2018 IWA Canalway Cavalcade Programme by The Inland Waterways Association

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Welcome It gives me great pleasure on behalf of the organisers of this festival, The Inland Waterways Association (IWA) to welcome you to the 36th Canalway Cavalcade at Little Venice. This event has become an important part of the London waterways scene and we know that many thousands of visitors from near and far will enjoy the attractions over the weekend. While you walk around the event, please spare a thought for all the work that IWA has done over the last 70 years to bring the waterways back from dereliction to the great visitor attraction that you can see around you, and for all the volunteers who have made this possible.

The future of our inland waterways is by no means certain with doubts about long term funding, without which the many 250-year-old locks, aqueducts, tunnels and bridges could be at risk.

The Canal & River Trust will soon have to renegotiate its government grant and the Environment Agency, which is responsible for many rivers including the Thames, is challenged by budget constraints.

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so many years ago, but perhaps also the volunteers who are now working tirelessly to restore those that are derelict.

While you are at Cavalcade, do visit IWA’s stand, under the flyover, next to the standing statues on Paddington Towpath, where our enthusiastic volunteers will tell you something about the work that we are doing to ensure that the benefits provided by the inland waterways are retained and increased for future generations. You can get more involved by becoming a member there and possibly volunteering to help with this valuable work.

In London the number of people living afloat is putting pressure on the waterways and impacting on those who wish to enjoy them as visitors or for recreation, health and wellbeing.

IWA is working closely with CRT and other partners to help manage this for everyone’s benefit.

Have a great day and enjoy IWA Canalway Cavalcade 2018.

Ivor Caplan National Chairman The Inland Waterways Association

The theme for this year’s decorated boats is ‘Canal Builders’, recognising the amazing efforts of those who planned and constructed many of the 6,500 miles of inland waterways in Great Britain

Use #CanalwayCavalcade on Facebook and Twitter to share your festival experience.

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cut Plastics! a rudder and two fishing nets. I then cycled the whole length of the River Thames collecting plastic. The “water bike” was a great conversation starter and a great way to raise awareness. The campaign was a success - “You cannot escape cyclists, not even on the river”.

However, cleaning up is not the solution, we need to stop this at source, rethink design and aim to achieve a circular economy; not just designing out waste but also by designing out toxic chemicals. I am cycling on the canals now and also helping festivals, councils and other agencies with their plastic free initiatives.

BBC’s Blue Planet II has definitely generated awareness about the scale and dangers of plastic pollution.

Innocent sea creatures are dying after getting entangled in or eating plastic.

Plastic breaks down into microplastics and nanoplastics which can penetrate organs & tissues. Every time we wash our clothing, up to 1,000,000 microfibres can leach into our waterways, rivers and oceans. Fish eat them and we eat the fish. One third of the fish sampled from the River Thames were contaminated with microfibres. Plastic is in the water we drink, the food we eat, the alcohol we drink and in the air we breathe.

As individuals, I invite you to go plastic free just for one day #plasticfreetuesday: use your own cutlery, steel drinking bottles and tankards, avoid styrofoam and other single use plastic packaging, buy in bulk, start cooking and wash clothes less frequently. Every little step helps.

But the real danger is that “microplastic & microfibres are carriers for toxic chemicals”, some of which are endocrine disruptors and can result in genetic changes and cause cancer. Studies have shown hormonal/ reproductive/ genetic issues in marine life. The impact on humans is not yet known and WHO is looking at it now.

If you have any comments, want to get involved or need support for your initiatives, please visit www.thethamesproject.org or email me at dhruv@boruah.com.

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After encountering plastic while sailing from London to Rio de Janeiro I did a lot of research and even bought my own £20 microscope. I was shocked and I crafted a wacky campaign to share my concerns.

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rnli The Royal National Lifeboat Institution (RNLI) is the charity that not only saves lives at sea but also on the River Thames, in flood waters and inland. The RNLI operates four lifeboat stations along the tidal reaches of the River Thames. These are Tower, Chiswick, Gravesend and Teddington.

We are pleased to have representatives from the RNLI present over the weekend. The Community Safety Team is available to offer advice on how to stay safe when on and by the water, so do come and have a chat. They will also be carrying out lifejacket clinics, so please do bring yours along. This item is designed to save your life, let’s check that it can do just that.

will share our key messages to get young people thinking about how to keep themselves safe, and most importantly, what to do in an emergency. Pop along to see how far you can throw a rescue line or how quickly you can put the crew’s kit on. RNLI crew working on the Thames have to be kitted up and ready to launch on average in just 90 seconds Do you think you could manage this?

