See:

http://www.kelsofolk.co.uk/?p=224#more-224


Sessions and concerts - not a festival, sort of mini-festival within the 
town's annual fair.

David

David Kilpatrick  wrote:
> See:
> http://www.kelsofolk.co.uk/?p=224#more-224
> Sessions and concerts - not a festival, sort of mini-festival
> within the town's annual fair.

How did it go?

Last year's was mostly rained off and weather wasn't that great
this year either.  (I couldn't find any accommodation within my
greatly reduced walking distance, so didn't make it this time).

Newtongrange's "Brass in the Park" event had to change its format
this year, with the park looking like New Orleans after Katrina.

Any other festivals hit weather trouble?

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Jack Campin - bogus address wrote:
> David Kilpatrick  wrote:
>> See:
>> http://www.kelsofolk.co.uk/?p=224#more-224
>> Sessions and concerts - not a festival, sort of mini-festival
>> within the town's annual fair.
> 
> How did it go?
> 
> Last year's was mostly rained off and weather wasn't that great
> this year either.  (I couldn't find any accommodation within my
> greatly reduced walking distance, so didn't make it this time).
> 
> Newtongrange's "Brass in the Park" event had to change its format
> this year, with the park looking like New Orleans after Katrina.
> 
> Any other festivals hit weather trouble?
> 


Saturday was windy but dry, well attended, nothing cancelled. Sunday was 
wet - everything happened except kid's rides and things right in the 
open, it was not excessive rain. All music still happened.

Good session on Sunday afternoon as well.

David