The festival will mark its 20th edition in September 2026, with Thursday night’s headliner set to remain secret until the ...

A CHRISTMAS market is returning to a popular Dorset wedding venue. Larmer Tree Gardens, located at Tollard Royal, off the A354 between Salisbury and Blandford Forum, will host the market on Friday, ...

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What makes the quirky little Dorset Festival held at the Larmer Tree Gardens so special? And is it ideal for families? Speaking to LT’S Anna Harriott, she thinks it is partly to do with the unique ...

End of the Road (EOTR) festival was overdue a bad weather year. The last time the rain truly came down in the ornate grounds of Dorset’s Larmer Tree Gardens was eight years ago, and even then, the ...

Under the Radar snapper Adam Houghton went to the picturesque Larmer Tree Gardens in sunny Wiltshire at the end of August for the 2023 edition of End Of The Road Festival. This year’s line-up saw ...

The 2015 End of the Road Festival happened September 4 – 6 at Larmer Tree Gardens in Wiltshire, England. The lush, pastoral setting — it is apparently not uncommon to see a peacock wandering around — ...

It takes a certain kind of mindset to forego music festivals in one’s own city, let alone country, and book a ticket out of the States for the express purpose of hiding in a forest filled with music, ...

Larmer Tree, a wedding venue situated on the border between Dorset and Wiltshire, has been named South West Regional Winner at The Wedding Industry Awards 2026.

Sir Tom Jones has announced that he will open this year's Larmer Tree Festival. The Voice UK coach will perform at the 24th annual music event, which takes place from July 16 to 20. "I've heard great ...

The 2015 End of the Road Festival happened September 4 – 6 at Larmer Tree Gardens in Wiltshire, England. The lush, pastoral setting — it is apparently not uncommon to see a peacock wandering around — ...