Ludlow Arts Festival 2014

The 54th Ludlow Arts Festival is held in the grounds of the historic ruins of Ludlow Castle from Friday 28th June to Sunday 6th July 2014. The majority of the events will be held in the Big-Top Theatre, which is fully-seated, with four open air events held on a stage in the Castle's outer bailey.

Line-up

Outdoor Concerts
Bellowhead (Sat 5 July)
David Essex, Showaddywaddy & Les McKeown's Bay City Rollers (Sun 6 July)

Big Top Theatre Shows:
Fascinating Aida (Sat 28 June), Jim Davidson (Mon 30 June), Ray Mears (Tue 1 July), Milton Jones & Paul Zerdin (Wed 2 July), Marty Wilde & The Wildcats (Thu 3 July), Ken Dodd (Fri 4 July), and The Sooty Show (Sat 5 July).

Jazz & Blues Sunday at the Castle taking place in the Big Top Theatre  (Sun 29 June)
Session one features Gareth Williams and Liza Pullman, Digby Fairweather’s Half Dozen and the legendary Jacqui Dankworth
Session two features a tribute to Jazz legend Tubby Hayes by contemporary favourite Simon Spillet, as well as performances from Ruby Turner and Courtney Pine.
Both sessions are available to purchase separately or combined as a special All Day Pass.

Tickets

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Ticket prices vary depending upon event.

Outdoor shows

Attendees can bring a picnic and enjoy it before the show begins. Please note that seating is not provided for the 'Open Air' concerts so do bring outdoor chairs, rugs & a picnic table. This event is open to the elements. There will be a large BBQ with a chef to cook food brought by attendees.

Private boxes are also available for outdoor concerts! Open on one side and situated along the Castle Wall, your 3m x3m 'box' includes a trestle table and six chairs for only around £100 for the night. Early booking is advised.

More information will be here when available.

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