Sunflowerfest

FEEL THE BEAT...FEED THE SOUL....FREE TO BE....

Sunflowerfest is a friendly, all inclusive, broad-minded weekend festival of great music and arts. It will nurture the mind, body and soul through a wide range of superb music, both local and international acts, fantastic fun and free activities for the whole family, film, story telling, interactive art, craft and creative workshops.

We offer an holistic area with yoga, meditation and complementary therapies; a 3-D audio hologram and invisible forest in our Enchanted Glade, as well as spoken word, poetry and comedy from NI's leading talents, an open mic stage for aspiring performers, and much more.
We even broke the Guinness World Record for the Largest Laughter Yoga Class!

Sunflowerfest shares a love of the countryside. It is NI's only 3 day festival with camping, (including dedicated family areas), set in a most picturesque site on Tubby's farm, Hillsborough.

Sunflowerfest is a festival of love, positivity, tolerance and smiles where everyone can relax and soak up the chilled atmosphere and the friendliest vibe.

Sunflowerfest is a community interest company and not-for-profit. Every year we have a charity partner and support them in their efforts to raise awareness and funds for their worthy cause. This year our partner is RSPB Northern Ireland.

Sunflowerfest would like to thank Lisburn & Castlereagh City Council and Tourism NI for their continued support.

REMEMBER...SUNFLOWERFEST IS GOOD FOR YOU!

Note: 2 children 15 years or under go free with each adult ticket purchased.

"(Sunflowerfest) has stolen my heart" – Readers' Experiences, The Guardian

"This really is the festival for everyone" – Carrie Neal, Chordblossom

"Sunflowerfest once again furthers its reputation as one of the prime events for showcasing upcoming and established local music against a welcoming backdrop of bohemian bliss" – Across The Line

"Every year, festival organisers deliver a unique, family friendly experience that offers something for everyone." – Jenny Kirkham, Belfast Telegraph

www.sunflowerfest.co.uk