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"Though unequalled in England for its unspoilt beauty, the rolling countryside of the Yorkshire Wolds is not renowned as a hotbed of jazz. All that changed the weekend before last when a corner of the Wolds became Coolsville. Burton Agnes, an Elizabethan Hall near Bridlington, held a jazz festival on its manicured lawns... This is the only jazz event I know where your arrival is delayed by ducks crossing the road and performers are joined onstage by flitting bats... Possibly the most enjoyable jazz concert I've ever attended."
Christopher Hirst, The Independent
Ticket prices including Early Bird discounts:
Weekend ticket (6 to 10pm Friday, 11am to 10pm Saturday, 11am to 6pm Sunday): £40/£30 early bird; £38 concs/£28 early bird concs
Saturday all day ticket (11am to 10pm): £30/£25 early bird; £28 concs/£23 early bird concs
Sunday all day ticket (11am to 6pm): £25/£20 early bird; £23 concs/£18 early bird concs
Friday evening ticket (6 to 10pm): £20/£15 early bird; £18 concs/£13 early bird concs
Saturday evening ticket (6 to 10pm): £20/£15 early bird; £18 concs/£13 early bird concs
Camping Voucher (3pm Friday to 12 noon Monday; one voucher per tent, caravan or campervan): £25/£20 early bird
Early Bird tickets must be purchased before Thursday 1 July 2010. Concessionary rates apply to OAPs, season ticket holders, students, and children aged 12 to 15 years (children under 12 are free with an adult). Families need only buy one concessionary ticket to cover all their children aged 12 to 15 years. Tickets also entitle entry to the Hall and award-winning gardens.
Early bird tickets for this years Burton Agnes Jazz and Blues Festival are only available for another few weeks as this special offer ends at the end of June.
With ticket sales seeing a massive increase this year than on previous years, festival goers are advised to book their tickets early to avoid disappointment for a festival set in the most beautiful of surroundings - Burton Agnes Hall.
With ticket sales seeing a massive increase this year than on previous years, festival goers are advised to book their tickets early to avoid disappointment for a festival set in the most beautiful of surroundings - Burton Agnes Hall.
