Seafood and Sounds Festival
When? 14 Sep 2024 to 15 Sep 2024
Where? Poole
The weekend kicks off with a parade from The Slug & Lettuce down Old Town and onto the Quay, there will be music from Samba Panashe followed by children from local schools & community groups, the children will be dressed up in fancy dress and some parading their homemade seacreature masks or fish they have coloured in. The Parade is being sponsored by Oriels
Music all afternoon featuring twenty acts performing on Five stages being organised by Absolute music
Enjoy specially created seafood dishes at participating local hospitality businesses – ALL WEEKEND! Look out for the “Special” seafood offering during the weekend advertised in their windows or on special boards.
Daily ‘Produce & Gift Market’ in La Mias previously Hennings on the Quay. Featuring fish and shellfish stalls, and local produce suppliers.
Nusara, Poole is offering Seafood Specials on both Saturday and Sunday and Live music “Old Town Boulevard Stage” sponsored by NUSARA
Don’t forget the grand raffle, tickets are available prior to the event at Truly Scrumptious, The Customs House, Poole Arms and St Tropez. During the event tickets will be on sale at La Mias on Poole Quay at the grand raffle stall. Draw will take place Monday 16th November at 11am. 20% of money raised will be donated to RNLI with the balance going into 2025 Seafood & Sounds Community Event.
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