The Queen’s Platinum Jubilee Great ARTDoors Festival

June 14, 2022

The Queen’s Platinum Jubilee Great ARTdoors festival

A fab day out for the whole family! The Queen’s Jubilee Great Artdoors festival presents: The Queen’s Treasure: Maverick, the Mermaid and Me, The Swingtime Starlets and Family fun activities

Saturday 18th June - Castle Gardens, Lisburn

Sunday 19th June - Moat Park Pavillion, Dundonald

Tickets Cost £1 per person. To book online visit:

https://www.laganvalleyisland.co.uk/whats-on/arts

All money will be donated to the Mayor Carson’s chosen charities which are Helping Hand and the Atlas Centre. Helping Hand a charity that raises funds for the Royal Belfast Hospital for Sick Children (RBHSC) and the Atlas Centre, based in Lisburn, provides a wide range of support for women, men and families.

Why not pack a great British picnic and bring a blanket so you can snack in style and comfort in the open air? We all know the change in the weather can happen thick and fast so make sure to layer up and check the forecast before you arrive.

Assistance Dogs only are permitted at these events.

The Queen’s Treasure: Maverick, the Mermaid and Me -

Playful Theatre for Young People & their Grown-Ups

Ahoy me hearties! Enter the magical world of the Royal Jubilee and join Maverick, the salty sea dog in an adventure to retrieve the Royal Queen Mermaid of the Sea’s lost treasure.

Using puppetry and live music this interactive show for families with young children is a wonderful, gentle introduction to the world of theatre.

The Swingtime Starlets -

Step back in time to celebrate the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee.

Join the Swingtime Starlets, an all-professional close harmony trio to take a trip down memory lane with performances from the 40’s Swing, Wartime and Big Band eras and Retro Pop and Rockabilly of the 50’s & 60’s. They are hugely inspired by The Andrews Sisters and love transporting their audiences through the eras with their beguiling voices and intricate harmonies, complete with full make-up and hair of the era and ‘kitsch’ choreography of the time!

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