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Down at the Abbey 2020
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An Independent Music Festival in the Reading Abbey Ruins.
Following the success of the first year, Down at the Abbey returns with two stages of stunning live music, delicious street food and award-winning craft beer and cider from Siren Craft Brew, all at a venue like no other - historic and beautiful Reading Abbey Ruins.
Down at the Abbey 2020 is on Saturday 12 September 2020.
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