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DOONHAME 2022

Doonhame Festival 2022 went ahead as planned on the 22nd and 23rd July 2022 here at The Crichton. In what turned out to be a rather wet weekend, it was fantastic to see everyone out enjoying themselves again and to welcome so many great artists and performers back to The Crichton.

A big thank you to the team behind the Doonhame Festival and to their staff, volunteers and festival-goers!

FOR YOUR DIARY: Doonhame Festival 2023 – 21st and 22nd July. A limited number of Early Bird Tickets are now on sale!

DOONHAME 2023

Just a small selection of photographs from Doonhame 2022 at #TheCrichton…

Photo credit: Martin Mckeown

Photo credit: JS Sports and Events Photography

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