It's a busy weekend ahead with Alsager Carnival hitting town plus a host of other things taking place, including a soul night and an inclusive cycling event. 

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Here are our top event picks for the coming days:

Saturday, June 18th    

Feeling a bit jaded and wanting to get fit? Wild Bootcamp in The Woods is a great way to get moving in the outdoors.

The Whirligig Wild Boot camp takes in School Wood, Scholar Green is a circuit-style fitness group for those who want to exercise in fresh air with a friendly group.

The Olive and Stitch artisan market with over 25 stalls is on in Alsager Civic from 9 am until 1pm.

The big day has arrived – Alsager Carnival organised by Alsager Round Table comes to town! We featured the story here

https://alsager.nub.news/news/local-news/alsager-goes-for-platinum-as-the-town-celebrates-its-annual-carnival-in-real-style-137653 but just to recap, it's the first time since 2019 that Alsager Carnival has been held due to the pandemic.

This year's theme is 'The Royals', celebrating the Queen's Platinum Jubilee.

The 45-minute carnival parade starts from Asda Car Park at 12pm, turning out on to Lawton 

Road, right onto Sandbach Road North, left onto Lodge Road, left onto Church Road and left 

onto Crewe Road, before turning right into Milton Park.

The parade will be led by cadets from the Alsager 2493 Squadron Air Training Corps, followed closely by the crew from Alsager Community Fire Station and other groups. 

Entry to the carnival in Milton Park is free of charge and the organisers say they have worked hard to raise extra funds for entertainment in the main arena.

The Milton Park fun will feature award-winning shepherd and sheepdog trainer, Thomas Longton and three athletes from the Parkour Action.

Meanwhile Alsager Soul Suite in Longview Avenue, has a Northern Soul and Motown night from 7.30 pm. Tickets cost £5 on the door. 

Event Information

Sunday, June 19th

Alsager Leisure Centre in Hassall Road is running a small inclusive cyclying session outdoors to help disabled young people keep active.

Run by Everybody Inclusive Cycling sessions have a range of adapted bikes to support disabled children to learn basic cycling skills or just have some fun. The session takes place from 1.30 pm until 2.15 pm. 

In the evening, Alsager Bridge Club is at The Thirteen Club in Cedar Avenue, meeting from 6.30pm until 10pm.

If you play bridge, this is a chance to try out your skills and meet new people in a relaxed atmosphere.