Chesil Rocks
When? 20 Jun 2024 to 22 Jun 2024
Where? Weymouth
Chesil Rocks has been an annual music and arts festival since 2012, with all proceeds going to Samaritans of Dorset.
Chesil Rocks 2024 will take place between Thursday 20th June and Saturday 22nd June and involve a similar format to the 2023 event:
Thursday 20th June
Comedy Night, supported by Dorset Wood Fired Pizza. Every ticket purchaser will get a free pizza during the interval. Early bird ticket price £15 - to include the pizza!
Friday 21st June
Prelude of Classical Music and Opera. Every ticket holder will get a complimentary glass of Prosecco on arrival and light supper during the interval. Early bird ticket price £25 - to include the complimentary glass of Prosecco on arrival and supper!
Saturday 22nd June
Main Event and where some amazing acts will be performing once again! Early bird ticket price £30.
More information:
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