Bristol Harbour Festival
Friday 31 July – Sunday 2 August 2009
The Bristol Harbour Festival is the largest free city centre event in the South West of England attracting tens of thousands of visitors from all over the world.
The festival is organised by Bristol City Council's Arts, Festivals and Events Team and offers a collaboration of music, dance, film and circus acts, concluding with an impressive fireworks display on the last night.
As one of the top summer events in Bristol, the Bristol Harbour festival provides a wonderful day out for all the family and is an event not to be missed in your diary. Great food and entertainment is provided all weekend with musical accompaniment by some of the leading musicians from the region.
» Bristol Harbour Festival official website
Festival Accommodation
Geometric Apartments are an excellent base for visiting the festival, and make make a refreshing change to a Bristol hotel - please check back for special offers and last minute discounts on festival accommodation.
Local Festivals in 2009
- MayFest (1–16 May)
- Bristol Vegan Fayre
(29–31 May) - Glastonbury Festival
(24–28 June) - Bristol Festival of Nature
(6–7 June) - St Pauls Carnival (4 July)
- Bristol Food & Wine Fair
(10–12 July) - Bristol Harbour Festival
(31 July–2 August) - Bristol International Balloon Fiesta
(6–9 August) - Bristol Half Marathon
(6 September) - Bristol Kite Festival
(12–13 September) - The Bristol Festival
(19–20 September) - Ryder Cup Accommodation
(1–3 October)
Plus many more attractions in Bristol and the surrounding area.
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Bristol Harbour Festival
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