Hove Hosts Kendal Mountain Festival

The Kendal Mountain Festival Live tour 2027 is set to captivate audiences with its handpicked curation of award-winning short films, showcasing the beauty of nature and the thrill of adventure. On Wednesday, 17 March 2027, The Old Market in Hove will host this unforgettable event, which brings the spirit of the world-famous Kendal Mountain Festival to stages across the country.

The experience will be a multi-sensory one, with a live talk from an inspiring speaker who will share exclusive insights into their adventures, bringing the stories to life. Local representatives will also take to the stage to share their work in opening up the outdoors to their community, providing opportunities for attendees to get involved. This unique blend of film and live talks will create a truly immersive experience, inspiring attendees to explore the great outdoors.

Established in 1980, the Kendal Mountain Festival has become an internationally-acclaimed gathering for filmmakers, writers, adventurers, and enthusiasts. The Festival celebrates all aspects of outdoor and adventure culture, showcasing films, talks, exhibitions, and activities that inspire a love for the outdoors. With its global platform for sharing stories of nature, exploration, adventure, and discovery, the Kendal Mountain Festival has become a premier event for adventure-seekers and outdoor enthusiasts.

The Kendal Mountain Tour 2027 will be a testament to the power of storytelling and the beauty of nature, leaving attendees inspired and moved by the shared spirit of adventure. As a celebration of outdoor culture, this event will provide a unique opportunity for attendees to connect with like-minded individuals and be inspired by the stories of adventure and exploration.

Tickets are with the button beside the article. The event is a chance to be part of a global community that shares a passion for the outdoors and adventure, and with the added incentive of a chance to win a bundle of outdoor and adventure equipment, it's an event not to be overlooked.