Name: Staxtonbury 2017
Start: 2017-07-07
End: 2017-07-09
Location: Manor Farm

Staxtonbury 2017

Friday 7th to Sunday 9th July 2017
Manor Farm, Staxton, near Scarborough, North Yorkshire, YO25 3QH, England MAP
£60 for the weekend

Daily capacity: 5,000

Last updated: Wed 15th Mar 2017

Now in it's 8th year Staxtonbury is a family friendly music festival held at Manor Farm A64 Staxton between Friday 7th and Sunday 9th July 2017 with local bands, local beers and local foods on show.

Line-up

Confirmed so far are:

Huge - York
Boomin - Wigan
Soul Rida - Scarborough
Big J & Piccolo Chickens - Malton
Take That Live - Wakefield
Qwikshift - Filey
Chris Berry Band - Leeds
Bogus Beatles - Malton
Entertainment Company - York
Snatch - Scarborough
Five Divide - Whitby
The Nobodys - Malton
The Harringtons - Barnsley
The Sub Gents - Scarborough
GOUY - York Ukelele Band
Kaya - Pocklington
Shamrockers - Scarborough
Blue Alibi - Scarborough
Enlisted - Bridlington
Groove Ninjas - Bridlington
Aftermath - Scarborough
Malton School Band - Malton
Becky and the Techs - Rudston
Trip Hazard - Staxton
Nowhere Now - Scarborough
Cloughton Rat Pack - Cloughton
Strangers in Paradise - Harrogate
Travellin' Band - York
Graces - Sheffield
The Extons - Norfolk
Atomic Raygun - York
Acadian Driftwood - Sheffield
Oddity Road - Barnsley
Psycheville - Stockton
Be the Revolution - Rotherham

Tickets

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A weekend ticket (with weekend camping) is priced at £60, teenagers (aged 10-17 years) are priced at £30, with children aged under 10 years are £15. Day tickets are priced at £25 for Friday, £35 for Saturday, and £10 for Sunday, under 18's half price, under 10's are £5 per day.

More info

The organizers are very keen to support charities and 20 percent of Sundays ticket sales will be donated locally, as well as giving hundreds of free tickets to charity organisations in the build up to the festival.

The festival is also home to the biggest straw bears in the country, hopefully with some new additions and even see the return of the showers (not the rain or a band!).

There's lots of things for kids free including the arts and crafts workshop, childrens entertainer, zumba, tennis coaching and competitions. At a small cost there are age ranging bouncy castles, slides and rides, a climbing wall and waterballs along with the clay modelling, hair braiding, crazy golf, a carousel, henna tattoos and face painting.

Dogs are allowed as long as they are well behaved and are monitored closely by their owners.

More information will be here when available.