Festivals Events Across the UK
3,734 upcoming festivals events in 24 towns and cities
As of September 2026, EventsList.co.uk lists 3,734 upcoming festivals events across the UK, spanning 24 towns and cities, including free options. Listings are updated three times daily from verified UK ticketing sources and each event includes the date, venue, price and a direct booking link.
Showing 24 of 3734 events

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Art Journaling September
📍 Kevin Hayward Art | The Hayward Studio
£16.96

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Glenties Harvest Fair Festival 2026 — Traditional Fair, Parade & Family Fun
📍 Glenties Town Centre

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AiDiA 2026
£54.45
FREESound City Festival
📍 Forest Row
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Guildford Fringe Festival
📍 The Back Room Of The Star Inn
FREEBrighton Psyche Fest
📍 Brighton And Hove Multiple Venues
FREEThe British Country Music Festival
📍 Winter Gardens Blackpool
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Moseley Folk & Arts Festival
📍 Moseley Park

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Not the Oasis Rally, Again. 2026
📍 Holme Bush Inn
£5.00 - £20.00

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Didmarton Bluegrass Festival 2026
📍 Kemble Airfield , Gloucestershire
Free - £105.00

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Foodies Festival 2026 - Bath
📍 Royal Victoria Park Bath

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Bredon Cider Festival 2026
📍 Croft Farm Water Park
Free - £407.49

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Yorkshire Traction Engine Rally 2026 - Public Camping
📍 Scampston Hall
£15.00 - £100.00

Fields Of Gold Festival 2026
📍 Tameside Stadium

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She Rises Festival 2026
📍 The Wild Retreat
£22.38 - £109.05

Brighton Psych Fest
📍 Various venues: Brighton
FREEThe Kids are Coding
📍 John Lewis Oxford Street

MONKEY at Blam Blam Fever (Coatham Hall, Redcar)
📍 Memorial Hall

Sheb Fest 2026- 10th Anniversary
📍 Allacott Farm, Shebbear, Devon

Undercover Festival
📍 Rodney Parade Stadium
FREEAiredale Onam Celebration 2026
📍 Airedale General Hospital

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Pharmacy Project Festival
📍 TBA - / Allenford Farm

Vache Baroque Summer Festival
📍 The Vache
£24114.00

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Pharmacy Project Festival
📍 TBA - / Allenford Farm
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Frequently Asked Questions
How many festivals events are on in the UK?
There are currently 3730+ upcoming festivals events listed across 24 UK towns and cities on EventsList.co.uk. New events are added daily — browse by city or date to find what's near you.
Where are the most festivals events happening?
The most active places for festivals events right now are London, Glasgow, Manchester, Birmingham, Bristol. Pick your city below to see local listings.
Are there free festivals events?
Yes — several of the current festivals listings are free to attend. Open any city page and use the free events filter to see them.
How do I book tickets for festivals events?
Every listing on EventsList.co.uk includes a direct booking link to the official ticket seller. Open any event for full details, pricing and the "Book Tickets" button.
Festivals Events in the UK — Your Complete Guide
the UK's festivals calendar is one of the highlights of the city's cultural year, transforming parks, streets, public squares and indoor venues into vibrant spaces of communal celebration. The city's festival programme covers music, food, film, literature, arts, culture, heritage and sport — there's something to mark almost every season.
Summer brings the largest outdoor festivals to the UK, with multi-day events drawing tens of thousands of visitors from across the region and beyond. Music festivals in particular have deep roots in the city, and the annual programme of headline festivals now ranks among the most anticipated events in the UK's cultural calendar.
But the UK's festival scene isn't only about headline names. Community festivals celebrating the city's diverse cultures — Caribbean carnivals, South Asian food festivals, Chinese New Year celebrations, African arts festivals — are among the most joyful and authentic experiences the city offers. Many are free to attend and genuinely open to all.
Planning a festival visit in the UK: buy tickets early for the most popular events as they frequently sell out months in advance; check travel options carefully as major festivals often lead to road closures and increased public transport demand; bring layers as British summer weather is unpredictable; and allocate more time than you think you'll need — the best festival experiences are rarely rushed.