The countdown is on to the much anticipated Hifields festival in Chippenham Park in Cambridge. It runs for one special weekend from July 31st to August 1st and 1000 tickets are to be offered to NHS staff in and around the South West region.
This move is a big thank you to all the wonderful NHS staff who have helped the region get through the worst public health crisis in 100 years.
Hifields has developed into a nationally renowned two-day festival, curated by music lovers for music lovers with 6000 people expected in 2021. It is a festival that strives to be green with reusable cups for drinks, shuttle buses from local towns and train stations, green generators, and recycling where possible. This year it’s at all new location Chippenham Park with rolling green meadows, a beautiful lake and plenty of natural British countryside vibes.
The festival makes a lasting impression that goes beyond the two days by encouraging attendees to get involved in music and arts by seeing people they know involved in the event and on stage, as well as a Circus workshop provided by Flotsam the Fool’s Circus Workshop and full fairground. Local hosting brands include Warning, Zest and 17 Music as well as Point Blank London Music School and Red Bull, Garage Nation, Raver Tots for the young ones.
Music comes across four bespoke stages The Meadow, Lost Woods, The Big Top and the Treasure Zest. Across the weekend, headliners include DJ.
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Ticket link – https://bluelighttickets.co.uk/event/193
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