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You can buy tickets for all the shows at The Fisher Theatre either online here or go into the box office where you will not pay a booking fee. All other shows and workshops are booked through ticket source here. Some of the workshops and dance events are free but will still need a ticket. This is so we can control numbers. There are no fees attached to any tickets purchased through ticket source as the festivals has absorbed this cost.
The Fisher Theatre is a good place to start your weekend at Bungay Folk Festival. Here you can find out what is happening, pick up a programme, sit and relax with a beer or coffee. The Theatre will open at 9.00am and stays open throughout the evening. It will close after the last performance. There are toilets here. You will also be able to pick up a map and get directions from our wonderful festival volunteer stewards.
Bookable events.
Sam Kelly & support
This event costs £15, taking place at the Fisher Theatre on Saturday 7th September 7pm. Eliza Delf & The Wilderness are the support act.
Solana & support
This event costs £15, taking place at the Fisher Theatre on Friday the 6th September 7pm. The Medlars are the support act.
Will Power and Big Sky
This event costs £10, taking place in St Mary’s Church on Saturday the 7th September. Will Power is a trio of local virtuoso performers who will explore the folk traditions of some of our well known composers. Big Sky from Norwich is a well respected and charismatic choir led by the inspirational Sian Croose.
Family Ceilidh
This is a free event but you will need a ticket for each person that attends due to limited numbers. Taking place at the Bungay Community Centre on Sunday 8th September from 5-7pm.
This is an opportunity for families to enjoy dancing together in a fun and light hearted way to our fabulous Bungay Folk Festival House Band and in the safe hands of Stumpy Oak Caller Sarah.
Xim French Bal
This is a dance event. You can come and enjoy the music or join in with the dancing. You will need a ticket. It’s similar to a French Ceilidh. Taking place on Sunday 8th September at the Bungay Community Centre from 8-10pm. Tickets cost £5.
Xim’s music has been described as funky, tension-stoked, with heavy power chords and a big, big sound, and sometimes quiet, thoughtful, even wistful. However you describe it, it’s brilliant to dance to