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Peasefest 2018 Programme

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The Peasefest 2018 programme has now been sent to print and you'll be given a copy free for your group when you arrive at the wristband exchange on Saturday

If you'd like to take an early look to see whats going on then you can download a copy in PDF format here (15Mbytes so give it a little time!)

 

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Created: 04 June 2018

Activities abound

activity1We've uploaded a whole load of information about the activities we're running at Peasefest

Go and take a look at the "What to Do" section

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Created: 09 April 2018

And one more makes a terrific trio!

What a terrific trio of breweries.....

 

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Great news we're also really pleased to welcome our very local micro-brewery from Chaddleworth The Indigenous Brewery to PeaseFest

 

See our main Whats to Drink for details around the beers they're bringing and what they're all about

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Created: 16 March 2018

Did some mention brewery?

Another brewery to announce today!

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The Two Cocks Brewery in Enbourne will be delivering some of their local beer for you to sample

See our main Whats to Drink for details around the beers they're bringing and what they're all about

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First Brewery Announced

We're really pleased to announce our first brewery providing beer for the bar.

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Have a look at our Whats to Drink page for more information about West Berkshire Brewery and the beers as well as what else is available

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Latest band announcements

More bands have been added to the list, with two new additions to the line-up for Saturday, remember to click on the links to their full details

The Haystacks - take popular, well known covers that you can sing/dance along to - and we give them a fresh pop-country feel!

Who's Alice - fun and energetic and plays some of their own music but also covers from bands Arctic Monkeys, Queen and the Monkees

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Created: 05 March 2018

More bands announced

The acts are coming thick and fast with two new additions to the line-up for Saturday, remember to click on the links to their full details

Richard Cox-Smith - Richard is a superbly talented player of blues, jazz and ragtime (without forgetting his folk roots)

Emma Lawrence -Winner of Best Female Artist at the 2016 Basingstoke Music awards, a local girl from Newbury Emma plays a mixture of folk, jazz and rock

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First Bands Announced

We're really please to announce our first two bands playing at the festival

The Good Old Boys - A local Rock and Roll band from Newbury, Berkshire.

Bowman, Hull and The Instant Band - Playing a rhythm and bluesical, musical stew for you, and those who like to boogaloo

Tomorrow Bird - a British acoustic duo comprising of solo artist Jen Bird and Simon Driscoll from the folk- rock band, Burnt Tomorrow

Lots more announcements to come but keep an eye on the Line Up for the full listings

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Created: 15 January 2018

The rain in spain.....

 

.....hopefully stays there, but just in case we're really pleased to announce that Alfresco Marquees are going to be providing tenting for the event which will not only provide the tenting but lighting and all those pretty fairy lights to create a fantastic ambience to our festival.

 

Laura and Andy at Alfresco are almost as excited as us about the festival and are looking forward to showing us their fantastic setup as a backdrop for the festival.

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Created: 01 January 2018

Whats it all about?

Firstly to have fun!  There's nothing better than enjoying music, drink, good food, great company and hopefully sunshine.

However, all proceeds from the festival will go towards raising money for replacing the childrens play equipment in Peasemore which is now over 10 years old and has been partially condemned due to the equipment deteriorating and changes of health and safety requirements.

 

Due to modern regulations around Health and Safety the equipment and installation is not cheap.  The project will cost in the region of £25,000 to complete.  Although we hope to manage to find some local funding through grants and similar we still believe we will need to find in excess of £13,000 to allow us to complete the project.

 

 

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Created: 01 January 2018