FeastyFest

FeastyFest 2026

FeastyFest 2026 takes place on 12–13 September at Cheam Park, Sutton, Surrey. This two-day family-friendly festival celebrates food, music, and community in a vibrant park setting.

Music

Enjoy live performances across two stages featuring local and tribute bands. Recent acts include 90s pop, ska, reggae, rock, soul, and dance DJs, creating a lively atmosphere throughout the weekend.

Family Activities

The extensive KidZone offers activities for all ages, including:

• Tic Tac Skate School and tree-climbing ropes course
• Archery, mini-fairground rides, and bouncy castles
• Arts & crafts, storytelling, toddler yoga, and cookery classes

Additional Entertainment

Beyond music, expect circus performers, strongman exhibitions, dance fitness sessions, and interactive talks and tastings, adding to the event’s engaging festival atmosphere.

Community & Atmosphere

FeastyFest is a not-for-profit event supporting local charities, fostering community spirit with friendly volunteers and a welcoming environment. It is one of Surrey’s largest independent food and music festivals.

FeastyFest 2026 runs across two days — Saturday 12 and Sunday 13 September — and tickets start from just £5. Booking in advance is cheaper than paying on the gate, and busy days can sell out, so it's worth securing yours early.

Ticket options

• Day ticket — entry for either Saturday or Sunday. Perfect if you're coming for a single day of food, music and family fun.
• Weekend ticket — entry across both days, and the best value if you want the full FeastyFest weekend.
• VIP Weekend (£52.25) — the top tier, covering both days.

Child and concession pricing is shown at checkout. The live price for every tier is on Skiddle — prices step up as the festival gets closer, so earlier is cheaper.

Buy tickets

Buy FeastyFest 2026 tickets on Skiddle → — or via the official FeastyFest website.

Good to know

• Your ticket covers entry and access to everything inside — the street-food village, market and craft stalls, all bars, both live-music stages, talks and demos, and the Kids World zone. Food and drink are bought separately from the traders on site.
• The festival is cashless — bring a card or your phone; there are no cashpoints on site.

FeastyFest 2026 takes place in Cheam Park, Cheam, Sutton, Surrey (SM3 8BP) — an open parkland site right on the edge of Cheam village. Here's how to get there.

By train

Cheam station is the closest, just a short walk from the park, with Sutton station a little further out. Both are well served from central London — trains into Sutton run from London Victoria, London Bridge and Blackfriars — making FeastyFest an easy day out without the car. Leaving the car at home also avoids the queues at peak arrival and departure times.

By car and parking

There's an official festival car park for over 1,000 vehicles, accessed via Netley Close, off Nordan Road. Spaces are limited relative to demand, so arrive early to be sure of a place. If you're local, walking or cycling in is quicker than parking on a busy festival day.

By bus, on foot or by bike

Several local bus routes stop close to Cheam Park, and the site is an easy walk or cycle for anyone in the surrounding Cheam and Sutton area. There are no cashpoints on site and the festival is card-only, so bring a contactless card or phone rather than relying on cash when you arrive.

Food is the heart of FeastyFest — it's one of Surrey's largest independent food-and-music festivals, with over 100 street-food traders serving dishes from around the world across the weekend.

Street food from around the world

Expect a global spread — Greek, Indian, Lebanese, Spanish, BBQ and Sichuan among the cuisines on offer — with something for every appetite and vegetarian and vegan choices widely available. Everything is bought fresh from the traders on the day.

Bars, tastings and masterclasses

Alongside the food you'll find cocktail bars, gin and wine tastings and locally brewed craft beer, plus live chef demonstrations and hands-on masterclasses. Past years have featured cocktail masterclasses, gin and wine tastings and even chilli-eating contests.

Farmers' market and artisan producers

Browse the farmers' market and artisan stalls for local produce, and take a little of the festival home with you.

Paying on site

The festival is cashless — there are no cashpoints on site and traders and bars accept card and contactless payments, so bring a card or your phone.

FeastyFest aims to be a welcoming, family-friendly day out for everyone. The festival is held on a step-free parkland site with disabled access throughout.

Getting around the site

The park is largely flat, though as an outdoor grass site the ground can be uneven or soft in places after rain — sensible footwear is a good idea. Accessible routes run between the main food, music and family areas.

Planning your visit

If you have specific access requirements — such as accessible parking, a viewing area or particular facilities — please contact the organiser ahead of the weekend so arrangements can be made in advance. Registered assistance dogs are welcome.

Good to know

The site is cashless (card and contactless only, no cashpoints on site). Both Cheam and Sutton stations are within reach for step-free travel — check current station accessibility before you set off.