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home » festivals » Glade Festival » Glade offers fans the chance to create an arena or propose site artand get grants totalling £3,000Monday 8th March 2010 This year Glade Festival is offering three £1,000 grants and a handful of backstage tickets to people who would like to produce their own area, or propose site art installations at this year's event which is also seeking student reps.
Nick Ladd, Glade Festival Creative Director said, "We've been going to Burning Man for the last few years and the show there is 100% generated by the people that attend the festival. As a result, the creative diversity is mind boggling, so we are bringing a bit of that vibe to the UK to see what ideas people have got buried in the surrealist depths of their minds. We can't wait to see what people come up with!" "We have always seen Glade as an interactive experience and this is taking that ethic to the next level. Anybody can now become part of the Glade's future creative direction and we invite people to let their imaginations run wild and come and join us in making Glade happen." Students can also get their hands on a £2,000 arts bursary to be awarded to the best proposal for a site art installation that will be built at Glade 2010. "Glade is renowned for having some of the best art at any UK festival and this is a great opportunity for art students to merge their college art project with Glade and cop a nice bit of cash in the process." explained Nick Ladd. Glade have also announced their new Glade Union program, a student ambassador scheme which sees Glade recruit students as marketing partners to help promote the event and sell tickets at their respective universities on a commission basis. Glade will be working with Bristol, Bath, Southampton, Portsmouth, Exeter, Birmingham, Bournemouth, Plymouth, Cardiff and Oxford Brookes Universities as part of the scheme, and all student applicants are invited to join the selection process by completing an application form. "Any students interested in events, promotion, festivals and marketing generally, should be up for it." said Nick Ladd. "There's a fat bonus scheme for the most successful reps and it's a great shout for anyone wanting to get some money together for their annual summer break." For more information see http://www.gladefestival.com/students. The Glade runs from Thursday 15th until Sunday 18th July, once again returning to the site of this year's festival, Matterley Bowl near Winchester, in Hampshire and has so far announced Orbital, Simian Mobile Disco, and Tricky. Tickets are on sale priced at £135, with under 12's able to go free if accompanied with an adult. Those aged 13 - 15 years are allowed, with a full priced ticket but must be accompanied by an adult. To buy tickets, click here. Expect a market, sound systems and cafes such as Chai Wallahs, Come and Play, One Tribe World Stage, Punjabi Lounge, and TRiBE of FRoG - The Frog Pond. The festival has full camping facilities, car park, licensed bars open until late, food stalls and markets, and more besides. published: 18:02 (GMT)
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