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25 Apr - 11 May 2012

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Shepley Spring Festival

Shepley Spring Festival, West Yorkshire’s biggest festival of traditional music and dance extends to a 4 day event in 2012. Attracting artists and audience from across Britain the festival with a line-up of over 50 acts including Phil Beer, The Demon Barber Roadshow, Treacherous Orchestra and the Albion Band starts off on Thursday evening with a concert by the legendary Elkie Brooks.

As well as all the concerts, ceilidhs, dance workshops and music sessions this family friendly festival has street entertainment and dancing, craft and produce market, music, circus skills, crafts and rides for the children, lots of delicious food stalls plus live music and its own festival ale in the beer tent.

So for you chance to WIN a pair of tickets to this great event this year simply register and click Enter Now below, its that simple!

Shepley Spring Festival Takes place on the Date 24-27th May at Location Shepley Village, Huddersfield

Shepley Spring Festival 2012

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