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Beacon Festival

June 2024, TBC
Watlington Hill Farm in Watlington

About Beacon Festival

Indie
Pop
Reggae
Rock
Rock & Roll / 1950s

The next Beacon Festival takes place on 21st - 22nd June 2024 at Hill Farm, Watlington Hill, Christmas Common, Watlington, OX49 5HS.

The line up is to be confirmed...

This year marks the 12th annual festival, which takes place on a hillside overlooking the stunning South Oxfordshire scenery and boasts 3 stages and over 40 acts across many genres with music for everyone.

There is something for all the family, including a designated children’s area and activities, a teen stage, holistic therapies, wellbeing practitioners and of course the fantastic line up of performing acts.

Beacon Festival is a not-for-profit organisation kindly held on the site of Neigh, an animal farm sanctuary, aiming to help as many local charities as possible

The festival aims to feature and celebrate local artists, food, drink and craft. The festival is eco-conscious, provides a free shuttle bus to and from the festival site from Watlington Town to the farm and offers camping from Friday 4pm until midday on Sunday.

The full line up and tickets can be found at https://www.beaconfestival.net/.

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Watlington Hill Farm in Watlington

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Beacon Festival is Watlington Hill Farm in Watlington

Beacon Festival  is Friday 21 - Saturday 22 June, 2024

Beacon Festival is a family event, there are no age restrictions!

Yes well behaved dogs on a lead are welcome to beacon Festival. All dogs must be on leads at all times. Owners are responsible for clearing up after their dog and also ensuring its health and wellbeing while at the festival. There are no kennel facilities at The Beacon Festival and if the weather is hot it is unsuitable for a dog to remain in a car for periods of time. For this reason they ask you to think before bringing your dog.