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ValeFest 2015 - General Release
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Halls of Residence/FOCSOC tickets: http://bit.ly/1DACorA
ValeFest 2015 is here!! We will be commandeering the lake, hijacking the Duck and Scholar and taking over the Vale to throw the biggest event of the UOB calendar!With 4 Stages of music ranging from Folk, Acoustic, Indie and Reggae right the way through to Rock, Hip-Hop, Gyspy Swing and the best of Dance-House, you're in for a real treat! Our line-up will be released within the next few weeks and we're certain you won't be disappointed! There's even an after-party thrown in for free! Besides the awesome music, you can expect comedians, dancers, fire-eaters, magicians, live battle re-enacters and even some workshops from some seriously talented groups and clubs! And here's the clincher! Every single penny raised from ticket sales will be donated to our two chosen charities Medic Malawi and CPAG which tackle poverty in Malawi and here in the UK respectively. Over our 10 year history we have raised £175,000 for a range of charities and want to top our all time best of £25,000 this year! What's not to love!?
Still not convinced? Check out the teaser video we've put together to show you what you can expect from ValeFest 2015 below ;)
Our tickets go live at 7pm today and can be bought online or through the Santander branch in the Guild of Students, University of Birmingham and there will be pop-up ticket desks around uni and the Vale in the run up to the festival. THERE ARE VERY LIMITED FIRST RELEASE TICKETS AT £7** so get buying now! TICKETS WILL SELL OUT!!
**UOB students living in halls of residence can buy tickets at the discounted price of only £5! (Limited availability)
Societies/groups/businesses!! Please get in touch if you think your society would be interested in getting involved or having a stall on the day by messaging our account or emailing societies@valefest.co.uk
www.valefest.co.uk
www.medicmalawi.gov.uk
www.CPAG.com
Please note: you do not need to be a student at the University of Birmingham to attend ValeFest, it is a public event!
