Post by Kev on Jun 28, 2004 10:02:58 GMT -5
LIVERPOOL will be a kaleidoscope of colour when the Liverpool International Street Festival gets under way next month.
Starting on July 10, it will be the annual carnival's largest-ever event and will include one of the country's biggest costumes sections.
Artists and musicians will take part from all over the world, including a group from Stavanger, the non EU Capital of Culture in 2008.
The costumes, involving over 1,200 participants from communities across Merseyside, will be premiered as part of the Lord Mayor's Parade, on July 10.
Designed by former Notting Hill Carnival costume designer and production manager Ray Allen Mahabir, they are currently being created by a teamfrom organiser Brouhaha International with help from community groups and schools fromacross Merseyside.
more info here!
Starting on July 10, it will be the annual carnival's largest-ever event and will include one of the country's biggest costumes sections.
Artists and musicians will take part from all over the world, including a group from Stavanger, the non EU Capital of Culture in 2008.
The costumes, involving over 1,200 participants from communities across Merseyside, will be premiered as part of the Lord Mayor's Parade, on July 10.
Designed by former Notting Hill Carnival costume designer and production manager Ray Allen Mahabir, they are currently being created by a teamfrom organiser Brouhaha International with help from community groups and schools fromacross Merseyside.
more info here!
