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Craft Festival Bovey Tracey features over 200 of the finest makers from all corners of the UK, handpicked for their quality and originality, will gather in the Dartmoor town. Visitors can experience craft demonstrations, a showcase of start-up business, adult workshops, children's activities, film screenings, talks, music and feasting. In its 19th year, Craft Festival is a celebration of making and creativity.
'Heritage Crafts,' will present a collection of makers drawn from the 'Red List of Endangered Crafts'. The feature will celebrate these fascinating skills and throw a spotlight on crafts that are in decline, but can be saved. Rare crafts on demonstration will include specialist makers in wall paper making, willow furniture making, lithography and fairground painting.
An eclectic programme of craft bookable workshops for adults and drop in for younger people is hosted by professional makers to encourage participation and deeper understanding of making.
A free children's craft activity programme encourages creative experimentation lead by makers and educators including Jim Parkyn, local schools and inspirational craft organisations.
Free Children's activities on Saturday and Sunday.
A selection of delicious local artisan street food will be available, plus a programme of live music by talented local artists.
Adults £10 (£9 concessions) in advance online, and on the door Adults £12 (£11 concessions).
Accompanied under 18s enter for free.
Weekend Super Saver £19 (£17 concession) in advance online.
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Follow the AA signs as you approach Bovey Tracey to free Park & Ride or short walk to Mill Marsh Park.
Blue badge holders can access limited onsite parking at Mill Marsh Park and should enter via St Johns Lane.
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Rail services to Newton Abbott.
Regular bus services from Newton Abbott, Exeter and Torquay stop at Bovey Tracey.
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