Creation Fest 2010, the free Christian music festival and Bible week, is taking place this year at the Royal festival Showground, Wadebridge, Cornwall from 7 to 13 August.
Creation Fest will be free to attend so you can just turn up. This festival started in 2002 North Devon. It used to be a one day festival but approaching 2009 it was changed to a three day festival and moved to Cornwall, where it proved so popular that it was extended to seven days.
The vision of the festival is to spread the Good News of Jesus Christ through contemporary Christian Music. Creation Fest offers something for all the family with a full programme of music, activities, Bible teaching, seminars, worships, sports to films.
The line-up so far is:
Brenton Brown
Parachute Band
[dweeb]
Four Kornerz
thebandwithnoname
LZ7
Verra Cruz
Also for the kids there will be a fun programe, including a massive skate/BMX park with pro skate demos throughout the festival.
Visit: www.creationfest.org.uk
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