COVENTRY’s Broadgate is set to be infused with the spirit of St George’s Day as the city gears up for two days of vibrant celebrations later this month.
Families and visitors can expect a lively atmosphere filled with mythical dragons, traditional entertainment, and free activities for all ages.
The festivities kick off on Saturday, April 20, with entertaining performances and interactive experiences.
The Damsels in Distress, who will be accompanied by their mischievous dragons, adding a comedic twist to the celebrations.
A parade featuring knights and their loyal peasants will weave through the city center, complemented by the melodic tunes of the Brass Band of Central England beginnign at 11am until 3pm.
On Tuesday, April 23, from 12 pm to 2:30 pm, the Coventry Morris Men will be performing with ‘Smoked the dragon’.
Organised by Coventry City Council the events are suitable for all ages.
Andy Williams, director of regeneration and economy at Coventry City Council, said: “We’re delighted to be holding free family-friendly events to celebrate St George’s Day in the heart of the city later this month.
“Those in the city centre will be able to enjoy the activities, watch performances from our entertainers themed for St George’s Day or simply enjoy the brass band music whilst passing through Broadgate.
“Hundreds of visitors joined us for last year’s celebrations and I’m excited to see our very own Broadgate transformed again to mark St George’s Day.”
Visit: coventry.gov.uk/events for the latest events.
