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When: July 13 - 17, 2011
Where: Cote des Basques, Biarritz, France
Details: A unique festival mixing culture, surf, art and music is back at the Cote des Basques beach. This event is free, and in 2010 drew a crowd of 43,000 spectators. This year, the Roxy Jam Biarritz will be inspired by California, where 20 years ago the Roxy brand was first born.
When: February 11 – 13
Where: Fort William Mountain, Scotland
Details: As the Fort William Mountain Festival, presented by the Outdoor Capital of the UK, moves into Lochaber for its tenth anniversary organisers have promised a feast of lectures, workshops and films for residents and visitors who want to learn about and celebrate mountain culture; during the best winter walking and climbing conditions of the year. (more…)
The annual Keswick Mountain Festival kicks off this weekend with a wide variety of hands-on activities and entertainment. New to this year’s festival is the Adventure Base, which now has six different themed areas- bike, climb, hike, kids, paddle, and triathlon. (more…)
When: 4th-6th July, 2008
Where: Abersoch, North Wales
Details: Wakestock, Europe’s largest Wakeboard music festival, combines wakeboarding with music, with a list of top bands, musicians and DJs performing live music, as well as wakeboarding from some of the country’s most elite riders.
More info: www.wakestock.co.uk
When: 27th- 29th June, 2008
Where: Blenheim Palace, Oxfordshire
Details: Wakestock, Europe’s largest Wakeboard music festival, combines wakeboarding with music, with a list of top bands, musicians and DJs performing live music, as well as wakeboarding from some of the country’s most elite riders.
More info: www.wakestock.co.uk
When: Saturday 26th July, 8.00am - 8.00pm
Where: Watergate Bay, Cornwall
Details: The event is organised to raise money for Surf UK’s ‘Surfable’ project which provides disabled and disadvantaged young people the opportunity to take part in subsidised surf lessons and give them a once in a lifetime experience.
There will be live music, beach games, family activities, surfing and lifesaving competitions, along with demonstration surf lessons for disabled young people. There will also be top professional surfers at the festival, competing against one another in a round of the UK Surf Tour.
More info: www.surfrelief.org.uk
