Unearthed Festival 2019, near St Davids in Pembrokeshire, is a three day festival including reggae, world and folk music with a variety of heartfelt, nourishing offerings centred on the principle of 'The expansion of consciousness from the material to the ethereal'.

Festivals For All reviewers simply love this bash in the stunning Pembrokeshire countryside. Previously known by the moniker of Unearthed In A Field Festival, this is a cracker … here’s what our FFA reviewer said about last year’s shenanigans:

“A place of such sacred beauty deserves a jewel at its heart and Festivals For All may well have discovered it in a field near the ancient Welsh capital of St David’s. Unearthed in a Field was a stunning festival and managed to capture that intangible mystical power of the land and channel it in expressions of words, music, dance and song that, well, simply blew this Reviewer away.”

Read the full Unearthed In A Field Festival 2018 Review for just a brief flavour of the goodies going down over the weekend.

Unearthed is here to create a safe space to learn and grow and share. They are a family friendly festival with a good knees up in the evenings. The days are filled with inspiring talks on topics such as science and spirituality, comedy, storytelling, workshops, kids area, circus skills, great vegetarian food and or simply exploring the beautiful Pembrokeshire coastline.

The evenings are music orientated with alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks available (organic and locally sourced where possible, and all top quality).

If you are interested in sustainability, consciousness, campaigning, community, and a good dance, then this is for you.

Other goings on include the Drenchtown area with sauna and jacuzzi (clothes remain optional - but respectful), yoga and meditation, wood working, late night hang outs by the fire, the mighty Sunday fire sculpture burn, music lessons and jams, healing space with various therapies, Poetry, busking, walk around acts, Kids tents, stalls selling selected cool stuff and more.