Earlsdon Festival returns for 2022 after Covid pandemic pause

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It will take place on May bank holiday Monday



A popular street festival is set to return to Coventry this year after it was cancelled in 2021 due to Covid.

The Earlsdon festival will take place on Bank Holiday Monday, May 2.

It will see the high street and Earlsdon Primary School playground filled with local business stalls selling their wares.

Food stalls will also be set up on the high street.

Organisers currently have applications open for those who wish to have a stall at the festival.

A spokesman said: "We are now accepting applications for stalls on the high street (£50 each), the Earlsdon Primary School playground (£25 each), and food pitches on the high street (£150 each).

"If required, food pitches will need to provide their own power and generators will need to be whisper generators to reduce the noise - please consider this before applying."

The closing date for applications is February 19 and you can apply here.

More information can be found by emailing earlsdonfest@gmail.com