We’ll have some fundraising activities too, and will be interested to talk to you about our Mayday campaign that runs throughout the month. If you think you could support the RNLI through fundraising or have some time to offer for volunteering please do come and talk to the team.

Our Youth Education Team will also be working with younger audiences, teaching them how to be safe and have fun when in or around water. Through a range of interactive activities the team

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For more information about any of our work do visit rnli.org.uk.

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vote for your favourite boats IWA Canalway Cavalcade is such good fun for the boats and now you have a chance to get involved too. You are invited to vote for your favourite boat taking part in either one or both of our processions. It’s simple to vote; watch the boats, make a note of the name of your favourite – the PA announcers will name them as they cruise into the Pool – and the boats often have their names painted on the side.

See below to find out how to vote. Your votes will be counted and the winning boat owners will receive a prize at the Awards Ceremony at 13:00 on Monday – come along and join in the applause!

Vote for the best dressed boat during the Pageant Saturday at 14:30 The arrival of the Lord Mayor of Westminster, aboard nb Lady Mildmay (owned by Laburnum Boat Club), at the Horse Bridge marks the beginning of the opening ceremony for IWA’s Canalway Cavalcade 2018 and the start of the Pageant of Boats. This year’s theme is “Canal Builders” – whether they were pioneers like Brindley or Brunel in the 18th and 19th Century or Tony Kettle in the 21st – so look out for some historic dressing up of boats and crews!

How to vote in the Pageant: Go to www.Slido.com where you’ll find the most up to date listing of participating boats; enter P737 in the box with the # and you’ll be taken to the list of boats. Scroll down till you find your favourite and click on the button to the left. It’s as simple as that! Voting will open at 14:30 and close at 18:00.

Vote by 6pm Saturday

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Vote for the best light display during the illuminated boat procession Sunday at 21:00 The Illuminated Procession of Boats is an opportunity for our boaters to dress their craft and light up the Pool.

They are very competitive and will do everything they can to be the most dazzling spectacle of light that their 12 volt batteries and engines will allow!

How to vote in the Illuminated Procession: Go to www.Slido.com where you’ll find the most up to date listing of participating boats; enter M170 in the box with the # and you’ll be taken to the list of boats. Scroll down till you find your favourite and click on the button to the left. It’s as simple as that!

Voting will open at 21:00 and close at midnight.

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entertainment & children's activities Entertainment is better than ever this year with three days of exciting performances in the Amphitheatre. With children’s performers in Rembrandt Gardens, cool jazz and blues on the Pontoon, original folk music in the Real Ale Marquee, there’s something to suit all tastes.

Follow the Smiley Face on the Site Plan (centrefold) to find lots of things for children to do around the site. With this year’s theme of Canal Builders we are encouraging children to find out more about how our canals were built by following a trail of activities. They will meet canal builders, see how a lock works, find out about tunnels and aqueducts, build bridges and much more. A certificate will be given to each child who completes the trail. You can start at any point. Children must be accompanied by an adult at all times

play jazz standards and blues and some New Orleans style spirituals.

The Puppet Theatre Barge

May Brent, moored against the North Towpath, adjacent to Blomfield Road, will be presenting: Monkey Business - Imagine if the monkeys took over the circus! A programme of light-hearted fun for all the family, with monkey marionettes performing hilarious tricks – stiltwalking, juggling and trapeze.

• 5th May at 11am, 2pm and 4pm • 6th May at 11am, 2pm and 4pm • 7th May at 11am, 2pm and 4pm Box Office 020 7249 6876 or online www.puppetbarge.com All tickets £7.00 / Age limit: 3+ Running time: 30 minutes

Paddington towpath Students from Westminster Academy, St Mary Magdalene Church of England Primary School, Queen Elizabeth II Jubilee Special School and The Children’s University Westminster invite you to come and see project and artwork in their special exhibition.

All Aboard Pirate Prince!

Mylo the Mime Artist

(moored near the Curly Bridge) Pirate ship and hat making craft sessions plus kayaking sessions on Saturday 5th and Sunday 6th May.

In the pool Bix & Pieces

Bob Dwyer’s Bix & Pieces are a highly entertaining seven-piece jazz band playing foot tapping stomps, blues and songs from the swinging eras of the twenties, thirties and beyond.

In the Floating Classroom on the Electric Barge

(moored near the flyover) Activities take place every day including making badges and bunting and the Creepy Crawly Show (£2 per ticket).

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Amphitheatre highlights

Phil Odgers & Bobby Valentino Hot on the heels of his sold-out UK tour, Phil ‘Swill’ Odgers rides into town with the larger than life Bobby Valentino playing some mean violin alongside him.

