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Secret Garden Party 2010

PostAuthor: Gh0sty » Wed Mar 03, 2010 7:12 pm

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The Secret Garden Party 2010

'Fact or Fiction'

In 2010 The Secret Garden Party will be prizing open the chinks in man’s most carefully constructed edifice: Reality.

Join us this summer as we explore the fantasies, mysteries, legends, visions and illusions that exist between Fact and Fiction.

Inspired by Adventures and Legends, we present…

The Great Stage:

Gorillaz Sound System (DVJ)
Mercury Rev / Marina & The Diamonds
Skatalites / The Jessie Rose Trip
The Whip / Kate Walsh / David Rodigan
Bellaruche / Golden Filter / Apples/ Kid Bombardos / Charli XCX/ Death Metal Disco Scene
Pearl and The Puppets / The Crookes /Panda Su / more to announce...

Headlining this year will be the multi-sense experience of the Gorillaz Sounds System (DVJ), featuring the music of Gorillaz mixed and remixed with a full visual display, sanctioned by none other than Murdoc Niccols himself. Roland, the official VJ, controls the visual synchs and content along with DJ Kofi, visual and aural mix master extraordinaire! GSS percussionist Remi adds another layer to the DJ performance with a variety of live instruments, while Pauli bangs the drums, no mean feat. With extra “treats” promised, it’s sure to be a truly unique experience.

Joining the Gorillaz Sound System is Marina & The Diamonds, with one of few festival appearances, an act tipped by almost every new music pundit from corner to corner of Britain. Mercury Rev, the critically acclaimed winner of NME best album, will make an incredibly rare appearance at a UK festival. They will be joined by ska legends Skatalites and Secret Garden Party’s debut signing to its new record label, The Jessie Rose Trip…. creating one of the most exciting and eclectic music bills the festival has ever programmed.

The Wild Things stage, suspended amongst the trees and showcasing the finest independent music;

The Feast of Fool’s mead-powered Elizabethan stage of theatre and merryment;

and of course a surprise sculpture in the lake's center, only reached by boat and open to partying all day.

From the Twilight emerges…

The all-new Crossroads Soul Stage, mellow by day, voodoo by night and open till dawn;

Tax Deductable’s theatre arena, an Imaginarium of interactive performance;

The Bearded Kitten’s Collo-silly-um, a games arena unlike any other in the world;

And the UK’s only floating dance music stage, The Pagoda.

Between Dreams and Fables we discover…

The One Taste Collective and Ramblin’ Restaurant’s dining and performance pleasure dome;

Small World and The Living Room’s dusk-till-dawn acoustic tents;

Within in the shell of a giant turtle, Tortuga Island’s stage of storytelling;

And our beautiful lakeside world music & dance workshop, The Gaia Stage.


And from the Edge of The World arrives…

Our all-new outdoor Dance Rocks arena, with hovering DJ’s, towering robots and 360 degree projections, all curated by Eddy Temple Morris;

The Valley of Antics stage and its galaxy of high energy collectives, including Wormfood, Man Make Music and Hammer&Tongue;

And our most cherished debut, The Woodland Arena hosted by The Artful Badgers, showcasing tree houses, rope bridges, workshops, games, music and bare-footed mayhem.

For the kiddies and families…

An arena dedicated to the needs of Young Gardeners, adjoining our Family Camping field. Workshops by the acclaimed Panic Circus, ferris wheels, DJ Duplo, baby-changing yurts, art tents, parades and much much more.


For the Epicureans…

The Soul Fire Restaurant, serving unmissable brunches and five course meals to your own private dinning yurt;

Eighty food stalls offering delicious treats and belly-filling plate-loads;

Ten bespoke bars of ales, wines, Aspall's Cider, cocktails, lagers, champagnes and mead by the barrel;

Forty clothing and pampering stalls, offering the finest fashions or the wildest make-overs;

And the heavenly Boutique Camping Fields, filled with beautiful tents and five star facilities.

For the rebels and intellectuals…

The Forum, for debate, discussion and controversy all weekend;

Guerilla Science, mind-bending experiments, theories and lectures;

Explorer Camp, tales and talks from the globes most fearless humans;

The Theatre Stages, from Elizabethan through to Brecktian performance (and always with a Secret Garden twist);

And the Soul Fire Restaurant, with talks on food and sessions of wine(tasting).


For the Artiste…

Artists and Art Installations from across the globe building shrines, airships, serpents, kinetic sculptures, draw-dropping light installations, Art Boats, Art Cars…and tiny hidden worlds. All free to be climbed over, crawled under, journeyed in, touched, tasted and of course, burnt to the ground.




For rejuvenation…

Limina present feasts and workshops to explore the best ways of living.

The Sancutary’s therapies, massage, yoga, saunas and steam rooms.

And The Garden itself, with swimming and boating on The Lake, hammocks and houses amongst trees, beautiful green fields and intimate fire circles.

And for the brilliantly insane…

Parades of Fire and exploding life-size galleons, mud wrestling and suicide Olympics, Dance Off arenas and life drawing classes, kinky parlours, shamanic journeys, boat races, badger dens, B Movie karaoke, Twilight games and wide-eyed fire-side jamming sessions.



