Finding the Light 2023

November 17th & 18th 4.30pm - 9.30pm

Food available both Nights
OMG Street Food - Indulgenet Burgers
Los Churros - chocolate heaven
​Caminito - Empanadas
Lacookaracha - Mexican Street food
Coffee with Nala - Coffee horse box
FloFest Bar - beer, mulled wine & spiked HotChoc
​(Canyfloss from the fair rides)

MUSIC STAGE
Friday 17th: we will welcome a programme of Local Choirs to the Music Stage at the head of our Light Cathedral!!! :
We have Horns of Plenty kicking things off with a processions of Lanterns from Larkrise School at 4.30pm. (Larkrise Primary School Oxford)
5.15pm Trinity College Chapel Choir Trinity College Chapel Choir Oxford
6.00pm Sol Samba
6.45pm Horns of Plenty
7.30pm The Cotswold Voices
8.15pm The Best Sing Since Sliced Bread
9.00pm Rock Choir

MUSIC STAGE 
Saturday 18th: ​The Open Mic Music programme for Saturday 18th evening on the stage at the top of our Tree Cathedral is:
5.25pm - George Roberts (spoken word & Poetry)
5.45pm - Nicole & Paul (folk duo)
6.05pm - Black Sand (father & son rocking/riffing duo)
6.30pm - Paul Lodge (thought provoking songs)
7.05pm - The Cymbal Shards (original songs)
7.40pm - Ben Smith (Virtuosos Violin led electronica)
8.30-9.30pm James Ushher DJ Laser set finale. Epic laser show all to a foot stomping sound track of classic dance tracks.

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If you would like to get involved with any of our festivals then do get in touch  flofestoxford@gmail.com

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Flo/GloFest is a purely volunteer run, non profit festival. Any money raised gets put back into making the following year even better!!
None of the Organisers are paid - we, & many others, give our time & expertise for free because we love a party & we love our park.

Community at its Best
Florence Park, the estate, its community centre and school (Larkrise) inspires and sustains a year round programme of arts events and other activities
​with something for all people of all ages from all communities
The Park, The People, The Place
Steeped in a rich history, Florence Park is an important component of Oxford’s wider story from the early 1930s til now –
Locally Grown Since 2013 ….
All organisers, volunteers and most of those involved catering & entertaining live within walking distance of the Park.
This includes tents and equipment needed for both stages; the majority of which come
from within a mile of the park.
This is a purely volunteer run, non profit festival. Any money raised gets put back into making the following year even better!!