Boho is a three-day family festival taking place from July 26 – 28 2024 at Millview Glamping and Events site in Newton, a 30minute drive from the city centre. The line-up includes Martin Kemp from Spandau Ballet, Ben Volpierre-Pierrot from Curiosity Killed the Cat and singer Jeremy Healy as well as plenty of local talent.
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Eighties stars Martin Kemp from Spandau Ballet, Ben Volpierre-Pierrot from Curiosity Killed the Cat and 90s DJ and singer Jeremy Healy have been announced for this year’s Boho Festival, Nottinghamshire’s newest family-friendly event. The three-day festival will be held from July 26 – 28 2024 at Millview Glamping and Events site in Newton, a unique and secluded site nestled in the heart of the county’s countryside.
Featured acts from numerous music genres include tribute bands Blondied, UK Fleetwood Mac, Le Freak Chic and Nile Rogers Tribute, plus original bands from Nottingham such as Dusty4track, Concrete Rose, Fat Digester to name a few, and further afield. The Disco Yurt, with house music, will provide an underground dance vibe.
There's also plenty on offer for families, with kids’ entertainment, arts and crafts, stalls, street food, workshops and classes. Organisers say they are already seeing plenty of demand for tickets as people seek smaller and more affordable festivals closer to home, so you might need to jump in quick.
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