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Off The Tracks Festivals: Now celebrating its 22nd anniversary , an event that brings you two festivals each year, from Castle Donington in the very heart of England.
Two Weekends Two Family Friendly Events
A Sunday Times top 100 Festival
A Top Small is Beautiful Festival Sunday Times
Two Stages of great live music
45 Real Ales
Acoustic Sessions
Over 30 artists over 3 days
Fantastic Food
Arts & crafts stalls
Entertainment & activities for children
Atmospheric Surroundings
Excellent Camping Facilities & Showers
Family Friendly
Childrens Play Area
Circus Workshops, and Parade
Shiatsu
Yoga
Energ ywork
Tai Chi
Chi Kung
Meditation
Saturday Nights are Party Night
Fancy Dress and Painted Faces Essential
Camper vans and Caravans Welcome
Most of us will never do great things,
But we can all do small things in a great way
Venue:- Donington Park Farmhouse - Melbourne Road Isley Walton
Castle Donington Nr Derby, Derbyshire - DE74 2RN Nr JCT. 24 M1
a & theatre: Carnival, Circus, Comedy, Puppetry, Street Theatre, Carnival
Film and video: Animation, Shorts, Animation
Music & sound arts: All music and sound art
Participatory arts: All participatory arts
Visual art: Live art, Live art
Words: Performance Poetry, Storytelling, Performance Poetry
Off The Tracks Festivals at Donington Park Farmhouse in Isley Walton, Derbyshire on Friday, 03 September 2010.
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