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A holiday celebration is scheduled for Bank Holiday Monday, 4 May, running from 1pm until 7pm. An open-top bus procession will depart from the Coventry Building Society Arena at 1pm and travel toward Hearsall Common. Additionally, a single-day music festival will commence at 1pm at the War Memorial Park. Entry passes will be available for £5 for those holding season tickets and £10 for general admission. Throughout the park grounds, attendees will have access to various food and beverage choices, as well as official Coventry City FC merchandise to commemorate the event. The festival will include performances by a selection of local musicians, highlighting Coventry’s rich and varied artistic community. Approximately 50,000 supporters are anticipated to gather in the park to celebrate alongside Frank Lampard and his squad.

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