The London Cheerleaders

The top professional cheerleading team in the UK is looking forward to performing and running workshops for people who would like to give cheerleading a go.

The All Sing Choir

A local community choir, who have been singing at Cavalcade regularly since they were formed in 2009, under their brilliant director Isabelle Adams.

Phil Underwood

Phil performs traditional music and his own tunes and songs. As a boatman and canal musician Phil can play most folk/ roots genres, including British Folk, Cajun, Creole, Blues, Shanty and World.

Mix It! Dance Back for their second Cavalcade, Mix It! Dance consist of around 50 young people of 6-16 years, all from Camden.

The Giving Style

Flamenco Waterway

An Americana-infused indie band whose guitar riffs are an electric roar, like a punch up between folk and punk. Add dirty, 80’s inspired electronics and keys, and a funky rhythm section, and we’ve arrived at The Giving Style.

Strictly Come Dancing flamenco dancer Sam Quy is also proud owner of a narrowboat! Connecting her love of dance and boating, she has formed Flamenco Waterway, bringing passionate music and dance to the waterways!

Rock Choir

The Clarinet Collective A group of leading professional clarinettists who perform original compositions and transcriptions, written over three centuries and covering a wide range of styles.

The UK’s largest and most popular contemporary choir, with more than 24,000 members in over 320 local communities nationwide.

Fat Arthur Band

Roll up, roll up! A musical circus is coming to town. Sit back and enjoy the kitsch, psychedelic, funky jug-band stylings of several musical misfits without a home.

Rembrandt Gardens ‘Professor’ JOHN STYLES MBE For nine years Punch & Judy has been a feature of Cavalcade but always with a fresh new take.

The Barbarian Horde

The Barbarian Horde are a three-piece ukulele/cello/drum outfit.

Mylo the Mime artist Mylo returns to enthral young and old alike with his mesmerising mime performances.

Et Tu BrucE Blend pop, rock, folk, and country, and tie them all together with their signature harmonic sound; they have built a reputation for being the band to watch.

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To find out more about all the things you can do and for activity session times, check out “What’s Happening” on pages 15, 16 and 17 of this brochure, or visit: waterways.org.uk/cavalcade 14

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Opening Times Saturday 5th May: 10:00 - 18:00 Sunday 6th May: 10:00 - 18:00 and 21:00 - 22:30 Monday 7th May: 10:00 - 17:00

Saturday 5th May 11:00 - 11:45 Make Badges & bunting (Floating Classroom)

Paddington Towpath

12:00 - 12:45 Creepy Crawly Show (Floating Classroom)

Paddington Towpath

12:00 - 13:00 Pirate Hat & Ship making on Pirate Prince

Paddington Towpath

12:30 Kayaking session with Pirate Castle - no booking

Paddington Towpath

12:30 Mr Mylo Children’s Mime Artist

Rembrandt Gardens

13:00 - 14:00 Creative activities (Floating Classroom)

Paddington Towpath

13:30 Kayaking session with Pirate Castle - no booking

Paddington Towpath

13:30 Punch & Judy

Rembrandt Gardens

13:30 - 14:30 Pirate Hat & Ship making on Pirate Prince

Paddington Towpath

14:00 Opening Ceremony

The Pool - Horse Bridge

14:00 Chucklefoot One Man Band

Stone Wharf - Bar

14:15 Noyze Boyze Jazz Band

The Pool - Bandstand

14:30 Themed Pageant of Boats: “Canal Builders”

The Pool

14:30 Mr Mylo Children’s Mime Artist

Rembrandt Gardens

14:15 - 15:00 Creepy Crawly Show (Floating Classroom)

Paddington Towpath

14:30 Kayaking session with Pirate Castle - no booking

Paddington Towpath

15:30 Punch & Judy

Rembrandt Gardens

16:00 Noyze Boyze Jazz Band

The Pool

16:00 Chucklefoot One Man Band

Stone Wharf - Bar

15:00 - 16:00 Pirate Hat & Ship making on Pirate Prince

Paddington Towpath

15:15 - 16:30 Creative activities (Floating Classroom)

Paddington Towpath

15:30 Kayaking session with Pirate Castle - no booking

Paddington Towpath

16:30 Kayaking session with Pirate Castle - no booking

Paddington Towpath

16:30 - 17:15

Pirate Hat & Ship making on Pirate Prince

Paddington Towpath

16:45 - 17:30 Creepy Crawly Show (Floating Classroom)

