The Bohemia Festival is a jolly weekend in the country for all of you who like your toast warm with real butter. Sited in the beautiful Eridge Estate near Royal Tunbridge Wells, with views over rolling hills of Kent, you will be treated to live music from talented artists, eclectic cabaret from The Brickhouse, London, stand-up comedy, old British films and of course drinking and dancing under the stars till the small hours with Puscha.

We intend to make this fabulous weekend as comfortable as you would like it - whether you intend to put your feet up in the hot tubs and sample the puddings in the cake competition or win the Bohemia Trophy in the Sport’s Day and spent the warm night on the tiles in the Brickhouse Pavillion. We have teamed up with LPM Bohemia to offer you yurts for your stay with us - more information and how to book a 4 person yurt is now posted in the Camping section. Stay posted for the menus at the Brickhouse Pavillion - we intend to bring fine dining to the field! Places in the Pavillion are limited so get in early. Bravo! for the return of the literary yurt where authors, poets and thinkers will be enlightening us all weekend long, and well as the not-to-be-missed cake and pudding competition where we invite you all to bring a cake or pudding and our (lucky) judges will name the best (marks for presentation, originality and taste).

For the young ‘uns we will have a playurt and pony rides down Lover’s Walk.

And to keep you all fed and watered we bring you ice-cold Bohemia beer & Aspall cider, lovely wines and prosecco and all the g&t’s you can drink. Outside of the Brickhouse resturant, Eat My Pies of Brick Lane market fame will bring you hand-made pies, a real-life 40’s tea room will keep you from flagging and there will be plenty of choice for each and every eccentric there… which bring us to the theme - Old English Eccentricity. Fancy dress strongly encouraged.

Tickets

Tickets are £75. Purchase by clicking the button below via Paypal using either your own Paypal account or a credit card.

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