WARWICK Folk Festival welcomes everyone – and that’s official.
It has been awarded a bronze from the Live Events Access Charter – recognising the festival’s commitment to making it as accessible and inclusive as possible.
The festival returns to Castle Park next week, from July 23 to 26, featuring top roots music names including Fisherman’s Friends, Eddie Reader, Natalie McMaster and Donnell Leahy, and Spiers and Boden.
Festival director Dick Dixon said: “We’ve delighted that the festival has achieved this important milestone. We remain committed to listening and learning and welcome feedback and ideas from our community on how we can continue to make the festival more accessible and welcoming for everyone.
“We are gearing up for a spectacular festival. If you haven’t booked tickets yet, then I strongly urge you to do. “May the craic be mighty and the music never end!”
Visitors will once again be able to enjoy a packed programme of concerts, sing-arounds, dance, intimate acoustic performances and full-on gigs.
Visit www.warwickfolkfestival.co.uk for tickets and full festival details.