Paddington Towpath

19:00 The Giving Style

Stone Wharf - Bar

20:00 Chucklefoot One Man Band

Stone Wharf - Bar

20:30 Open Mic session led by Phil Underwood

Stone Wharf - Bar

21:50 Phil Underwood

Stone Wharf - Bar

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Sunday 6th may 08:00 Communion service

Stone Wharf - Bar

10:00 Multi Denominational service

Stone Wharf - Bar

11:00

The Pool

Boat Handling Competition Part 1

11:00 - 11:45 Make Badges & bunting (Floating Classroom)

Paddington Towpath

12:00 - 12:45 Creepy Crawly Show (Floating Classroom)

Paddington Towpath

12:00 AnnieMation Morris / Clog Dancers

Paddington Towpath

12:00 Bix & Pieces Jazz Band

The Pool - Bandstand

12:00 - 13:00 Pirate Hat & Ship making on Pirate Prince

Paddington Towpath

12:00 Mr Mylo Children’s Mime Artist

Rembrandt Gardens

12:00 Chucklefoot One Man Band

Stone Wharf - Bar

12:30 Kayaking session with Pirate Castle - no booking

Paddington Towpath

12:45 Blessing of the waters / Blessing of boats

The Pool

13:00 Punch & Judy

Rembrandt Gardens

13:00 - 14:00 Creative activities (Floating Classroom)

Paddington Towpath

13:30 Kayaking session with Pirate Castle - no booking

Paddington Towpath

13:30 - 14:30 Pirate Hat & Ship making on Pirate Prince

Paddington Towpath

14:00 Punch & Judy

Rembrandt Gardens

14:00 Chucklefoot One Man Band

Stone Wharf - Bar

14:00 Bix & Pieces Jazz Band

The Pool - Bandstand

14:15 - 15:00 Creepy Crawly Show (Floating Classroom)

Paddington Towpath

14:30 Kayaking session with Pirate Castle - no booking

Paddington Towpath

14:30 AnnieMation Morris / Clog Dancers

Paddington Towpath

15:00 - 16:00 Pirate Hat & Ship making on Pirate Prince

Paddington Towpath

15:00

Rembrandt Gardens

Teddy Bears’ Picnic

15:30 Kayaking session with Pirate Castle - no booking

Paddington Towpath

15:30 Boat Handling Competition Part 2

The Pool

15:15 - 16:30 Creative activities (Floating Classroom)

Paddington Towpath

16:00 Mr Mylo Children’s Mime Artist

Rembrandt Gardens

16:30 Kayaking session with Pirate Castle - no booking

Paddington Towpath

16:30 Chucklefoot One Man Band

Stone Wharf - Bar

16:30 - 17:15

Pirate Hat & Ship making on Pirate Prince

Paddington Towpath

16:45 - 17:30 Creepy Crawly Show (Floating Classroom)

Paddington Towpath

19:00

Phil Underwood

Stone Wharf - Bar

21:00

Procession of Illuminated Boats - see pages 8/9

The Pool

There are other activities going on for children and grown ups throughout the festival - please see Amphitheatre & Children’s Activities on pages 13/14 and the Site Plan on pages 18/19.

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Monday 7th may 10:30 Boat Handling Competition Part 3

The Pool

11:00 - 11:45 Make Badges & bunting (Floating Classroom)

Paddington Towpath

12:00 Mr Mylo Children’s Mime Artist

Rembrandt Gardens

12:00 Chucklefoot One Man Band

Stone Wharf - Bar

12:00 Sharp’s Morris Side

Paddington Towpath

12:00 - 12:45 Creepy Crawly Show (Floating Classroom)

Paddington Towpath

12:00 - 13:00 Pirate Hat & Ship making on Pirate Prince

Paddington Towpath

13:00 Punch & Judy

Rembrandt Gardens

13:00 Awards Ceremony

The Pool - Horse Bridge

13:00 - 14:00 Creative activities (Floating Classroom)

Paddington Towpath

13:30 Bix & Pieces Jazz Band

The Pool - Bandstand

13:30 - 14:30 Pirate Hat & Ship making on Pirate Prince

Paddington Towpath

14:00 Chucklefoot One Man Band

Stone Wharf - Bar

14:00 Punch & Judy

Rembrandt Gardens

14:00 Sharp’s Morris Side

Paddington Towpath

14:15 - 15:00 Creepy Crawly Show (Floating Classroom)

Paddington Towpath

14:15

The Pool

Parade of Historic & Working boats

15:00 Bix & Pieces Jazz Band

The Pool - Bandstand

15:15 - 16:30 Creative activities (Floating Classroom)

