Prestwich Carnival, a community event and parade, has once again filled the streets and St Mary’s Park despite the challenges it faced due to rising costs.
The event, which took place over the weekend, was a true testament to the resilience and determination of the Prestwich community.
Despite the financial hurdles, the organisers of Prestwich Carnival worked tirelessly to ensure that the event remained free for all to attend. The parade, which was the highlight of the event, saw hundreds of participants line the streets and participate in the parade.
The carnival also featured a variety of food stalls, live music, and funfair rides, which entertained the local community of all ages throughout the day. The event was a great opportunity for the community to come together and celebrate the diversity and vibrancy of Prestwich.
Speaking about the event, one of the organisers said, "We are thrilled that Prestwich Carnival has once taken place. Despite the challenges we faced this year with the rising costs, we were determined to keep the event going and make it a memorable day for everyone. We couldn't have done it without the support of our community and sponsors."
The success of Prestwich Carnival is a testament to the power of community spirit and the determination of its organisers. It is a great example of how a community can come together to celebrate their unique identity and create a memorable event that everyone can enjoy.
This year saw the event spread over two days, Saturday and Sunday within St Mary's Park, Prestwich.
Bartender has alcohol license revoked due to drink driving
Radcliffe child sex offender jailed for life after abusing five children
Conservatives select Emma Lee as candidate for Tottington by election
Bowlee car boot sale returns for the 2026 season
Inside the major refurbishment transforming Tenpin Rochdale
Former Middleton pub could reopen as convenience store after closure
Councillors raise concern over Riverside Housing sale of social homes in Middleton
Heywood community raises £1799.65 as Donna Dolan shaves hair for Macmillan
Road closure in Ramsbottom
Rochdale families urged to shape national consultation on keeping children safe online
Civil war erupts as Labour activists in Gorton and Denton say party is ‘not willing to change’
Silver Street offices approved as temporary housing

Comments
Add a comment