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ProfilesYou are in: North Yorkshire > People > Profiles > My Coastival story! Wendy Clews My Coastival story!By Wendy Clews I am passionate about festivals. They bring a place alive and bring people together for a collective experience which takes them away from their everyday lives.ÌýFestivals bring a pride of place and economic benefits to local communities. Getting CREATE-iveWhen I joined Create in January 2007, I took on a big piece of work that Create had been working on to develop the York and North Yorkshire Festivals sector. Coastival is bornIn May 2008 Create began organising a big arts festival in Scarborough called ‘Coastival – Yorkshire Goes to the Seaside’. The festival is promoting theatre, music, dance, the visual arts, spoken word, comedy, film and incorporates the Festival of Light. It also has a big focus on children and young people with an arts and education festival called ‘Rollercoastival’. Team workCreate is managing Coastival but has been working with a wide range of other groups who are expert in their fields, like Musicport, Scarborough Jazz, Scarborough Literature Festival, Other Side Comedy Club, Acoustic Gathering, Sun Court Film Festival and York University Music Department. Getting it togetherI have been working on Coastival for the past 18 months and it has been a journey! What started as a vision for an exciting arts festival in Scarborough is now 96 events in 30 venues in Scarborough over three days. What to look forward to at Coastival It was the icing on the cake when we managed to secure ‘Feeder’ to headline Coastival. The most exciting time for me was seeing the brochure in print. What an intricate piece of work, made much easier by the patience of Adrian from Electric Angel.Ìý A dream comes true
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