Lunar Festival 2018
Friday 27th to Sunday 29th July 2018Umberslade Farm Park, Tanworth in Arden, Warwickshire, B94 5AE, England MAP
Adult weekend: £125
The Lunar Festival returns for a 6th edition, and takes place at Umberslade Farm Park, Tanworth in Arden, Warwickshire, from Friday 27th to Sunday 29th July 2018.
Line-up
Confirmed acts include Goldfrapp, The Stranglers, Amadou & Mariam, Basement Jaxx (DJ Set), The Go! Team, Songhoy Blues, A Guy Called Gerald (live), Crazy P, Hookworms, The Unthanks, Jane Weaver, Boy Azooga, Trojan Sound System, Damo Suzuki, Mark Radcliffe's Galleon Blast, The Heliocentrics, and many more
For all the details so far please see the line-up page.
Tickets
Tickets are on sale, priced as following prices:-
Adult weekend: £125
Adult any day: £53
under-16s weekend: £58
under-16s any day: £28
under-12s weekend: £32
under-12s any day: £17
3 and under go free
Early Settlers tickets available for entry on Thursday 26th July
More info
The name of Lunar Festival stems from The Lunar Society of Birmingham. This began in the eighteenth century with a group of extremely talented and intelligent men, led by Erasmus Darwin, who came together under the light of the Full Moon for lively dinner conversations. Their debates brought together Philosophy, Arts, Science and Commerce. As well as debating and discovering, the ‘Lunarticks’ also built canals and factories, managed world-class businesses and changed the face of Birmingham not to mention laying the foundations for the Industrial Revolution.
Today, The Lunar Society provides a platform for its membership to “influence change through stimulating ideas, broadening debate and catalysing action”. Taking inspiration from this, Lunar Festival will not only bring music artists to the stages, but encourage everyone to get involved in workshops, talks and more.
Lunar Festival’s programme surrounds Lunar’s 7 Elements – Listen, Learn, Move, Create, Taste, Relax and Laugh.
More information will be here when available.
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