Timber Festival 2024

Timber Festival returns to Feanedock - a 70 acre woodland site on the Leicestershire/Derbyshire border - from Friday 5th to Sunday 7th July 2024 where music, forests, arts and ideas will weave together into an weekend in the heart of the National Forest, one of Britain’s boldest environmental projects. 

Line-up

Acts include Dave Haslam (DJ),Kiioto , Rozi Plain, The Journey, Dave Haslam - Wilderness Tracks, Easkey Britton, Kadiatu Kanneh-Mason, Scott Matthews, Jason Singh, Caolifhionn Rose, Matthew Loughlin-Day, Helen Ganyam, and more.

For a full list of announced acts including stage splits please see the line-up page.

Tickets

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Phase 2 weekend tickets are currently on sale, priced at £175 for a Standard adult ticket (including camping). Child weekend: £55

Phase 2 Day Standard day tickets are are priced at £70 (£40 for children)

There's a 25% discount on standard tickets for local residents

For Timber 2024 the festival will trial a three tier ticket system to ensure the festival remains an inclusive space for all who want to attend. 

'Supporter': a premium priced ticket where the 'premium' goes directly towards the subsidised ticketing option

'Standard': what the festival needs people to pay to run the festival

'Subsidised': for those currently unable to pay the full price.

Other Activities & Entertainment

Timber invites you to stand up and be counted as we rethink our relationship with trees and forests and re-examine our relationship with the natural world. Gather with artists, musicians and writers, as they respond and react to the forest in a celebration of nature. Expect installations, movement, song and music, sculptures, comedy, writers, artists, poets, scientists, philosophers and educators to help re-imagine what woodlands and trees mean and our relationship with the world around us.  Also Woodland workshops, runs, relaxation & well-being, foraging workshops, and more.

More Info

The National Forest is an environmentally-led regeneration project, spanning 200 square miles across parts of Derbyshire, Leicestershire and Staffordshire. Working with communities, businesses and land owners, it is the first forest to be created at scale in England for over 1000 years. 

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