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KITE Festival

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Kirtlington Park, Akeman Street, Kidlington

KITE is a new festival of music and ideas that takes place at Kirtlington Park in Kidlington, just north of Oxford city. KITE Festival 2023, the second edition, will take place from the 7th to the 9th of June.

The line-up for the music side of the festival include era-defining stars, contemporary artists and introduce new artists to the festival. With ideas coming from major forces shaping the world we live in, today and in the future.  

The festival offers the opportunity for attendees to camp, but if you want to visit the festival with all the comforts of home, Short Let Space has properties nearby, check them out here.

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