Paddington Towpath

15:45 Chucklefoot One Man Band

Stone Wharf - Bar

16:00 Mr Mylo Children’s Mime Artist

Rembrandt Gardens

16:00 The Clarinet Collective

Stone Wharf - Bar

16:45 - 17:30 Creepy Crawly Show (Floating Classroom)

Paddington Towpath

Amphitheatre Programme

Sunday 6th May

Saturday 5th May

11:00

12:00 The London Cheerleaders

12:00 The Barbarian Horde

13:00 Barraca Flamenca

13:00 Fat Arthur Band

14:00 The London Cheerleaders

14:00 Phil Odgers & Bobby Valentino

15:00 Phil Underwood

15:00 Et Tu Bruce

16:00 The Giving Style

16:00 Phil Odgers & Bobby Valentino

17:00 The Rock Choir

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Fat Arthur Band

Et Tu Bruce

Monday 7th May 11:00 HSS Punk Choir

14:00 Waterways Flamenco

12:00 Harrow Road Choir

15:00 Mix It! Dance

13:00 Mix It! Dance

16:00 Waterways Flamenco

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stay safe near the water Please: • Take care walking along the towpaths, there are more boats here than usual and there are, unavoidably, some trip hazards – watch your step and look where you are going at all times!

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Keep children under control – no running by the water’s edge.

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Do not lean out over the water

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Do not sit on or lean against the boats – they can move about unexpectedly

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Never jump across or dive into the canal – you can never be sure what’s hidden below the surface

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Dogs are welcome but must be on leads at all times and poop-scooped after – Cavalcade doesn’t have a Dog Poo Fairy!

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Make use of the litter disposal facilities and recycle/re-use whenever possible

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The First Aid Post (St John’s Ambulance) is on Paddington Central under the flyover, marked on the Site plan on the centrefold of this brochure

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Cycling is not allowed anywhere on the Festival Site – please dismount and walk with your bike or find another route

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Please listen out for important public announcements

If you have any concerns please go to the nearest Information Point (there are three: on the Paddington Towpath, on the South Towpath and in Rembrandt Gardens, marked with an on the Site Plan on the centrefold of this brochure) or the IWA Marquee under the flyover.

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Boat listings ALLY ANDANTE ANNE-LOUISE ANNIE & WALT ARGY BARGY ATROPOS AUBERGE AUGUSTA BARBARA BARELY-A-WAKE BECKY BELFAST BEN GORTON BILSTER BLACK PEARL BLUTO CHEDOONA CLEVELAND COMET CORACLE DAISY BOB DAZ & FRITO DIONA DOBBIN DOLLY PEEL DORIS DORIS KATIA DRAGONFLY ELECTRIC BARGE

ELGIN EULALIE FLORA DORA FREEBIRD FULBOURNE G WIZ GENTLE BREEZE GERALD NO 13 GNASHERS 11 GOLDEN BOYZ HAWKER HIGHLANDER HYDROSIREN INDEPENDENCE IOLE IQUITOS JACQUELINE JADE JASMINE JENA JESSIE JOSEPH JOSEPHINE JURA KESWICK II KETURA KINGFISHER LADY C LADY MILDMAY

LADY ROSE LILY MAY LOON ESCARGOT LOTUS No.10 LYNX & AUSTRALIA MANATEE MARCELLA MARINER II MERLIN MISS MATTY M’LADY MOONTIGER MUTTLEY MY LOVELY MYSTIQUE NIMROD OLD SMOKEY OYSTERBAR PANACEA PANEKE PAX PENDRAGON PERSEPHONE PIPPIN PIRATE PRINCE PISCES QUERCUS RACHEL

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Exhibitors' listings

Locations W - Warwick Crescent RG - Rembrandt Gardens PC - Paddington Central SW - Stone Wharf PT - Paddington Towpath AT - Amphitheatre

Please refer to the Site Plan in the centre of the Programme or ask at the Information Stands 331............................................PT2 Handmade clothing Ady’s Cards..........................W22 3D greetings cards, leather goods, jewellery Amelia Parker.......................W21 www.amelia-parker.com Upcycled jewellery and accessories Ammonite Coastal Interiors..................................UF7 ammonitecoastalinteriors. co.uk Coastal gifts and homewares Amora Naturals....................W19 amoranaturals.co.uk/ portobello Completely natural skin nourishment and protection An Exaltation of Larks........W23 www.anexaltationoflarks.com Handmade ceramics and jewellery Anna P....................................W16 www.anna-p.com Handmade eco accessories Baz Balloons.....................Mobile www.partyandpaper.co.uk Balloon sales Brian Hood.............................UF5 Traditional handpainted canalware Bubble of Fun..............RG1, 2 & 3 www.bubbleoffun.co.uk Water walking and bumper boats Canal & River Trust.....PC6 & FS canalrivertrust.org.uk Charity entrusted with the maintenance of 2,000 miles of the inland waterways in England and Wales

