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among us why not bring your guitar down for one of the two guitar workshops being run by local teachers Joe Dostal and Scott McGowan. Tese two are eminently qualified and, more importantly, friendly and approachable, and will be able to give you loads of tips and advice about how to improve and make the most of your undoubted talent! If all of that feels like it is beyond you then we have


you covered. Easily one of our most popular returning workshops the lovely ladies from Organic Rhythm will be here with their fabulous hand drums. It is a truly upliſting experience to be part of the drumming circle and Sharon’s natural wit and friendliness make it a delight. Do not miss this one! Finally if you can definitely hit things but fancy


something a bit more melodic what about our Steel Drum workshop with Dartmouth’s own Shine group. Tey have been going from strength to strength in the


last few years and we are absolutely delighted they have agreed to come back for us this year. It’s funky and fun! DMF ’24 is shaping up to be a good one. We are


working hard to give you the best weekend of free- to-attend music you could ever ask for. But as you must know by now it isn’t free to us! Te festival costs around £80,000-£90,000 every year and we only get one grant (from Dartmouth Town Council – thank you) from any of the authorities. So we have to raise the money through sponsorship and begging. So buy a programme, subscribe to the app, buy a wrist band and a draw ticket and throw some money in a bucket and then you can relax knowing that you have helped to ensure this amazing event can continue for many, many years to come. See you there! For all information on times and for further details please see our programme or app.


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