Reepham Summer Festival 2012

Reepham is holding the fifth Music, Arts and Crafts Festival over two days on Saturday 11th and Sunday 12th August 2012.

Line-up

The first acts confirmed are Ex Simple Minds, Limehouse Lizzy, Buster James, Mick Thomas, Maglia Rosa, Groovapolitan, James Bisgood, Randolph and Byron, The Ivan Wilson Concept, and Lacey.

The festival has 'twin' stages at either end of the main field offering musical entertainment.

Tickets

Admission to the Sunday event is FREE to Saturday ticket holders. An adult early bird ticket will be priced at £15. Up to two children (under 15) are free when accompanied by a ticket paying adult.

The Early bird offer has ended. Camping weekend tickets have sold out they were priced at £30 and admit one adult and up to two accompanied children (under 15) to Festival on both Saturday and Sunday (includes all weekend camping and Friday evening Entertainment). Family camping weekend tickets have also sold out they were is priced at £50 and admit two adults and up to four accompanied children (under 15) to Festival on both Saturday and Sunday (includes all weekend camping and Friday evening Entertainment).

A single ticket is priced at £18, and admits one adult to the festival on Saturday and free admission on Sunday 12th August. Up to two children (under 15) are free when accompanied by a ticket paying adult. A Sunday only ticket will be available on the day priced at £5.

To buy tickets, click here.

Around the site

There will be an eclectic and sometimes 'eccentric' mix of stalls and local shops in and around the event, alongside ales and beverages plus a wealth of foods on offer around the festival.

As well as the music, expect street entertainers, literature, children's activities, music workshops, displays by artists and crafts people, a wide range of stalls and stands including crafts, charity and food sellers.

Camping

Camping is available for the weekend at nearby Whitwell Station, a short walk away from the festival site. Camping tickets for the weekend (Friday and Saturday nights) are priced at £10.

The festival is also totally non-profit, with all proceeds going to charity.

More information will be here when available.

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