Please come and join us for a fun-filled day with live music from Continuum and various singing and dance acts plus much more at Breast Fest 2024 from 1pm on Saturday 3rd August at Eighteen 87, Billacombe Road, Plymouth, PL9 7HP. Tickets cost £15 per person. Groups of 10 tickets can be purchased for £120.

There will be a variety of live local acts on stage throughout the day, a photo booth and video 360 selfie pod as well as a festival team on hand to provide hair and make-up for the day to make those selfies one to remember. With the sun shining and a festival-themed menu this is the perfect event to come along with your friends, family, or work colleagues.

As well as providing you with entertainment and fun throughout the day there will also be various breast health materials for you to pick up and browse if you wish along with a breast torso with several different symptoms and signs of breast cancer – but can you find them all?

Thanks to the generosity of Eighteen87 who are proudly sponsoring our event with the perfect outdoor space overlooking the River Plym entry costs have been kept low to make this event accessible for everyone.

Whether you have been affected by breast cancer, know someone who has or just want to come along and have a fun day out we would love for you to join us.

Please note that this will be a strict ticket wristband entry-only event therefore it is essential to pre-book your ticket to avoid disappointment. Tickets will NOT be available to purchase on the day.

If you would like any more to support this event by attending as a support act or wish to hold a festival-themed stall, please get in contact with us on info@primrosefoundation.org

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Welcome to The Primrose Plod information, thank you for visiting our page.

The Primrose Plod is a sponsored walk arranged and coordinated by Sam Maddock who received breast cancer treatment under the Primrose Breast Care Centre and wanted to give something back to the service that looked after her and her mum, Kim.

This year would be the third year we have plodded, and we would love to see as many people as possible come along and show their support.

Please join us on Saturday 1st June for either an 18-mile walk from Princetown to Plymouth or meet us at the halfway point (The Rock Inn, Yelverton) for an 8.5-mile walk. Sponsorship is very much welcomed for either walk but not essential.

To make things simple we have the following options:

1. Meet at Coypool Park and Ride, Plymouth at 7.15am, for departure at 7.30am. A minibus will then take everyone to Princetown. The sign-up fee for this option is £20 per person.

2. Meet at the main car park in Princetown, Dartmoor at 7.45am, to depart at 8am. The sign-up fee for this option is £20 per person.

3. Meet us at The Rock Inn, Yelverton at 12pm, to depart at 12.30pm. The sign-up fee for this option is £10 per person.

4. In addition to the walk there will also be an after-party at The Full Time, Bolitho Park, Mannadon from 6.30pm, everyone is welcome, whether you plodded or not – this is a family-friendly event.

PLEASE NOTE: For those walking from Princetown to Plymouth we have allowed a 1-hour break before setting off for the next chapter of the walk.

To ensure everyone is kept safe we ask that you sign up in advance by contacting Sam at samanth723@yahoo.co.uk. Anyone aged 10+ is welcome to take part, four legged friends are FREE however ALL other participants are required to pay the above sign-up fees.

A FREE, I am dedicating this walk to… T-shirt sign will be provided once your payment has been received. Primrose T-shirts can be purchased by contacting the fundraising team via info@primrosefoundation.org . If you wish to wear your own T-shirt, we ask that you wear either pink, yellow or grey for the day.

If you choose to obtain sponsorship for your walk FREE sponsorship forms and other fundraising material can be downloaded by clicking here: https://www.primrosefoundation.org/downloads

Whilst this event is in aid of The Primrose Foundation it is an organised fundraising event by Sam Maddock. You can read Sam’s Story here.