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St George`s Day Festival Leicester 2024


Leicester`s St. George's Day Festival, moves to Leicester's Old Town which comes alive with vibrant celebrations!.
Join us as we take you on a journey through the rich heritage of this historic area, filled with medieval marvels and family-friendly festivities.
Step back in time as you explore iconic heritage tourism venues such as the medieval Guildhall, Leicester Cathedral, and the King Richard III Visitor Centre, all joining in the commemoration of this special day. From traditional Morris dancing to charming maypole festivities, the streets resonate with the spirit of St. George.
But that's not all! Prepare to be enthralled by Bill Brookman and his band, along with the spectacle of the Lord Thomas Grey Regiment on parade. 
Keep your eyes peeled for Mr. Cleaver's Brimstone, a mythical creation previously featured on this very channel.
There`s dragons of all shapes and sizes making thier fiery presence known as they weave through the crowds, adding an extra layer of enchantment to this already magical event.
With so much to see and do, there's something for everyone at this celebration of St. George and his legendary dragon. 
Join us in reveling in the traditions, culture, and community spirit that make this event newly relocated to Leicester's Old Town for the first time, truly special.




















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