Bridport Folk Festival 2019!

A message from the Festival Director Chris Deacon

“ We are delighted to confirm that the Bridport Folk Festival will continue next year with yet another exciting line up.
As you would expect, Festivals of this size require dedicated volunteers and we can only praise the work of all those who participated and gave their time so freely this year. We couldn’t have asked more of our brilliant team of volunteers who willingly undertook a range of tasks with enthusiasm and good humour and sincerely hope they will be returning in 2019 ! 
On a personal note I wish to thank the committee members who were the powerhouse of the festival organisation, excelling themselves beyond expectations. On their behalf, I extend our thanks to all those wonderful people who helped us achieve a successful Festival, not just from those volunteers but also from the commercial sector who were keen to sponsor the Festival. 2019 will see us raise the bar and endeavour to maintain our status as the best new festival on the circuit. 
We can only achieve this however with the continued support of volunteers, sponsors and the Townspeople of Bridport.
Bridport is a very special place and is deserving of its status as Dorset’s Eventful Town. This title being due in no small measure to the Town Council and it’s officers and staff to whom we are deeply indebted as without them Bridport Folk Festival would not exist”.

​Mitchell and Vincent 
with support from Mellohed

Bridport Town Hall
March 15th 2019
doors 7pm for 7.45pm start

Tickets £10 + 50p booking fee, advisable to get them in advance from, otherwise it is £12 on the door.
Bridport Tourist Information Centre
Bridport Music

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Our first fundraiser of the year promises to be fun!

The Churchfitters Trio

Bridport Town Hall
January 31st 2019
8pm

Tickets £12 + 50p booking fee, advisable to get them in advance from
Bridport Tourist Information Centre
Bridport Music

www.bridportfolkfestival.com/the-churchfitters.html

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DASAA  Presentation

Despite the disastrous weather at the end of July that blighted the Festivals’ main event resulting in a small financial loss, the Committee decided they were able to make a significant contribution to DASAA being their chosen charity and did so with the presentation of a cheque for the sum of £1000. 
This was only possible due to many fundraising events undertaken earlier in the year including the contributions from local Folk Musicians that regularly busked in support of the festival.  

Pictured below are the  representatives from the committee presenting the cheque for £1000
( Michele Read, Ian Cox, Helen Goldman and Chris Deacon )