Sunday 25th August 2024

Rule The World

Rule The World | The World's Best Take That Tribute Band (ruletheworldofficial.com)

Guns Or Roses - The UK's ultimate Guns N' Roses tribute band

Saturday 24th August 2024

Guns Or Roses

Full line-up TBC

Who's invited

You, your family and your friends! This is a community festival open to all and especially welcomes well behaved adults and kids. The variety of live music will keep you all entertained and the children's activities will keep the younger ones happy. Enjoy!

WE ARE NOT ALLOWING DOGS THIS YEAR

There's always time for some festival shopping from stalls with unusual crafts and gifts to fun fancy dress, toys, jewellery and lots more!

Shopping

Exhibits and Arts & Crafts

Every year there are a whole host of local groups, clubs, charities and arts & craft activities. You can learn, create and have fun whilst meeting new people and getting to know your local community.

Getting there

Abbey Grounds Park

3 Blake Rd

Cirencester

GL7 2DA

If you are local, hop on a bus, enjoy the walk or take to your bikes! Cirencester has excellent road links to the major motorways. Cirencester’s nearest railway station is at Kemble (around 5 miles from Cirencester) on the Cheltenham- Swindon-London line. Once at Kemble you can get a taxi to Cirencester, or there is a limited bus service.

Car parks in Cirencester include The Market Place, Abbey Grounds car park, Brewery car park, Old Station car park, Waterloo car park, Forum car park. These car parks operate a pay and display system.

Cirencester car parks

Food & drink

To keep you fed and watered there is some great festival food and drink! Alternatively, why not bring your own picnic? We do however, we have to say no to BBQs and due to licensing laws, you can't bring your own alcohol. The drinks at the bar are reasonably priced and security are vigilant to keep our family festival friendly and trouble free. Bring as many soft drinks and water as you can carry, but no glass bottles are allowed at the festival.

Accessibility

The Phoenix Festival is a fully accessible festival that does not discriminate either through age, gender or ability. It is a disabled friendly site that encourages people with physical mobility challenges to be included.