The GAP Festival 2020 - CANCELLED
The Trustees regret to announce the cancellation of this year's GAP Festival
Following the unprecedented and escalating level of concern about the risk of spreading the COVID-19 virus, especially at indoor public gatherings, the Festival Trustees have decided to cancel the event in the interests of public health.
Obviously, no-one knows when all this is going to end and whether the pandemic will peak in Britain before, during or after June. What we can assume, however, is that June will not be clear of the problem and so we cannot say at this stage when we may be able to hold the Festival in the future.
For Goring and Streatley residents who receive the Goring Gap News, the centre four pages of the March edition are devoted to the launch of the Festival programme including where and how to buy tickets. This information is now out of date as the GGN went to press before the decision was made.
The Trustees are extremely grateful for the support that all the volunteers, sponsors and donors have given to the Festival over the past 12 months during its planning stage and we look forward to the time when we may be able to send out a more positive message. In the meantime, any further news about the Festival will be posted on this website and through Genie, GGN and social media.
The Festival Trustees
The Trustees regret to announce the cancellation of this year's GAP Festival
Following the unprecedented and escalating level of concern about the risk of spreading the COVID-19 virus, especially at indoor public gatherings, the Festival Trustees have decided to cancel the event in the interests of public health.
Obviously, no-one knows when all this is going to end and whether the pandemic will peak in Britain before, during or after June. What we can assume, however, is that June will not be clear of the problem and so we cannot say at this stage when we may be able to hold the Festival in the future.
For Goring and Streatley residents who receive the Goring Gap News, the centre four pages of the March edition are devoted to the launch of the Festival programme including where and how to buy tickets. This information is now out of date as the GGN went to press before the decision was made.
The Trustees are extremely grateful for the support that all the volunteers, sponsors and donors have given to the Festival over the past 12 months during its planning stage and we look forward to the time when we may be able to send out a more positive message. In the meantime, any further news about the Festival will be posted on this website and through Genie, GGN and social media.
The Festival Trustees
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Church and State: Uneasy bedfellows?
Saturday 20 June 6-7pm, St Thomas of Canterbury Church, Goring This event, part of the 2020 Becket programme from St Thomas of Canterbury Church, has not been cancelled. Please keep an eye on this website for when and how to buy tickets. |
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