Celebrate the summer’s harvest with three days of community revelry: garden-to-table feasts, renowned guest speakers, and an incredibly rich lineup of artists from the folk and global dance music tradition.

Friday

  • Baka Beyond fuse African rhythms with Celtic influences, creating uplifting dance music inspired by their collaborations with Baka communities in Cameroon.

  • Flammer Dance Band are a seven-piece Norwegian psychedelic funk extravaganza, energized by hypnotic rhythms and organic grooves.

  • Tagna Groove fuse the deep, trance rhythms of Gnawa tradition with jazz, funk, and Afrobeat influences. Their performances channel ancestral energy into a powerful, contemporary sound.

  • Amadou Diagne is a Senegalese multi-instrumentalist and storyteller whose vibrant performances weave together music, culture, and traditions of West Africa.

  • An adventurous musical project with influences ranging from musette, New Orleans jazz and blues, old-time and European folk and roots traditions.

  • Lo-fi Jones are a four-piece Welsh folk band based in Machynlleth. They fuse alt-folk-pop-indie sounds and storytelling.

Saturday

  • Sheelanagig are a riotous folk ensemble known for their irresistible high-octane performances. They concoct a heady mix of European folk sounds, medieval melodie, baroque and folk-rock influences.

  • Led by Ghanaian master drummer Afla Sackey, this powerhouse band combines traditional African rhythms with funk, soul, and global influences.

  • Mishra & Deepa Shakthi create a captivating cross-cultural sound, weaving UK folk and Indian classical influences around Deepa’s powerful Sufi vocals. Their performances offer a rich and immersive musical journey.

  • Led by ngoni virtuoso Boubacar Samaké, the trio draw on Mali’s deep-rooted hunter (donso) musical traditions. Their performances blend intricate rhythms with ancestral sounds.

  • Spafford Campbell are an instrumental duo bringing dynamic, intricate and tender performances rooted in folk, improvisation, and musical storytelling.

  • Josephine Illingworth is a captivating singer-songwriter whose soulful voice and poetic lyrics create moving, intimate performances.

  • Les Caravanes is a travelling Folk Club channelling the free-wheeling spirit of folk music and storytelling.

Sunday

  • Greg Foat is a leading UK jazz pianist and composer. His sound is expansive, atmospheric, and melodic, drawing on modal jazz, folk traditions and immersive field recordings

  • Tarren is a folk ground from Bristol, reimagining traditional folk through intricate arrangements and driving rhythms.

  • Gigi Wilde crafts emotive, genre-crossing songs with poetic lyricism ad guitar led instrumentals.

  • The Kate Lux Group brings together musicians from different musical backgrounds to perform traditional English Folk music, featuring rich compositions and improvisation.

Speaker Line Up

  • Joshua Sparkes is a regenerative grower exploring natural farming methods, food forests and syntropic inspired agriculture.

  • Minni Jain is an advocate for water resilience and community-led, low-cost, traditional wisdom.

  • The Folk Bus is a roaming musical duo that bring a repository of myth, song and story

  • Rachel de Thample is an author and fermenting expert known for her work on seasonal cooking, sustainability, and the art of preserving.

  • Kenji Morimoto is a fermentation specialist blending traditional techniques with modern creativity to explore flavour, gut health, and food culture.

  • Claire Mackenzie is the producer of Six Inches of Soil, a documentary exploring regenerative farming and the movement to heal our food systems from the ground up.

  • Josian Meldrum is the co-founder of Hodmedod’s, championing British-grown pulses and sustainable food systems that support farmers and soil health.

  • Jack Feeny is a chef at Tomorrow’s Kitchen, creating innovative, low-waste dishes that reimagine the future of sustainable eating. He has a particular passion for food forests.

Camp in Comfort?

If you don’t fancy bringing a tent, book an eco-luxury bell tent for a relaxed, spacious, and luxurious weekend:

Book your bell tent here!

Frequently Asked Questions

  • Travelling by Car:

    • Exit at Junction 7 on M3 or take the Basingstoke exit off A303. Please avoid driving through Dummer village itself and take the A33 road instead (following signs to Dummer Cricket Centre).

    • There is car parking on site

    By Train:

    • The nearest main train station in Basingstoke about 10 mins taxi away.

    • Recommended taxis is Alpha Cars: 01256 444 444

  • Car park & camping times:

    Thursday: Weekend Ticket Holders only entry from 5pm — 9pm

    Friday: 9am Doors Open / Close at 11pm

    Saturday: 9am Doors Open / Close at 11pm

    Sunday: 9am Doors Open / Close at 7pm

    Monday: Site and campsite to be cleared by Midday

    Music schedule:

    Fri: 15:00 — 23:00. DJs till 2am.

    Sat: 12:00 — 23:00. DJs till 2am.

    Sun: 12:00 — 21:00. DJs till 10pm.

  • You’re welcome to bring your dog but it must be kept on a lead at all times.

    Dogs are not allowed in the main music tent or the feasting area of the bar.

  • We have an excellently-stocked & reasonably-priced bar so we ask that you kindly do not bring your own alcohol.

    To limit waste we will selling re-usable cups. Or bring your own (no glass allowed)!

    We will be operating a Challenge 25 policy and excessive drunken behaviour will not be tolerated.

  • Free camping is included in Weekend Tickets.

    There is running water, toilets, and showers on site.

    If you would like to stay in a campervan you will have to purchase a specific ticket.

  • Yes the site is wheelchair-friendly and we have stewards on hand to assist with any accessibility needs.

    We offer a free carer ticket — please email ahead to arrange this: info@worthy-earth.co.uk

  • Please do not bring:

    • Alcohol for personal consumption

    • Glass

    • ‍Cooking equipment, i.e. disposable barbecues or cooking stoves.

    • Candles

    • Fire pits

    • Illegal substances

    • Drones

    • Fireworks

    • Weapons

    • Minirigs

    • Running Water

    • Toilets

    • Limited number of showers

    • Sauna (bring a towel!)

  • We work incredibly hard to ensure lost property is returned to its owner throughout and post-festival.

    Please hand in any lost property to the Welfare Tent, Security, or Stewards.

  • We have a Welfare Tent with experienced individuals to help you with even the smallest of issues.

    We have an onsite trained medic for anyone who might need medical assistance. If you’re feeling unwell visit the Welfare Tent as soon as you can or alert a steward/member of security if you see someone is unwell.

  • Everyone is welcome at Worthy Earth Festival and we ask that you treat everyone with kindness.

    We do not tolerate racism, sexism, homophobia, or discrimination of any kind. Violating this can result in immediate eviction.

  • Are you a crafts person?

    Would you like to volunteer?

    Please email us at info@worthy-earth.co.uk