Name: Wimborne Minster Folk Festival 2014
Start: 2014-06-13
End: 2014-06-15
Location: various venues

Wimborne Minster Folk Festival 2014

Friday 13th to Sunday 15th June 2014
various venues, Wimborne, Dorset, BH21 1AS, England MAP
£45 adult w/e tickets

Last updated: Thu 1st May 2014

The annual folk festival in Wimborne Minster will continue in 2013 under the new name, Wimborne Minster Folk Festival, and will be held from Friday 13th until Sunday 15th June 2014.

Line-up

Latest additions are Kirsty Bromley, George Frakes, Little Rach, Ellie Ford, Forbes Moncrieff, Jess Vincent, Ninebarrow, Ange Hardy, lan West, Louise Jordan, Sunjay Brayne, Lazibyrd, Kelly Oliver, The Paper Trains, Gregg Cave Duo, FolkLaw, Two Coats Colder, Rosie Eade Band, No Fixed Abode, The Bounty Hounds, and Tinkers Bag.

Jacqui Dankworth, Tamsin Waley-Cohen with the Honeymead Ensemble, Le Navet Bete (family comedy), the Bristol Old Vic Theatre School with Sauce for the Goose, the Birmingham Gospel Choir, Little Johnny England, Wendy Arrowsmith and George Papavgeris, Catherine Howe, Vo Fletcher & Ric Sanders, Mike Silver, Simon Care Trio, Luscadh, The Jigantics, PJ Wright and Brooks Williams, Chris Leslie, and Gavin Davenport.

Tickets

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Tickets are priced at £45 adult weekend tickets. A Friday evening concert ticket is priced at £15, a Saturday evening concert ticket is priced at £15, the Saturday Evening Ceilidh is priced at £10, the Sunday afternoon concert ticket is priced at £8, and the Sunday evening concert ticket is priced at £15

On site

Wimborne Minster Folk Festival promises three days of 'folk, family and fun', with the much-loved mix of dance displays, family activities, workshops and stalls returning to the historic minster town's streets.

There will be two dedicated family areas on Saturday and Sunday, with a packed programme of free interactive craft, dance, music and storytelling workshops at the Community Learning and Resource Centre (CLaRC) on King Street and more workshops, rides and fun activities on Willow Walk, next to Waitrose.

Festival-goers can also browse and buy at a diverse range of stalls around the town, including a selection of local food traders..

Camping

The festival campsite is Meadows Camping which provides cheap, basic camping within 10 minutes walk of the town centre. The site has toilets, showers and good 24 hour security. Entry to the campsite is by camping wristband only, which are available for £6 online from the Meadows Camping website.

Although it might be possible to turn up on the day and find an available spot, we strongly recommend booking your camp space in advance.

More information will be here when available.