What an epic weekend! There were times when we wondered whether we’d be able to have a festival at all in 2021 and if we could, what it would be like. But it’s fair to say that this weekend exceeded all our expectations by a mile! A massive thank you to our team and committee […]
The team at Moongazing Hare Bars has pulled off another amazing line up of beers and ciders for this year’s festival bars. Whatever your fancy, you should find something to whet your whistle! And if beer’s not your thing, there’s wine a plenty, prosecco on tap and the return of Olive, the double decker cocktail […]
We have revealed our plans for a covid-safe festival including a refreshed line-up to celebrate the best of British based folk artists. We have elected for outside stages and more outdoor activities to ensure we can meet any possible covid related regulations that might be in place by August Bank Holiday. The new line up […]
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We are over the moon to have received another grant to fund us while we plan a fantastic return this return this August! Thanks to Arts Council England and the government’s Culture Recovery Fund, we can continue to be #HereForCulture with a grant of £45,265 to support our running costs. More than £300 million has […]
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We were so sad to hear that Cambridge Folk Festival won’t be taking place this year – our hearts go out to the team and all the festivalgoers who had been looking forward to a glorious return this summer, as are we. As an independent festival, we are in a different position to the organisers […]
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What a weekend!
/in Latest News /by Jo CunninghamWhat an epic weekend! There were times when we wondered whether we’d be able to have a festival at all in 2021 and if we could, what it would be like. But it’s fair to say that this weekend exceeded all our expectations by a mile! A massive thank you to our team and committee […]
2021 beer guide
/in Latest News /by Jo CunninghamThe team at Moongazing Hare Bars has pulled off another amazing line up of beers and ciders for this year’s festival bars. Whatever your fancy, you should find something to whet your whistle! And if beer’s not your thing, there’s wine a plenty, prosecco on tap and the return of Olive, the double decker cocktail […]
2021 – a celebration of British based folk
/in Latest News /by Jo CunninghamWe have revealed our plans for a covid-safe festival including a refreshed line-up to celebrate the best of British based folk artists. We have elected for outside stages and more outdoor activities to ensure we can meet any possible covid related regulations that might be in place by August Bank Holiday. The new line up […]
Culture Recovery Fund grant
/in Latest News /by Jo CunninghamWe are over the moon to have received another grant to fund us while we plan a fantastic return this return this August! Thanks to Arts Council England and the government’s Culture Recovery Fund, we can continue to be #HereForCulture with a grant of £45,265 to support our running costs. More than £300 million has […]
Looking forward to August
/in Latest News /by Jo CunninghamWe were so sad to hear that Cambridge Folk Festival won’t be taking place this year – our hearts go out to the team and all the festivalgoers who had been looking forward to a glorious return this summer, as are we. As an independent festival, we are in a different position to the organisers […]