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| Important Note 14/08/08: Tickets purchased before August 18th will be sent out by first class post before the festival. Any tickets purchased after that time can be collected at the festival. If the tickets do not arrive in time for any reason, bring some ID to the festival and we will be able to resolve any problems for you. CampingThe following campsites are close to Wadebridge, and are currently taking bookings for the bank holiday weekend:Little Bodieve holiday Park: 01208 812323 The Laurels Touring Park & Cottages: 01209 313474 Trenwice Farm Holiday Park: 01208 812830 VenuesWadebridge Town Hall: The Platt, Wadebridge, PL27 7AGMolesworth Arms Hotel: Molesworth Street, Wadebridge, PL27 7DP The Ship Inn: Govenna Hill, Wadebridge, PL276DF The Bridge on Wool: The Platt, Wadebridge, PL27 7AQ Street Entertainment: Street events will take place at various locations around the town. Conservative Club: 54 Molesworth St, Wadebridge, PL27 7DR Craft FairThere will be a Craft Fair over the course of the weekend at St.John Ambulance Hall, Fair Park Road, Wadebridge, PL27 7NP
Contact DetailsAddress: Hobgoblin Music, Polmorla Walk, Wadebridge, PL27 7NSTelephone: 01208 814638 Email: festival@hobgoblinwadebridge.co.uk HistoryAfter the last minute announcement by Cornwall Festivals Ltd in 2007 that they were unable to continue running the festival, Hobgoblin Music co-founder Pete McClelland, and Hobgoblin shop manager Eddy Mayhew collaborated to put together a 3 day event packed with concerts, sessions and workshops and headlined by Martin Simpson. The 2007 festival was a big hit with festival goers and local people, who were keen for a similar event to take place in 2008.Some Feedback from 2007 festival goers:
“How can you improve on something this good?”
And Now... Day and weekend season tickets are available available, and all non-free events will be individually ticketed too. Any profit from the festival will go towards a festival for 2009. In spite the very short-notice nature of the event in 2007, and the very little time available to publicise it, Pete McClelland and Eddy Mayhew were delighted with the attendance at the festival (which culminated with a sellout concert headlined by Martin Simpson) and with the encouragement and offers of support from many in the local community. Acting as non-profit making festival organisers, the Hobgoblin Music team are honoured to have been asked by so many to organise the festival in 2008, and dedicated to making it even better than the 2007 festival. Further information will follow when the headlining artists have been confirmed, and when the tickets go on sale. No guarantee can be given that any events will take place, or any artists will perform at a particular time, or at all. We will, however, make every effort to carry out the programme as advertised. | |||||||||||||