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This free festival in Northernhay Gardens will be held over the May bank holiday weekend, 27th - 29th May 2023.
Organised by Exeter Bar co, the festival will feature live music and entertainment, with a packed local line-up.
The festival will create a friendly, safe and inclusive space in one of Exeter’s most picturesque parks. Visitors are encouraged to bring their picnic blankets and camping chairs and come and soak up the atmosphere and celebrate our city.
Free drop in community activities are also planned including the Drumming Bus, a big American style bus which will be conducting free drop-in drumming sessions, Meraki Art school will be offering free drop-in crafting sessions on the Sunday and Monday.
Exeter City Football Club will also be creating a space for the community to experience their clubs and sports activities of the Saturday and Sunday.
There will be food and drink from local street food vendors, as well as arts and crafts traders.
Bands include:
Southern Troubadours
Swing Commanders
HiFi LoFi
Big Noise Chorus
Blow your own Trumpet
Adam Sweet Band
... Plus more to be announced
Traders include:
Camper Coffee
That’s’ Nacho Burrito
Thunderflower Gin
Exe chocolate
Onaii Art
The Churros Company
Oasis Falafel
Onda Clothing
Liddicones Ice Cream
Meraki Art
| Ticket Type | Ticket Tariff |
|---|---|
| Free Admission | Free |
Note: Prices are a guide only and may change on a daily basis.
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