The best festivals in Somerset 2026
Somerset festivals are the stuff of legend. The county is something of an expert at putting on a good shindig when it comes to having fun in a field. Yes, we’ve all heard of one particular star-studded Somerset festival, whose tickets fly off the cyber shelves like hot cakes to lucky, well-prepared folk with fifteen laptops and groups of friends (I’m talking about Glasto obvs)…BUT there are so many other festivals taking place in the county.
From belting your lungs out to banging tunes at a music festival in Somerset, rocking out until the early hours, discovering local artists, participating in theatre, tasting the county’s finest produce, learning age-old Somerset traditions, ogling hot air balloons or simply entertaining the kids, there are all kinds of Somerset festivals to suit all tastes. Keen to join in the fun? Read on for the best festivals in Somerset for your 2026 diary now!
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Festivals in Somerset
I’ve rounded up all the festivals in Somerset that I know of in order of date that they’re taking place.
March
Bath and West Food and Drink Festival 2026
- 21-22 March 2026, 10am-4pm
The British & Irish Cheese Awards will be front and centre of the Bath and West Food & Drink Festival, taking place in the main hall. Visitors will be able to taste award-winning cheeses, explore delicious food and drink stalls, and soak up the atmosphere in a bierkeller-style beer area.
Plus, enjoy expert talks, tasty pairings, and a fun Kids Zone.
April
Yeovil Beer & Cider Festival, Westlands
- When? 25 April 2026, 2-11pm
Yeovil Beer and Cider Festival offers an array of beers, ales and ciders from local and regional breweries, live music from local bands and musicians, plus a range of hearty food. Cheers to good times and great brews.
May
Show of Hands Festival, Bruton
- 24-26 May 2026
For the late May Bank Holiday, Bruton’s Gilcombe Farm will welcome Somerset’s newest festival, Show of Hands. A mind-melding mix of jazz, soul, electronica, global grooves, hot air ballooning, creative arts and wellness.
The festival puts the programming into the public’s palms via an interactive SOH portal. Attendees don’t just watch; they vote on proposals that shape the festival’s “Lore.”
Kids can take part in hands-on crafts, bushcraft and nature workshops, music sessions, dance, and interactive experiences such as pedal-powered activities and creative sound exploration. There’s also storytelling, a travelling library, and a baby chill-out zone.
Barrel and Bloom Festival, Rich’s Cider Farm
- When? TBC
Somerset Day is partnering with Rich’s Cider for an exciting, brand-new, family-friendly event. Expect live music and entertainment, great local food, and lots of Rich’s cider and apple juice to enjoy. Whether you’re coming for the music, food, or just a good time with friends and family, it’s going to be a day to remember. *** Stay tuned for more details mark your calendars now! *** Click here for more info.
June 2026
Bath Vegan Festival 2026, W-S-M
- When? 6 June 2026, 10-30am-4.30pm
Save the date! With 60 amazing stalls, Sound Church, Freedom House, Lower Bristol Rd, Bath is the place to be for all things vegan on 6 June.
Entry: £5 (kids under 16 go free)
VIP Ticket: £15 – includes an exclusive goody bag packed with vegan treats, samples, and discounts! More info here.
Home Farm Fest 2026, Chilthorne Domer
- When? 12-14 June 2026
- Where? Home Farm, Main Street, Chilthorne Domer, Somerset BA22 8RD
Home Farm Fest is a family-friendly, charity festival has grown enormously since the last time I went, back in 2008. Held in aid of School in a Bag, all the bands/artists/performers/volunteers play and work for free to support the cause.
As well as 8 stages of different music, the weekend programme is filled with talks and workshops, plus a large Children’s Area, Market Area, a Wild Play and Wellness Area, talks and workshops, silent discos, children’s discos, a children’s cinema, world food and lots more! Perfect for first timers and festival pros alike, just be sure to dig out something fancy for Friday night’s ‘Posh Wears & Wellies’.
Redstock, Redhill
- When? 20 June 2026
Redstock is a small festival based in North Somerset featuring local traders, six bands, fire dancing, a kids fun zone, and more. All profits go towards supporting the community of Redhill and Children’s Hospice South West.