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Candle Powered Steamboats............................PC11 Small candle-powered steam boats Capital Travel Books............W18 London walks guidebooks, cards and wooden toys Cascada Fair Trade...............PC2 www.cascadaworld.co.uk Fair Trade craft Catford Modellers...............PC16 Paint ‘n’ Take ceramic models Chocololo................................PC5 www.laurentskitchen.com/ chocololo/ Chocolate and strawberries Church Army.......................SW14 www.churcharmy.org Religious charity Ciderisus.................................PT6 www.ciderisus.com West Country cider and cheeses Classy Art & Craft.................PT7 Wood craft Cook Spanish.......................PC14 www.cookspanish.co.uk Decorative Spanish cookware and spices

Educational Learning Mats Ltd.................................PT15 www.educationallearningmats. co.uk Educational learning write-on, wipe-off learning mats Facial Attraction....................RG1 www.facial-attraction.co.uk Face painter Flaroche...................................W9 Handmade jewellery Fruitful....................................UF4 Fresh fruit juices (Saturday only) FunFingers............................PC12 Puppets Green Jade Ceramics.........PC10 www.etsy.com/uk/shop/GreenJadeCeramics Studio pottery - elegant wheel-thrown stoneware with beautiful, often complex, glazes Handmade by Janet.............W11 www.handmadebyjanet.com Glassware and cards Herbal Haven..........................W1 www.herbalhaven.com Live herbs in pots

Crazy Carrot Craft.................W8 Glasspainting, handbags and cards

Inkas Crafts.............................W5 www.inkascrafts.co.uk Crafts from Peru

Dayo’s Cards..........................AT4 Handmade cards

Inspired Home Crafts..........W12 www.inspiredhomecrafts.co.uk Shabby chic and retro home accessories and gifts

Deeping Fudge......................PC4 www.deepingfudge.co.uk Home-made fudge & preserves Ecklectic Ltd..........................PT8 Greek pastries, sweetmeats and olives

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IWA Middlesex Branch........UF1 IWA South London Branch..AT1 www.waterways.org.uk IWA branches campaigning to improve our local waterways.

IWA...........................................UF1 www.waterways.org.uk The Inland Waterways Association which organises IWA Canalway Cavalcade is a charity that works to protect and restore the country’s 6,500 miles of canals and rivers.

Jen-Jens Cupcakery...............PC9 www.jenjenscupcakery.co.uk Bespoke cupcakes, celebration cakes all premium quality Jewel House Rocks.................W6 Jewellery

Jo’s............................................PT1 www.justbakedbyjo.co.uk Freshly made brownies Lacorine Ltd...........................PC8 www.lacorine.co.uk Alpaca designs and Panama hats Little Venice Artisan Bakery......................................W7 Artisan bakery, handmade cards, aprons and cushions London Canal Museum......PT14 www.canalmuseum.org.uk History of London Canals, exhibits and talks London Look..........................PT3 Hand-made jewellery/ accessories Lymn Bank Farm..................UF8 postacheese.com Flavoured, smoked cheese and garlic Mamma Lolly’s Sauces.......PT11 Mamma Lolly’s Sauces on Facebook Homemade traditional bottled pepper sauces Margie Tighe.........................W10 Margie Tighe on Facebook Health, wellness, weight and beauty Medusa Silver Jewellery....PC15 www.medusasilverjewellery. co.uk A beautiful collection of 925 handmade silver jewellery

Melton & Oakham Waterways Society.....................................UF2 www.meltonwaterways.org.uk/ Waterway books, videos and tea towels Miranda Therapies & doTerra Essential Oils........................PT17 mirandatherapies.leadtrain. com/events Therapies and doTerra essential oils Nicola de Alwis.....................UF3 Children’s entertainment stall Norman Lennard..................AT6 Bric-a-brac Pat’s Shabby Chic.................W17 Patchwork using vintage fabrics, crochet throws, cushions and tea cosies PLY Coasters...........................W4 www.plycoasters.co.uk Handmade coasters and table mats made from vintage maps Quirk London.......................W20 Photos of London artefacts to create letters to form names Ragdoll Rugs n’ Bags...........UF6 Rugs and bags Reprose 51.............................PT16 Italian leather handbags, Madagascan baskets. semi-precious stone earrings RSPB........................................PT9 www.rspb.org.uk Nature conservation charity, inspiring everyone to give nature a chance

