GlastonBARRY Juniors Festival

About GlastonBARRY Juniors Festival

After a first documented run in 2022, GlastonBARRY Juniors Festival 2027 returns to Romilly Park, Barry, Vale of Glamorgan, Wales as a family music event built around tribute pop and children’s entertainment.

The 2027 event is listed for 23 July. Organisers said the 2023 edition welcomed around 5,000 guests, with that year’s bill promoted around three tribute acts. It began in 2022.

Who Is It For?

The audience is younger families, with age-adapted entertainment running alongside the music. Under-18s must attend with an adult, and under-18s wear wristbands on site.

Children under three enter free. Parents or guardians of children under 10 are asked to write a contact number on the wristband.

The Venue and Site

Romilly Park is the site, with the festival using covered areas including a 6,000-capacity Big Top circus tent. The Juniors programme includes rides, games and workshops, plus a tiny tots disco, live magic and New Wave Wrestling.

There is no on-site camping. Site facilities include a free water refill station, licensed and soft drink bars, disabled toilet facilities, changing facilities and an accessibility viewing area in the main arena Big Top.

Travel

Romilly Park sits in Barry, Vale of Glamorgan, with the festival address listed as Romilly Park, Barry, CF62 6RN. Barry station is the nearest rail point.

• Rail: Barry station is about 100m / under 1 mile from Romilly Park.
• Walking route: Organisers direct visitors from Barry station via Broad Street and Romilly Park Road.
• Road access: Listed access roads include Broad Street, Romilly Park Road, High St and Park Crescent.
• Parking: Limited free parking is available around Romilly Park, with Pay & Display car parks at The Knap and on Barry Island within about 1 mile.
• Accessible parking: Disabled parking is available on site by advance reservation for Blue Badge holders.