Festival Membership
How your support makes a difference
Become a Fairest Friend now! Are you a Salty Sailor?!
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Become a Fairest Friend now! Are you a Salty Sailor?! 〰️
This new festival creates impact in a number of ways. By bringing our world-class artists, it provides new opportunities for local islanders to access musical experiences & knowledge of historically-informed early music - enriching the musical landscape of the Island.
The creativity and excellence of the Festival will also attract new national & international cultural visitors, promoting the Island as a cultural beacon and help raise its profile in terms of cultural heritage. The Isle of Wight is an Arts Council Priority Place and Levelling Up for Culture Place demonstrating need for more cultural investment and engagement.
In collaboration with IOW Music Hub, festival artists will run workshops in schools, who do not often have the opportunity to see professional musicians, never mind play alongside them. In addition, there will be masterclasses for talented young people who would benefit from creative role-models and exposure to career pathways.
Your support will enable stunning performances at the highest level, inspiring workshops in schools and insight into the cultural heritage of a magical island.
To make a single donation to the Festival, use the DONATE button.
Fairest Friend - £25
Priority Booking and regular updates about the Festival
Salty Sailor - £75
As above - plus Barokksolistene ‘Alehouse Sessions’ CD and introduction to the Festival from Robert Hollingworth, Artistic Director via Zoom.
Magical Mariner - £200 or more
As above - plus a complimentary pair of tickets to Barokksolistene’s ‘Alehouse sessions’ at Medina Theatre.
Dragon Donor - £500 or more
As above - plus complimentary festival pass to all concerts, events and workshops. Cream tea with the Artistic and Festival Director to be arranged!
Supporting the Island
Fairest Isle Festival is working with Independent Arts - an Island charity that uses creativity to help people live happier, healthier and more connected lives. Established in 1987, it uses the arts to improve wellbeing, quality of life and to reduce social isolation. £1 from every concert ticket sold will be donated to the charity.