HOME FARM FEST 2015: Organisers look for performers

ORGANISERS of the 2015 Home Farm Fest at Chilthorne Domer are looking for any singers or bands who would like to perform at this year’s event in aid of the Piers Simon Appeal and the School in a Bag project.

This year’s festival – to be held on June 5-7, 2015 – will be the tenth and promises to be the best yet.

Luke Simon, of the PSA, said: “As it is a charity festival – all the performers very kindly donate their time for free which gives it that ‘true love of music’ vibe mixed with good times and a big dollop of satisfaction from having helped us raise money.”

Anyone wanting more details – please send an email to events@schoolinabag.org with a bit about your music. The festival

PHOTO - TOP: The Military Wives Choir perform on the opening night of the 2014 Home Farm Fest.

The PSA was formed following the death of former PrestonSchool and Yeovil College student Piers Simon, 33, in the Asian Tsunami of Boxing Day 2004. The charity has since gone on to raise thousands of pounds for projects in areas around the world hit by natural disasters.

The School in a Bag spin-off from the PSA has become a major success and provides bags filled with school kit for poor, orphaned and vulnerable children across the globe.

PHOTO - ABOVE: DT8 wowed the crowds at Home Farm Fest 2014.

PHOTO - ABOVE: Crimson on Silver at last year's Home Farm Fest in June 2014.

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