Cursus Festival
When? 23 May 2025 to 25 May 2025
Where? Blandford
Much-loved local event Cursus Festival comes to Blandford from the 23rd to 25th May.
The festival runs over 3 days and nights, to attend all three nights you will need a SATURDAY/SUNDAY ticket plus a FRIDAY ADD-ON ticket. This is so that people who can’t make it until Saturday are not paying for a day they cannot attend.
All tickets include tent camping, if you wish to bring a camper van or caravan then you will need a live in vehicle pass.
Child tickets - all children must be accompanied by someone over 18 years of age. There is only one price for children and it covers the amount of time the responsible adult is at the festival. Child tickets are split into two categories - Under 5 and Under 18. There is a strictly limited amount of Child tickets and once they have sold out everyone attending will need a standard ticket regardless of age.
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