Showing upcoming festivals from Thu 21st Jun 2018 onwards.
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El Dorado Festival
Eastnor Deer Park, Ledbury
29th June - 1st Jul 2018
Wonder Fields
Great Fulford in Dunsford, Exeter
29th - 30th Jun 2018
Gin and Disco Festival Liverpool
Liverpool
30th Jun 2018
NASS Festival
Bath and West Showground, Somerset
5th - 8th Jul 2018
Woo Fest
Worcester
7th Jul 2018
Northampton Town Festival
Northampton
7th - 8th Jul 2018
Henley Festival
Henley
11th - 15th Jul 2018
Beat-Herder
The Ribble Valley, Lancashire
13th - 15th Jul 2018
Funny Moon Festival
Czech-republic
11th - 15th Jul 2018
Dharma Festival
Bournemouth
11th - 15th Jul 2018
Once Upon A Time In The West
near Bath
13th - 15th Jul 2018
Lytham Festival
Lytham near Blackpool
18th - 22nd Jul 2018
Bluedot Festival
Jodrell Bank Observatory in Macclesfield
19th - 22nd Jul 2018
Curious Arts Festival
Pylewell Park, Hampshire
20th - 22nd Jul 2018
Truck Festival
Hill Farm, Oxford
20th - 22nd Jul 2018
The Lancashire Festival
Moor Park, Preston
21st Jul 2018
Gin and Disco Festival Glasgow
Glasgow
21st Jul 2018
Woof Festival
Near Warrington
22nd Jul 2018
Oxted Beer Festival
Master Park in Oxted
20th - 22nd Jul 2018
Standon Calling
Standon, Hertfordshire
26th - 29th Jul 2018
Kendal Calling
Lowther Deer Park, nr Penrith, Cumbria
26th - 29th Jul 2018
Kendal Calling
Lowther Deer Park, nr Penrith, Cumbria
26th - 29th Jul 2018
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Music, Beer, Family Friendly, Boutique festivals
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Under 18's Allowed
Showers, Luxury Showers, Luxury Toilets,
Kids Area, Cinema / Film screenings
Standard Camping, Luxury / VIP Camping, Quiet Camping, Campervan
Y Not Festival
Pikehall, Derbyshire, DE4 2PH
26th - 29th Jul 2018
Big Family Festival
Dunton Hall in Sutton-Coldfield
27th - 29th Jul 2018
Proms in the Priory
Middlesbrough
29th Jul 2018
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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.
