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.

Feast of Flavours & Drinks

FeastyFest’s Grub Hub is a global food-lover’s paradise. Over 100 street-food traders from around the world serve up everything from Greek gyros and Spanish paella to Indian curries, sizzling BBQ and more. In past years you could tuck into churros at Churros Ole, smoky chimney cakes at The Chimney Baker, zesty kebabs from Salt and Pepper UK, spicy Sichuan salads from Nimtoh and Lebanese falafel from BEYroots. And it’s not just street snacks – there are cocktail bars, wine-tasting and locally brewed beers on tap. Each year a craft beer garden and mixology tents quench thirsts. Don’t miss the chili-eating contest, cocktail masterclasses or gin & wine-tasting sessions that have been highlights in recent festivals. In short, FeastyFest is a feast for all the senses – outstanding food and thirst-quenching locally brewed drinks in a festival atmosphere.

Artisan Markets & Wellness

Beyond the food trucks, FeastyFest’s Farmers’ Market & Craft Stalls offer plenty of shopping. Rows of gazebos sell local produce, crafts and artisanal goodies – think homemade jams, chutneys, artisan chocolates, baked pies, cheeses and deli items. Visitors love browsing hand-crafted jewellery, homewares and gifts from dozens of local traders. The festival also features wellbeing and holistic stalls with yoga gear, organic skincare, herbal teas and more, so you can relax between feasting. In past festivals the shaded Wellness Garden area invited guests to unwind with yoga classes or a cup of herbal tea after shopping. With everything from fresh farm eggs and chutneys to skincare and craft beers, the markets capture the community spirit of FeastyFest.