South Petherton Folk Fest 2026, South Petherton
- When? 20 June 2026, 10am-6.30pm
South Petherton folk festival is a free one-day event in the picturesque village of South Petherton. The Somerset folk festival takes place in venues across the village, kicking off with the Procession Dance and the Ceremony of the Glove – an ancient folklore tradition which dictates that as long as the glove remains airborne, no one can be arrested for drunkenness (please drink responsibly though people I’m not sure this rule stands today!)
As well as musical acts, there is food and drink, stalls, Morris dancers and shows to entertain the kids.
Glastonbury Festival Somerset, Pilton *Fallow Year*
- When? 23-27 June 2027
- Where? Worthy Farm, Pilton
I, I know, I know, the famous Glastonbury Festival in Somerset doesn’t really need any introduction (and to be honest I’m still feeling miffed I missed out on tickets), but I can’t not mention the world’s largest greenfield music and performing arts festival.
Somerset’s Glastonbury Festival is not only a music lovers’ paradise it’s also a 24-hour city of entertainment, with everything from cinema to circus, art and performance on offer for five days straight.
July
Beer & Cider Festival, Somerset Cricket Ground
- When? 24 July 2026
Somerset’s huge Metro Bank One Day Cup derby against local rivals Gloucestershire will coincide with the Beer and Cider Festival.
Held in the fan village, it offers over 100 real ales and craft ciders, local acoustic music, and food options. All Members and match day ticket holders will receive a full set of tasting notes for beers and ciders and maybe find a new favourite!
Family Fun Day, The Cooper Associates County Ground
- Sunday 26 July 2026
Head to the Cooper Associates County Ground in Taunton for the popular, annual Family Fun Day.
As Somerset take on Warwickshire in the Metro Bank One Day Cup, there’ll be plenty of family-friendly entertainment – from face painting and a petting zoo to jugglers, clowns, street food and virtual cricket!
Porlock Weirfest 2026, The Ship Inn
- When? 2-5 July 2026, 6pm-10pm
From humble beginnings, this little beer festival in the pretty coastal town of Porlock has grown and grown and is now in its 14th year! With live bands everyday, over 50 real ales and ciders, plus a hog roast, it’s no wonder Porlock beer festival weekend is popular with locals and visitors.
Priddy Folk Festival 2026, Priddy Village Green
- When? 10-12 July 2026
Set high up in the Mendip Hills, Priddy village folk festival is said to be the friendliest in Britain. What started as a fundraiser for the local primary school has grown to a seven stage extravaganza, showcasing both the traditional and emerging folk scene.
2026 marks the 33rd year of the community festival, so it’s set to be a good’un! Alongside an exciting programme of ticketed events there is also a free fringe, children’s festival and dance line-up.
Somerton Music and Arts Festival 2026
- Somerton festival – July 2026
Events for Somerton’s fortnight-long music and arts festival include music, crafts workshops, art and photography exhibitions, wine tasting, chocolate making, talks and walks. The festival concludes with Somerton’s Somerstock Festival (see below for more details).
Somerstock 2026, Somerton
- When? 10-11 July 2026
- Where? The Rec, Somerton
- Somerton’s Music and Arts Festival (see above) culminates in Somerstock, kicking off with a an extra evening of music from 7pm on Friday night, before the main event on Super Saturday. Festi-goers are under orders to bring your sunscreen and your dancing feet!
As well as a full rosta of bands on two sound stages, street food and attractions, there’s also a Kids’ Zone (under 12s’ tickets are free).
This not-for-profit event is run by a team of unpaid volunteers and the festival donates money to local charities and organisations.
Godney Gathering 2026, Garslade Farm, Glastonbury
- When? 17-18 July 2026
- Where? Garslade Farm, Godney, Somerset, BA5 1RU
Didn’t get tickets to a certain other festival in Glastonbury? Party on in the same postcode (well, almost) at microfestival, Godney Gathering on Garslade Farm. Now in its 12th year, the two-day extravaganza features big bands and local musical talent, comedy and cabaret on its seven stages.
Headliners on the Godney Gathering lineup this year include Reverand and The Makers, The Pigeon Detectives, Dodgy and The Wurzels.
