Need help persuading my friends to come

[mattrik3]

I'll be going to KC for the first time in 2017. Looks like a great wee festival and I'm trying to persuade some friends to come. How would you describe Kendal Calling in order to convince someone to come?

[bottonrob]

Eclectic, diverse, amazing & fun. 

 

[Jamz]

Family friendly, laid back, great selection, calm and quiet camping - It's one of the best festivals I've been to so far... no shouting and arguing at silly o-clock in the morning, and everyone just seems to get along with everyone.... Unlike V-Festival and the likes...

If your friends have never been to a festival before, this is one i would recommend getting them to as an intro into festivals. (PS, pay the little bit extra for the showers and posh toilets, they pay off)

[mattrik3]

On 28/09/2016 at 6:30 PM, Jamz said:

Family friendly, laid back, great selection, calm and quiet camping - It's one of the best festivals I've been to so far... no shouting and arguing at silly o-clock in the morning, and everyone just seems to get along with everyone.... Unlike V-Festival and the likes...

If your friends have never been to a festival before, this is one i would recommend getting them to as an intro into festivals. (PS, pay the little bit extra for the showers and posh toilets, they pay off)

Most of them have only ever been to T in the park. I've been to the likes of Glastonbury and Bestival and I'm desperate for them to see how good festivals can be

[amfy]

On 01/10/2016 at 9:57 AM, mattrik3 said:

Most of them have only ever been to T in the park. I've been to the likes of Glastonbury and Bestival and I'm desperate for them to see how good festivals can be

I thought it did quite a good 'mini Glastonbury' impression. It is an arena festival but other than that it makes the same effort to be pretty with distinctive areas for the different stages. It's like Glastonbury without the walking miles between stages - and it's really easy to get really close to the main stage and properly see the acts you are here to see. I will definitely go again at some point, it's a great little festival.

[Comfy Bean]

On 17/10/2016 at 0:40 PM, amfy said:

I thought it did quite a good 'mini Glastonbury' impression. It is an arena festival but other than that it makes the same effort to be pretty with distinctive areas for the different stages. It's like Glastonbury without the walking miles between stages - and it's really easy to get really close to the main stage and properly see the acts you are here to see. I will definitely go again at some point, it's a great little festival.

Good summary :-)