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2018 Booking Form 180508 WELCOME TO FOLKWEEK Booking Form Free ticket offers... For 2018… Family Ticket Offer: Buy at least one Adult ticket and pay for one Youth (12-17) or Child (6-11) and the next Child ticket is Free. 5s and unders also Free. (If booking by post, Bulverton in One GROUP DISCOUNT: see note below on how to apply for this offer.) We’re keeping this extra value option for group bookings introduced last year – Discount ticket offers... buy 6 for the price of 5!! • Student Concession: over 20% off the Adult price for both students and unpaid interns (18+). Season Tickets • For young people: big discounts for Youth (12-17) & All Student, Youth & Child Season prices are at Child (6-11) tickets - and FREE for 5s and under! standstill from 2017! • Groups: 10 tickets for the price of 9 on All in One, All in One Weekend, Week & Weekend seasons, 6 tickets Camping for the price of 5 on BiOs. All camping prices are also at standstill! • All the above are available Online or on the Booking form below. All ages as on 3 August 2018. Ongoing Offers • Sidmouth Residents Discount Scheme: To qualify See opposite for our continued commitment to a great you need to live within the Sidmouth Town Council range of family, group, student, young people and area. The scheme covers Ham afternoon and evening resident discount offers! concerts, Bulverton evening and LNE events and Pre- Festival concerts. Available only at the TIC Box Office: apply in person with identifying documents. How To Book Online at www.sidmouthfolkweek.co.uk. Festival TIC Opening Times: Season and Camping tickets covering the whole • October to April inclusive Monday to Saturday 10.00– Festival week, Weekend or just a Day are described 13.30. on the website. When you have decided which option • May to September inclusive Monday to Saturday 10.00 suits you best, click on the ticket(s) you have selected to 17.00, Sunday 10.00 to 16.00. to go to the Online Box Office. After completing your • All Bank Holiday Mondays same as adjacent Sunday. order, you will receive a confirmation email (booking Closed 23rd December 2017 to 4th January 2018 receipt) for use when collecting your tickets. inclusive. By Telephone, Post or in Person: Tickets will not be sent by post. We will send a Booking You can book by phone, post or in person at Receipt which will be exchanged for tickets and wristbands Sidmouth FolkWeek Tickets on arrival in Sidmouth at the Box Office location you have Tourist Information Centre (TIC) nominated for ticket collection on the Booking Form. Ham Lane Booking Form Family Ticket Offer: If you qualify to take advantage of Sidmouth EX10 8XR the Family Ticket Offer (which gives one Child Ticket Free Phone: Please call 01395 577952. Have your after paying for at least one Adult and one Child or Youth credit/debit card ready. See TIC Opening Hours ticket), then complete the form for the full number of tickets below. you require. When adding up the total to be paid, simply take one Child ticket without charge. The Child Ticket Post: A printed Booking Form follows these notes. should be of the same type as the Adult ticket. Send your completed