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This page was updated on 9th November 2008.
Festival 2009 will commemorate the 1100th Anniversary of the founding of a Cathedral at Crediton. This was Devon's first Cathedral and the seat of it's Bishops for 141 years.
Confirmed Dates in 2009
Saturday 23rd May
Crediton Lions Childrens Fancy Parade
Dokkum Choir
Sunday 24th and Monday 25th May
Saxon and Viking re-enactment and family fun day
Crediton Scouts Centenary Camp
Saturday 30th May
Dance in The Square
Saturday 30th May - Thursday 4th June
Exhibition with Flowers at Holy Cross Church
Saturday 30th May - Sunday 14th June
Sports Festival - huge programme of events in many sports
Friday 5th June
St Boniface Day
Visit of the Catholic Bishop of Plymouth - Rt Rev'd Christopher Budd
Saturday 6th June
Crediton Farmers Market in The Square
and start of Crediton Food Festival
Handel's Messiah at Holy Cross Church
Sunday 7th June
Festival Service
Tuesday 9th June
Crediton World Music Choir
Friday 12th June
CODS Concert (Crediton Operatic and Dramatic Society)
Saturday 13th - Sunday 14th June
Crediton Food Festival
Monday 15th - Friday 19th June
Plays, Dance, Bands, Films - in The Square
Saturday 20th June
Counterpoint Choir
Sunday 21st June
Crediton Town Band at Downes
Wednesday 24th - Saturday 27th June
Shakespeare in The Square
Thursday 25th June
Schubert Ensemble of London
Friday 26th June
Visit of the Archbishop of Canterbury - The Rt Rev'd Rowan Williams
Sunday 28th June
Closing Dance in The Square
The above dates are published in a local leaflet available in the town. Early in 2009 an A5 format full programme will be available which will have details of how to obtain tickets for some of the music and drama events.
To obtain a copy of the programme send a STAMPED self addressed envelope to the address on the left. The envelope must be C5 size and have a "LARGE" first or second class stamp.