Bluedot - a festival where music, science and comedy collide under the shadow of one of the world’s largest telescopes - made its grand return on Friday following a three-year hiatus.
Over the course of three days - four days if you nab early access - this truly unique festival brings together a eclectic mix of UK-based artists and global talent, interspersed with science talks from the like of talks Tim Peake, plus workshops, stargazing and plenty of laughs courtesy of this year’s comedy lineup.
It might also be one of the few festivals in existence where one minute you find yourself wandering through a fire-lit passage of artworks, guided by Luke Jarman’s astonishing Floating Earth sculpture, and the next you're listening to legendary dance duo Groove Armada drop At The River at sunset.
