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Please don't enquire to the festival about the availability of returns as we will not have the time to respond. If any returns become available they will be sold on the door only.
Day Tickets for Saturday and Sunday, and tickets for the individual concerts on those days, are still available via our Agents:
Oxford Castle hosts free dance displays throughout Saturday and Sunday, with drop-in Craft Sessions for children at the Castle's Education Centre, as well as dance workshops in the garden marquee.
This is the hub of all our outdoor entertainments, and the site from which, at 11am on Saturday, our grand street parade sets out to flood the city centre with colour.
Oxford Castle is the city's oldest new quarter, once home to the infamous Oxford Prison and now home to an exciting hub of 8 restaurants, as well as the gorgeous Malmaison Boutique Hotel.
The Castle also has an exciting visitor attraction 'Oxford Castle Unlocked' where the secrets of the castle have been unlocked, revealing episodes of Violence, Executions, Great Escapes, Betrayal and even Romance. For art lovers there is the O3 Gallery, with a dynamic programme of exhibitions all year round. Visit http://www.oxfordcastle.com/ for further information.
Oxford Folk Festival is rapidly expanding and we are always in need of more helpers: stewards, stage managers, MCs, fundraisers, publicists, people with secretarial skills and more. We're already looking forward to 2009 - if you'd like to help, either fill in our on—line form or go to Contacts.
You may find them answered on our Frequently Asked Questions page or on our Forum. Check out the Forum anyway to swap news and views.
Please visit www.folkagainstfascism.com for what you can do.
