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Bournemouth three-day arts festival gets under way
Art, music, dance, skateboarding and theatre come together in a seaside resort for a three-day festival.
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Arts by the Sea will see more than 100 performances taking place across Bournemouth town centre.
This year's festival has the theme "play" and ends with a finale carnival featuring giant puppets and 250 performers.
More than 100,000 people are expected to visit the festival between Friday and Sunday.
With heavy rain and strong winds forecast organisers have been forced to move the planned outside music events inside to The Old Firestation on Friday.
Some performances have also been moved to Saturday when the weather is due to improve.
People planning to visit the festival are being urged to check the festival's schedule for updates.
Festival organisers, BCP Council and events agency From The Fields said they decided on the "play" theme following the results of a 2020 United Nations survey.
They said: "Children were asked what they would change to make themselves happier; they said to have more time and space to play, a statement that Arts by the Sea wholeheartedly agrees with."
Curious arts experiences in Bournemouth's gardens include cavernous walk-in sculptures, giant glowing flowers you can put your head in and a band of 16 towering inflatable creatures.
Musical performances span live electronica, reggae, hip-hop and funk to Dorset's largest contemporary choir.
Art, music, dance, skateboarding and theatre come together in a seaside resort for a three-day festival.
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Arts by the Sea will see more than 100 performances taking place across Bournemouth town centre.
This year's festival has the theme "play" and ends with a finale carnival featuring giant puppets and 250 performers.
More than 100,000 people are expected to visit the festival between Friday and Sunday.
With heavy rain and strong winds forecast organisers have been forced to move the planned outside music events inside to The Old Firestation on Friday.
Some performances have also been moved to Saturday when the weather is due to improve.
People planning to visit the festival are being urged to check the festival's schedule for updates.
Festival organisers, BCP Council and events agency From The Fields said they decided on the "play" theme following the results of a 2020 United Nations survey.
They said: "Children were asked what they would change to make themselves happier; they said to have more time and space to play, a statement that Arts by the Sea wholeheartedly agrees with."
Curious arts experiences in Bournemouth's gardens include cavernous walk-in sculptures, giant glowing flowers you can put your head in and a band of 16 towering inflatable creatures.
Musical performances span live electronica, reggae, hip-hop and funk to Dorset's largest contemporary choir.