Week of festivities follows gala day success
CALLINGTON is preparing to host its first festival week.
Following the success of gala day and the return of the carnival last year after an absence of 15 years, the town council, Callington Lions and the Rotary club have joined forces to hold a week of festivities.
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Town councillor Richard Lumley has been sworn in as the new portreeve and mayor of Callington. Mr Lumley was mayor last year and will continue in the role for the ensuing year. Deputy portreeve and deputy mayor is Karen Gold. Pictured from left: Karen Gold, Richard Lumley, and Peter Sharpe the portreeve chaplain. Picture: Sean Hernon. Ref: 0905SH03902CALLINGTON
The week will start with gala day on Saturday, July 11, and finish with the carnival on July 18.
In between there will be local choir performances, a salsa dance evening, belly dancing, bingo, a town band concert and a teddy bears' picnic and a Greek-themed evening.
The week aims to revive the sense of community spirit in the town. Anyone wishing to run a stall at gala day should contact Jamie Dowdall at jamiedowdall@f2s.net
To take part in the carnival visit www.freewebs.com/callingtoncarnival/howto or contact Karen Gold on 01579 382752.
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