Rock n Ribs Festival 2026, Wincanton Racecourse
- When? 17-19 July 2026
Howdy pardners! Rock n Ribs 2026 lineup celebrates the best of the USA with tribute rock bands, barbecue, cars, big rigs, Red Dragon monster trucks, Megaslam Wrestling, fairground rides, and more. Rock out this summer to main stage headliners, Livewire, Metallica Reloaded and Knotslip at this family-friendly festival.
Leading UK country music acts will also be dazzling the crowds while line dancing and eating competitions (including donut and watermelon – for kids, and burgers and chilli for adults) take over the Food Trial stage. Buy Rock n Ribs 2026 tickets here.
Pitchfolk, Street
- When? TBC
- Where? Quaker Meeting House, Street, BA16 0EB. Camping onsite.
Pitchfolk 2026 is a weekend of singing, storytelling, and shared feasting. Featuring workshops in Yiddish, Slavic, and Icelandic folk songs, it’s open to all who’d like to explore different ways the voice is used around the world—no music reading needed. Don’t miss the Saturday night feast, with performances from the floor.
Expect connection, creativity, and unforgettable songs.
Keith Fest, Henstridge Airfield
- When? 24-25 July 2026
Now in its third year, the family-friendly music festival, Keith Fest, is held in memory of Yvette and Paul Bowler’s son Keith. With live bands, food vendors, two licensed bars, a bouncy castle, face painting, hair braiding and stalls, the event aims to entertain as well as raise much-needed funds for mental health charity, Brave & Determined.
Friday: Adult, £8, child £4 (5yrs and under 16yrs.), Saturday|: adult, £15, child, £5. Weekend ticket without camping Adult £20 Child £6. Weekend inclusive of 2 nights camping: adult, £35, child £6.
Weston Shanty and Folk Festival 2026, Weston-super-Mare
- When? 31 July-2 August 2026
- Where? Multiple venues across WSM
- The Weston Sea Shanty Festival is organised by Weston’s own shanty band, The Steepholmers. It’s all about folk music and pirates – fancy dress encouraged!
Over 40 bands are expected to play across a variety of bars and venues in the town centre, with a centre stage at the Italian Gardens – check the website for a full list of performers.
Entry to all venues is free (except for The Grand Pier) although donations to the charity buckets (raising for RNLI and The Lions Club) are appreciated.
Valley Fest 2026, near Bristol
When? 31 July-2 August 2026
This impossibly scenic family-friendly Valley Fest takes place on Luke Hasell’s organic farm, 9 miles outside Bristol. As well as the cracking music, food is very much on this Chew Valley festival agenda, so make sure you arrive hungry to make the most of the street food and scrumptious sit-down feasts from fine local producers. All to be washed down with your favourite West Country tipple and some festy-neon Somerset vibes of course.
Valley Fest is also a wonderland of fun for children with veg picking, mini raves, crafting, circus games, face painting and ride-on tractors for young’uns.
This year’s headliners include Friendly Fires, Cast and Big Special.
August
Farm Yard Circus Family Festival, Beckford’s Tower
- TBC
Roll up, roll up! The utterly brilliant Farm Yard Circus are rolling into the Grotto Paddock at Beckford’s Tower and bringing their high-energy, heartwarming outdoor show and festival vibes with them!
Named one of Outdoor Arts UK’s Top 10 Shows of 2023, this witty, joyful jumble of acrobatics, folk music and physical theatre is all inspired by life on a farm and is an uplifting tale of overcoming our differences. Watch wide-eyed as they juggle hay bales, wheelbarrows, a tractor tyre and even an old scarecrow! The show is all set to a boot-slappin’ live soundtrack of old-time tunes and raucous rhythms that’ll have you toe-tapping to the crazy stunts unfolding before you.
After the spectacle, the fun continues with an afternoon packed full of circus workshops, games galore, giant bubbles, music (DJ and live) plus the chance to show off your new skills in the Variety Show finale!
The Mendip Family Festival
- TBC
Spread across 250 acres of glorious countryside, Mendip Activity Centre is the South West’s largest independently-owned outdoor activity provider. Sharing the same site is Mendip Basecamp, the ideal spot for camping families who love active adventure holidays and have kids of all ages.
Mendip hosts a brilliant family-friendly festival in partnership with the Rotary Club of Wrington Vale, raising vital funds to support disadvantaged young people in the local area. It’s an epic, feel-good weekend, jam-packed with music, adventure, and cinema under the stars – the perfect way to round off the summer holidays.
