Picton Fields Jamboree
Open-air folk music, dancing and children’s performances; visitors can enjoy a free jamboree and family workshops
St David’s Day Parade (Haverfordwest)
Gorymdaith Gŵyl Ddewi Hwlffordd
Haverfordwest, United Kingdom
Mar 1, 2027Expected
Each March 1, the town of Haverfordwest fills its streets with schoolchildren for the St David's Day parade. Pupils from many local schools march waving flags and singing Welsh songs, in a celebration that voices the pride of Pembrokeshire's Welsh-speaking community.
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Procession through High Street
Spectators line the street to watch children and local leaders march by, often waving or joining in song
St David’s Day Parade (Parêd Dydd Gŵyl Dewi)
Spectators line the streets to watch decorated floats and costumed schoolchildren singing and dancing through Haverfordwest.
~10:00
Where it happens
Dew Street Car Park
Haverfordwest, United Kingdom
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Prepare before you go
Bring Welsh flags or symbols
Dress for the setting
Wear Welsh national costume or colors
Keep the visit respectful
Welsh costume
Practical notes
Crowds & timing
Crowd level: high.
Tickets
Free events are available.
REGIONAL COMMUNITY & FOLK LIFE
St David’s Day Parade (Haverfordwest)
Gorymdaith Gŵyl Ddewi Hwlffordd
Haverfordwest, United Kingdom
Each March 1, the town of Haverfordwest fills its streets with schoolchildren for the St David's Day parade. Pupils from many local schools march waving flags and singing Welsh songs, in a celebration that voices the pride of Pembrokeshire's Welsh-speaking community.
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The story behind it
This parade highlights Pembrokeshire’s Welsh-speaking community, bringing together children and residents in a colorful display of daffodils, Welsh costume and songs. It is organized by the local Welsh-language forum and town officials, reflecting local pride in the Welsh language. Traditional marching bands and community choirs reinforce the link to Welsh musical heritage.
Key moments to know
Picton Fields Jamboree
Open-air folk music, dancing and children’s performances; visitors can enjoy a free jamboree and family workshops
Procession through High Street
Spectators line the street to watch children and local leaders march by, often waving or joining in song
St David’s Day Parade (Parêd Dydd Gŵyl Dewi)
Spectators line the streets to watch decorated floats and costumed schoolchildren singing and dancing through Haverfordwest.
How to show up well
first-timer tips
Prepare before you go
Bring Welsh flags or symbols
Dress for the setting
Wear Welsh national costume or colors
Keep the visit respectful
Welsh costume
Photo with care
Welsh greetings
Essentials at a glance
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Mar 1, 2027
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City / Area
Haverfordwest
Wales
Cost
Free public events available
Good for
Families welcome
Very High visitor welcome
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