COTSWOLD Feature
10 years of Wychwood festival
The Boomown Rats, Craig Charles, Newton Faulkner, Bipolar Sunshine, Gentlemens Duo Club and the Real Thing are just some of the acts confirmed so far for this year’s Wychwood Festival.
CELEBRATING ten years in 2014, Wychwood has an extra special event program to kick of what has traditionally become one of the first festivals of the summer held at Cheltenham Racecourse beneath the idyllic Prestbury Hills. With more than 100 bands
on four stages and more than 100 workshops, the Wychwood Festival has become one of Britain’s first and most-loved family weekends. This year it takes place
between May 30 and June 1 with something for everyone including a Children’s Literature Festival, a late-night comedy schedule, good food and a fine beer & ale festival from the Wychwood Brewery. Over the years Wychwood
has seen some of the biggest current and heritage acts
Inspiring life in the Cotswolds
grace the stage and this summer will be no exception. Other artists also taking
part on this eclectic bill include modern folk-rock band Merry Hell and Polly and the Billets Doux. Graeme Merifield, Festival
Organiser said: “Celebrating ten phenomenal years of the Wychwood Festival, 2014 is set to be extra special. “With a programme that
has something for all the family whether taking part in one of the hundreds of workshops across the weekend, sipping ale in our Wychwood Brewery Beer & Ale Festival, watching the best main stage acts or dancing the night away in the Headphone Disco, we cannot wait for you to come and help celebrate ten wonderful years together.”.
www.wychwoodfestival.com
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Bipolar Sunshine
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