Deer Shed music and arts festival in Topcliffe has received £119,708 from the government’s cultural recovery fund (CRF)
The government launched the £1.57 billion fund last year to support cultural and heritage sectors from the economic impact of covid.
The festival offers live music, comedy and arts across a weekend in Baldersby Park, which borders the Harrogate district. It has not been able to run a full festival for the last two years. However, it has run a smaller event on the site called Base Camp.
In November 2020, Deer Shed received a grant of £238,000 from the CRF.
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The festival tweeted that the money will help ensure its survival:
“Grateful to have been given support from DCMS in the 3rd round of the CRF. These have been difficult times having been unable to host a full Deer Shed for over two years, this helps ensure our survival alongside the support of our brilliant Deer Shed audience.”
Deer Shed will run next summer from July 29-31 and has announced headliners John Grant, Nadine Shah and Django Django.
