A warm welcome to the
Blythe Hill Fields Festival!
Sunday 7 July 2024
12 noon to 5pm
Admission: FREE
It’s a great day out and a chance to celebrate our diverse local community through music, performance, culture, food and fun.
Enjoy local acts, food, craft stalls and small traders, wildlife activities, a funfair and our new Community Tent – at an event run entirely by volunteers, on behalf of the local community.
Our themes for 2024 are Community and Sustainability so come and enjoy the greenest and most community-focused Festival ever!
Enjoy the MUSIC
The Main Stage will be the centre of the attention this year, with some great acts livening up the mood.
Have a new EXPERIENCE
A first for 2024, we have a brand new Community Tent with Community experiences through the afternoon. Don’t be a spectator - get involved!
Entertain the KIDS
Enjoy the kid-friendly programme on the Woodland Stage , send them on a Bug Hunt or tap into the amazing line up of new Experiences available for the first time this year.
Join the BUG HUNT
Find hidden bugs around the park and unlock the power to create seed bombs!
Discover what’s new in the FRIENDS TENT
Visit the Friends Tent to swap clothes, buy some home made cake and have your say about what we should focus on next.
Win amazing RAFFLE PRIZES
This year’s Star Prizes:
a £100 Good Food deli hamper from Hunters
a £100 bar tab at Blythe Hill Tavern
a £100 spend at Campervantastic
a meal for 4 at Amrutha.
And there are plenty more prizes!
Eat, drink and shop the STALLS
A highlight every year, take a look at our line up of stalls for 2024.
Support our brilliant SPONSORS
Enjoy services from the best and most community-minded local businesses by lending your support to our sponsors.
Like our look?
Inspired by The Kindred of Kibbo Kift, a 1920s movement based in community, pacifism, creativity and enjoying an outdoor life in nature, and the forerunner of the Woodcraft Folk founded by local Honor Oak resident Leslie Paul.
Long-standing Friend and graphic designer Jo Miller has handcrafted our festival logo typeface and created a series of handmade icons which reflect the Friends of Blythe Hill Fields activities on the fields in the Kibbo Kift style.