Morris dancing is another interesting tradition that tourists will find amusing to see. The origins of this dance are not clear, but some think it’s an evolved version of druidic springtime rituals. It is possible to see this dance on May Day, Whitsuntide, and Easter. Local people wear clogs and decorated bells, and dance in groups. Tourists interested in modern events and festivals will like Boltfest. It’s one of the most famous tribute festivals in the world and, unlike other music events of this level, it is absolutely free to enter. During two days, best tribute bands from all over the world perform legendary hits and entertain visitors. It’s a charming event with casual, almost family-like environment.
Foodies will find it extremely interesting to attend Bolton Food and Drink Festival. It is the biggest annual event in Bolton. Last year, it attracted as many as 263,000 visitors to the town. The National Association of British Market Authorities even awarded this festival with the Best Food Market title. It’s a true feast of fun, entertainment, and delicious food. Bolton Food and Drink Festival is a family-oriented event that lasts 4 days. During the festival, visitors can attend meetings with celebrity chefs, participate in cooking demos and master classes, enjoy food sampling, attend music concerts and many other activities. Pastry, beer, and wine tasting are essential parts of this event. Every year, more than 200 stalls participate in the event. They offer all kinds of food, snacks, delicacies, drinks, and much more.
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