Name: AsparaFest 2013
Start: 2013-06-01
End: 2013-06-02
Location: Ashdown Farm, Badsey, Nr Evesham, Worcestershire

AsparaFest 2013

Saturday 1st to Sunday 2nd June 2013
Ashdown Farm, Badsey, Nr Evesham, Worcestershire, WR11 7PA, England MAP
early bird £7

Daily capacity: 5,000

Last updated: Wed 10th Jul 2013

AsparaFest is a new music festival with a strong food element that takes place at Ashdown Farm, Badsey, Nr Evesham, in Worcestershire from 10am on Saturday 1st and Sunday 2nd June 2013.

Line-up

King Pleasure & the Biscuit Boys, Phillip Henry & Hannah Martin, Misty's Big Adventure, The Slippery Hill Boys, Mumbo Jumbo, Jess Morgan, Inlay, Against the Grain, Amiee Fae, Amy Ferguson, Dan Burnett, Fret & Fiddle, Infinite Cherries, Izzy Border, Louisa Davies & Jason Sparks, Mark Harrison, Move on Up Choir, Musyck Anon, Said The Maiden, Someone at the Door Samba, The Worcestershire Levellers, Vital Statistics Theatre Company, Will Bewley, Plus traditional Morris Dance, Belly dancers, Bhangra Dance, Molly Dancers, Appalachian Step and Sword Dancing.

Tickets

Early bird tickets are priced at £7 for adults, children (aged under 16 years) is priced at £4, children aged under 5 years can attend free. A family (2 Adults, 2 Kids) ticket is priced £18. or £11 for 1 Adult, 2 Kids. To buy tickets, click here.

More information

Asparafest is a new friendly festival billed as an extreme village fete. An A Â Z of weekend entertainment from Asparagus Eating Competitions through to a Zoo of the petting variety. Festival goers can expect music, the freshest of food, fascinating farm & country crafts, frolicsome fun, barrels of beer, and asparagus in a chilled atmosphere suitable for families.

Demonstrations and Exhibitors

There's a chance to make cheese, find out how to care for chickens. Learn how to lay a hedge. Many old and traditional crafts will be demonstrated across the two-days of the Festival with the traditions of the British isles being reinforced by the attendance of Morris sides Earlsdon and Newcastle Kingsmen.

Take a trip down Memory Lane. As well as a genuine WW2 re-enactment posse that has been featured in the BBC's television series the Land Girls, there'll be vintage stalls, steam engines, amazing displays of agricultural machinery from times past and more.

Toddlers to teenagers will all find something to do at AsparaFest. A petting zoo, a vintage fair and the Youth Activity Zone are just some of the highlights, also joining the Festival are Junk Fish Kids with their arts and crafts tent.

More information will be here when available.