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Regular features focussed totally on camping at festivals, including previews and reviews of all the festivals we will be attending. |
Glade 2010 cancelled - Big Chill to the rescueThe most refreshing festival on the Dance circuit has cancelled its 2010 event. Glade festival has been forced to close after ten years of running and winning many awards. Many of the festivals fans blame the local police and Local Authorities placing pressure on the event. Last year's event attracted over 15,000 people and playing this year were acts such as: Etienne De Crecy, Jeff Mills, Simian Mobile Disco and Orbital a crying shame that such a line up has been left out in the cold. But thankfully The Big Chill Festival have yet again stepped in to save the day and are offering Glade Festival Goers ‘First-Dibs’ on Big Chill tickets
The Big Tent Recycle
Year after year as I pack up my belongings after yet another fun filled weekend at a festival I hang my head in shame at the sheer amount of rubbish that is left at some of the
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Katrina Larkin, the other half of the Co-Founder Duo of The Big Chill Festival, recently won a Lifetime Achievement award for her dedication to The Big Chill Festival. The Big Chill takes place in Herefordshire in a stunning valley of a site at Eastnor Deer Park. Having spent many years struggling with the elements and financial stress to bring us one of the best festivals available on the scene, Katrina has finally been recognised for the input she has had in to creating what has become the highlight of most peoples festival calendar. When Perfect Pitch magazine heard that she was due to win and after recent news of the sale of Big Chill to Festival Republic we decided to catch up with Katrina to find out her take on the future of festivals and working in the festival industry.
WOMAD Festival: Interview with Steve Satan Radio WOMAD’s Station Manager focussing on WOMAD 2009 and tips for 2010.
The final festival of our season. Eco friendly music festival and educational event Out Of The Ordinary Festival took place on a petting farm in