Chill on the Hill, Ham Hill
Chill on the Hill returns to Ham Hill Country Park on 30 August 2026 and it’s bigger and better than ever!
Now in its fifth fantastic year, this one-day mini-festival combines circus thrills, live music, great food, artsy fun and feel-good community vibes – all set in one of Somerset’s most picturesque green spaces.
Hosted by arts charity Take Art as part of its CULTIVATE programme (which links food, art and nature in rural communities), the event is supported by the National Lottery Heritage Fund and local partners. Tickets are just £1 (or pay what you can), and everyone’s welcome – from toddlers to great-grannies! Bring your deckchairs and blankets, and settle in for a day in the beautiful South Somerset countryside.
Chard Rock Festival 2026, Crewkerne Road, Chard Town
- When? 8-9 August 2026
Chard Festival 2026 has three headliners planned for each day. Moretallica, Wildside and Motorwrecked, Bon DC, Europe UK and Foo Fighters SW will be serving festival goers a rockin’ auditory feast.
ArcTanGent 2026, Compton Martin
- When? 19-22 August 2026
Attention heavy metal and experimental rock lovers, this one’s for you! ArcTanGent is a critically-acclaimed festival that takes place on the idyllic Fernhill Farm in the Chew Valley.
During the exhilarating three-day event, over 100 acts play across five alternating stages, with each night ending in a silent disco (from 11pm to 3am). Food and drink comes from a range of independent and local breweries.
Watchet Summertime 2026
- When? TBC
Street market stalls, workshops, live music, open air cinema and fireworks are just some of the summer holiday activities happening during Watchet Summertime.
Curry Rivel Live 2026, Westfield Playing Fields, Langport
- When? TBC
Save the date and get ready to be entertained! The kids’ area is open until 6pm.
Taunton Pride 2026, Vivary Park
When? TBC
A celebration of arts, culture, diversity and inclusivity in Taunton. More info here.
Rimpfest 2026, Rimpton
- When? TBC
Rimpfest is a small charity festival with live music, a hog roast and camping.
Live in Somerset 2026, Taunton
- When? TBC
Watch this space.
Somerset Tribute Festival 2026, Yeovil Showground
- When? Not taking place in 2026.
South Somerset’s tribute festival is not taking place this year.
The Sand Cider Festival 2026, Wedmore
- When? TBC
Shimmy the night away at Sand Cider Festival Wedmore to an amazing line-up in a beautiful candle-lit orchard overlooking Tealham Moor and Glastonbury Tor. In addition to great music, there will be cooking demos, wellness activities, family fun, food vendors and a bar serving a wide range of spirits and locally-produced beers and ciders, including Ashgrove Farm’s very own artisan cider, ‘Old Jollop’.
Truckfest South West, Shepton Mallet
- When? 29-30 August 2026
Be amazed by Monster Trucks and Arena Stunt Shows, meet children’s characters, enjoy exhilarating rides and see some incredible trucks at the Bath and West Showground. More info.
September 2026
Wedmore Real Ale Festival
- When? 18-20 September 2026
Wedmore Beer Festival has been running for 24 years, raising money for worthy causes, spreading the word about great real ales and entertaining festival-goers. It’s not all about the ale though, there are ciders, craft beers, a wine and gin bar, plus food stalls to help fuel the merriment.
Priston Music Festival, near Bath
- When? 18-20 September 2026
Priston Festival 2026 celebrates local music and artistic talent as well as nationally-renowned acts. All types of music feature on the festival programme as well as film, literary events, singing and dancing workshops and children’s art activities.
When it comes to venues, no public village amenity is left unturned – you’ll find events taking place in the parish church, pub, village hall, car park, as well as the village green.
Weston-super-Mare Pride 2026
- When? TBC
Join the celebrations at Weston Pride – the biggest Pride event in the UK on the Beach Lawns in Weston-super-Mare!
Somerset Street Food Festival, Portishead
- When? TBC
Enjoy three days of great food, entertainment and family fun with over 25 top street food traders coming together to serve up a diverse range of delicious dishes. FREE.
Somerset Food Trail 2026
- When? TBC
The Somerset Food Trail Festival celebrates the farms, landscapes, people and variety of places behind the Somerset’s most flavourful and nature-friendly food. Farmers, growers and food producers open their doors to the public at set times in July – think cheese tasting, vineyard tours, cider festivals and foraging workshops.