Join us for a journey through to the other side…

Buy tickets here

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Re: Secret Garden Party 2010

PostAuthor: Honest Jon » Wed Mar 03, 2010 7:21 pm

£149.50 a ticket :disappointed:
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Re: Secret Garden Party 2010

PostAuthor: mrsomuch » Wed Mar 03, 2010 7:38 pm

yeah.

do want :disappointed:

I'm going to try and think of something cool to do, and blag it.
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Re: Secret Garden Party 2010

PostAuthor: pesh » Wed Mar 03, 2010 7:42 pm

Honest Jon wrote:£149.50 a ticket :disappointed:

£8 more than glade, £5 less than Big Chill, £25 less than glasto, the same as half a gram of coke and 2.5 grams of baby powder and more fun than all of them tbh :thumbsup:
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Re: Secret Garden Party 2010

PostAuthor: pesh » Wed Mar 03, 2010 7:43 pm

mrsomuch wrote:yeah.

do want :disappointed:

I'm going to try and think of something cool to do, and blag it.


get a proposal together to build a green roof on something like the pagoda or the grannies gaff, get them to pay for it, they finally get some decent green creddentials and you get work and tickets.
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Re: Secret Garden Party 2010

PostAuthor: mrsomuch » Wed Mar 03, 2010 7:49 pm

pesh wrote:
Honest Jon wrote:£149.50 a ticket :disappointed:

£8 more than glade, £5 less than Big Chill, £25 less than glasto, the same as half a gram of coke and 2.5 grams of baby powder and more fun than all of them tbh :thumbsup:


:thumbsup: and also :lol:

not a bad idea re: green something :yes:
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Re: Secret Garden Party 2010

PostAuthor: Honest Jon » Wed Mar 03, 2010 8:11 pm

pesh wrote:
Honest Jon wrote:£149.50 a ticket :disappointed:

£8 more than glade, £5 less than Big Chill, £25 less than glasto, the same as half a gram of coke and 2.5 grams of baby powder and more fun than all of them tbh :thumbsup:


I would love to come but really can't afford to, I could just about scrape up enough for a ticket but then i've got to get there & get munted so at least £100 on top so that's gotta be min £250 for the weekend :disappointed: :disappointed:
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Re: Secret Garden Party 2010

PostAuthor: pesh » Wed Mar 03, 2010 8:13 pm

see if you can get some work there, they always need site crew / carpenters etc etc to build the complicated stuff
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Re: Secret Garden Party 2010

PostAuthor: Honest Jon » Wed Mar 03, 2010 8:15 pm

pesh wrote:see if you can get some work there, they always need site crew / carpenters etc etc to build the complicated stuff


Actually yes! that would be really good of you mate, much appreciated :D :thumbsup:
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Re: Secret Garden Party 2010

PostAuthor: headfuzz » Wed Mar 03, 2010 11:40 pm

I are hasing 2 tikkits :happydance:
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Re: Secret Garden Party 2010

PostAuthor: pesh » Thu Mar 04, 2010 1:10 am

you could take HJ :thumbsup:
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Re: Secret Garden Party 2010

PostAuthor: Orbituk » Thu Mar 04, 2010 1:25 pm

Can't wait to try this festie, heard so much good stuff about it. Done Glade to death, and even tried Benicassim in Spain last year, but now looking forward to a hopefully non rained out 4 days of fun.
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Re: Secret Garden Party 2010

PostAuthor: Whats For Breakfast » Thu Mar 04, 2010 3:53 pm

:wave: Orbituk. Yes, it's superawesomefantastic. Gloriously beautiful, breathtakingly outrageous, triumphantly silly, you will make memories and friends to keep you smiling for months :daisy:
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Re: Secret Garden Party 2010

PostAuthor: Gh0sty » Thu Mar 04, 2010 8:57 pm

Shamabala is better!!

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Re: Secret Garden Party 2010

PostAuthor: Whats For Breakfast » Mon Mar 08, 2010 10:59 am

Shambala is different :smack:
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Re: Secret Garden Party 2010

PostAuthor: Orbituk » Wed Mar 10, 2010 9:54 am

So what are the good areas to camp at secret garden? I only live just over an hour away from the site to probably plan to get there nice and early for when it opens to bag a good spot. They dont seem to have any site maps on the web site for last year...
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Re: Secret Garden Party 2010

PostAuthor: Whats For Breakfast » Thu Mar 11, 2010 2:38 pm

Hmm, I am not sure what the area we camped in last year was called (ah! the family camping was next door, so we weren' t there :) )but you can get an idea where the areas are by looking at the 2009 site- the little tents around the site are actually the camping areas. The good spots are close to the main site (sorry if that sounds banal) but the place didn't seem to have campsites miles away. The most obvious thing is to get there reasonably early which it sounds like won't be a problem. In fact, we may try to bribe you to bag us some space! What are your feelings about cake? :D
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Re: Secret Garden Party 2010

PostAuthor: arif » Sun Mar 14, 2010 1:00 pm

im hoping to be there. got 2 possible current ways in, one of them will hopefully come off cos theres no way i can afford to buy a ticket.

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Re: Secret Garden Party 2010

PostAuthor: Orbituk » Mon Mar 15, 2010 3:18 pm

Whats For Breakfast wrote:Hmm, I am not sure what the area we camped in last year was called (ah! the family camping was next door, so we weren' t there :) )but you can get an idea where the areas are by looking at the 2009 site- the little tents around the site are actually the camping areas. The good spots are close to the main site (sorry if that sounds banal) but the place didn't seem to have campsites miles away. The most obvious thing is to get there reasonably early which it sounds like won't be a problem. In fact, we may try to bribe you to bag us some space! What are your feelings about cake? :D


Ahh yeah I see now from the little map on the website, so it seems quite close to everything which is good (I have memories of walking what felt like 5 miles from my tent to the site at Bestival which is a fine idea when your under the influence but not so fine with a hangover!!). Well cake is a good bribe but it has to be still hot out of the oven - can you take up the challenge? And no you are not allowed to sit on it to keep it warm ;-) You cant miss us anyway, we will be the ones with the brand new giant blue tent - not a common tent colour heheh
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Re: Secret Garden Party 2010

PostAuthor: Honest Jon » Tue Apr 06, 2010 10:21 pm

. . . Ctrl-Z are playing this year :dj:
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