On-demand, live and on catch-up, discover the very best mountain, adventure and nature films, specialist sessions, guest speakers and literature. Kendal Mountain Festival 2020 has something for everyone, and the festival organisers have extended the Festival over 10 days, with the ability to catch up on-demand until the 31st of December.
Watch the superb new trailer for this year's edition of Kendal Mountain Festival, titled 'Only Weather.'
KMF has very kindly offered all UKC/UKH readers a unique discount for festival events.
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Well that’s a bit crap for those of us who have bought tickets already.
Also while I’m having a moan, I really a lot of the lineup this year and have contemplated the full pass but with
200+ Films
30 + literature sessions
15+ special sessions
How am I expected to watch all those within 10 days. Even if I watched a quarter, I’d be having to watch 6 sessions a day. Short of taking 10 days off work, I’ve no chance.
It’s be nice for the organisers to make them available to you for longer so you can watch what you’ve paid for
They are available until the new year now.
Ooh really? I didn’t see that update. That makes it much more appealing.