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We were gutted to cancel this year's Cambridge Folk Festival back in March. But now we’re excited to share 📢 that you’re all invited to the Cambridge Folk Festival at Home 2020!
The Folk Festival at Home will take place over the same weekend when Cambridge should have happened, 30 July-2 August. It’s going to be a celebration of all things Cambridge that you can enjoy from your garden or living room: exclusive video content from some of your favourite artists, playlists to stream, talks and workshops to enjoy, and plenty of ways for you to join in.
BBC Folk Singer of the Year Bella Hardy will lead a virtual choir workshop on Saturday 11 July, teaching you to sing The Parting Glass in three-part harmony. You'll then have the chance to make a video of yourself singing and be included in the Virtual Choir, which will debut over the Festival weekend. Book your place here 👉 bit.ly/CambridgeVirtualChoir
Another highlight of the weekend will be the Songlines Interview, featuring Songlines Magazine editor Jo Frost in conversation with Fatoumata Diawara, which will be available to watch on Facebook.
There will be many more talks and workshops from the likes of folk singer Sam Lee, professional storyteller Alex Ultradish, a movement workshop from Sisters of Elva Hill choreographer Debbie Norris, and more.
Most of all, we’ll be showing you how to create your own Cambridge Folk Festival atmosphere at home with amazing music, great food and drink, decorations, and more. We know lots of people are missing the chance to gather at Cherry Hinton Hall this summer, so we hope the Cambridge Folk Festival at Home will keep the festival spirit alive for you until 2021. 👨🎤 🏕️🌳
More info and updates ➡️ bit.ly/CFFatHome
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