The organisers of One Tribe Festival / Audio Farm have shared an image of a spotless campsite field after the conclusion of this year’s event.
Sharing the image on their social media channels this evening, organisers said: “Thank you. This is how a campsite should be after an event. Leave no trace. Big Respect 
“Thank you to everyone who attended, all the crew, the performers, everyone. Was truly magical. Info on Audio Farm 2022 will be announced this week. Onwards and Upwards. Big Love 
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The independent, eco-friendly and vegan festival ran from Thursday 2nd September until today at Hopton Court in Shropshire. This year a “Magical Monday” of “chilled programming to unwind and relax to” was added to the line-up, meaning campers were leaving the site today (Tuesday).
One Tribe Festival is billed as: “the brainchild of the founders of Audio Farm, who are well known for their legendary electronic nights in and around Manchester for more than a decade. The festival takes pride in merging the best of both musical and spiritual experience to bring people together, to indulge in artistic creation from music, art, wellness and beyond.”
Operating as an independent, non-profit, non-corporate organism, the festival will help fund the work of The Green Paw Project, a charity that saves the lives of helpless and vulnerable animals in third world countries.
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