Form, payment and a stamped addressed envelope to the Tourist Information Centre Pre-Festival Events: Season Ticket holders can buy (‘TIC’), address above. tickets for these events at a discount – the 2nd price shown on the Booking Form. At the Box Office: The Sidmouth TIC provides a Festival Box Office at its Ham Lane location until a week before the Festival, when our own Box Office takes over at the same address. Booking Form Please enter the quantities required in the boxes below Child Tickets & Camping Adult Student Youth (12-17) Child (6-11) (0-5) TOTAL £ ALL IN ONE WEEK TICKETS £323 £246 £154 £100 Free Quantity WEEK TICKETS £226 £170 £108 £54 Free Quantity ALL IN ONE WEEKEND TICKETS £141 £100 £68 £34 Free Quantity WEEKEND TICKETS £93 £70 £46 £22 Free Quantity DAY TICKETS £45 £36 £22 £12 Free Saturday 4th August: Sunday 5th August: Monday 6th August: Tuesday 7th August: Wednesday 8th August: Thursday 9th August: Friday 10th August: BULVERTON IN ONE (18-25) £120: (25+) £170: BUS TICKETS (Week) Adult £32: Young (6-17) £16: Child (0-5) Free: WORKSHOP BOOK (6 passes) £50: Extra Festival Programme £6: WEEK CAMPING Adult £60: Young (6-17) £25: Child (0-5) Free: NT WEEK CAMPING Adult £99: Young (6-17) £42: Child (0-5) Free: WEEKEND CAMPING (Thu-Sun) Adult £30: Young (6-17) £15: Child (0-5) Free: NT WEEKEND CAMPING (Thu-Sun) Adult £50: Young (6-17) £25: Child (0-5) Free: DAY CAMPING (NT = Non-Ticket) Adult £15 NT Adult £23 Young (6-17) £8 NT Young (6-17) £13 Child (0-5) Free Wednesday 1st August: Thursday 2nd August: Friday 3rd August: Saturday 4th August: Sunday 5th August: Monday 6th August: Tuesday 7th August: Wednesday 8th August: Thursday 9th August: Friday 10th August: CARAVAN/CAMPER SUPPLEMENTS (will also require camping ticket/s) If total van length is 7m+ please tick box ☐ Week £40 ☐ Daily £8/day: Wed 1st ☐ Thu 2nd ☐ Fri 3rd ☐ Sat 4th ☐ Sun 5th ☐ Mon 6th ☐ Tue 7th ☐ Wed 8th ☐ Thu 9th ☐ Fri 10th ☐ Young Child EVENT TICKETS (PF = Pre-Festival Special) Adult (6-17) (0-5) Thu 2/8 14:30 Ham ROGER McGOUGH + LiTTLe MACHiNe PF £20 (£16) £10 (£8) Free Thu 2/8 20:00 Ham Fairport Convention PF £26 (£22) £13 (£11) Free Fri 3/8 15:00 Ham The Ukulele Orchestra of Great Britain PF £26 (£22) £13 (£11) Free Fri 3/8 19:00 Bulverton Monster Ceilidh Band £18 £9 Free Fri 3/8 19:30 Stowford Welcome Dance – American £12 £6 Free Fri 3/8 20:00 Ham Peter Knight & John Spiers (inc in Week & Weekend Seasons) £22 (£18) £11 (£9) Free Fri 3/8 23:00 Bulverton Late Night Extra £12 - - Fri 3/8 Bulverton Big Gig Combined Ticket £24 - - Sat 4/8 15:15 Ham Steve Tilston & Jez Lowe £18 £9 Free Sat 4/8 19:00 Bulverton Police Dog Hogan £18 £9 Free Sat 4/8 19:30 Stowford English Dance £12 £6 Free Sat 4/8 20:00 Ham Show of Hands £26 (£22) £13 (£11) Free Sat 4/8 20:00 Manor To Every Thing A Season – Magpie Lane £16 £8 Free Sat 4/8 23:00 Bulverton Late Night Extra £12 - - Sat 4/8 Bulverton Big Gig Combined Ticket £24 - - Sun 5/8 12:00 Ham National Youth Folk Ensemble £12 £6 Free Sun 5/8 15:15 Ham Gordie McKeeman & His Rhythm Boys £18 £9 Free Sun 5/8 15:30 Manor The Lost Sound £8 £4 Free Sun 5/8 19:00 Bulverton Elephant Sessions, Saltfishforty £20 £10 Free Sun 5/8 19:30 Stowford Playford Electronica £12 £6 Free Sun 5/8 20:00 Ham Blowzabella with Jim Causley £22 (£18) £11 (£9) Free Sun 5/8 20:00 Manor The Emily Askew Band £16 £8 Free Sun 5/8 23:00 Bulverton Late Night Extra £12 - - Sun 5/8 Bulverton Big Gig Combined Ticket £26 - - Mon 6/8 12:00 Ham The Emily Askew Band £12 £6 Free Mon 6/8 15:15 Ham Stick In The Wheel £18 £9 Free Mon 6/8 15:30 Manor Billy Bragg In Conversation £10 £5 Free Mon 6/8 19:00 Bulverton Blowzabella Dance Night £20 £10 Free Mon 6/8 19:30 Stowford Scandinavian Ball £12 £6 Free Mon 6/8 20:00 Ham Drever, McCusker, Woomble £20 (£16) £10 (£8) Free Mon 6/8 20:00 Manor Will Pound’s Through The Seasons £16 £8 Free Mon 6/8 23:00 Bulverton Late Night Extra £12 - - Mon 6/8 Bulverton Big Gig Combined Ticket £26 - - Tue 7/8 12:00 Ham Jackie Oates £14 £7 Free Tue 7/8 15:15 Ham Alistair Anderson & Northlands £20 £10 Free Tue 7/8 15:30 Manor The Life And Songs of Edward Capern £12 £6 Free Tue 7/8 19:00 Bulverton Blackbeard’s Tea Party £22 £11 Free Tue 7/8 19:30 Stowford American Dance £12 £6 Free Tue 7/8 20:00 Ham Karine Polwart £22 (£18) £11 (£9) Free Tue 7/8 20:00 Manor Sounds of Modern Scotland Concert £14 £7 Free Tue 7/8 23:00 Bulverton Late Night Extra £12 - - Tue 7/8 Bulverton Big Gig Combined Ticket £28 - - Wed 8/8 12:00 Ham John Doyle £14 £7 Free Wed 8/8 15:15 Ham Martin Carthy & John Kirkpatrick £20 £10 Free Wed 8/8 15:30 Manor Peggy Seeger–First Time Ever-In Conversation £10 £5 Free Wed 8/8 19:00 Bulverton False Lights £20 £10 Free Wed 8/8 19:30 Stowford Playford Ball £12 £6 Free Wed 8/8 20:00 Ham Cara Dillon £24 (£20) £12 (£10) Free Wed 8/8 20:30 Manor Living By The Sea - Matthew Crampton & Paul Sartin £16 £8 Free Wed 8/8 23:00 Bulverton Late Night Extra £12 - - Wed 8/8 Bulverton Big Gig Combined Ticket £26 - - Thu 9/8 12:00 Ham Whapweasel 21st Anniversary Concert £12 £6 Free Thu 9/8 15:15 Ham Edgelarks £16 £8 Free Thu 9/8 15:30 Manor Living By The Sea - Matthew Crampton & Paul Sartin £14 £7 Free Thu 9/8 19:00 Bulverton Eliza Carthy & The Wayward Band £24 £12 Free Thu 9/8 19:30 Stowford Irish Dance with Val McKnight and The Perfect Cure £12 £6 Free Thu 9/8 20:00 Ham Kathryn Tickell & The Darkening £22 (£18) £11 (£9) Free Thu 9/8 20:00 Manor The Year Turns Round Again £10 £5 Free Thu 9/8 23:00 Bulverton Late Night Extra £12 - - Thu 9/8 Bulverton Big Gig Combined Ticket £30 - - Fri 10/8 15:15 Ham Faustus £18 £9 Free Fri 10/8 19:30 Bulverton Euro Ceilidh £14 £7 Free Fri 10/8 19:30 Ham Gigspanner Big Band (incl in Week/Friday Seasons) £20 (£16) £10 (£8) Free Fri 10/8 19:30 Manor The Exmouth Shanty Men £10 £5 Free Fri 10/8 23:00 Bulverton Late Night Extra £12 - - Fri 10/8 Bulverton Big Gig Combined Ticket £20 - - Please tick which location you would like to collect all of your tickets from: TOTAL COST ☐ Ham Box Office ☐ Festival Campsite *required Mr/Mrs/Miss/Ms Forename* Surname* Address* Postcode* Mobile Number* Email* ☐ I enclose a cheque for £ _______________________ made payable to Sidmouth TIC (Please write your name and address on reverse of cheque) ☐ Or please charge my credit/debit card with £ _______________________ Card number Valid from / Expiry / Issue No Security code Signature .
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