Name: Fertilizer Festival 2009
Start: 2009-05-13
End: 2009-05-17
Location: Cargo, Rich Mix and Hoxton Hall, East End, London

Fertilizer Festival 2009

Wednesday 13th to Sunday 17th May 2009
Cargo, Rich Mix and Hoxton Hall, East End, London, UK
from £7 - £10 depending on event

Last updated: Thu 19th Dec 2013

Fertilizer Festival 2009 which takes place across East London between the 13th and 17th of May. The event showcases new music from Poland.

Acts confirmed include Sing Sing Penelope, Contemporary Noise Sextet, Jacaszek, Pink Freud, Baaba, Fisz, Male Instrumenty and Mitch and Mitch.

For its London festival, Fertilizer takes over three East End venues - Cargo, Rich Mix and Hoxton Hall.

Fertilizer brings an enticing array of not only music events but also films, an exhibition of Sound Postcards, and music forum to venues across its home in London's East End. Part of Polska!Year, Fertilizer features some of the most creative people in Poland today.

Listings Information:
Tuesday 12 Â Sunday 17 May
Sound Postcards Exhibition
Rich Mix, 10am Â 9pm
Tickets: Free admission

Wednesday 13 May
Fertilizer Music Forum
Rich Mix, 10.30am Â 5.00pm

Pink Freud & Pete Wareham / Baaba
Cargo, 7.30pm doors (8pm)
Tickets: £8, to buy tickets, click here.

Film screening: The Wedding /Wesele
Rich Mix, 7.30pm
Tickets: £7/£5.50concs

Thursday 14 May
Sing Sing Penelope / Jacaszek / Contemporary Noise Sextet
Cargo, 7.30pm doors (8pm)
Tickets: £8, to buy tickets, click here.

Saturday 16 May
MaÅe Instrumenty
Hoxton Hall, 2.30pm (3pm) and 7.30pm (8pm)
Tickets: 2.30pm £5 or £15 family ticket (2 adults, 2 children), 7.30pm £8

Film screening: My Nikifor / Moj Nikifor
Rich Mix, 4.00pm
Tickets: £7/£5.50concs

Sunday 17 May
Film screening: Extras / Statysci
Rich Mix, 4.00pm
Tickets: £7/£5.50concs

Fisz + Mitch & Mitch
Cargo, 7.30pm doors (8pm)
Tickets: £10, to buy tickets, click here.

Founded in 2002, Fertilizer presents music from a different country each year. The fifth Fertilizer festival follows previous events featuring acts from Norway, Britain, Germany and France.

More information will be here when available.