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Chickenstock should be a real chill out
11:50am Friday 29th August 2008
THIS year’s Chickenstock looks set to be an intimate chill out affair.
Taking a break from the usual three-day festival, organisers are returning to their roots and instead holding an all together more informal event in the garden on the Farmers Arms pub in Birtsmorton, near Malvern, this Sunday.
From 2pm until last orders, a selection of bands and DJs from far and wide will provide a variety of music. Entry is free and there will be a barbecue. For more, see myspace.com/chickenstockfestival.
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