Festival Too

Festival Too is a free music festival held yearly in King's Lynn, Norfolk, in the East of England, running in June and July. It has been running since 1985. It is free for anyone to attend, and is funded by donations and through local business advertisements. Thousands attend[1] every year allowing it to grow from a budget of around £5000 to around £80,000.[2] The festival spans across multiple days with acts including entertainment such as stilt walkers, puppet shows, local music acts (such as KLFM Battle of the Bands winners), and major acts (some listed below).

Notable Acts

The festival is normally held across three weekends - the final weekend in June, and the first two weekends in July. The first weekend is held in King Staithe Square, while the final two weekends are held in the Tuesday Market Place. Notable acts normally appear across the final two weekends.

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References
  1. "King's Lynn packed for Festival Too finale".
  2. "Here comes Festival Too – big names and bumpy rides!".
  3. "(Festival Too King's Lynn - 15th July 2017)".
  4. "(Festival Too King's Lynn - 2nd July 2016)".
  5. "(Festival Too King's Lynn - 8th July 2016)".
  6. "Scouting for Girls to headline Festival Too in King's Lynn".
  7. "Photo gallery: Diana Vickers, Stooshe and The Loveable Rogues rock Festival Too in King's Lynn".
  8. "Chart-toppers Stooshe to play King's Lynn Festival Too".
  9. "Festival Too line-up is great – and it's all free".
  10. "Thousands expected to attend the Festival Too finale with Marcus Collins and Lemar in King's Lynn".
  11. "The Feeling join Festival Too line-up in King's Lynn". BBC News. 19 May 2011.


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