This year's festival is planned around the half term holidays to enable families to easily attend. This event aims to balance permaculture and performing arts; electronica and healing; art, science and spirituality.
Claiming to be a new concept in festival design, 'a globally attractive gathering that offers both the familiar and the fresh', and gathering together many of the familiar Green Field faces from Glastonbury Festival in offering an ethical and ecological alternative.
Gates will open at 11am on Thursday 31st and all attendees are expected to be off site by midday on the 4th. A diverse global line-up of performers, artists and speakers is planned and some of the artists who appeared in 2006 are expected back in 2007.
There'll be 13 Autonomous Areas; 6 Stages + Acoustic/performance venues, including The Main Arena and EartHeart Stage; Small World; Tribal Earth World Music Stage; ID Spiral Solar Chill; Spirit Dance.
Confirmed acts for 2007 include Alabama 3, Dreadzone, Ozric Tentacles, Ska Cubano, Eat Static and more - click here for the available line-up details.
The event is 100% ecologically powered, with a site-wide organic policy which also applies to alcohol.
Tickets are on sale, priced at £65 (£80 from 21st March, or £90 on the gate), kids £22. There is an extra charge for campervans of £22, and car parking costs £11 (£5.50 for motorbikes). Click here to buy.
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