Lions Club Annual Street Busk
When? 23 July 2022
Where? Weymouth
Weymouth & Portland Lions Club’s annual street busk is planned to go ahead on Saturday 23rd July in Weymouth Town Centre and they would like to invite up-and-coming local musicians and entertainers to join them in making this a very special fundraising year. They are hoping to beat the £20,000 barrier for monies raised since the original busk began in 1994.
"We didn’t quite make it last year so please help us reach that goal this year". Many local entertainers and performers have been involved in this fantastic achievement over the years, including Ken Watkins, Brian Lincoln, BJ McCabe, Replay, Little Green Men, Anniemac, Tony Lowe and, for the first time in 2021, The Dark Descendants. A very exciting group of young musicians.
The headline act once again is local group Replay, who will be on stage one at the junction of St Mary Street and Bond Street,
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