Beetroot is Scotland’s first sustainable Eco family friendly Music Festival.
Where When and How
8 May 2010, Belhaven Fruit Farm, Thistley Cross, Dunbar, EH42 1RG. Show me map.
7pm-1am
Tickets £10 available from:
Earthy Foods and Goods, 33-34 Ratcliffe Terrace, Edinburgh, EH9 1SX. t 0131 667 2967. Show me map.
East Linton Post Office from Monday 12 April 2010
Or, direct from the Beetroot Crew: tickets@beetrootfestival.co.uk
Beetroot 2012 – Our Vision …
Our vision for 2012 is to showcase the best emerging and established talent from Edinburgh and the surrounding area whilst at the same time minimising the environmental impact of the festival. Beetroot events will be carbon neutral.
Beetroot is a platform for performance respecting and celebrating a broad spectrum of creativity within an environmentally friendly framework. Embracing music, physical performance, burlesque and cabaret. The Lost Craft Maze, with story telling, glass making and knitting will reinvigorate interest in the skills and mastery of traditional crafts and trades.
Beetroot is about sustainability; the food at the festival will be locally grown and seasonal. The Eco Studio will run workshops and exhibit the latest renewable energy systems and solutions. The Walled Garden Project is an opportunity to be part of a permanent community allotment site, developed, planned and planted during Beetroot Festival 2012 and sustained and maintained by local community.
Through performance and workshops we intend Beetroot to be a family forum for a creative sustainable energised future. Not forgetting the Music and Dance!
Our vision for Beetroot Festival 2012 is to showcase the best emerging and established talent from Edinburgh and the surrounding area whilst at the same time minimising the environmental impact of the festival. Beetroot events will be carbon neutral.
Beetroot is about sustainability; the food at the festival will be locally grown and seasonal. The Eco Studio will run workshops and exhibit the latest renewable energy systems and solutions. The Walled Garden Project is an opportunity to be part of a permanent community allotment site, developed, planned and planted during Beetroot Festival 2012 and sustained and maintained by local community.
Thanks to Earthy Food and Goods our sponsors and Edinburgh Renewable Devices Ltd who are installing a wind turbine at Belhaven.
We’ve organised buses to and from Edinburgh, so you can leave your car at home.
