FeastyFest

About FeastyFest

FeastyFest began in 2018 as a local family food event built around small producers. For 2027, FeastyFest returns to Cheam Park, Sutton, Surrey on 11-12 September, with food, drink and music spread across two days. Around 20,000-plus people attend across the weekend.

It is Surrey’s largest not-for-profit food, drink and music festival, with roughly 140 producers, bars and street-food vendors in the mix. The format stays close to its starting point: regional food, family activity and community programming.

Lineup and Programme

Music runs on the Main Stage and Secret Stage. The programme also takes in cookery demonstrations, talks and tastings, markets and craft stalls. Beyond the food side, the family arena covers Kidzone activities, live wrestling, circus skills and workshops, live fire shows, archery, tree climbing, Yoga Tots, Baby Zumba and a fun fair.

Who Is It For?

The crowd skews older than many music-first weekends, but the programming is family-oriented. Children are explicitly catered for through the Kidzone, circus workshops, tree climbing, Yoga Tots and Baby Zumba. Ear defence is recommended near the stages.

The Venue and Site

Cheam Park gives FeastyFest an open-air park site in Sutton, with the arena and family area using separate water points. Accessible toilets are placed throughout the site. Trading is card-first and cashless, with no cashpoints on site.

Parking is part of the site plan, with space for more than 1,000 cars via Netley Close off Malden Road. Disabled parking uses Parkside Road in Cheam Village.

Getting to FeastyFest

Cheam Park sits in Sutton, Surrey, with access by rail or road through Cheam Village.

• Nearest stations: Sutton station and Cheam station.
• Road access: Netley Close off Malden Road, Malden Road, Parkside Road and The Broadway.
• Parking: on-site parking for more than 1,000 cars via Netley Close off Malden Road.
• Disabled parking: access via Parkside Road in Cheam Village.