It’s a wrap – after an exhausting and invigorating Festival week, we can now gather feedback, put together our photos and impact report, and then start planning next year.
There is one event left this year – Walking and Writing, City and Country, on 4th October.
If you would like to give us feedback about your experience, you can do so here.
Check back to this site to see photos from this year’s festival, and updates about next year.
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The Festival Team
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RTF is run by a small team of volunteers. We work together with our funders, venues and community partners to bring colour and culture to all the communities of the city, contributing to Ripon’s development as a vibrant place to live, work and visit.
RTF is the primary project of longstanding local charity, The Ripon City Festival Trust (charity number 514981).
Find out more about us here.
The festival welcomes professional performers onto our city streets and venues, but it’s the people of Ripon who will really make the festival fly!
We rely on volunteers for:
Whether you want to check tickets, look after our visiting performers or sing your heart out on a street corner, please do get in touch.
It costs around £50,000 each year to stage the festival and run our Community Outreach Programme. We are very grateful to all those who have supported us in our journey so far, but of course we constantly need to find new sources of funding. As a registered charity, all the funding we raise goes directly towards making the festival happen.
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