Skerrow Island · Saturday 19 June 2027 · year four
A music festival at the far end of a tidal causeway?
Yep, one day of music on Skerrow Island, Saturday 19 June 2027. The way over is on foot, across a 1.2 km tidal causeway.
- Arrivals
- 09:40–13:10
- Departures
- 22:15–01:30
- Capacity
- 900
Crossing
So when's the causeway actually open?
Two windows on the day, set by that day's tide times. Arrivals cross between 09:40 and 13:10, and departures between 22:15 and 01:30.
No crossings at all outside those windows, in either direction. The harbour boat is there for emergencies only, not for late arrivals.
The last set ends at 21:45, with time to walk back to the causeway.
Boots.
Parts of the causeway are wet sand and seaweed, so trainers are a bad idea.
- Arrivals cross
- 09:40–13:10
- Last set ends
- 21:45
- Departures cross
- 22:15–01:30
Line-up
Who's playing, and on which stage?
Two stages: the Field out in the open, and the Boathouse indoors with room for 220 people.
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
Tickets
How much does a ticket cost?
Three prices, sorted by age, and kids under 12 get in for free. Tickets go on sale on 1 March 2027, and capacity is 900 people.
- Adult
- £54
- Ages 12–17
- £27
- Under 12
- Free
On sale
1 March 2027
Capacity
900 people
Island
What's there to eat, and what about cups?
Food comes from two island kitchens, and both cash and card work fine.
- No single-use plastic anywhere on the island, not even one cup.
- So bring a cup, or buy an enamel one there for £6.
Trust
Who runs the festival, and where does the money go?
The Skerrow Island Trust runs the festival, and the Trust is a volunteer charity. Every bit of profit goes to repairing the sea wall.
Fourth year running, then, since the first Causeway was held back in 2024.
4th
year · first held 2024