| Adult | £54 |
|---|---|
| Ages 12–17 | £27 |
| Under 12 | Free |
On sale 1 March 2027
Capacity is 900 people, and that's the lot for the island.
What's Causeway, exactly?
A one-day music festival out on Skerrow Island, happening on Saturday 19 June 2027.
Year four, then: the very first Causeway ran back in 2024.
The Skerrow Island Trust runs the whole thing, and the Trust is a volunteer charity. Any profit goes straight to repairing the sea wall.
- Date
- Saturday 19 June 2027
- Where
- Skerrow Island, reached on foot over a 1.2 km tidal causeway
- Capacity
- 900 people
- Running since
- 2024, so this is the fourth year
- Organiser
- Skerrow Island Trust, a volunteer charity
When's the causeway open?
Twice that day, and only twice. The windows below are that day's tide times, not a rough guide.
09:40–13:10 Arrivals cross in this window, on foot, over the full 1.2 km.
21:45 The last set ends here, so everyone reaches the causeway in time.
22:15–01:30 Departures cross back in this window, again going by that day's tide.
Nobody crosses outside those windows. The harbour boat is for emergencies only, not a late lift home.
Who's playing, and where?
The Field
Outdoors
- The Lantern Choir
- Mara Quist
- Seven Herons
- Low Orbit Brass
The Boathouse
Indoors · 220 people
- Ada Fenwicksolo cello
- Tomasz & the Weir
- Kelp
- Ruth Ono Trio
Music stops at 21:45 sharp. That's on purpose, so the whole island makes the evening crossing.
What's a ticket cost?
What's to eat, and what to pack?
Food comes from two island kitchens, and both cash and card are fine.
No single-use plastic on the island. Bring a cup, or buy an enamel one for £6.
Wear boots. Parts of the causeway are wet sand and seaweed, so trainers won't enjoy it.