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Where are the world's best festivals? On this page you'll find some ideas - from folk music to fireworks. Browse the list, and if you think we've missed something, send a tip using the link below, or email been.there@guardian.co.uk and we will put it up for you.
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    Thankfully not on list

    Posted by PeterHCT 8 July 2007

    Favourite seaside place is not poor old Sidders and is not nominated - thankfully.

    As for the person who mentioned Sidmouth Folkweek - far too crowded already. If people can't get into the Anchor Gardens ceildhs, it has most definitely been overrun.

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    Sidmouth Folk Week

    Posted by nonnymouse 22 June 2007

    Sidmouth itself, for most of the year, is a gorgeous sleepy little seaside town, with a pebbly beach, great coast walks and really good ice cream.

    But for the first week of August every year it turns into a fantastic festival - traditional music from all over the world, dancers, singers, musicians, ceilidhs until the early hours of the morning.

    It's really family-friendly, with loads of craft activities for kids, and lots of the young musicians now performing at the festival got dragged there by their parents as children, so there's a real cross-generation atmosphere.

    Personally, I wouldn't miss it for the world - spending a week in seaside sunshine, in pubs and marquees, listening to some of the best folk musicians around...bliss!

    www.sidmouthfolkweek.co.uk - nearest train station is Honiton, with regular buses to Sidmouth.

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