SW19London.com..................PC1 www.sw19london.com Ladies clothing, accessories, British design The Elephants Trunk Co.......W3 www.theelephantstrunkco. co.uk Handmade silk, velvet, cotton jackets, shawls and accessories The Floating Classroom...PC17a www.thefloatingclassroom. co.uk Boat offering primary education The Pod - Floating Studio....W14 www.pod4art.com Handmade fused glassware The Podgy Pieman...............UF9 Pies Traditional Irish Coffee Co..PC3 Coffee, liqueurs, spirits Tres Joli...................................PT5 Artisan products, baskets, hammam towels and sunhats Waterside Mooring...............AT7 www.watersidemooring.com Mooring provider Wax Hands.............................AT5 www.waxhands.com Wax hand casts Whotz Hot Ltd......................PC17 www.whotzhot.info Superwrench ex New Zealand, cuddle buddy pillow, outback hats

Simone Selaib-Salandini....W19 simoneselaib-salandini. blogspot.co.uk/ Jewellery designer

WRG Handmade Fudge.......W2 www.wrg.org.uk IWA’s Waterway Recovery Group delicious chocolate and vanilla fudge. Raising funds for volunteers restoring the waterways.

Stella & Dot Jewellery...........W6 Luxury contemporary jewellery

Wrap Up in Style..................W15 www.wrapupinstyle.com Kashmiri shawls and wraps

Sundari Ltd.............................PC7 www.sundarijewellery.co.uk Handmade jewellery, unusual semi-precious stones

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food & Drink

Locations SW - Stone Wharf W - Warwick Crescent

PT - Paddington Towpath AT - Amphitheatre

This year at IWA Canalway Cavalcade we are bringing you the widest selection of menus ever. Whether it’s fine alfresco dining or carry-in-the-hand snacking you want, there is a wide range to tempt and satisfy your appetite.

Bliss on a Bike.....................SW14 Serving delicious 100% natural fruit ice lollies from beautifully painted tricycles.

Carbonis................................SW2 Rib eye steak sandwiches on toasted sourdough. Succulent baby chicken, lamb kofta, chicken, calamari, grilled mastello cheese and fine cut pommes frites. Breakfast and high tea patisserie, scones and fresh brioche with a wide range of teas and infusions.

Coopers Coffee Bar...............AT3 Coopers will be providing us with real coffees and teas.

CH!PS.........................W29 & AT2 British Street Food at its very best. Gourmet, sweet potato and cassava chips. Bacon sandwiches, chorizo burgers, veggie burgers, hot dogs and corn dogs. Teas and coffees.

Crepe Royale........................SW3 Serving delicious sweet or savoury pancakes.

Ecklectic Ltd.......................SW10 Souvlaki - skewers of charcoal grilled meats wrapped in homemade Greek style pitta with tomatoes, onions. Tzatziki - garlic, yogurt, cucumber, dip.

A Mediterranean feast.

Sea Food & Eat It..................SW5 A variety of sea food, fish and chips and paella.

Guptas....................................SW7 A fabulous variety of Indian Street Food.

The Candy Floss, Popcorn & Confectionery Stall..................RG All the fun of the fair and the genuine article.

Harissa & Lemon.................SW4 Try out the many delicious flavours of Moroccan street food.

Italiano Ices.............W30 & PC18 Onofrio and his team are back again with the cool experience.

The Real Ale Bar by Jervis.SW1 A fine range of real ales and ciders to excite your taste buds and quench your thirst. 20% of profit goes to IWA. The Good Grill Guys..........SW11 Treat yourself to tasty ciabatta rolls filled with pulled pork served with sweet potato chips.

Time 4 a Drink....................SW12 A selection of hot and cold drinks and snacks.

The Caribbean Hut.............SW8 Tempting and deeply satisfying hot foods including jerk chicken and pork.

The Real German Sausage Hut.........................SW9 Instantly satisfying and the perfect festival bite in a variety of flavours.

Union Bar..............................PT12 Good honest fresh food taking inspiration from around the world.

West Sussex Catering.........SW6 Serving tasty grilled Sussex sausages.

Take a look at the other foods available to buy at IWA Canalway Cavalcade on the Exhibitors’ Listings on pages 22/23.

