3 Acres + A Cow: Wild Waters Festival
Sun 15 Jun 7:00pm
Sun 15 Jun 7:00pm
Wiltshire Music Centre
Wiltshire Music Centre Ashley Road Bradford-on-Avon UK
01225 860 100
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Part TED talk, part history lecture, part folk club sing-a-long, this show tells the tale of land rights and protest in folk song and story
A history of land rights and protest in folk song and story, the show connects the Norman Conquest and Peasants’ Revolt with current issues like the housing crisis, reparations, climate breakdown and food sovereignty via the Enclosures, English Civil War and Industrial Revolution, drawing a compelling narrative through the radical people’s history of England in folk song, stories and poems. Come and share in these tales as they have been shared for generations.
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The Wild Waters Festival: 31st May - 15 June 2025
Wiltshire Music Centre is proud to be hosting the acclaimed show, 3 Acres + A Cow, performed as part of the Wild Waters Festival, which is taking place between 31st May and 15th June 2025. The festival is a series of curated events, celebrating nature and local communities along the Bristol River Avon and its tributaries, between Bradford on Avon and Batheaston. The festival says: "Just as many drops of water make a river, we want to harness the potential for individuals to come together with their communities to take positive action for our river." Read our blog below to find out more about the Wild Waters Festival.
Everybody should see this show
George Monbiot
