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Glastonwick 2010
When :
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Friday 4th June 2010 : 6.00pm to Midnight
- Saturday 5th June 2010 : Noon to Midnight
- Sunday 6th June 2010 :
Noon to 6.00pm
Where : Church Farm,
Coombes, BN15 0RS
Prices :
- Friday 4th June 2010 :
£10.00
- Saturday 5th June 2010 : £15.00
- Sunday 6th June 2010 : £5.00
- Camping - see below
Glastonwick
2010 - Our 15th Annual Beer, Music, Poetry and More Beer Festival
Friday 4th to Sunday 6th June 2010 at CHURCH FARM, COOMBES, WEST SUSSEX, BN15 ORS
Last year’s Glastonwick, our third at Church Farm, our 14th overall, was once again by popular acclaim the best ever. So we’re back! We have finally had to put the prices up a bit - but we are still one of the cheapest festivals around and certainly the BEERIEST!
Once more we can offer a free shuttle bus, overnight camping on the Friday and Saturday nights, ample car parking space and tractor rides for the kids, as well as the customary plethora of fine independently brewed beer and music - see below.
And for the first time we can offer online ticket sales, thanks to our friends at the Ropetackle Centre, as well as sales via the usual pub outlets.
About 65 cask-conditioned ales, all from small independent breweries, mostly unusual but with a few ‘old favourites’.
About 10 farmhouse ciders and perries. Quality food (hog roasts, burgers, chili, baguettes etc).
OPENING TIMES/TICKET PRICES:
- Friday evening (6pm to midnight): £10
- Saturday (noon-midnight): £15
- Sunday daytime (12 noon-6pm): £5
- Camping £5 per person per night (Fri and Sat nights only)
- Online sales will incur an extra 50p postage charge.
Tickets will be on sale at the following outlets from March 29:
- The Ropetackle Centre, Little High Street,
Shoreham (01273 464440) in person
and online at www.ropetacklecentre.co.uk - The Evening Star, 55-56 Surrey Street, Brighton (01273 328931)
- The Duke of Wellington, 368 Brighton Road, Shoreham (01273 389818)
- The Buckingham Arms, 35-39 Brunswick Road, Shoreham (01273 453660)
- The Stand Up Inn, 47 High St. Lindfield, Haywards Heath(01444 482995)
They are also available by post - see website. If any remain they will be sold on the gate, but you are strongly advised to purchase tickets in advance since last year’s event sold out on the Saturday. Camping tickets MUST be purchased in advance.
For more information, including timetables for the free shuttle bus, please visit the Glastonwick website : www.cask-ale.co.uk/beerfestival.html
THE ENTERTAINMENT
Compered as ever by Attila the Stockbroker
You can listen to this year’s bands at www.myspace.com/glastonwick
FRIDAY 4th JUNE 2010 (6pm to midnight)
- ZOUNDS - Steve Lake’s legendary anarcho-visionaries
- PRESSGANG - Reading’s finest folk-rockers, reformed and as danceable as ever!
- REBEL CONTROL - Andy Baron’s new project. Killer reggae
- RED SMED & THE HOT TROT SMASH THE SYSTEM BOOGIE BAND - The band with the longest name in ... Bridgwater. Trotsky meets Elvis after 10 pints
SATURDAY 5th JUNE 2010 (12 noon to midnight)
- INNER TERRESTRIALS - Ska, reggae, punk and lots of powerful words
- MILK KAN - New and truly unique.‘Somewhere between Dylan and Mike Skinner’ (Steve Lamacq)
- PETER & THE TEST TUBE BABIES - They asked. They’re playing. (Early enough to still be able to stand, hopefully!)
- TRACEY CURTIS - Incisive lyrics, great tunes, lovely voice
- LUKE WRIGHT - Rising star of performance poetry, regular on Radio 4’s ‘Saturday Live’
- MEOW MEOWS - Big, roaring, infectious ska
- RORY ELLIS - Welcome return for the gravel-voiced Aussie boxer-balladeer
- EASTFIELD - STILL hate Port Talbot Transport Police
- GECKO - Brilliant, brand new, his ‘Falling Down’ was Itch from the King Blues’ record of 2009 on Radio One
- STEVE GRIBBIN - Ace musical satirist and comedian
- MICHAEL HOROVITZ - The original beat poet. A legend. Watch out for the Anglo-Saxophone!
- POG - Local DIY activist, promoter and purveyor of quirky cleverness
SUNDAY 6th JUNE 2010 (12 noon to 6pm)
- JOHN OTWAY - Glastonwick perennial, friend and nutter
- STEVE WHITE AND THE PROTEST FAMILY - A lyrical homage to Leyton Orient FC
- WOB - Local hero with a powerful pair of lungs!
- ROBB JOHNSON & THE IRREGULARS - Another local hero and brilliant political songwriter
- VERBAL WARNING - A punky Nottinghamshire kick in the verbals!
Please note that every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of the events listed on this website. However, Adur District Council and Adur Festival cannot be held responsible for any changes to any of the events, including cancellations.
