Charity Peak District trucking festival BuxFest returns in June
Buxfest is revving up its engines and getting ready for three days of fun in the Peak District hills.
This year Buxfest will have live music as well as a disco, bouncy castle, rodeo bull, and assault course and a full bar and hot food options.
A spokesperson for Buxfest said: “The countdown is on for an incredible weekend at Buxfest Truck Show from Friday June, 5 to Sunday June, 7 — and spaces are filling up fast.
“Join us for a fantastic weekend packed with amazing trucks on display, barbecue food stalls and a fully stocked bar.
“There will also be live music and great entertainment as well as camping and a brilliant festival atmosphere.
“Whether people are bringing their truck, staying for the full weekend, or just coming along for the day, Buxfest is shaping up to be one of the highlights of the summer.”
The spokesperson said: “We proudly remember Eddie and continue his passion for bringing people together. This year’s festival is dedicated to his memory.”
The festival will be giving all its proceeds to Andy’s Man Club.
A charity spokesperson explained: “Andy’s Man Club are a men’s suicide prevention charity, offering free to attend peer-to-peer support groups across the United Kingdom and online.
“We want to end the stigma surrounding men’s mental health and help men through the power of conversation.”
The festival is taking place Seed Low Rake Camping, Longstone Edge and tickets for this family friendly event are £35 for truck and camping entry and day tickets are £10 per person per day.
The Buxfest spokesperson added: “Bring your friends, bring the family, and come enjoy a weekend full of great trucks, great food, and great company.”
For more information and tickets visit buxfest.com