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There’s nothing like the Just So Festival for a fantastical family adventure.
It’s the festival’s 10th year and promises to be the best yet, with an exciting agenda of midnight feasts, silent discos, and al-fresco theatre. Get down with ‘riotously odd’ musical outfit Biscuithead and the Biscuit Badgers; hear storyteller Ian Douglas regale campfire tales; and exercise your chuckle muscles to the ripe punchlines of comedian James Campbell. Be sure to head to the new Fire Garden, make lanterns for parades, and learn bushcrafts in the Spellbound Forest. There’ll be competitive larks at the Ministry of Games and bonkers trials at the Tribal Tournament, too.
If you've not yet booked and want to, you better be quick as tickets are running low and Saturday tickets are nearly sold out.
The utterly brilliant Kabantu are performing on the Footlights stage this summer. A quintet from Manchester, Kabantu create new marriages of music from around the globe. You're going to absolutely love them.
A first opera for little people comes to Just So this summer - Over the Moon, an interactive musical adventure for babies and toddlers. And don't miss Absolute Opera's spellbinding performance of Hurrah for the Pirate King.
The Fabularium are back at Just So with a brilliant new show - The Hare and the Moon. The sun has disappeared and the Arctic Animals must band together to reclaim it, but are the strongest creatures actually the best for the job?
Croquettes, corn on the cob, hot dogs, paella, pizzas, tacos, toasties, cakes, frozen yogurts and more with plenty of veggie, vegan and gluten-free options. Feast your eyes on our 2019 culinary line up featuring festival favourites and new treats.
Love the idea of staying in beautiful furnished accommodation over the festival weekend? Check out the wonderful selection of boutique camping options with yurts, bell tents, vintage tents, camping pods and gypsy bowtop caravans.
| Family Friendly Festival (16 Aug 2019 - 18 Aug 2019) |
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