Festival

Singers and musicians, street entertainers and Morris dancers - it seems that anybody and everybody who enjoys folk music heads for Warwick in July each year. Since its humble beginnings in 1979, the annual Warwick Folk Festival has developed into one of the most highly regarded folk events on the national and international scene, attracting fans from all over Britain and as far afield as the USA

Since 1972, Wath Festival has been all about great music, community spirit and having a good time. Now in its 54th year, the festival has hosted some of the biggest names in roots music. It hosts various events, with the weekend being the highlight. Wath Festival won ‘Best Village Festival 2013’ in Feata Magazine and was runner-up for ‘Festival of the Year 2010’ in Feata Magazine. The festival takes place in Wath upon Dearne, near Rotherham, on Friday 1st May. ...

For the 72nd Time ! Sidmouth Folk Festival is a unique week-long seaside celebration of music, dance and song taking place in the charming East Devon regency coastal resort. A must in every festival goer’s annual diary.

An evening only event. The Wee Fife Folk Festival was originally planned in 2020, but we all know what happened then! 2 years later and with a smaller scope, the inaugural event took place. It may have been wee, but it was such fun, we decided to do it all again. And it’s back for 2026 as well.

Spanning three days and three stages, the festival features 33 acts. It is one of the first folk festivals of the year.

Festival including Friday Singaround, Saturday Workshops, Folk Club, and Concert, and Sunday Holy Joe, and Singaround. Festival raises money for Charity, and remains good value for money, costing W/e £10 plus camping at £5.00 a night. For full details se the website.