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Rhythms of the World is a registered charity which uses the Arts to unite communities. All donations we receive fund our Outreach Programme and help us to keep our festival ticket price as low as possible and accessible to everyone. Our Outreach Programme runs through the year and aims to take the ethos and energy of the Rhythms of the World festival out to groups that might not otherwise experience it - disabled people, disadvantaged children and young people and the elderly. Our annual music festival is held in Hitchin, Hertfordshire and involves 125 acts across 6 stages and up to 30,000 festival-goers. It's a great place to celebrate music, art, dance and cuisine from 'around the world and round the corner'. Rhythms of the World aims to encourage people of all ages, cultures and musical tastes to access and enjoy something different.
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