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Guernsey Race Marks 80 Years of Freedom
29 Apr
Summary
- Liberation Day celebrations feature an 80th-anniversary running race.
- The 7-mile race runs from Rousse to North Beach on May 9th.
- Festivities include music, plays, craft stalls, and fireworks.
Guernsey is preparing to commemorate Liberation Day on May 9th, marking a significant milestone with the 80th anniversary of a cherished running race.
The Liberation 7 Road Race, first held in 1946, will see participants embark on an 11.2km course from Rousse to North Beach.
The day's events in St Peter Port promise a rich tapestry of activities. A dance zone will feature local performances, while an inflatable football pitch will be available on the seafront.
Castle Cornet will host a showcase of music and one-act plays by Guernsey Arts. Additionally, South Esplanade will be lined with stalls offering local crafts and artisan goods.
A dedicated children's zone at Crown Pier will provide entertainment and a chance to meet Royal Golden Guernsey Goats. The traditional parade is scheduled to commence at 09:40 from White Rock, culminating in a grand fireworks display.
