Name: The Galtres Festival 2010
Start: 2010-08-28
End: 2010-08-29
Location: new location at Crayke, near York, North Yorkshire

The Galtres Festival 2010

Saturday 28th to Sunday 29th August 2010
new location at Crayke, near York, North Yorkshire, England MAP
adult £30, child (5-17) £15 family (2a + 3c) £90, adult day ticket £20

Last updated: Wed 1st Sep 2010

The Galtres Festival now in its sixth year will be taking place on August bank holiday weekend, on Saturday 28th and Sunday 29th August and is moving to a different site at Crayke, near York, Yorkshire.

The weekend will incorporate live music on two stages, real ale and cider, local organic food produce and circus-themed fun for all the family.

Line-up

Miles Hunt and Erica Nockalls, Chris Helme, The Lightning Seeds, Mantra, Trophy Club, Dodgy, Catch It Kebabs, The Beat, Dorien Starre, Aimie J Ryan, Mambo Con Rumbo, GT Turbo, The Arts Barge Orchestra, Dave Keegan, Paper Planes, Ryan Spendlove, Young Believers, Edwina Hayes, The Arts Barge Orchestra & Littlemores, Carissa Broadwater, Blackbeards Tea Party, Nick Tudor, 98Pages, One Way Street, We Could Be Astronauts, Simon Snaize & Heather Findlay, Buccaneers, The Jitters with The Arts Barge Orchestra, Jess Gardham, Littlemores, The Arts Barge Orchestra with Andy Stones, People: in Airports, Sarah Horn & James Cudworth , Alvin Purple, David Ward MacLean, The Dilfs, Jimmy the Squirrel, The Arts Barge Orchestra with Littlemores, Holly Taymar, Andy Stones, Yorkulele, Lost From Atlas, Rinkadon and Friends, The Federals, Mundo Rendezvous, Arthur Rigby and the Baskervylles, Dave Smith, Honeytone Cody, Glass, Andy Curry, Copasetics, Chris Helme and The Arts Barge Orchestra, Tears of Ishtar, Simon Snaize, and Jiggawatt.

Tickets

Advance adult tickets are priced at £30, child (aged 5 -17 years) tickets are priced at £15, a family ticket (2 adults and up to three children) is priced at £90. Day tickets are priced at £20. Camping tickets from £5 (small tent) to £10 (large). To buy tickets, click here.

There's a broad range of real ales, ciders and perries all from North Yorkshire's independent breweries on offer.

The Festival will start on the Saturday lunchtime and run through to late Sunday night, with a full programme of entertainment, bands playing on the main stage and on the acoustic stage, plus loads of children's activities, a food festival and more.

More information will be here when available.