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Cambridge Folk Festival Back After £320k Loss, Sells Out
2 Aug
Summary
- The festival returns after a £320,000 loss caused its cancellation.
- A scaled-down, two-day event sold out its tickets in May.
- Thousands are expected to attend, with stars like Suzanne Vega performing.
The beloved Cambridge Folk Festival has returned this year, marking its comeback after a year away. The festival was previously cancelled in 2025 following a substantial financial loss of £320,000. In response, a modified, two-day version of the festival was organized and proved immensely popular, with tickets selling out rapidly in May.
This year's event is expected to draw around 4,000 people to Cherry Hinton Hall over the weekend. The lineup boasts an impressive array of talent, including acclaimed American singer-songwriter Suzanne Vega, renowned punk and folk guitarist Frank Turner, and the veteran songwriter Richard Thompson, promising a vibrant return for the cherished event.
