Following its standout debut in 2024, the Rotherham Roots carnival procession took place in Rotherham town centre on 29th March, led by giant puppets and accompanied by live music and performances from local community groups, schools and organisations.
Becoming the world’s first Children’s Capital of Culture in 2025 has been the inspiration behind this year’s parade, with a showcase of the talent and creativity of Rotherham’s young people throughout the day. RMBC has confirmed that the parade will begin at 3pm outside Rotherham Minster, before weaving through the town centre. Carnival goers can enjoy a full day of activities, starting in Minster Gardens at 11am with performances, workshops and bands to build excitement for the parade.
Becoming the world’s first Children’s Capital of Culture in 2025 has been the inspiration behind this year’s parade, with a showcase of the talent and creativity of Rotherham’s young people throughout the day. RMBC has confirmed that the parade will begin at 3pm outside Rotherham Minster, before weaving through the town centre. Carnival goers can enjoy a full day of activities, starting in Minster Gardens at 11am with performances, workshops and bands to build excitement for the parade.
Category
🗞
NewsTranscript
00:00Hello.