Found Festival

Name: Found Festival
Start: 2025-08-22T11:00:00+00:00
End: 2025-08-24T22:55:00+00:00
Location: Claydon Estate

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Runs until Sunday, 24 August 2025 (See all dates)

Time: 12:00 - 23:55
Venue: Claydon Estate, Aylesbury Vale, MK18 2EY
Price: Day tickets from £45

Escape the ordinary at Found Festival, Buckinghamshire's newest boutique gathering of music, wellness and cultural discovery.

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Born from the 60-year legacy of Towersey Festival, Found Festival champions “head-turners” not headliners, inviting guests to fall in love with breakthrough acts across Americana, folk, world music and more, over three days.

There are tons of family friendly activities spanning street theatre performers, cabaret and circus artists including, Professor Elemental, Nutty Noah, and Dangerous Dave. It's jam packed with workshops, axe-throwing, games and activities in aerial, rap, crafts, storytelling, plus a nightly live fire show.

The wild at heart can lose themselves in Ceilidh barn dances, tango workshops and silent discos. Comedy and literary gems also pepper the schedule. Recharge in the dedicated wellbeing programme with traditional and alternative yoga, restorative breathwork sessions, and even an onsite sauna.

Set on an intimate, spacious site where kids can run free and one can truly unwind, Found is the perfect introduction for festival first-timers or anyone craving a slower-paced alternative.

Lineup highlights: Elles Bailey, Angela Barnes, The Longest Johns, Talisk, Breabach, London Afrobeat Collective, Robin Ince, David Eagle, Dan The Hat, Professor Elemental, Nutty Noah

Venue

Claydon Estate
Middle Claydon
Aylesbury Vale
MK18 2EY

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