Continuum Arts Collective presents Revel in the Meadow 2026 on Saturday, August 15, at Dover Elks Event Field in Dover, NH. All net proceeds from this event will support the next generation of artists and musicians in the Seacoast, Southern Maine, and beyond.
Revel in the Meadow also features on-site camping, two music stages, four hours of art activities for kids, a community art project, over 20 artisans, homemade food, craft beer, and spirits. Free admission for all students 18 and under (must be accompanied by an adult). We seek attendees, sponsors, volunteers, and artisans!
Headlining acts include A Band of Brothers: An Allman Brothers Tribute, Seacoast Last Waltz Band, Ramble on Rose Band, Terrafunk, and Lightheaded Collective. We'll also have a separate admission after party (included with VIP and camping tickets) featuring Rose Alley, along with a student stage featuring the best up-and-coming bands on the Seacoast. Check our Facebook page and follow us https://www.facebook.com/revelinthemeadow.
Location
Dover Elks Field
282 Durham Road, Dover, NH, USA
282 Durham Road, Dover, NH, USA
Date & Time
Sat. August 15, 11:30 a.m.-9:00 p.m.
Artisans
Each year, CAC hosts 20-30 artisans at Revel. These submissions are reviewed, and if your work is accepted, the artisan fee is $50 for a 10'x10' space or $100 for a 10'x20' space. All artisans must provide their own 10x10 or 10x20 canopy tent and tables. If accepted, you will receive a follow-up email with detailed instructions on setup logistics and other critical information.
Schedule
9:00 AM
Artisans and Campers Welcome
10:30 AM
VIPs Welcome
11:00 AM
Gates Open for General Admission
11:30 AM
Student Stage TBA
12 PM
Main Stage: Lightheaded Collective
12:30 PM
Student Stage: TBA
1 PM
Main Stage: Terra-Funk
2 PM
Student Stage: TBA
2:30 PM
Main Stage: Shakey: A Night of Neil Young
3:30 PM
Student Stage: TBA
4 PM
Main Stage: Ramble on Rose Band
5:25 - 6:55 PM
Main Stage: Seacoast Last Waltz Band
7:15 - 9 PM
Main Stage: A Band of Brothers
9:15 - 11:30 PM
Elks Main Hall: Revel After Party with Rose Alley
RITM FAQ
Revel in the Meadow Frequently Asked Questions
Please review and adhere to these rules if you plan to attend.
All are welcome at Revel in the Meadow regardless of race, color, national origin, gender, gender identity, gender presentation, sexual orientation, age, body size, disability, appearance, religion, citizenship, or pregnancy. We have a zero-tolerance policy for discrimination or harassment of any kind.
Do I need my ticket?
You can either print your ticket or display it on your phone.
Can I camp?
On-site camping is allowed with a camping pass. No RVs or campers are allowed without permission from the festival organizers.
How many camping tickets do I need per campsite?
Just one.
Can I bring a cooler to my campsite?
Yes.
Are fires allowed at my campsite?
Fires are NOT allowed.
Where should I park?
We'll have on-site parking at the Elks and overflow parking at Dover High School. A shuttle bus runs every half hour. Parking is also allowed alongside Route 108 (please use caution; Route 108 is a busy road).
Do I get special parking with my VIP pass?
Yes! This year, we're providing our VIP ticket holders with designated parking. You must arrive before 2 p.m. to claim your spot. Please ask the parking attendant where to park.
Is there special parking for campers?
Yes. We allow one vehicle per site. Please ask the parking attendant where to park.
Can I re-enter the festival if I leave?
Yes. We allow re-entry. Please do not remove your festival wristband.
What happens if it rains?
This is a rain-or-shine event. We have a giant tent to protect you from the elements.
What can I bring?
Please review and adhere to these rules if you plan to attend.
All are welcome at Revel in the Meadow regardless of race, color, national origin, gender, gender identity, gender presentation, sexual orientation, age, body size, disability, appearance, religion, citizenship, or pregnancy. We have a zero-tolerance policy for discrimination or harassment of any kind.
Do I need my ticket?
You can either print your ticket or display it on your phone.
Can I camp?
On-site camping is allowed with a camping pass. No RVs or campers are allowed without permission from the festival organizers.
How many camping tickets do I need per campsite?
Just one.
Can I bring a cooler to my campsite?
Yes.
Are fires allowed at my campsite?
Fires are NOT allowed.
Where should I park?
We'll have on-site parking at the Elks and overflow parking at Dover High School. A shuttle bus runs every half hour. Parking is also allowed alongside Route 108 (please use caution; Route 108 is a busy road).
Do I get special parking with my VIP pass?
Yes! This year, we're providing our VIP ticket holders with designated parking. You must arrive before 2 p.m. to claim your spot. Please ask the parking attendant where to park.
Is there special parking for campers?
Yes. We allow one vehicle per site. Please ask the parking attendant where to park.
Can I re-enter the festival if I leave?
Yes. We allow re-entry. Please do not remove your festival wristband.
What happens if it rains?
This is a rain-or-shine event. We have a giant tent to protect you from the elements.
What can I bring?
- Sunscreen
- Empty refillable water bottles to use at refillable water stations.
- Soft-sided coolers
- Bags under 20”x20”x10.”
- Blankets 6’x8’ or smaller
- Strollers
- Chairs
- Shade tents
- Point-and-shoot cameras
- Medications and prescriptions
- Over-the-counter medications
- Totems
- Discrimination or harassment of any kind
- Bags larger than 20” x 20” x 10”
- Glass containers
- Hard coolers (unless you're camping, but you must leave them at the campsite)
- BYOB alcoholic beverages - we'll have alcohol for sale inside.
- Illegal substances
- Firearms
- Fireworks
- Tools including knives, box cutters, and aPepper spray, mace, or any item
- that could be used as a weapon
- Flag poles
- Laser pointers
- Pets (this one hurts...I really wish we could allow dogs, but as you know, it only takes one)