Inside Out Dorset
When? 12 Sep 2025 to 21 Sep 2025
Where? Weymouth
Inside Out Dorset is an international outdoor arts festival that takes place across the county every two years.
Inside Out Dorset 2025 will be at various locations in Dorset from 12-21 September.
Celebrating Dorset, Weymouth, Wimborne, Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole, promoting the natural landscape and sense of place. Some of Dorset’s most remarkable urban and rural spots are transformed with experiences that touch hearts and minds like nothing else.
At the heart is a belief that performing arts should be accessible for all – no matter what your experience or background. Therefore, much of Inside Out Dorset is free to attend.
Experience extraordinary events in extraordinary places.
Anything’s possible. And everyone’s invited.
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