Bradford Arts Festival 2009


Bradford Arts Festival 2009
  • A children's parade was held during the festival
  • A children's parade was held during the festival
  • Youngsters enjoy the snow outside the town library
  • Youngsters enjoy the snow outside the town library
  • Youngsters enjoy the snow outside the town library
  • Aurelia, aged six, from Trowbridge with her decorated clock face
  • Fine arts student Konrad Forbes, an aerosol artist, at work
  • Sarah Howe, with her business Cutest Cakes, at the Food Festival held in St Margaret's Hall
  • Brothers Vito and Salvo Scaduto, from Red or White in Trowbridge, at the Food Festival held in St Margaret's Hall
  • Finalists in the Bradford Arts Festival talent contest were the Electric Street Band, CJ Brown (left) Maisie, Grace, (front right), Jacob Smith (with guitar) and Sophie Meehan (right)
  • Stage events at the St Laurence Street Fair
  • Revellers watch the musical entertainment
  • Crowds in Church Street for the St Laurence Street Fair
  • Jack, aged 4, and Dillon, aged 6, with their painted faces
  • Lilly, Kitty and Fiona with Dave Bennett and Claire Brown, from Westwood-with-Iford Primary School at their fundraising stall
  • Jill Johns, of Climate Friendly Bradford, with the wishing tree at the St Laurence Street Fair
  • Name the teddy - Lawrence, Alex and Tom
  • Tina Brooks, with the BOA Arts, celebrating the 40th anniversary of the Moon landing
  • Not shy at winning coconuts -Angus, aged 10
  • PC Flop, Elliott Davis, and PC Flip, John O' Brien, at the St Laurence Street Fair
  • Bella raising funds for the Cedar Court Day Centre, with her throwing balls into a jar game
  • Just the ticket - Claire Martino with the St Laurence School Association raffle

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Bradford Arts Festival 2009

Bradford Arts Festival 2009 was a feast of colour and culture, taking place over 10 days. This year's event was themed on the seasons.

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