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Also Festival: 19 – 21 June 2015 Park Farm, Compton Verney, Warwickshire

May 18, 2015

Also is the annual festival from Salon London, the interactive cultural event that showcases specialists from the world of science, arts and psychology, voted by GQ as no. 6 in the  Best Things to do in the World in 2014. Set in the stunning Warwickshire countryside, landscaped by Capability Brown, Also is the boutique festival where you can immerse yourself in the work of leading writers, academics and experts. With a limit of 500 people, Also Festival sits around the stunning lake where supervised wild swimming takes place twice a day.

This is the perfect place to think, debate, eat, dance and swim. Also Festival will make you think: whether it’s learning how to live your life better (at ‘philosophy breakfasts’), understanding the way you eat or how to connect with nature.

This year the guest novelist is Joanne Harris, you have the chance to sing with a live band at Rockaoke session and enjoy a closing party with superstar DJ Greg Wilson.

Food stalls are from some of the most exciting innovators in the country and include coffee and cocktails by the lakeside from The Black Cab Coffee Co and a Great Indian Food Feast on the Saturday Night, and Vogue’s favourite discovery Nina recreating ‘Capri’ on the Friday night.

The children can go on a bat walk, learn to DJ, dance bhangra, hoopercise or even how to knit an egg cosy in one of many special workshops.

Weekend tickets start at £75, £170 for a family of four (including camping). There are a limited number of luxury bell tents in the Hotel Safari for £320.

Campervans and motorhomes are also welcome at a charge of £30. Day tickets are also available at £35, and all events including the dinners are available for people to book on individually and will be released at the beginning of May.

Got to also-festival.com to book.

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