Mark your calendars now: the Priddy Folk Festival returns on the 10th – 12th July, 2026.
Join us for wonderful music in a beautiful setting
Our wonderful organising team is already curating an great lineup of artists, dancers, workshops, and activities for you to enjoy.
We’ll bring you great folk music from the UK and beyond, ranging from traditional ballads to contemporary folk fusion. See exceptional folk music performances and discover exciting new artists.
There’s dancing too: watch captivating traditional dance performances and join in the fun – learn folk dances from various traditions or join a ceilidh – perfect for all ages and skill levels.
There’s more: you’ll also be able to participate in hands-on workshops, listen to poetry and see engaging visual art, explore the local landscape – or learn from skilled musicians in engaging sessions.
And for children, the Festival is a great way to introduce the next generation to folk traditions – we’ll be offering children’s activities, storytelling sessions, and family-friendly performances.
We’re looking forward to the magic of being surrounded by beautiful countryside, sharing great food and drink, and connecting with fellow folk enthusiasts.
There are options to stay on-site with festival camping, or you can explore nearby camping and self-catering options.
Timeline
We will start releasing lineup information in December, 2025.
Early bird tickets will go on sale December 1st, 2025 — festival tickets can make perfect Christmas presents for the folk music lovers in your life!
Standard tickets go on sale in March 2026. Visit the tickets page to get your tickets for the Priddy Folk Festival
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Supporting Our Community
The Priddy Folk Festival is a Registered Charity dedicated to supporting the local community and environment year-round. We’re especially proud of funding music and arts programs for young people, ensuring folk traditions continue for future generations.