Labyrinth Arts Festival
When? 12 Jul 2024 to 14 Jul 2024
Where? Wimborne
Labyrinth Arts Festival is a brand new celebration of outdoor live performance encompassing theatre, storytelling, music and dance located in Manswood, on the outskirts of Wimborne Minster.
Showcasing the very finest local and nationwide talent, the festival melds the joyous spirit of a music
festival with the invigorating energy of a fringe to create a wholesome experience for all ages that will delight, sooth and enrich your soul.
Hosted over one long weekend, the festival will enable revellers to reconnect with nature and indulge in a hearty dose of live arts presented against the idyllic pastoral backdrop of rural Dorset.
Whether you're chortling away at some Comedy family storytelling in the garden, engrossed in opera in the old school hall or find yourself swaying involuntary to a live band in the amphitheatre at dusk, we invite attendees to enjoy a broad programme of quality live performance in the height of the Summer festival season.
Festival goers have the option to purchase daily or full weekend tickets. On-site camping with campsite amenities available.
The festival location will be disclosed upon booking.
Adult day ticket: £40, Child day ticket: £15
Adult weekend ticket: £105, Child weekend ticket: £35
Weekend family ticket (4 people): £260
(Booking fees apply)
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