End of the Road is an independent music festival held annually in Dorset, England that focuses on folk, acoustic, and indie music performances as well as comedy acts. The festival strives to create an intimate atmosphere without focusing on any one particular band or performance. It was originally funded by the creator selling his house and has since been funded through revenue from previous festivals. The festival features both signed and unsigned acts allowed to play longer sets alongside good food and drink in a strong musical environment to achieve a "perfect festival" experience.

1. End of the Road

2. What kind of Festival is it?
End of the Road is an independently owned festival
designed to have an intimate feel and a selective line-up
where no attention is given to one particular band or
performance.
They play folk/acoustic/indie music and have comedy
performers.

3. Where and When?
End of the Road is set in Dorset, at the ‘Larmer Tree
Gardens’.

4. Target Audience
Fans who enjoy Festivals featuring Indie/Acoustic
performances.
I know this because this is a festival with Indie/Acoustic music

5. Funding
End of the Road was originally funded by the creator,
Simon, who in the want to create his own Festival sold his
house to fund the Festival.
All others have been funded by revenue from other
Festivals.

6. Artistic Policy
End of the Road shows acts both signed and unsigned, that
are allowed to play sets longer than usual and provides
good, healthy food and drink in a strong musical
atmosphere in an attempt to create a ‘perfect festival’.
End of the Road also features comedy and supports charity
organizations, and will not accept sponsors to keep the
attention on the musical side of the festival.