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Supporting Our Town, Our Hospice and Our Bands...We held our first event in Bury's Blind Tiger bar back in 2007 to raise funds to support our local hospice. Thanks to the continued support of our sponsors, performers and everyone who attends the festival, we are now in our eleventh year and have raised over £127,000 in support of Bury Hospice and other local causes.
Last year, over 120 bands played across 13 venues in Bury town centre. Every year we make our family-friendly event better than before and 2019 is to be no exception. |
Proudly Supporting Bury Hospice
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Bury Hospice (registered charity number 514728) delivers very special nursing and medical care to local men and women who are living with a life-threatening or terminal illness whilst supporting their families and carers. Care is provided by in-patient medical and respite facilities, day hospice care including creative therapy, out-patient clinics offering dietetic advice, physiotherapy, palliative care and symptom control and a new 'Hospice at Home' service.
It's services also include: complementary therapy services, stress management and relaxation therapy sessions, home assessment visits, bereavement support and visitor support services and accommodation. |
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Outdoor StagesMain Stage: Castle Street
Originals Stage: Bank St T'other Stage: Parish Church car park Indoor StagesBlind Tiger, Two Tubs, Earl of Derby, Wyldes, Brambles, Pizza Pioneer, Yates', Bloom Coffee Bar, Retro Bar.
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Video Credit: Carriage Return Media
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Additional Information & safeguarding notice
This is a family-friendly event. Children are welcome to attend but under 16's must be accompanied by an adult. The event begins at midday and wristbands are available on the day from the ticket office on Castle Street near The Castle Armoury. The wristbands allow entry to ALL Glaston-Bury venues and are just £7. Most stages are accessible to wheelchairs and have disabled toilet facilities. Please get in touch if you need us to provide further information. Please note that the venues DO have the right to refuse admission and that if you are unsure about their accessibility or whether children can be admitted at all times, it is best that you contact them directly to discuss the matter before you purchase a wristband.