the day Young Apprentice came to WOMAD

Fans of the TV show 'Young Apprentice' can enjoy the two teams trying to sell festival goodies to attendees at this year's WOMAD - World of Music, Arts and Dance held at Charlton Park, near Malmesbury, in Wiltshire.

Tonight viewers will see Alan Sugar set the hopefuls on their penultimate challenge, to select products to sell at WOMAD at two trader stalls. As the blurb says, "One trio believe they will clean up with a pedal-powered washing machine, while the other three are sure there is nothing the festival-goers will want more than a portable toilet."

They even tried to sell their wares - a onesy, and shooting stick umbrella to eFestivals staff who were there at this year's sun drenched festival.

So tune in at 8pm tonight on BBC1 and perhaps you'll spot us on the programme, or even regular WOMADite Prince Harry who was also on site over the weekend.

2012 was a landmark year for WOMAD as it celebrated its 30th anniversary with its biggest festival yet on home soil. 2013's festival promises to be no different, presenting the most eclectic line-up anywhere in the UK next summer at the picturesque site from Friday 26th to Sunday 28th July 2013, with early entry available on Thursday.

Early bird weekend tickets for next year - which are valid from the Friday until Sunday are priced at £125 (Thursday arrivals will also need a Thursday camping ticket costing £25).

WOMAD will also be offering a family friendly 4 monthly payment plan so that WOMAD festival goers can spread their total payments over a longer period of time. Direct Debit Instalments Pay for your total (includes all ticket types and add ons.) in 4 easy direct debit instalments. Telephone 0118 960 6060 to arrange this.

Other ticket prices & options available will include:
Teenage Weekend Ticket (aged 14-17) - £75
Early Bird Disabled Weekend Ticket - £125
A campervan ticket is priced at £45
SN16 Resident Ticket is priced at £90

Children 13 and under can come free with each adult ticket holder, but need a free child ticket. All children must hold their own ticket and must be accompanied by a ticket holding parent or guardian over the age of 21. One ticket holding parent or guardian can only accompany up to 4 people under the age of 18. Thursday tickets do not need to be purchased for children aged 13 and under.

To buy tickets, click here.

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