Noisily to celebrate tenth anniversary in 2023 as festival gears up to host its largest event to date with widest selection of music, art and performance

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The tenth anniversary of Noisily Festival, taking place 6-9 July 2023, will welcome 6,500 festival-goers from across the globe to its spectacular new site in Barkestone Woods, just outside Grantham, Lincolnshire.

Rooted in the underground electronic music, Noisily is a family forged in a holistic environment which feeds the mind, body and soul. Each year attendees gather in the woods to dance, create, learn and connect. 

Guided by the environment and grounded in nature,  Noisily celebrates the individual and cultivates understanding in the collective.

Festival-goers can expect brand new stages and a huge programme featuring the widest selection of music, art and performance that the festival has ever hosted, as Noisily gears up to hold its largest event to date.

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Music

Rooted in underground electronic music, Noisily is part of a global family of transformational festivals which take place all over the world each year. Noisily was born out of and developed through the UK underground scene and the Glade Festival movement which was established at Glastonbury in 2000. Various members of Noisily’s core team and crew first cut their teeth at Glade in both production and marketing capacities. 

Arts

The arts programme is curated by Ruth Herbert, who has led and designed projects for the likes of Burning Man, Ibiza Rocks Hotel and Beat Hotel, is a wonderfully varied and psychedelic affair, creating beautiful and interactive pieces which grow and evolve each year. The striking, wonderous stage installations and magical sculptures hidden in the woods are truly a feast for the eyes.

Wellness

The festival also offers a huge wellness programme, which includes holistic experiences, thought provoking workshops, talks, and panels, encouraging attendees to discover, explore, play, move, meditate and create. 

Community & Environment 

Noisily is passionate about creating a safe, welcoming environment for all attendees and encourages friendships amongst its community. The festival is also hugely passionate about the environment and consistently works towards running a more environmentally friendly event. The event has implemented a zero single use plastic rule, and all arts materials on site are reused and repurposed each year in the effort to minimise waste. 

Tickets and Camping

Phase three tickets are now on sale, which are available on the official Noisily website, priced from £209 per person. Noisily have launched a special Christmas ticket offer, which offers £15 off each phase three ticket bought when purchasing two tickets together. The Christmas ticket offer will expire at 23.59 on the 30th December. The festival also offers payment plan tickets via the official website, which can be purchased with an initial £20 deposit. 

Boutique camping options are available to book now via the official website, offering a range of luxury camping options, from handcrafted mongolian yurts to portobello tents for up to eight people. 

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Noisily Festival will be revealing its 2023 line-up very soon. Keep your eyes peeled for more exciting announcements across Noisily’s official social channels. 

https://www.instagram.com/noisilyfestival/

https://www.facebook.com/noisilyfestival

https://www.youtube.com/user/NoisilyFestival

Tickets for Noisily Festival are available now via https://noisilyfestival.com/tickets/

The 2023 Arts application is currently open to all via https://noisilyfestival.com/noisily-arts-application-2023/

The 2023 Mind Body Soul application is currently open to all via https://noisilyfestival.com/mind-body-soul-applications-2023/ 

Image credits:
Jake Davis for Khroma Collective
Sammie Leigh Scholl
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