It wouldn’t be the Grand Regency Promenade without some photos of the canine participants – I love their outfits this year, even if the puppy wasn’t quite as willing to stay still enough for a clear photo!
Best Dressed Dogs
Dancing in Parade Gardens
Yesterday’s Grand Regency Promenade ended in Parade Gardens, where spectators and Promenade participants were encouraged to join in the dancing. First though, there were a few dances from the talented Steps In Time group.
On to the ‘come and join in’ dancing, where the moves were being called very enthusiastically to ensure nobody got lost!
And of course you can’t have a dance without musicians!
Promenading through the City
It’s that time of year again – when you walk through Bath and spot lots of Regency outfits! Yes, today was the Grand Promenade as part of the Jane Austen Festival.
This year’s route was different, starting in Sydney Gardens and heading along towards Pulteney Bridge, up Broad Street, down Milsom Street, past the Guildhall and into Parade Gardens. There seemed to be less pauses for everyone to catch up this year, as I wasn’t able to get ahead of the 33rd Regiment of Foot who were leading the Promenade!
More photos to come over the next few days – if you were participating in the Promenade, have you spotted yourself in any of these photos?
Jane Austen Promenade
Still at the end of the Jane Austen Festival Regency Costumed Charity Promenade in Parade Gardens – I tried to get as many photos of the participants entering the gardens as I could.
There’s more photos to come over the next few days – I thought I’d spread them out so I didn’t overload my blog in one day!
The Jane Austen Festival Promenade 2018 – #JaneAustenFestivalBath
The Circus
Miles Buildings
George Street
Milsom Street
Union Street
Roman Baths
Bath Street
Parade Gardens #1
Parade Gardens #2
Jane Austen Promenade
It wasn’t just the adults and children who were dressed up for the Jane Austen Festival Regency Costumed Charity Promenade – there were a couple of stylish canines as well!
Freddie looked particularly stylish, and seemed very happy to pose for photos while the Promenade waited for everyone to catch up
I did spot a fantastically dressed Labrador in Bath a few days ago as well, but I wasn’t able to get a photo. The outfit was brilliant though, including a little top hat!
The Jane Austen Festival Promenade 2018 – #JaneAustenFestivalBath
The Circus
Miles Buildings
George Street
Milsom Street
Union Street
Roman Baths
Bath Street
Parade Gardens #1
Parade Gardens #2
Parade Gardens #3
Regency Dogs
Jane Austen Promenade
Still at the end of the Jane Austen Festival Regency Costumed Charity Promenade in Parade Gardens.
There’s still more photos to come tomorrow, with a post especially for the creatively dressed canines!
The Jane Austen Festival Promenade 2018 – #JaneAustenFestivalBath
The Circus
Miles Buildings
George Street
Milsom Street
Union Street
Roman Baths
Bath Street
Parade Gardens #1
Parade Gardens #2
Parade Gardens #3
Jane Austen Promenade
I left the Jane Austen Festival Regency Costumed Charity Promenade as they walked down Bath Street, and took a quick detour to catch them as they entered the Parade Gardens.
There’s more photos to come over the next day or two….
The Jane Austen Festival Promenade 2018 – #JaneAustenFestivalBath
The Circus
Miles Buildings
George Street
Milsom Street
Union Street
Roman Baths
Bath Street
Parade Gardens #1
Jane Austen Promenade
Bath Street was next for the Jane Austen Festival Regency Costumed Charity Promenade , with a loop around the Hot Baths by the Thermae Spa, then heading back towards Bog Island.
There’s more photos to come over the next few days – I thought I’d spread them out so I didn’t overload my blog in one day!
The Jane Austen Festival Promenade 2018 – #JaneAustenFestivalBath
The Circus
Miles Buildings
George Street
Milsom Street
Union Street
Roman Baths
Bath Street
Jane Austen Promenade
But where would the Jane Austen Festival Regency Costumed Charity Promenade go next? Towards the Roman Baths of course…
There’s more photos to come over the next few days – I thought I’d spread them out so I didn’t overload my blog in one day!
The Jane Austen Festival Promenade 2018 – #JaneAustenFestivalBath
The Circus
Miles Buildings
George Street
Milsom Street
Union Street
Roman Baths
Jane Austen Promenade
I hadn’t paid much attention to the map of the route, so I wasn’t too sure where the Jane Austen Festival Regency Costumed Charity Promenade would head after Milsom Street.
They made their way down through Union Street, which leads to some more unusual photos of Regency costume mixed with modern shops.
There’s more photos to come over the next few days – I thought I’d spread them out so I didn’t overload my blog in one day!
The Jane Austen Festival Promenade 2018 – #JaneAustenFestivalBath
The Circus
Miles Buildings
George Street
Milsom Street
Union Street