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East Anglian festivals calendar — June 2022

Aidan Baker lists some reasons to be cheerful for the rest of the year.

Aidan Baker by Aidan Baker
1 June 2022
in Anglia, Community, Culture, Lifestyle
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Out There Festival, Great Yarmouth

Out There Festival, Great Yarmouth. Photo by sasastro via Flickr (CC BY 2.0)

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At the end of 2021 we put up a list of 40+ festivals that were expected to take place in East Anglia Bylines‘ patch during calendar 2022.  The patch is Norfolk, Suffolk, Essex, Cambridgeshire, Bedfordshire and Hertfordshire. 

Since then, some of them have happened, some have changed plans or pulled out for the year, and more have been heard of that were not on the original list.  Our plan now is to publish a corrected and updated version of the list on the first of every month.  Here it comes. 

In that spirit, of course, further corrections and additions are welcome, but EAB can’t take responsibility for any loss or damage suffered as a result of the information here and its shortcomings.

Click here for fabulous festivals, colour-coded for county.

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Aidan Baker

Aidan Baker is a retired librarian living in Cambridge, England. His poems have appeared in ‘Sledgehammer’, ‘RIC’, ‘Orbis’, projects from 26 Characters, and numerous other outlets both printed and online. He blogs his published poems at Blurtmetry. Aidan is a member of the EAB editorial team.

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