A ‘local’ is anyone living in the villages of
All locals are eligible for a discounted ‘Locals Ticket’ to be purchased in advance of the event. Information on how to purchase these will be included in a letter drop.
Every ticket holder must provide proof of address and matching photographic identification, corresponding to your ticket, on arrival to the festival Box Office.
A ‘resident’ is anyone living in the village of Wimborne St Giles.
All residents are eligible for a ‘Residents Guest List’ ticket, to be registered for in advance of the event. Residents Guest List tickets are free of charge, however we do politely request from all of our Guests a small donation towards our Local Community Fund (more information to follow).
Every ticket holder must provide proof of address and matching photographic identification, corresponding to your ticket, on arrival to the festival Box Office.
Ticket links will be distributed via letter drop to eligible households towards the end of June / start of July.
If you think you should have received a letter, but have not done so by 10th July 2023, please contact us on community@weoutherefestival.com.
Local Tickets:
Resident Tickets
If you are coming to site, you will need to follow the road signs for the festival to enter via the main festival entrance and you will be directed to park up and enter the festival via the Box Office at the Main Gate.
Gate opening times are listed here
We strive to provide an accessible-friendly event for all to enjoy.
If you have accessible needs, head to our Accessibility page to find out more about how we can support your needs.
We’re currently deep in conversation with St Giles Park and the local authorities about exact access and traffic routes. We will make sure to update ticket holders and local residents about the exact plans in plenty of time ahead of the festival. If you have any immediate queries or comments, please don’t hesitate to contact us on community@weoutherefestival.com
We Out Here festival production will be moving into St Giles Park from 27 July 2023, and moving out by 22 August 2023.
We Out Here festival customer arrivals will be spread across Thursday 10th and Friday 11th August, and departures across Sunday 13th August and Monday 14th August.
Licensed entertainment timings will be confirmed soon.
By 10th July 2023, a letter drop to all Locals and Residents will confirm the start and end times of each performance venue and sounds checks, and provide a Community Hotline phone number for contacting us 24/7 during the event.
In our first year we will be supporting a number of local organizations in the immediate neighborhood, as well as welcoming local business and performers to be part of the event. These include Wimborne St Giles School, Church and Village Hall and In Jolly Good Company.
We would love to extend partnerships into the further surrounding areas and welcome ideas of local organizations that would benefit from a contribution, or would like to get involved in the event.
If you have any suggestions for how you would like to see us give back to the community, we’d love to hear from you at community@weoutherefestival.com.
If you are a local business and would like to get involved in the event, please email us on info@weoutherefestival.com
For general queries, you can contact the festival all year round via community@weoutherefestival.com. We will reply within 7 working days.
By 10th July 2023, a website update and letter drop to all Locals and Residents will provide details for contacting us 24/7 during the event, including a dedicated Community Hotline.
