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We want to make sure you have a fantastic time, whether you’re with us at We Have Ways Fest for just one day or you’re here for the full Monty (as it were).
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GETTING TO
WE HAVE WAYS FEST

You'll find We Have Ways Fest at Blackpit Farm, Silverstone Road, Stowe, MK18 5LJ. For more information, click below.

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TICKETS AND
WRISTBANDS

We Have Ways Fest is ticket-only, and you'll need your day ticket or weekend ticket in advance. Find out more about our wristband system.

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FEsTIVAL
RULES

We don't have many rules, but we do believe they're good ones. Mainly, it's about keeping you safe while you're at We Have Ways Fest.

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VICTUALS
(FOOD AND DRINK)

From vegetarian food to vino, and tankards to tea and coffee, we've tried to make sure there's food and drink for everyone's tastes.

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ACCESSIBLITY AT
WE HAVE WAYS FEST

All the details you need for getting around the site, quieter spaces away from the main arena, and arrangements for parking.

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CAMPING
INFORMATION

You may be camping or glamping, but everything you need to know about staying on site at We Have Ways Fest is here.

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CONTACT US

We respond as quickly as possible on Twitter-X, or Facebook, but you'll find our main festival-team contact details here.

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WE HAVE WAYS FEST FAQs

Whether you're a first-time visitor or a regular member of the IC, these are the answers to some of the FAQs about We Have Ways Fest.

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STEVE ERSKINE

Steve is the Regimental Researcher at the Green Howards Museum and a battlefield guide. With an MA in British First World War Studies from Birmingham University, Simon’s research credits include titles such as John Powell’s 2018 study of General Sir Edward Bulfin, Hugh Sebag-Montefiori’s 2016 look at fighting on the Somme and Terry Finnegan’s 2015 assessment of the American battlefield experience during the First World War.

GREEN HOWARDS ON SICILY – SATURDAY THE ARSENAL 

Also known as Alexandra, Princess of Wales’s Own Yorkshire Regiment, the Green Howards made their mark on Sicily in 1943. Steve Erskine has worked with the Green Howards Regimental Museum for several years, and now takes us out to Sicily….