The Royal Toby backs Feel Good Festival as official partner for 2024
Date published: 24 July 2024
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The Royal Toby backs Feel Good Festival as official partner for 2024
The Royal Toby has renewed its support of Rochdale Feel Good Festival and is an official partner of this summer’s event, it has been confirmed.
The hotel and restaurant on Manchester Road in Castleton has sponsored the event in previous years, looking after hundreds of visitors and guests who flock to Rochdale every summer for the festival.
Danny Tujeshyn, executive general manager, said the festival buzz is great for the town: “It’s a fantastic event that I have enjoyed many times, and one of our busiest weekends of the year. As a business we have been supporting the Feel Good Festival for years and it’s a great event to be part of.”
The Royal Toby has recently completed a major £1 million refurbishment of its bedrooms, bridal suites and function suite.
Read more: The Royal Toby unveils £1m refurbishmentPublished: 16 June 2024
Councillor Sue Smith, cabinet member for communities and co-operation at Rochdale Borough Council visited The Royal Toby this week to take a look at the upgrade and thank the team for their support. She said: “We are pleased to be working with the team at The Royal Toby again, another long established local business with its roots very much in Rochdale as we prepare for the return of the festival. Now the event is running over three days including a main stage line-up on the Sunday too, there is even more reason to extend your visit by staying overnight.”
On Saturday 10 August Rochdale Feel Good Festival will feature headliners Ocean Colour Scene, Lottery Winners and Heather Small - the voice of M People, who will be joined by soul, pop and funk artist Toucan, ska band Madame Claude, indie R’n’B pop star iamkyami, local rock band Atlas and DJ Dave Sweetmore on the main stage. There will also be a programme of free entertainment across indoor venues plus quality food and drink.
On Sunday 11 August the main stage features a free afternoon of folk music produced by Sound Roots and funded by Arts Council England, headlined by Ríoghnach Connolly & Honeyfeet alongside party band Marvara, new Rochdale musical Peter's Field featuring Sean Cooney, Eliza Carthy MBE, Sam Carter and another act to be announced.
Kicking off the weekend on Friday 9 August is the ‘Feel Good Fringe,’ a series of free indoor gigs featuring 17 acts at ten venues across the town. More details on this and all the acts playing at indoor venues during the festival will be announced later this month.
Saturday tickets (£15, or VIP tickets £40) at rochdale.gov.uk/FeelGoodFestival or in person at Middleton Arena.
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