Name: Doune The Rabbit Hole - POSTPONED 2020
Start: 2020-07-17
End: 2020-07-19
Location: Cardross Estate

Doune The Rabbit Hole - POSTPONED 2020

Friday 17th to Sunday 19th July 2020
Cardross Estate, Port of Menteith, Stirlingshire, Stirlingshire, FK8 3JY, Scotland MAP
currently £110 weekend with camping

Daily capacity: 1,000

Last updated: Thu 21st May 2020

This festival / event has been cancelled / postponed until 2021. Organiser's statement.

Doune The Rabbit Hole 2021.

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The 11th Doune The Rabbit Hole is held from Friday 17th until Sunday 19th July 2020, returning to Cardross Estate, Port of Menteith, Stirlingshire, in Scotland.

Line-up

Confirmed acts include Belle & Sebastian, Public Enemy (Radio), Kate Tempest, John Cale, Bill Bailey, Pussy Riot, Buzzcocks, Tide Lines, Honeyblood, Sacred Paws, Peat & Diesel, Nadia Rose, McLusky, Wet Look, The Bluebells, Peatbog Faeries, and more.

For the details as available please see the line-up page.

Tickets

Tickets are on sale, currently priced at £110 for adults, £40 for youths (13-17), and free for 12s and under.
Car parking is priced at £20, a live-in vehicle ticket is priced at £35.
Day tickets are also available.

More info

Expect also a cinema tent, walkabout art trail, spoken word, and lots of workshops suitable for the whole family. The festival aims to be a fun, frolicsome weekend for kids and adults alike - there will be a great mixture of music, stand up comedy, DJs, children's theatre, art workshops, lectures, poetry, craft stalls, local ale, cider, organic food and much more in a relaxed, festive atmosphere.

The festival has also introduced a barter scheme for useful items, in exchange for festival tickets. Organisers need a caravan, tents, yurts, generators, lights, furniture and decorations. The festival website now includes a 'Barter' page, allowing anyone to either trade or lend something in return for tickets.

Festival Buses

This year the festival has teamed up with organisers from Kelburn Garden Parties to offer a bus service picking up from Edinburgh, Glasgow and Stirling. The buses are timed to meet trains into Stirling railway station to help people coming into the area by train reach the festival site. E-tickets are available in advance or can be bought from the driver.

There are two bus services, morning and evening on Friday to the festival site from pick up points in Edinburgh, Stirling and Glasgow. On Sunday there are two evening services from the site back to the pick up points and there is a morning bus service from the site on Monday.

There will also be a special “crew bus” for festival volunteers heading to the site on Thursday.

More information will be here when available.