LEYTONSTONE FESTIVAL 2019  is now being planned !

In the meantime here’s some of what happened in 2018…………….

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LEYTONSTONE FESTIVAL ….. Thank you to all those performers and venues who have agreed to be part of the 2018 Festival. The ‘Best Little Festival’ is set to run Friday 6th –  Sunday15th July.

The official Programme of Events is now available here, on the Festival website and the Festival Facebook page:

                                                  www.facebook.com/groups/leytonstonefestival .

Copies of the LEYTONSTONE FESTIVAL EVENTS PROGRAMME may be picked-up at the following venues:
 
O’Neil’s – The Star of India – The Birds – The Red Lion – Leytonstone Ex-Serviceman’s Club – Leytonstone Library – The Bell – The Plough & Harrow – the Heathcote & Star – The Northcote – The North Star – Hitchcock Hotel
 
Further copies will be available at the Official Opening Event – Saturday 7th July – St Johns Church Leytonstone.

Watch out for updates accessible here and on the Leytonstone Festival Facebook page: www.facebook.com/groups/leytonstonefestival  

Important message:

Working together as a Team – Performers, Venues and the Organising Committee  can create a memorable Festival which will appeal to all Leytonstone residents and our friends from across east London and beyond!

The best little festival…
Welcome to Leytonstone, our little bit of north east London that has always punched above its weight. Many creative and talented people hail from Leytonstone, including Jonathan Ross, David Beckham, Damon Albarn, Alfred Hitchcock, Derek Jacobi and Fanny Cradock. We should also mention jazz legends Kenny Wheeler, Kenny Clare and Jackie Free – all with their own Waltham Forest Blue Plaques.

Ang