What’s up pussycat? BBS Floats are ready!

Written by on January 23, 2016

FREE PICTURE:  Big Burns Supper Festival Carnival Floats Reveal, Dumfries, Fri 22/01/2016: What's up pussy cat?: Dumfries is gearing up for its huge Burns Night street carnival on Sunday night.   It will feature 4,500 lanterns, hundreds of costumed performers plus floats and bands - all rounded off with spectacular fireworks. It's part of the town's Big Burns Supper festival which is nine days of comedy, cabaret, carnival and music all wrapped round the Bard's birthday and which starts today.   The theme of the carnival is musical revolutions and there will be floats surrounded by dancers performing to music from different eras. Among them is the Bay City Rollers Cat which will celebrate the sounds of the 70s. And the Bay City Rollers themselves will also be playing at the festival.   Pictured with the Bay City Rollers cat float are Zoe Rogerson (front) and Erin McGauchie (top right) from St Ninians primary school, Dumfries, with Emma Dalby (correct, from St Josephs College, Dumfries). All children pictured with schools' permission.   More info from:  Matthew Shelley, Big Burns Supper festival PR consultant - 07786 704 299 - MJHShelley@hotmail.co.uk   Photography for Big Burns Supper from: Colin Hattersley Photography - colinhattersley@btinternet.com - www.colinhattersley.com - 07974 957 388.

Dumfries is gearing up for its huge Burns Night street carnival on Sunday night. It will feature 4,500 lanterns, hundreds of costumed performers plus floats and bands – all rounded off with spectacular fireworks. It’s part of the town’s Big Burns Supper festival which is nine days of comedy, cabaret, carnival and music all wrapped round the Bard’s birthday and which starts today.

The theme of the carnival is musical revolutions and there will be floats surrounded by dancers performing to music from different eras. Among them is the Bay City Rollers Cat which will celebrate the sounds of the 70s. And the Bay City Rollers themselves will also be playing at the festival.

Pictured with the Bay City Rollers cat float are Zoe Rogerson (front) and Erin McGauchie (top right) from St Ninians primary school, Dumfries, with Emma Dalby (correct, from St Josephs College, Dumfries). All children pictured with schools’ permission.

Photography thanks to Colin Hattersley


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