Welcome to the Albury Music Festival! 

 

We have grown from a small gathering of musicians and music lovers in a field to a full-on music festival that attracts some amazing musicians and raises money for local charities.

 

Our fantastic bands and solo acts kindly waive their fee to play at Albury Music Festival so that more money is raised for charity, and a whole whoop of volunteers give up their time to ensure the day runs smoothly.  We thank you in anticipation of your support and donations today.

 

Our main objectives remain the same...

 

To provide a safe and enjoyable day out for the local community

 

To raise money for our chosen charities and local good causes

 

To invite along talented local musicians, and to ensure they have fun too

 

To encourage you - the audience - to clap, cheer, sing and dance!

 

In this, our 13th year,  The Albury Music Festival remains a FREE festival for the community. We raise money from the Bar, BBQ, Raffle and donations given by you, our audience. Please buy a beer and a burger, have a go on the raffle and throw some coins and notes into the charity donation buckets in appreciation of over 6 hours of fun and entertainment. If you haven’t got any cash we also have some card machines that can take donations.

 

In 2022 your donations were be shared between Guildford-based charity, Halow, and other local charities. The festival was sponsored by Silent Pool Gin. www.silentpooldistillers.com

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Our Chosen Charity for 2023

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In 2023 your donations will given to The Brain Tumor Charity. They are committed to having the biggest possible impact, for everyone affected by a brain tumour in the UK and worldwide. As a charity, they depend entirely on voluntary donations, including gifts in Wills. Big or small, these gifts make a huge contribution towards their work. Together, they enable them to fund world-class research, to keep striving for faster diagnosis times and to offer support for people affected by brain tumours – both now and in the future.

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If you wish to hear more about them visit www.thebraintumourcharity.org

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