Wychwood announces dates for 2013

Wychwood Festival has announced that the dates next year will be Friday 31st May until Sunday 2nd June, a week earlier, to coincide with the bank holiday and half term dates moving back again for most.

	Wychwood Music Festival 2012

That means that once again the festival hedl at Cheltenham Racecourse, in Gloucestershire will run the weekend after the bank holiday and at the end of the half term holiday.

There are no acts confirmed yet for 2013 for the festival that's very family-friendly, intimate and inclusive for audience and musician alike. But expect the line-up to blend world, roots and contemporary music, and encouraging new collaborations, alongside a packed programme of comedy, workshops, and more.

Each year whilst the festival is running organisers offer a chance for attendees to buy reduced rate tickets for next year, and so many took up the offer to book for 2013 at the festival this year that the queues were long at time. So, for those that didn't have time to book, the festival has extended the time period for festival offer priced tickets.

Festival organisers explain, "We'd like to keep the offer open for you until the end of June. To order, call us on 01993 772580. Remember there is a direct debit option this year if you want to use this to spread the costs under the scheme, you just have to pay a deposit of 25% and then the remainder split over the next 10 months.

Those on direct debit also will have the option of keeping the same ticket price for life if you continue with your direct debit once next years' tickets are paid off. A reminder also that the prices are £90 for an adult, £75 concession, £35 for a 10-15 and under 10s and camping are free.

To our other customers who have been to the festival in previous years, we'd like to extend the offer to buy festival offer tickets to you also, so please either call us by the end of the month. This offer is strictly limited to our customers who have attended before."

eFestivals is again proud to be a sponsor of Wychwood Music Festival in 2012, as part of our commitment to put 10% of our turnover back into festivals.

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