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MAP OF THE INLAND WATERWAYS OF GREAT BRITAIN

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Thank you IWA Canalway Cavalcade is organised and staged entirely by volunteers from The Inland Waterways Association and funded by sponsors. We are therefore very much indebted to those listed below, who help us to make the weekend festival possible: Linda & Dennis Anfuso; Bespoke Boating Solutions; British Land; Canal & River Trust; Canal Experience Training; DJC Sound Systems; Domino Marquees; Hillingdon Narrowboat Association; Laburnum Boat Club; London Canal Museum; London Waterbus Company; Nissan; PaddingtonCentral; Porter & Co; Powerday; Rotherfield District Scout Activity Support Team; Simply Loos; South West Herts Narrowboat Project; The Church Army; The Floating Boater; The Floating Classroom on the Electric Barge; The Pirate Castle; Tony Tucker; Westminster Ambassadors; Westminster City Council; Wood Hall & Heward.

Volunteers needed Owing to the retirement of a number of the Pirate Castle’s Trustees this year, the Pirate Castle is currently seeking to appoint some new volunteer Trustees to fill the vacancies.

We are particularly interested in candidates with a boating / mechanical background who are looking for a new challenge and feel that they have skills and experience that will be helpful in the running of our charity.

For more information and to apply please contact us: info@thepiratecastle.org or andrew@thepiratecastle.org

A special thank you to IWA’s Waterway Recovery Group, who help the site services team to setup and ensure the smooth running of the event.

walk london's canal towpaths If IWA Canalway Cavalcade has excited your interest in London’s canals, then you might want to explore further. The IWA Towpath Walks Society, in partnership with London Walks, brings you a regular series of guided walks along London’s Canals.

The walks last just over two hours and start at a tube station or DLR station.

Start time for all walks is 14:30, except for: Saturday 16th June: 10:45* / Saturday 14th July: 10:45* / Saturday 4th August: 10:45* / Saturday 27th October: 10:45* Normal charge: £10 / Concessionary & Student rate: £8 No prior booking required. Contact: Roger Wilkinson: 020 3612 9624

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6th May

Regent’s Canal: River Tyburn – Little Venice

Baker St (Baker St north/ Lords exit)

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Grand Union Canal: Uxbridge – Denham

Uxbridge (High street exit)

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Limehouse – Thames – Docklands

Westferry (DLR) (By cycle hire point)

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Regent’s Canal: Little Venice – Camden

Warwick Avenue

17th June

Grand Surrey Canal – Royal Navy Victualling Yard – Greenland Dock

Surrey Quays

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Regent’s Canal: Islington – Mile End

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Regent’s Canal: King’s Cross – Granary Square – Camden

King’s Cross (taxi rank)

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Regent’s Canal: Little Venice – Camden

Warwick Avenue

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Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park & Bow Back Rivers

Stratford, by “Newham London” sign

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Regent’s Canal: King’s Cross – Granary Square – Camden

King’s Cross (taxi rank)

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Grand Union Canal: Little Venice & Paddington Green

Paddington Bakerloo, Praed Street exit

2nd September

Limehouse – Thames – Docklands

Westferry (DLR) (by cycle hire point)

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Regent’s Canal: Mile End – Limehouse

Mile End

7th October

Regent’s Canal: Little Venice – Camden

Warwick Avenue

21st October

Grand Surrey Canal – Royal Navy Victualling Yard – Greenland Dock

Surrey Quays

27th October*

Regent’s Canal: King’s Cross – Granary Square – Camden

King’s Cross (taxi rank)

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awards

The following trophies will be presented this year:

The Marcus Boudier Trophy: For the best decorated privately entered boat in Saturday’s Themed Pageant.

The Ray Dunford Buckby Can Trophy: For the best decorated boat entered by a waterway or community group.

The Cruise Electric Trophy: For the best illuminated boat in Sunday evening’s Procession.

The Graham Capelin Award: For the best entry by a boater who has not previously taken part in either the Saturday Pageant or Illuminated Boats.

The Westminster Trophy: Donated by the City of Westminster for the winner of the Boat Handling Competition.

The Roger Squires Trophy: Presented by St Pancras Cruising Club in recognition of Roger’s 10 years as their Commodore, it is awarded to the best novice competitor in the Boat Handling Competition.

The Vic Trott Memorial Trophy: Is open to boaters and nonboaters, awarded to the couple in the best ‘Boaters’ Sunday Best’ costume.

The Mike Stevens Memorial Trophy: Goes to the Best Boat at Canalway Cavalcade, selected from all the boat entries at the event. It is awarded in recognition of Mike’s outstanding contribution to IWA and

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The Idle Women Shield: Sponsored by Jan Knox, proprietor of Canal Experience Training School, the shield will be awarded to the best lady entrant in the Boat Handling Competition.

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In the Aquadrome and on the Towpath from Batchworth to Stockers Lock Four Live Music Stages Historic Boats Funfair Floating Market Environment Fair Trade, Craft & Charity Stalls Young People’s Activity Trail Children’s Activities Real Ale Tent Food Court

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