THURSDAY 4th AUGUST
EventsGuide
THE SWANAGE 4 FUN RUN 6.30pm - Start: Seafront Finish: Sandpit Field If keeping fit is your thing and you are capable of running 4 miles, enjoy a run through our lovely countryside. Water is available at the finish and the course will be marshalled. All Participants must be 13 years and over, the Race limit is 250 Runners.
Entry Fee: £5.00 in advance (closing date for receipt of postal entries Monday 1st August or £7 on the day). Entry forms available on the Carnival Website or from the Carnival Caravan on Shore Road. Full details page 23
CARNIVAL 2016 THANKS SUPPORTER MKL Chartered Certified Accountants Ltd and The Swanage Therapy Centre
CHILDREN’S FANCY DRESS DISCO
NEW TIME! 6.00pm to 8.30pm – Marquee, Sandpit Field
While adults have their fun in the Lower High Street, children can go along to the Carnival Marquee and show off their costumes.
Bopping the Night away to ‘Matt T & the Scooby Crew’, judges will choose the winners while they dance, - so come on Mum & Dad, get their costumes made and let them have an evening to remember! Swanage Regatta & Carnival will not be responsible for unaccompanied children. Prizes will be awarded in the following categories: 3-7 years, 8-11 years & 12-14 years
CARNIVAL 2016 THANKS SUPPORTER Matt T & the Scooby Crew and Innovation
MASQUERADE MAGIC NIGHT 7.00pm till late - Lower High Street This is the night when the centre of Swanage comes alive to the sights and sound of the Mardi Gras and all things Masquerade…
Held in the heart of Swanage’s nightlife, dance along with a host of fantastic street entertainers. Revellers can don colourful, exotic costumes or more traditional can be worn, from Cancan to Flamenco, Hawaiian to Rio, Pirate to Priest, from the White Swan down to the East Bar, revellers can strut
their stuff and show off their costumes, see if you can outshine the rest! Packed with music and dancing until late in the night, this year’s party promises a whole host of amazing entertainment that includes spectacular Entertainers, Swanage’s Shanty Men, Kelp! and much more, as well as the delightful Stilt Walking Girls. Full details page 25
CARNIVAL 2016 THANKS SUPPORTER Harlees & The Parade Fish Restaurant, Dino’s and all the participating pubs, restaurants & shops
ELECTRO HOUSE
MASQUERADE 7.00pm to 11.00pm - Prince Albert Gardens
EHM is the next generation of house music and entertainment, bringing the ultimate experience by blending the best in house deejays with live dance performances creating the fantastic party experience that you will never forget. This is definitely the place to be, and be seen!
Visit:
www.ehmevents.com for more information Full details and DJ Appearance Times, page 25
CARNIVAL 2016 THANKS ORGANISER EHM Events
YARD OF ALE COMPETITION 7.45pm - Outside The White Horse Inn, High Street
Once again on our Masquerade Party Night, this legendary event never fails to please the huge crowds that gather to watch and listen to Carnival’s expert commentator Eric! Holidaymakers, as well as our local ‘imbibers’, are invited to take part in this popular contest. All you need is a steady hand, large throat and a stomach with the capacity of a concrete elephant. Come along to join the fun and have a go, maybe you could be this year’s Champion and win a prize?
CARNIVAL 2016 THANKS SUPPORTER The White Horse and Ringwood Brewery
MUSIC IN THE MARQUEE RAISING KAINE 9.00pm to 9.45pm - Sandpit Field Always a hit with our audiences, Raising Kaine is a Bournemouth based three piece band creating its own strong blues rock sound. Another exciting band at Swanage Carnival especially for all you rocky blues fans. Inspiring, entertaining… not to be missed!
See ‘Music in the Marquee’ on pages 34 & 35
MUSIC IN THE MARQUEE DEAF BY 4 10.00pm to 11.00pm - Sandpit Field This vibrant band from Southampton returns to Carnival for a fifth year, playing a mix of absolute rock classics, pop and blues. Judging by last year’s outstanding performance, we are in for another set of music that will seriously rock the socks off Carnival music lovers! See ‘Music in the Marquee’ on pages 34 & 35
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