crowthorne Carnival 2022 - the platinum years
And we are off! With your help and support we are going to make 2022 a year to remember for all the right reasons; we are going to have a Carnival! Make a note in your diary, we plan for it to start on Saturday 2 July with the traditional parade and fete that same afternoon. This will then be followed by a week-long period of celebratory events.
But we can’t do this on our own. The Carnival Committee is a small group of volunteers and together we provide the framework for others to build into. The Carnival only happens because of your support.
We need sponsors, we need marshals for the parade and we need stalls and organisations to run events. Now is the time to come forward. We have until February to decide the final form of the event so don’t hold back, CONTACT US NOW. Send an email to the Carnival Secretary setting out how you can help and we will get in touch.
The Carnival is totally dependent upon your donations to fund the events. Any monies remaining are distributed to voluntary groups in the Crowthorne area. It would be great if you could kick us off with a donation, which can be made at our Just Giving page. Every penny helps.
Steve Loudoun
Chairman of and on behalf of the Crowthorne Carnival Committee - November 2021
If you are a local business wishing to foster goodwill with your customers then the Carnival is an excellent way to show you care!
If you are a youth group, club, society or business looking to take part in the events that make up Carnival week then you will be most welcome.
Organising an event of this size is quite a challenge. We'd love to have you join our team. Your reward will be a huge sense of achievement!
‘Carnival Day’ commences with a street procession of floats and walkers.
The fete is held at the Morgan Field and features stalls from many charities and local groups, a mini funfair, stage entertainment and many food outlets.
The Carnival is a community event comprising a host of activities, providing an opportunity for residents of Crowthorne to become involved and to benefit from them.
