In the latest FeastyFest Cheam social media update, the team said tickets are selling quickly and encouraged anyone planning to attend to book in advance rather than wait until Saturday morning or arrive at the gate. Organisers also warned that visitors could pay more on the door, making advance booking the better option for those who already know they are going.

The message comes as FeastyFest prepares to bring two days of street food, live music, bars, independent traders and family entertainment to Cheam.

Tickets selling fast for FeastyFest weekend

The latest update puts ticket availability firmly in the spotlight as the festival enters its final few days of preparation.

Organisers have directed visitors to the official Skiddle ticket page to check the remaining options and book ahead.

No specific sell-out percentage has been announced in the post, so anyone considering a last-minute visit should check the live ticket availability rather than assume a particular day or ticket category has sold out.

For those already planning to attend, the organisers' message is clear: booking before the weekend could avoid paying a higher price at the gate.

What is happening at FeastyFest 2026?

FeastyFest is much more than a food market, with the 2026 programme combining international street food, live entertainment and a large range of activities.

According to the organisers, this year's event will feature street food from 30 countries, two stages of live music and entertainment, 10 bars and more than 100 produce, artisan and craft traders.

That gives visitors plenty to explore across the weekend, whether they are heading to Cheam for the food, the music or a family day out.

Live music at FeastyFest

The latest festival update highlights a varied music programme, with artists including Ellie Sax, Shelly Nelson, Sweet Female Attitude, General Levy, JJ, Shy Cookie, DJ Bezi, Killa P and Tippa Irie.

The mix of dance, garage, reggae and party-focused entertainment is designed to keep the atmosphere going across both days.

With two stages operating throughout the weekend, visitors can combine live performances with food, drinks and the wider festival activities.

A packed weekend for families

Families are also a major part of FeastyFest's plans.

The organisers have highlighted an 80-metre-plus assault course, a large inflatable area, archery, axe throwing, zorbing, circus skills and workshops.

Younger visitors can also look forward to kids' cookery classes, storytelling, live wrestling shows and other entertainment.

The range of activities means FeastyFest can work as a full-day outing rather than simply a quick visit for lunch.

Should you book FeastyFest tickets in advance?

If you already know you want to attend, booking ahead is the sensible option.

The organisers have specifically warned visitors not to leave it until the gate and say advance tickets can avoid a higher on-the-door price.

Ticket availability may change as the weekend approaches, so check the current options before making travel plans.

When and where is FeastyFest 2026?

Dates: Saturday 12 – Sunday 13 September 2026

Location: Cheam Park, Sutton, Surrey

Tickets: Available through the official FeastyFest ticket page on Skiddle

With food from around the world, two stages of music and a substantial family programme, FeastyFest is preparing for another busy weekend in Cheam.

And with organisers now highlighting strong ticket demand, anyone planning to go may want to make their decision sooner rather than later.

Keep checking UK Festival Guides for the latest FeastyFest news, ticket updates and festival information.