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Tomorrowland Winter
France
14th - 21st Mar 2020
You Are Not Alone Festival
Manchester
28th Mar 2020
Threshold
Various venues in the Baltic Triangle, Liverpool
3rd - 4th Apr 2020
Big North Tattoo Show
Newcastle-on-Tyne
25th - 26th Apr 2020
Sounds From The Other City
Chapel Street, Salford
2nd May 2020
Highest Point Festival
The Ashton Memorial in Lancaster
15th - 17th May 2020
Knockengorroch World Ceilidh
Galloway, South West Scotland
21st - 24th May 2020
Leestock
Melford Hall, Suffolk
23rd - 24th May 2020
Baltic Weekender
Liverpool
29th - 30th May 2020
Kala
Albania
10th - 17th Jun 2020
Positive Vibration - Festival of Reggae
Liverpool
12th - 13th Jun 2020
Lytham Festival
Lytham near Blackpool
1st - 5th Jul 2020
Kappa FuturFestival
Italy
4th - 5th Jul 2020
El Dorado Festival
Eastnor Deer Park, Ledbury
2nd - 5th Jul 2020
Greenwich Music Time
Old Royal Naval College Greenwich
6th - 11th Jul 2020
NASS Festival
Bath and West Showground, Somerset
9th - 12th Jun 2020
Noisily Festival
near Leicester
9th - 11th Jul 2020
Freerotation
Hereford
10th - 12th Jul 2020
Depot In The Castle
Cardiff
11th Jul 2020
Field Day
The Drumsheds, London
11th Jul 2020
Beat-Herder
The Ribble Valley, Lancashire
16th - 19th Jul 2020
Afro Nation Portugal
portugal
17th Jul 2020
Bluedot Festival
Jodrell Bank Observatory in Macclesfield
23rd - 26th Jul 2020
Standon Calling
Standon, Hertfordshire
23rd - 26th Jul 2020
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Many boutique festivals are beginning to attract some big names whilst still managing to stay true to their roots. Representing a more authentic festival experience, most grassroots festivals have developed reputations over the years that some of the big festivals struggle to compete with.
Offering an eclectic experience free from the stresses of bigger festivals, grassroots and boutique festivals don't just concentrate on music but offer vast attractions taking in the arts, workshops, comedy and theatre, leading to a well rounded weekend of easygoing, exciting programming that leaves you wanting more.
Whereas large festivals sometimes feel a little soulless, these small festivals focus on their eccentricities often featuring local traditions and products whilst exposing the boutique festival goer to some interesting smaller acts and entertainment activities that would not normally be on the radar of larger festivals.
