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Bickertock is held on:

Bickerstaffe Parish Field,
Hall Lane,
Bickerstaffe,
Lancashire,
L39 0EH

DRIVING.

From M58. Junction 3 off the M58, head towards Ormskirk, Turn Left at the Stanley Gate pub towards Liverpool then first left into Church Road. Over the Motorway, past the church on your left and there you are.

From St Helens. Follow A570 towards Ormskirk, Left at the “Holdi Restaurant” roundabout into Lodge Lane. Follow this road which becomes Intake Lane right to the end. If you pass Bickerstaffe Parish Church, you’ve just gone past us!

Parking. There is limited grass parking in the field opposite the Festival ground. Please follow the signs and park sensibly. Please do not block other vehicles in. When this area is full parking in the roads is possible, but in the spirit of Bickerstock, please show consideration for local residents and other road users avoiding coned areas. There is limited parking available for Blue Badge Holders through the main gates. We are unable to allocate spaces in advance.

Public Transport. There is a bus stop near the Staney Gate – enjoy a stroll to the venue – comfy shoes recommended!

For more information contact Traveline on 0871 200 2233 or click www.traveline.org.uk

GENERAL FESTIVAL Enquiries – bickerstockinfo@gmail.com

STALL HOLDERS – bickerstockstalls@gmail.com

On a sunny day Bickerstock is an idyllic spot, but we can’t always rely on the sunshine so our large marquee is worth its weight in gold in case of inclement weather. It also provides good shade should we be lucky enough to need it!
The marquee houses ‘The Bar Stage’ at one end, as well as a bar, refreshments and tables and chairs. There is plenty of room for dancing come rain, hail or shine.

There will be 2 stages at Bickerstock, the main stage outside ‘The Garden Stage’, and a more intimate space for acoustic style music, ‘The Bar Stage’, in the main marquee. This allows us to offer a wide variety of all styles of music to suit all tastes throughout the weekend.

Bands, artists and musicians are local and all play for free, as all our proceeds go to charity. So go on, give them an extra cheer.

Licensed refreshments are available from the bar, from wines to locally brewed ales; there’s something to suit everyone’s tastes.

There is a superb range of food and nonalcoholic beverages to satisfy all tastes. Here’s what’s on offer and when so you can plan your munchies with your music!

The Trinity Tea Shop

Tea, coffee, hot chocolate, juices, lots of homemade cakes and other goodies are available from Gladys’s fabulous tea stand from 11am onwards. Come and put your feet up, have a natter and a cuppa, and be entertained by the bands. All proceeds from this stall go to Holy Trinity Church, Bickerstaffe.

The Barrow Nook Barbeque

The Barbecue is run by the Barrow Nook Community Bar-b-Crew, long standing Bickerstaffe residents who are masters of the hot coals.

Breakfast barms (bacon, sausage and egg) with tea and coffee will be available from 7:30am to 11am on Saturday and Sunday mornings

From 11am until 10pm there will be flame-grilled burgers, hot dogs, hot pies and sausage rolls available. All are locally sourced, and both meaty and veggie options will be available, as will water and soft drinks.

Pagoda

For a taste of Latin America look no further than Pagoda. A small crew of dedicated Barrow Nookers will serve up delicious tacos and nachos topped with home-made 12-hour chipotle beef, chicken tinga or a black bean veggie chilli. Look out for the fabulous pico de gallo to top things off! All can be served with an ice-cold soft drink or refreshing water.

Serving from noon until 8pm Saturday, and until 6pm on Sunday.

Crepe Escape

Delicious sweet crepes will be on offer to tempt you. Fillings include Nutella, lemon & sugar, fresh strawberries, bananas, Biscoff, and all the usual favourites.

The Crepe Escape will be serving from 12:30pm until 9pm on Saturday and until 6:30pm on Sunday

There is camping on the field, but only by pre-booking through the website. Please see the Apply Page.
To view the terms and conditions for camping please click here

For the shopaholics and browsers amongst you, there is a selection of stalls to enhance your Music Festival experience, including jewellery, wood crafts, soaps, vintage fabrics, and other crafts.

On both Saturday and Sunday afternoons, in the small marquee, there will be art and craft activities for the children.

We have flushing toilets, and disabled facilities. Stewards, volunteers, and First Aiders will be on hand throughout the Festival.

There is limited grass parking in the field opposite the Festival ground. Please follow the signs and park sensibly. Please do not block other vehicles in. When this area is full parking in the roads is possible, but in the spirit of Bickerstock, please show consideration for local residents and other road users avoiding coned areas. There is limited parking available for Blue Badge Holders through the main gates. We are unable to allocate spaces in advance.

Please help us to keep Bickerstock clean and safe for everyone by not bringing glass onto the field and using the bins provided. Please do not drop cigarette butts on the field. Bins are provided, please use them.

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