CROWD-PLEASER Titan the Robot will bring a unique blend of comedy, street theatre and music on a much-anticipated return to St Helens this October as part of a Sci-Fi Day event.
Organised by St Helens Council’s events team and funded by the Combined Authority’s Town Centre Fund, the day will see eight-feet mechanical star Titan – who has visited St Helens on several previous occasions – give visitors a treat.
Titan will be alongside a whole host of entertaining acts such as:
· Star Wars characters
· Rocket Girl and alien stilt walkers
· Sci-Fi walkabout performances
· Sci-Fi themed art workshop
Sci-Fi Day is the latest attraction to come to St Helens Town Centre this year as part of an action-packed programme which has already seen several successful events held in Church Square, including a Peppa Pig visit; Dino Day; a circus; princess and superhero day - and a classic car show, to help support the local economy recover from the coronavirus pandemic.
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Encouraging residents to attend, St Helens Borough Council’s cabinet member for wellbeing, culture and heritage, Cllr Anthony Burns, said: “I’m really looking forward to Sci-Fi Day which - with the brilliant Titan the Robot as the main headline act - promises to be a great day out.
“If the turnout is anything near like the ones we’ve had for our other events over the summer, it’s sure to be a fantastic day and one all the family can enjoy.
“While visiting town for this event, be sure to lend your support to the many fantastic independent businesses we have here, from retail to hospitality, and remember that Covid hasn’t gone away, so please do everything that’s necessary to keep yourself and others safe.”
All the fun will take place in Church Square between noon and 4pm on Saturday, October 9.
- To find out what other exciting events are taking place in St Helens over the coming months, like 'What’s On In St Helens' on Facebook or follow @whatsonsthelens on Twitter. For town centre parking, visit: sthelens.gov.uk/traffic-travel-parking/parking/car-parks/
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