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May
In It Together Festival
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In It Together Festival

28th - 30th May 2027

Music, Family Friendly

Medium

Under 18's Allowed

Luxury Toilets,

Fairground, Kids Area, Cinema / Film screenings

Standard Camping, Luxury / VIP Camping

July
Together Again Festival
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Together Again Festival

23rd - 25th Jul 2027

Music

Medium

Under 18's Allowed

Showers, Luxury Showers, Luxury Toilets,

Kids Area, Theatre

Standard Camping, Luxury / VIP Camping, Caravan, Campervan

August
Party In Y Parc 2027
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Party In Y Parc 2027

14th Aug 2027

Music

Medium

Under 18's Allowed

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