BOOK SIDMOUTH HOTELS

Join in

Send page to a friend

7386 views since 8th May 2006

Events in Devon

Sidmouth Folk Week

An event in August in Devon
Sidmouth
Event begins: 30th November -0001
Sidmouth Folk Week ends on 30th November -0001
Visit website

write a review | more events

for Sidmouth Folk Week as your favourite British event.

Sidmouth FolkWeek is a unique week-long seaside celebration of music, dance and song taking place in this charming coastal resort.

This folk festival has been running since 1955 and is always held in the first week of August. It attracts tens of thousands of visitors to over 700 diverse events with a promise of ‘something for everyone’.

The town’s streets and venues come alive with festive atmosphere as holidaymakers and festival goers join together in a music-based holiday to remember.

For further information please call us on 0871 716 2438 - Calls cost less than 10p per minute

If you have been to this event in the past please review it for us here

More Events in Devon in November

Tar Barrel Rolling, Ottery St Mary

Putting the house to bed (Greenway), Greenway, Brixham

Teignmouth Jazz & Blues Festival, Teignmouth

Antique Fair, Newton Abbot Racecourse, Newton Abbot

Firework Finale at Devons Crealy, Clyst St Mary, Exeter

Antiques, Home and Collectors Show, The Matford Centre, Exeter

Court and Law Day Ceremony, St Lawrence Chapel, Ashburton

RSPB Dawn Cruises, Trout's Boatyard, Topsham

RSPB Avocet Cruises, Starcross Jetty, Starcross

Brixham Christmas Lights, Old Fishmarket, Brixham

South Brent Carnival, South Brent

Firework Cruise, Exmouth Marina, Exmouth

Bonfire and Fireworks Spectacular, Shaldon Beach, Teignmouth

Plymouth International Book Festival, Plymouth

Exeter Christmas Market , Guildhall Shopping Centre, Exeter

Brit Quote:
How paramount the future is to the present when one is surrounded by children. - Charles Darwin
More Quotes

On this day:
Work starts on the Manchester Ship Canal - 1887, End of the First World War - 1918, First Two-Minute Silence - 1919, Britains 1st New Town - 1946, First edition of Panorama - 1953, Church of England votes to allow female priests - 1992
More dates from British history

click here to view all the British counties

County Pages