A socially distanced festival featuring some of the UK's biggest artists is being held just down the road from Milton Keynes.
The Estate Festival, which is being held at Turvey House throughout June, sees festival-goers dance in their hexagonal plots that are big enough for a group of six.
These spaces are equipped with sofas, deck chairs, umbrellas and tables - and waiters will deliver food and drink directly to them.
The month-long festival has different artists and genres lined up for varying days, with there being a 'pop live' event featuring Atomic Kitten, S Club and Mr Theo this Saturday afternoon (20/6).
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— The Estate Festival (@EstateFestival) April 30, 2021
Next Friday (25/6), one of the UK's most popular DJs, Joel Corry, will be headlining, followed by Pete Tong and Franky Wah on the Saturday (26/6)
Throughout this month, there are also family-friendly day events including a Mamma Mia tribute show and Greatest Showman-style fun day.
It has proved popular so far, with famous model Lottie Moss even sharing photographs of herself at the festival's glamping site.
Tickets are still available for the upcoming shows, which cost up to £150 per person for the popular DJ sets, and you can find out more here.