The 17-day-long programme of events and experiences is designed to raise awareness of the importance of farming regeneratively, and eating seasonally whenever possible.
To help trail-goers discover the wealth of incredible food and drink producers on their doorstep, this year’s trail is focused on a series of ‘Somerset Feasts’. Participating venues are challenged to host a memorable meal or tasting event that puts the spotlight on ingredients grown, or made, within a 30-mile radius. YUM!
eat:Festivals 2026
eat:Festivals bring the best West Country food and drink producers and artisans to markets in town centres across Somerset, Devon, Dorset, South Gloucestershire and Bristol. All are free, non-ticketed events where you can buy local food and drink directly from the producers. Put these 2026 Somerset eat: Festivals dates in your diary:
- eat:Minehead April – The Avenue
- eat:Weston April – on the Italian Gardens
- eat:Castle Cary April – town centre
- eat:Nailsea April – High Street & Crown Glass shopping centre
- eat:Taunton May – around Taunton minster, Hammet Street and all the way up East Street
- eat:Bedminster May – East Street
- eat:Burnham-on-Sea May – all through the town centre, focused on College and Victoria Streets.
- eat:Portishead May – Parish Wharf and all along the north bank of the Marina
- eat:Yeovil May – Middle Street, Wine Street & Union Street
- eat:Portishead August – Parish Wharf and all along the north bank of the Marina
- eat:Wellington Sept – South Street and High Street
- eat:Yeovil – Middle Street, Wine Street & Union Street
- eat:Weston Sept WSM – on the Italian Gardens
- eat:Clevedon October – Queens Square, Station Road and Old Church Road
- eat:Yeovil Nov – Middle Street, Wine Street & Union Street
- eat:Weston Nov – inside The Winter Gardens and outside on the Italian Gardens
- eat:Nailsea Dec – High Street & Crown Glass shopping centre
Wedmore Arts Festival 2026, Wedmore
- When? 10-18 May 2025
The village of Wedmore (nestled between the Mendips and the Somerset levels) plays host to the Wedmore Arts Festival in May. The festival is back for 2025, with a brilliant new programme and some exciting innovations.
Featured performers include a mixture of high profile household names as well as up-and-coming local talent.
The Bath Festival 2025, Bath
- When? 16-25 May 2025
The Bath Festival is England’s longest-running arts festival and a 10-day celebration of music, books, science, politics, live music and poetry. The full 2025 line-up includes award-winning spoken word artists, a Literature Lounge, pop-up performances, Shakespeare-themed lunchtime lectures and performances by household names and rising stars.
Wells Comedy Festival 2025, Wells
- When? May 23-25 2025
Three days of hilarity, four Wells venues, over 40 comedy shows. From England’s smallest city comes Wells Comedy Festival a jam-packed weekend of comedy, bringing the finest comedians in the country to the heart of Somerset. Past years’ line-ups have included Nish Kumar, Flo & Joan, Priya Hall, Harry Hill, Alan Davies, James Acaster and more.
Frome Festival 2025, Frome
- When? 4-13 July 2025
This 10-day community arts festival is run as a hybrid fringe, with an eclectic range of events and performances showcasing up-and-coming local and national talent in music, art, wellbeing, food and drink. The Frome Festival Programme 2025 includes exhibitions, workshops, comedy, walks, art trails taking places across over 40 venues in the town.
All the World’s our Playground Festival, Shepton Mallet
- When? TBC
From a 50m life sized sperm whale (with a theatre shows inside) to pop-up swing dance workshops, immersive walkabout Blockbuster movie scenes to a thrilling six piece acrobatic circus, the FREE family-friendly All the World’s Our Playground Festival aims to put young people’s creativity at the heart of the town and is fuelled on imagination-rich experiences for all the community.
Wells Theatre Festival 2025, Wells
- When? 19-22 June 2025
Complementing the current Wells Literary, Arts, Comedy and Food festivals, the Wells Theatre Festival aims to attract a theatre-going public of all ages, whilst also encouraging young people to participate in theatre. Oscar winning actress, Dame Judi Dench and renowned director, Sir Richard Eyre are patrons for the festival.
