A: We’re an invitation-only one-day outdoor extravaganza featuring live music, food, and more - all in aid of a good cause. Raising money for two charities close to our founders' hearts, Diabetes UK and Cancer Research UK, our aim is to be “Curing Illness One Party At A Time!”

Previously known as ‘B on the Hill’, the event started in co-founders Chris and Jim Burgess's mum Lesley’s back garden in Kent’s Blue Bell Hill.

A: We’re a friends and family event that has grown over the years through an expanding network and word of mouth. With capacity for 1,000 people, our invitees are welcome to bring along any people they trust to the event. If they’re welcome in your home or garden, then they’re welcome on our farm.

Please RSVP and share the invitation directly to our Facebook event page.

A: As with previous years we are asking for donations for the event on entry. Please bring cash. Our suggested donations amount are as follows:

£20 per adult

£10 for kids aged 5-16

Free for kids under 5

£50 family ticket (2 adults and up to 4 kids)

A: This year’s event takes place in Aldington, near Ashford in Kent. The exact location will be shared directly with attendees as we approach the event. Please make sure you RSVP to the Facebook event or contact our organisers to stay up to date with information.

A: We’ll have a car park available on-site for anyone driving. For those taking the train, the closest railway stations are Ashford International and Ham Street, both of which are a short taxi ride from the site. Uber is available or we recommend local taxi firm Mike’s Taxi.

Please note if you are traveling by train, the last train from Ashford towards London is 23:16.

A: There will be a small number of camping and campervan spots available on a first-come first served basis. To secure your space, please email bonthefarm22@gmail.com. Please note that as the entrance to the site is tight, campervans with a longer wheelbase may struggle with entry. 

A: There is a number of options close to Adlington, we recommend you look on Airbnb and Booking.com.

A: The event takes place 3pm-midnight on Saturday 19th August 2023. Campers will be able to arrive earlier, the details will be sent to you once you have confirmed your place via email.

A: Yes! Children are very welcome at the event, with kids under 5 welcome for free and discounted donation options for those under 16 years old. We’ll have face painting and other activities on-site for young ones to enjoy.

A: Guide dogs and authorised assistant dogs are permitted but no other animals are allowed on site.

A: Yes you are very welcome to bring your own picnics, as well as alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages to site.

A: Yes, while we’re allowing attendees to bring their own food and drink we’ll also have some food vendors on site including pizza, fish and chips, baked goods, and ice cream. We’ll also have a licensed bar serving beverages. Please note that these will all be CASH ONLY.

A: While there is no festival dress code, as is with B on the Farm tradition we are once again encouraging attendees to don a sh*t hat for the event, with the best one to receive a prize on the day.