THE fourth annual Mini-Phoenix festival will be taking place on Sunday, May 27.
Rock Mockers, Tanis Rubringer, Leon Daye and Mac and Cheese are a selection of the 10 artists who will be featuring at the event at St Michael's Park in Cirencester.
The Mini Phoenix also has fair-rides, face painting, trade stalls, food & drink and aims to promote and raise funds for the bigger Phoenix Festival later in the year.
Cameron MacGregor of Mac and Cheese said: "We feel very privileged to play at the mini phoenix fundraiser again this year. We’re all about having fun and are looking forward to you all singing and dancing with us.
Kelly Keen, Mini Phoenix coordinator commented: "This event has such a warm family vibe and is such an important fundraiser for the Phoenix Festival. It gives everyone a small sweet taste of the bigger Phoenix to come later in the year and has some very committed performers and traders. Please do come along and support us all."
The festival begins at 12pm and finishes at 7pm.
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