In The Woods 2013
Now in it's eighth year In The Woods Festival, curated by the Laurel Collective takes place from Friday 30th August until Sunday 1st September 2013 at a secret location in Kent.
Due to popular demand, the festival is now opening the woods up from the Friday afternoon, so you can get there early, relax in the beautiful surroundings and get ready to make the most of the whole of the Saturday. There will be storytelling, games, silent disco/cinema and more treats to set you up for a wonderful festival
Line-up
Expect hosts Laurel Collective, although this years festival line-up will remain unannounced in the build up to the festival. A statement from the directors says, "Somehow In the Woods has everything you would want from an independent music festival: a gorgeous forest setting lends it a magical ambience, the line up repeatedly reads like a who’s who of the latest talent seemingly picked from bedroom obscurity, while beautiful artwork and a host of little extras make you feel like you’re partying in a dream by the time the sun comes up. Discovery is at the core of this intimate little operation so much so that the organisers are not even announcing a line up this year, but with the likes of Alt-J, Lianne La Havas, Micachu, Lucy Rose and Aluna George all playing before they found success, the cult followers of this event have come to expect nothing but the best.”
Tickets
There were only 750 tickets available and they sold out in just over a week.
More info
For the 8th year running, Laurel Collective and friends are putting on their music festival in a secret woodland location, just one hour outside London. Expect DJ battles in the all night Silent Disco, In The Woods Cinema, and theatre performance. Plus locally sourced ales and foods. Work by emerging installation and performance artists, designers, and craft collectives.
More information will be here when available.
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