On the back of popular demand - we're back for 2019!

Through the last two events, you've been amazing, and raised £45,000 for the Felix Fund charity, supporting bomb disposal technicians and we're inviting you to proudly support this charity with another night of live bands on the 7th September 2019.

BANDS ANNOUNCEMENT!

6PM: Jonny Marvel's Blues Groove Band

7:45PM: Prime Soul

9:30PM: The Chilli Fighters

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11:00PM: Nashville & Jay P

The festival will consist of live music and a DJ set, with a well stocked bar, hot food catering - all in a field in the beautiful Hampshire countryside - what more could you ask for?

And all of this is to raise money for charity - so you can feel good about yourself, whilst enjoying yourself knowing that you are helping brave men and women who support all areas of bomb disposal, both overseas in war zones as well as in the UK where bomb disposal is just as relevant now as it was 50 years ago. The Felix Fund is here to help any military or SO15 (Metropolitan Police Counter Terrorism Unit) personnel who have conducted or assisted with Explosive Ordnance Disposal (EOD) and search duties and provide welfare support and financial assistance to serving and ex-serving military and their families.

Today the Felix Fund continues to focus on mental health issues with our preventative stress training based on mindfulness. These programmes provide serving military with the tools and techniques to recognise warning signs of stress and to be able to develop their ability to relax, clear their minds and focus on positive aspects of their life. This then feeds back into a more productive and positive work and home environment. The other aspect of the work of Felix Fund is financial assistance to serving personnel, veterans and their dependents, when they find themselves in times of need. This help is wide ranging from hydrotherapy treatment for a former soldier suffering from PTSD and sleep deprivation, a specially adapted buggy for the disabled son of a serving soldier to enable him to start school and go out with his family to sporting equipment for two former Sappers to allow them to train for, and compete in the Invictus Games. We have also helped with home adaptation for veterans, such as replacement windows, the installation of stair lifts and specialist furniture to ensure they are able to remain in their own homes.

For more information, please visit www.felixfund.org.uk

Please remember three very important things:

1. It is a cash only event and there are no ATM's on site - so bring enough!

2. It is in a field, in September, so wear appropriate footwear and clothing!

3. Enjoy yourself!

And so, to the event itself....The bar opens at 5pm, with live music starting at about 6pm till late. The bands are then followed by a DJ set covering everything from 90s dance music to popular chart numbers and everything in between! Bands are still to be announced so keep watching for updates....

There will be catering on site. There is free parking, camping and toilets (no showers) on site and is all at owners risk.

FAQs

Are there ID or minimum age requirements to enter the event?

Yes. You must be over 18 to attend this event. There will be a Challenge 21 policy in place. If you are lucky enough to look under 21, valid photo ID will be required before access to the event is permitted. Acceptable forms of photo ID include a passport, a photo card driving licence, a proof of age card bearing the PASS hologram.

What are my transport/parking options for getting to and from the event?

There is adequate free parking at the event, just follow the signs and instructions from marshals. Local taxi companies details will also be available. Coaches by prior arrangement.

What can I bring into the event?

Bring yourself and your friends for a good time! Remember to bring cash and suitable footwear and clothing. Please DO NOT bring the following items, they will be confiscated prior to entry to the event:

1. No glass to be brought onto site

2. No illegal substances of any kind

3. No alcohol that has not been purchased from the event

4. No open fires or BBQ's

5. No drones

6. No fireworks, pyrotechnics, flares or distress flares

7. No chinese lanterns or sky lanterns

8. No unidentifiable substances

9. No new psychoactive substances (NPS)

10. No Nitrus oxide and any associated equipment (balloons, CO2 dispensers, cream dispensers)

11. No legal highs

12. No portable laser equipment or pens

13. No blowtorches

14. No personal sound systems (including those fitted within cars) to be utilised during the course of the event, including whilst camping overnight.

15. No animals, other than guide dogs, hearing dogs or other active working animals without prior arrangement

16. No generators (except for generators in caravans)

17. No items which may reasonably be considered for use as a weapon

18. No individual gas canisters (except for gas canisters fitted within campervans)

19. No items which may cause danger, offence or disruption to any other person

20. No airhorns or megaphones

The security team have the right to refuse entry to anyone who appears to be under the influence of alcohol or substances of any kind. The security team have the right to remove attendees from the event if they suspect any illegal activity or any public disorder. The security team have the right to search persons upon entry or within the event to ensure that no non permitted items are brought into the event.

How can I contact the organiser with any questions?

Through the website, www.felixfestival.co.uk

What's the refund policy?

If the event is cancelled for any reason, ticket costs will be refunded (minus booking fee).

Do I have to bring my printed ticket to the event?

Yes - you will need it for the barcode reader.

Is it ok if the name on my ticket or registration doesn't match the person who attends?

Yes.