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What's a ceilidh? The word is Gaelic (pronounced "kay-lee") and means literally "meeting". It has been used over the centuries to describe traditional social dancing, where groups of people perform dances handed down over the years to jigs, reels, hornpipes, polkas and the like. So, come along and dance your cares away!
BunkFest has 4 ceilidhs this year, Friday and Saturday evening at Wallingford Sports Park Pavilion (booking details on the Tickets page) and 2 special Family Ceilidhs on the Kinecroft (Admission FREE - Saturday & Sunday afternoons) where folk of all ages can join in.
Click here for a map of Wallingford showing BunkFest venues and the Festival Bus routes
Wallingford Sports Park Pavilion
Hithercroft Road (West)
Friday night
20.00 Ceilidh with The Climax Ceilidh Band and caller Adam Hughes
Featuring a Dance Display spot by Gog Magog Molly
Booking details on the Tickets page.
Saturday night
20.00 Ceilidh with Toothless Mary and caller Pete Rees (sponsored by Andrew Collins)
Featuring a Dance Display spot by Wicket Brood
Booking details on the Tickets page.
Family Ceilidhs on the Kinecroft (Admission FREE! Bring the kids and the grannies!)
High Street (West)
Saturday
16.15 Mó Cáirdé with caller Pete Eiseman-Renyard
Admission FREE
Sunday
16.15 The Lark Rise Ranters with caller
Lesley Dunlop
Admission FREE