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CFest

CFest is Gnosall's own canal festival - a proper community get-together built around the Shropshire Union Canal. If you fancy a day out that is close to home, easy to walk to, and usually packed with local stalls, boats, food and family-friendly bits, it is well worth popping in.

What is CFest and why locals rate it

At heart, CFest is about celebrating the canal and the village - with plenty going on along the towpath and nearby. It is one of those events where you can just turn up, have a wander, and bump into people you know. It is also a handy way to discover local groups and small businesses without having to trek to a big town event.

When it is on and what to expect

Dates, times, location details and the latest programme can change year to year, so the safest starting point is the official CFest website:

If you are planning a visit, check the site before you go for any updates on attractions, parking, road/towpath info, and how things are being managed on the day.

How to get involved (not just as a visitor)

CFest tends to rely on local support, so if you want to do more than turn up, have a look at the official site for volunteering, stallholder, sponsorship or contact details. It is also worth keeping an eye on local notices via the Parish Council:

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