RhythmTree 2011

Friday 22nd to Sunday 24th July 2011
Calbourne, Isle of Wight, England MAP
£65 for the weekend

Last updated: Thu 14th Jul 2011

RhythmTree Festival will take place at a new venue at Calbourne (not last year's site) in a rural location with ample car parks and camping areas on the Isle of Wight from Friday 22nd until Sunday 24th July 2011.

Line-up

Main Stage

Friday: Kangaroo Moon, Elephant Talk, Seize the Day, Two Man Ting, Dinkum Bohos, Martin Newnham, The Ohmz, Ric Harris Band Saturday: Kalakuta Millionaires, Kadialy Kouyate, Spirit of the Drum (Kagemusha Taiko), Zimbaremabwe, The Hut People, Moveable Feast, African Cultural Development Arts, Jonny Cope, Rachel's Reason.
Sunday: Kissmet, Son of Dave, Ehekye Collective, Faren Khan, Totally Gourdgeous, Phil Henry and Hannah Martin, Radio Samsara, Oka Vanga, Moonshiners, Beachcomber.

Workshops

Most of the performers at the festival will be offering tuition/seminar type workshops so you can learn to play or find out more about particular instruments.

On site

Starting at mid-day each day the event is full of off stage entertainment for all the family. The event offers all day and evening entertainment, in nice surroundings. Youngsters will find lots to do in the Children's orchard next to the healing area with numerous market stalls close by selling everything from didgeridoos to hand made jewellery. There will be a cafe on site with a small open-mic stage, and a stall on the campsite to help with additional information needs. Plus everything from belly dancers to samba bands, a drum circle at the Chai Chapel and various world instrument workshops.

Camping

Access to the campsite site is from mid-day Thursday 15th July till mid-day Monday 19th July. You cannot extend your stay on the festival site this year.

Tickets

An adult weekend camping ticket is priced at £65, a camper van supplement is priced at £25, a teen (aged 11-16yrs) weekend camping ticket is priced at £30. Tickets are free for those aged under 11 years of age. Day tickets for Saturday or Sunday are priced at £25, and do not include camping. To buy tickets, click here.

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