End Of The Road Festival

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“* * * * *” The Guardian

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A festival for music fans… simple.

Larmer Tree Gardens in Dorset is a magical place, and the magic is powerful when you bring together bands of the quality that End of the Road manage to curate with unerring accuracy every September.

End of the Road Festival – a music-lovers paradise

End of the Road is definitely a music lovers festival – with a heavy emphasis on the musical road less traveled.

Even seasoned festival-goers will find themselves turning to the programme descriptions of bands they have only half heard of previously to inform their decisions about which of the stages to head to next.

Having said that its also a festival for food lovers, shoppers, and parents with young kids…or adults who just never grew up.

Although the food circle at the top of the Woods stage isn’t huge there’s no ‘fat’ – just quality traders serving up as wide a range of dishes as you will find at festivals three times the size.

And the non-food stalls seem to manage to absorb a lot of retail therapy time despite there not being that many of them…again, a well-curated and hand-picked set of products…with strong themes of vintage chic or natural materials.