Summer Festival Guide 2009

Friday 10th July 2009, 6:00AM BST.

Shropshire and the West Midlands play host to a fabulous feast of festivals each year, showcasing everything from top music talent to weird and wonderful events around the region.

Check out our photo gallery guide and you’ll find plenty of reasons to venture outdoors this summer.

Chris Garrick, who will be playing at this year's Leasowes Festival

Leasowes Music Festival, touted as ‘one of England’s remotest music festivals’, is a uinque and popular event which takes place in a converted barn in splendid countryside wedged between the rocky Stiperstones and the rolling Long Mynd.

Its tranquil and informal setting provides a unique backdrop for all genres of music, from classical compositions to swinging saxophone-led jazz, making Leasowes an unmissable festival experience.

This year’s acts include jazz composer Andrea Vicari, renowned soprano Patricia Rozario, lively jazz quintet Jutta’s Party Band, classical duo Craig Ogden and Alison Stephens, and the poet Roger Garfitt.

Dates: July 11 – 25

Location: Leasowes Bank Farm, Ratlinghope, Shropshire

Website: www.leasowesmusicfestival.co.uk

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    merc

    Yet no mention of ‘Memories of Woodstock’ festival at the West Mid Showground 7th 8th 9th of August…why?
    Great bill – Jethro Tull – Jefferson Starship -Jack Bruce – Wishbone Ash and loads loads more.

    Google ‘New Dawn Events’…..

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