Bath Carnival 2025
- When? 13 July 2024
If you’re looking for free family festivals in the area, head over to Bath Carnival to celebrate carnival culture with this vibrant street procession of fabulous costumes, dynamic dance moves and live music.
Starting at The Bath Recreation Ground, the carnival will make its way through the city, ending in Sydney Gardens with live bands, DJs, food and drink stalls, drumming and dance workshops, a super pirates kids’ zone and lots more!
Somerset literary festivals
Calling all word wizards, book worms and masters of spit and wit, as well as all those who like to sit back and have their eardrums electrified, senses stimulated and minds motivated…
Watchet Literary Festival 2025
- When? 21-23 February 2025
The Watchet festival of literature, Words of Watchet, talks and creative writing workshops, takes place across several venues in the charming harbour town of Watchet. Events take place in Watchet Boat Museum, East Quay and the Backyard Theatre.
Featuring a mix of book readings, live performances, and workshops, highlights include appearances by award-winning authors, as well as storytelling sessions, innovative poetry and prose, including live art poetry by Ralph Hoyte and readings from competition winners.
A special event includes an audience with Anna Buckley, co-creator of the BBC’s The Life Scientific.
Jane Austen Festival Bath 2025
- When? 12-21 September 2025
Every September, Bath’s splendid Georgian cityscape provides the perfect backdrop for a celebration of the life and work of one of its most famous former residents, Jane Austen.
During the ten-day festival, over 80 Austen-themed events take place including guided walks, readings, concerts, dance classes, theatrical performances and workshops, with one of the highlights being the Grand Regency Costumed Promenade, when hundreds of fans fill the city’s streets clad head-to-toe in splendid Regency dress. More info.
Bath Children’s Literature Festival 2025
- When? 26 September-5 October 2025
Europe’s largest children’s literary event features a fantastic array of world-class authors, illustrators, literary megastars, storytellers and poets.
The kids’ Bath literary festival gives young book lovers a chance to meet the minds behind their literary heroes, watch fun-filled poetry performances, take part or attend a poetry slam, discover the power of poetry alongside published authors, plus lots more.
Wells Festival of Literature 2025
- When? 17-25 October
Wells Literary Festival began 33 years ago, and aims to promote the love and enjoyment of books, reading, and the written word. The 9-day festival takes place in Cedars Hall, a state-of-the-art performance venue situated in the beautiful grounds of Wells Cathedral School.
You can typically hear from a wide range of novelists, speakers on politics, ecology, travel, history, biography and philosophy. Events include literary lunches, poetry, short story and kid’s book competitions.
Yeovil Literary Festival 2025
- When? 23-27 October 2025
Yeovil Literary Festival has been bringing inspirational writers, speakers, comedians and thinkers to entertain, inspire and enlighten audiences for 11 years. 2023’s line-up included Delia Smith, Melanie C, Hugh Bonneville, Anton du Beke and Tom Kerridge. This year’s is yet to be announced, so watch this space!
Events take place at The Octagon Theatre, Westlands Entertainment Venue and Yeovil Library.
Other Somerset festivals 2025
Bristol International Balloon Fiesta 2025, Ashton Court
- When? 8-10 August 2025
One of the most famous Bristol festivals on the calendar, this free four-day family-friendly event is the largest of its kind in Europe. Mass ascents of over 100 hot air balloons are scheduled for early morning and late afternoon, wind permitting.
Bristol Balloon Fiesta 2025 daytime visitors can look forward to fairground rides, entertainment, live music, kid-friendly activities (including a family foam party!) and awe-inspiring aerial displays, all set in the beautiful grounds of North Somerset’s Ashton Court Estate.
Evenings bring spectacular nightglow shows (9pm on 9 and 10 August) – when balloons illuminate their burners to a soundtrack provided by BBC Radio Bristol – with a firework finale.
Somerset Festival of Transport 2025, Frome Showground
When? 27-28 September 2025
Showcasing tractors, steam engines, military vehicles, classic cars and motorbikes, the Somerset Festival of Transport is going straight into my two-year old’s diary!
Alongside the machines there’s a whole host of entertainment, including the Tiger’s Children’s Motorcycle Display Team, dog shows, birds of prey and trade stalls selling crafts, car parts, tools, food and drink. More info.
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