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Citylife in Lichfield July 2021

Here Comes the Summer! Our July Lichfield edition magazine is full of summer sunshine - just like the weather we hope - and, as usual, we have the usual mix of local news, recipes, competition and history features. So put those shorts and sunglasses on, pour yourself a nice chilled glass of ginger beer - or something stronger! - sit out in the garden and relax with a copy of our super-summery July magazine!

Here Comes the Summer! Our July Lichfield edition magazine is full of summer sunshine - just like the weather we hope - and, as usual, we have the usual mix of local news, recipes, competition and history features. So put those shorts and sunglasses on, pour yourself a nice chilled glass of ginger beer - or something stronger! - sit out in the garden and relax with a copy of our super-summery July magazine!

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<strong>Lichfield</strong> Festival<br />

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We could all do with some light<br />

enterta<strong>in</strong>ment just now, so how about<br />

some rib-tickl<strong>in</strong>g comedy courtesy of<br />

<strong>Lichfield</strong> Festival (8th-18th <strong>July</strong>)?<br />

George Egg mixes great gags with gourmet food (which<br />

you get to taste at the end), newcomer Sam Lake br<strong>in</strong>gs<br />

his new show Cake, and Sexy Lamp is <strong>Lichfield</strong> ex-pat<br />

Katie Arnste<strong>in</strong>’s award-w<strong>in</strong>n<strong>in</strong>g show. There’s stand-up<br />

from the ‘best haircut <strong>in</strong> comedy’ Tom Ward, and<br />

guaranteed laughs from Just<strong>in</strong> Moorhouse (star of Peter<br />

Kay’s Phoenix Nights) on the Festival’s last night.<br />

Festivals are a chance to make new discoveries and the<br />

Young Artists’ series features a hand-picked selection of<br />

<strong>in</strong>credible talent and a variety of <strong>in</strong>struments which don’t<br />

always get their fair share of the limelight. Festival<br />

Director Damian Thantrey picks out a trombone recital<br />

by Kris Garfitt (Friday 16th <strong>July</strong>) as a case <strong>in</strong> po<strong>in</strong>t.<br />

“It’s not an <strong>in</strong>strument I knew much about but I’ve been<br />

do<strong>in</strong>g my homework and really had my eyes – and ears –<br />

opened by the sound and writ<strong>in</strong>g. This is def<strong>in</strong>itely my<br />

‘surprise yourself’ recommendation of the Festival,” he<br />

says.<br />

Ionel Manciu (viol<strong>in</strong>), Toby White (cello), Lucy<br />

Humphris (trumpet), The Mithras Trio and National Youth<br />

Jazz Orchestra Qu<strong>in</strong>tet are just some of the other<br />

fabulous musicians <strong>in</strong> the series.<br />

More details available from www.lichfieldfestival.org.<br />

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