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From Kiera at Pixie Works:

Pixie Works - positive workshops in yurts!

providing cosmic space for creativity in the community

promoting sustainability and protection of the environment

love and respect!

We aim to deliver high quality workshops to the community that will offer people the opportunity to learn skills in a supportive alternative space, engage in activities that will raise awareness of and respect for the environment, encourage low imapct living and connect communities with nature.

Workshops activities will include; environmental and recycled art, music taster sessions, alternative technology, clay modelling, painting, and rural crafts.

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Nigel Photon has been playing for 10 years now since starting DJing in India, one of the last sets at the legendary Solipse festival in Hungary and as a resident of Fraser Clark's Warp Experience party. Since then he's been a Chichime resident in London, played all over the UK and many times in Europe while helping produce Dream Creation and editing Shangri-la-la no.2 and 3 and Revolve Magazine since 2003. His set at Alchemy will see him throw convention out of the window playing some new, some classic, grooving, throbbing psychedelic night-time monsters crossing reality's boundaries.

www.myspace.co.uk/revolvemagazine

www.revolvemagazine.co.uk

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For all you waiting to find out the location the secret is now out!

Alchemy will be at http://www.hallfarmpark.co.uk South Kelsey, Market rasen, Lincolnshire

Tickets Prices

Adult £60

Teen £30

Child £12

under 5s £ Free but still need a ticket!

Parking £4.50 - More on gate.

Campervan/caravan £8.00 ! Limmited!

All childrens activities will be free!

If any tickets are left they will be available on gate for £75

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3 Daft Monkeys!!

From Cornwall, 3 Daft Monkeys combine rousing vocals, frenetic fiddling, rhythmical 12-string guitar, dancing bass and foot drum.

" A brilliant Band ... absolutely amazing "

Mike Harding, BBC Radio 2

Whether it's Celtic, Balkan, Gypsy, Spanish, Cornish or other World Music you are drawn to, you will hear it's influences in their self written music. Add to this the band's varied backgrounds from Dance, Dub, Punk, Reggae and Traditional Folk, and you have a stunning combination.

Their highly anticipated new studio album ‘Social Vertigo’ has been hailed as a dynamic and astonishing album, demonstrating superbly the band’s varied and accomplished musicianship.

Whatever your taste in music, come and see them live ... their unique blend of high octane, funked-up folk is guaranteed to get you dancing!!

Now buy your tickets before they are all gone!!

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For the kids and adults AJ will be performing several times daily at Alchemy as well as walkabout!

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Magic is the word that describes AJ perfectly; his Magic has taken

him to entertain across the world, including the Edinburgh Festival,

restaurants, leisure centres, fun days and corporate events.

His personality is unique in

every way and everyone agrees its impossible not to like AJ. He constantly

jokes about and is always performing his amazing magic tricks wherever

he goes, he just can't help it!

With AJ you're guaranteed an amazing magic show with balls falling

out your nose a sword through your neck and a rubber chicken from your

bottom, just an average day for our AJ!

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Undertone Ruta Tent featuring DJs & Art Display

Funk, Dubstep, Roots Reggae, Jungle & Drum and Bass.

DJs will be -

Donnie Propa - www.myspace.com/donpropa

Citizen Tat - www.myspace.com/citizentat

TrickStep - www.myspace.com/worldofweird

Tres Loco - www.myspace.com/tresloco

Gluebag - www.myspace.com/garygluebag

Kim Young Al - www.myspace.com/alrogalski

+ Guests - www.myspace.com/fusionlincoln

Artwork Supplied by RUTA - http://www.ruta-wear.co.uk/

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    • I went to the O2 show as had cheap NHS tickets. I did love the whole Machine Gun Kelly vs MGK Emo/Pop Punk stuff amusing and could see that show going down well. I thought it was so funny watching the video skits of a die hard old skool fan gradually morphing in to an Emo Kid. That show with less old Machine Gun Kelly tunes and more MGK Pop-Punk would be ace.   Pair him against a heavy act on the other stage and jobs a goodun,
    • Not sure if this is allowed, but I have an additional daily ticket which I’m willing to sell for a heavily reduced price. If you, or someone you know wants to go that day, but wouldn’t for the original price, let me know.    Edit: It’s for Friday
    • Couple of standing tickets left on ticketmaster if anyone is still trying
    • Choosing  I think boycotting a festival you would usually attend simply because you don't like one of the acts is pretty petulant to be honest, just go and watch a different stage. There are plenty of the usual slam dunk attendees who would be into him, as well as attracting new festivalgoers too. 
    • I've never felt it takes that long but I'm quite a fast walker 😂
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