The Big Kahuna is a new, 3 day family-friendly music festival taking place on August Bank Holiday at Holmbush Forest in Horsham, Sussex.
Set in stunning countryside and woodland, The Big Kahuna will run from 26th to 29th August and will feature outstanding entertainment, amazing music, 9 themed areas in the forest, comfortable camping, theatre, kids’ (and adults’) activities, silent disco, fully themed Frozen cinema, delicious and fairly priced food, a multitude of bars (craft ale, rum, vodka and beyond), kids’ bar, interactive arts and crafts experiences, workshops, and much more. There’s plenty for Big and Little Kahunas to do, and all in a unique and beautiful setting.
Early bird weekend camping tickets are available now priced from £130 (adults), weekend tickets from £110 (adults) via https://event.bookitbee.com/5422/the-big-kahuna-festival/. Please see Bookitbee for all ticket prices including children, camping, and parking.
THE BIG KAHUNA FESTIVAL 2016
HOLMBUSH FOREST, HORSHAM, SUSSEX
BANK HOLIDAY WEEKEND – 26TH – 29TH AUGUST 2016
EARLY BIRD TICKETS AVAILABLE NOW:
https://event.bookitbee.com/5422/the-big-kahuna-festival/
FIRST LINE-UP ANNOUNCEMENT
HAPPY MONDAYS, PAUL HARTNOLL (ORBITAL), DUB PISTOLS, ENGLISH DISCO LOVERS, 808 STATE (DJ SET), TANKUS THE HENGE, FARLEY JACKMASTER FUNK, CARNIVAL COLLECTIVE, FAZE ACTION (LIVE), NORMAN JAY MBE, MARSHALL JEFFERSON, X-PRESS 2, BUSHWACKA!, UTAH SAINTS, RHYTHM MASTERS, THE SKA TOONS, AND MANY MORE TO BE ANNOUNCED
https://www.facebook.com/bigkahunafest2016/
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