With the atmospheric surrounds of Stonehenge Summer Solstice is a free celebration over a single evening and it has been going for seven years now.   

The solstice itself is a single moment but the event is spread over four days of celebration and camping. Four days of good food, beer, cider and light music can be enjoyed. Casual entertainment will be provided by samba bands and drummers but there will be no amplified music.

On the evening on Monday 20th June the English Heritage is expected to provide managed open access for around 20,000 people to Stonehenge for the Summer Solstice. The solstice is set to be at 22:34 and access to the stones themselves is expected to be from about 7pm on Sunday 19th June.