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“The best ever Sidmouth Festival”

Thursday – with the Nic Jones concert, Andy Cutting and friends and then the Spiers and Boden LNE Ceilidh – was my best day at a folk festival – ever!”

A brilliant Sidmouth, which must rank as one of the best festivals I've ever been to, and will stay long in the memory.”

Just three of the comments so far received. It really was an amazing week.

If you weren’t there and want to find out what you missed – or if you did go and want a reminder of the week Click here for the Festival Programme.

Here’s a link to the two Newsletters published during the week.
Click here for Friday 31 July and Click here for Wednesday 4 August

Here are links to the Guardian news item about the In Search of Nic Jones concert and the Guardian Review of Sidmouth FolkWeek

And for a more comprehensive reviews of the Festival, check out efestivals

FOUND: engagement ring, outside the Anchor on Wednesday 4 August. Enquiries to Sidmouth police 08452 777444.

Feedback

We want your feedback so we can plan for next year. Please print and return to Sidmouth FolkWeek, Sidmouth TIC, Ham Lane, Sidmouth, EX10 8XR.

Main Feedback 2010 Survey Click here

The Workshop Questionnaire – one form for each workshop you attended or one for a series Click here

The Social Dance Information and Questionnaire Click here

Welcome to Sidmouth FolkWeek

dancersIf you've not been to Sidmouth FolkWeek before, our taster programme will give you an idea of what the Festival is all about, with details of the main events. Click here to download a copy. Make sure you're on our mailing list to receive further details by email or by post.

dancersThe Festival Programme is now available to download. Click here to download the event details. You can also download the artists biogs with cross-references to the events they are performing in. The full 80 page version is avalable here but be warned, it's over 10MB so will take some time to download.

dancersThe Family and Young Sidmouth Programme is also available. Click here to download it

Busking girlsIf you’ve been to Sidmouth Festival before, you’ll know what it’s all about: singing, dancing, playing, pub sessions, learning something new, ice creams, your favourite bands, your NEW favourite bands, crab sarnies, storytelling, lying on the beach, fireworks, dancing the night away at Late Night Extra, and sitting up chatting on the campsite with your brand new best friends.

BulgariansIf you haven’t been before, you’ve got a treat in store: One of England’s very best folk festivals combined with a seaside holiday in a beautiful Regency town!

dancersWith over 600 events to choose from, Sidmouth FolkWeek is unique. Whether you want to dive into the full festival experience, or just give the weekend a try, or dip in and out of concerts, workshops or ceilidhs, Sidmouth is YOUR festival. Decide how you want to play it, and choose the ticket combination that gives you the festival you want. It’s that simple.

Jim Moray sums it up: ‘The important thing about Sidmouth, as someone who has attended most years of my life, is that it doesn’t belong to “them” in the way that other festivals do. It belongs to everyone to make their own thing out of.’

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Sidmouth on Flickr and YouTube

dancersIn search of Nic Jones

dancersSilent Ceilidh & Disco – Snow in August

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dancersSee more photos from this year’s events at our Flickr page.

And visit the Sidmouth Folk Week YouTube channel for exclusive performances from Jackie Oates, Julie Fowlis, Jim Causley, Breabach and more.

And more photos at Music Festival Photos

And at efestivals

And at Paul Clayden Photography

Next Year 29 July - 5 August 2011

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Ham Lane
Sidmouth
Devon EX10 8XR

Sidmouth FolkWeek is organised by Sidmouth FolkWeek Productions Ltd, registered in England no. 05610997 on behalf of Sidmouth FolkWeek Limited, registered charity no. 1111958

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