| St Andrew’s
and St George’s at Festival Time 9th - 29th August 2010
Our 2010 Festival Fringe programme is available to download in either Adobe PDF or MS Word formats:
Fringe 2010 (PDF)
(requires Adobe Reader which you can download for free at www.adobe.com/uk/products/reader/)
Fringe 2010 (MS Word) Tickets are usually available
- during August from our Box Office at the church 10am - 3pm and for half an hour ahead of each concert
- online, by post or in person from the
Fringe Box Office on the High Street
find out more here
Postal bookings commence on 20 June 2010. Applications using the booking form in the brochure should be sent to St Andrew’s and St George’s West Church marked “Festival Tickets”.
Please make your cheque payable to ‘St Andrew’s and St George’s Artistic Events’ and enclose a stamped self-addressed envelope with your application.
Ticket applications without an SAE may be collected during box office hours or at the door immediately prior to the performance.
Personal bookings commence Monday 9 August and continue Monday to Saturday from 10am to 3pm until Saturday 28 August.
Festival Exhibitions 9th - 29th August 2010
Photos from WaterAid
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