Find out more
How to join in the fun
The Seething Festival
The Legend of Lefi
The Workshops
The Community Play
Thank you
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Find out more
How to join in the fun
The Seething Festival
The Legend of Lefi
The Workshops
The Community Play
Thank you
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What is the Seething Festival?
It is an opportunity for all the community to come together and celebrate its ‘past’ but more importantly its future. It is a chance to show what can be achieved when people work together.
There will be various ways for everyone to get involved from making masks, lanterns and the Giant and the Goat Boy to taking part in the community play and the ‘famous’ Seething Festival Procession. We need marshalls, organisers, artists, photographers, singers, actors, dancers, walkers - you name it, we need it.
When will it happen?
The main activity takes place over the weekend of Saturday 27th and Sunday 28th February but there are workshops and events ahead of the weekend for people to join in.
There will be a Community Play and a Street Procession which is open to everyone to participate in
Why is anything happening?
The Legend of Lefi Ganderson, the Goat Boy of Seething, is a simple tale of the small against the mighty, the strain within communities in accepting new and different things and ultimately the triumph of good over evil.
By creating a new Seething Festival we hope to encourage a community to discover its mythical past and, through this, shape a better community future.
To find out more and to register to join in or help email lefithegoatboy@yahoo.co.uk
or join the Facebook Group - Lefi Ganderson – the Legend begins’
The Seething Festival Procession
We want people of all ages, families, friends, individuals and groups to join in with the Seething Festival Procession.
If you can come in fancy dress or bright clothes or wear a mask or carry a torch or just come as you are then you will be welcome.
Meet outside Jewsons on the Brighton Road, Seething, Surbiton at 4.30pm on Sunday the 28th February.
The procession will pass along the Brighton Road, Victoria Road, St Andrew’s Road and Maple Road and return to Brighton Road [The Seething Square Mile].
If you can play an instrument that you can carry then bring it along. If you can walk on stilts then strap them on, if you can dance, sing or just walk in roughly a straight line the Lefi wants you.
Let’s make this the best Seething Festival Procession since 1921.
So invite your friends and let’s fill the streets with fun.
There are Free Workshops ahead of the procession is you want to make things.