Weyfest 2021
Venue: Rural Life Centre, Reeds Road, Tilford GU10 2DL.
Date: Friday 20th to Sunday 22nd August 2021
Times: Friday 20th 12pm - 11pm : Saturday 21st 10am - 11pm : Sunday 22nd 10am - 10.30pm
Tickets: Adult - 3 day weekend: £125.00
Adult - 2 day weekend [Sat & Sun] : £105.00
Friday Adult Day Ticket - £45.00
Saturday Adult Day Ticket - £55.00
Sunday Adult Day Ticket - £55.00
Under 10's are free. You can simply ask for Under 10 tickets on arrival.
Please note: These are the only tickets available at this time. Other tickets will become available in due course.
You will receive an immediate email confirmation of your booking however, due to the current Covid-19 restrictions, your tickets will be posted to you as soon as we are back in our usual work environment. Due to the high value of some of the tickets, we have included an option to post your tickets 1st Class requiring a signature on delivery. If you would like to take advantage of this, please select 'Royal Mail signed for Ist Class' at checkout.
A fabulous boutique family festival in the country with incredible music, mouth-watering food, real ale, champagne, wine and cocktail bars & plenty of attractions for young and old.
Online booking subject to a 5% booking fee per ticket (capped at £5 per transaction)
Venue accessibility: Here are some Qs & As. Should you need any further information, please contact the event organisers directly at info@weyfest.co.uk.
Q. Are there any concessions for the disabled?
A. We assume that, whereas the disabled person wants to come to Weyfest, the carer may not and so, on production of proof of disability at the box office on arrival, the carer will be entitled to purchase a carer ticket at half of the gate price. This is limited to one carer for disabled persons over the age of 16 for festival entry only and does not include camping or campervan passes. Where it is imperative that a second carer is necessary to accompany the disabled person, documentation to that effect must be presented to the Box Office staff on arrival. All discount carer passes are sold at the discretion of the Box Office staff following receipt of an acceptable form of proof of disability.
Acceptable forms of proof of disability are:
Eligibility for Middle or Higher rate DLA (for care or mobility) or
Receipt of enhanced rate PIP.
A disabled parking badge, disabled railcard or any concession other than those listed above is not valid.
Q. Are there any disabled parking and disabled camping facilities?
A. For those that are not camping there is a disabled parking area adjacent to the festival entrance. On arrival please let the stewards know that you are disabled and they will direct you to the parking area. If you are camping, there is a separate disabled parking and camping area adjacent to the exit of the campsite. There are also disabled toilets in this area.
Q. How accessible is the site for the disabled?
A. Almost all the site has good disabled access including the arboretum. Disabled toilet facilities are available for the festival and disabled campers will be situated close to disabled toilets on the campsite.
Q. Is there a separate viewing area for the disabled?
A. There are raised viewing areas for the disabled at the main stage locations.
When & Where
Venue: Holy Trinity Church, GU1 3RR
Date: Sunday 6th December 2020
Time: 14:00 - 16:15 (15-20 mins interval), Doors open at 13:15
Prices: Full Price: £14.00, Students: £7.00, Ages 6-18: £7.00, Oakleaf Service Users £5.00
Under 18s must be accompanied by an adult, this event is not suitable for children under 6.
Online booking subject to a 5% booking fee per ticket (capped at £5 per transaction)
At home they have been described as a "National Treasure". They were artists in residence at the Gibbs Music Festival from 2008 - 2014 and recent activities have included a residency at St John's Smith Square in London, featuring a critically acclaimed 2015 Beethoven Cycle and artists in residence at the Festival Jalesnes, Venantes, France.Their interest in promoting English music has resulted in them recording the complete trios of Donald Francis Tovey, Henry Cotter Nixon, and Cecil Armstrong Gibbs,with many premiere performances in places such as Dubai, Singapore, Manila, Naples, and Paris. They have actively commissioned works by composers such as Christopher Gunning, Jed Balsamo, Gavin Bryers, Clement Ishmael, Constantin Papageorgiou, Giya Kanchelli and Philip Glass.
Music by Beethoven & Suk.
Date: 1st August 2021 Time: 12.00am to 9.00pm
Tickets: £25.00
'Jazz, Gin and Blues' will take place in the tranquil glade at Loxwood Meadow, site of the popular medieval jousting festival, Loxwood Joust.
From 12 noon until 9pm, an intimate crowd of just 500 people will enjoy a stellar line-up of jazz and blue artists in a sheltered woodland setting.
This year Jazz, Gin & Blues is curated by Simon Bates the founder and organizer of the legendary Loxwood Jazz Club and promises another year of great eclectic Jazz and blues with a little helping of Gin.
Artists performing this year are: John Etheridge, Derek Nash's Sax Appeal, Harry Greene/ Ashton Jones, Simply Swing and Tim Staffell/ Paul Stewart.
Online booking subject to a 5% booking fee per ticket (capped at £5 per transaction)