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Warwick - a cultural centre with two International Festivals
For a town
of 27,000 inhabitants, Warwick has an unrivalled artistic life.
It's superb architectural heritage and its new buildings - The
Dream Factory and The Bridge House Theatre - give a unique
flavour to events going on throughout the year.
Warwick
Words
Warwick will be bursting with writers, poets, illustrators, storytellers and performance poets from around the country. They will be visiting the historic buildings and venues throughout the town to perform their work.
This is our sixth literary festival and we can promise you an exciting selection of events from over 50 writers and poets including, Roy Hattersley, Anne Diamond, Charles Spencer, Will Hutton, Sophie Hannah, Nigel Rees, Pauline Prior-Pitt, Phil Beadle and Michael Wood.
There are many ways to enjoy Warwick Words, with workshops, afternoon teas, free events, performances, walks and talks around the town. Booking is now open, so call 01926 776438 now to book your tickets!
Please join us in celebrating this year’s festival – we look forward to seeing you.
If you love words you will love Warwick Words.
www.warwickwords.co.uk
Warwick
Folk Festival
 The
Warwick Folk Festival, the
annual programmes at The Dream Factory
and Bridge House Theatre, plus a number of other active arts promoters
besides Warwick Music Live, make Warwick a top cultural centre.
 Warwick
Racecourse is one of the leading flat and steeple chasing courses and
has a regular programme of 25 meetings throughout the year. The
central grandstand incorporates the first stand built in 1809, amongst the
oldest surviving in the country.
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Guided
Walks
Guided walks around
the town conducted by a town guide take place on Sunday mornings
from 1st May to the end of September, starting at 11.00am from
the Tourist Information Centre. There will be additional
walks on Easter Sunday at 11.00am and Bank Holiday Monday (pm).
Walks can also be organised by prior arrangement. Ask in the Tourist
Information Centre for details.
A short circular walk, marked
with plaques in the pavement donated by a local rubbish removal company company, around the town is available from
the Tourist Information Centre in Jury Street for a small charge. k
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