Things to see and do
The field is a popular meeting place buzzing with the festival atmosphere surrounding the Main Marquee, an artisan market, food and drink outlets and much more. There are lots of free activities on the Festival Field, Diamond Jubilee Field WA4 2AP, in Stockton Heath Village, and in community venues surrounding the Village.
There is plenty to do in Stockton Heath Library, St Thomas’ Church, Scout Centre, Alexandra Park, the Scout Centre and more,.
On Saturday and Sunday volunteers will be on hand to assist with FAQs, programmes, directions and ticket sales.
Festival Box Office
Open at the Forge Shopping Centre in the heart of Stockton Heath Village for several weeks before the festival. Follow the festival on social media for the latest news.
Thursday to Sunday
Thursday
Festival events include the Festival Art Exhibition in St Thomas’ Church, and a variety of comedy and theatre events.
Friday
The Festival Field comes alive for the opening night double-bill. Festival-goers can enjoy the Friday concert in the Main Marquee. At “Friday o’clock” meet friends, and let your hair down at the main Festival Marquee opening concert! Visit What’s On for more details.
Saturday
There are many events happening on the Festival Field, at the Scout Centre, in the library, Alexandra Park, and venues surrounding Stockton Heath Village. Many events are free, and others are reasonably priced (note online ticket sales are subject to a ticketing booking fee). Visit What’s On to find out more.
Times are approximate and may be subject to change.
Sunday
There are many diverse events to choose from on the Festival Field, in the library, at Alexandra Park, the Scout Centre, and in and around Stockton Heath Village. Visit What’s On to find out more.
Times are approximate and may be subject to change.
More to explore!
Finding your way around various venues:
– St Thomas’ Church WA4 6HJ
– Stockton Heath Scout Centre WA4 2AP
– Stockton Heath Library WA4 2AN
– Appleton Parish Hall WA4 5EQ
– Grappenhall Heys Walled Garden WA4 3DS
– Hill Cliffe Church WA4 5AL
– Methodist Church Hall WA4 6NL
Open-air theatre: The Rivals
Say hello!
In addition to the packed programme of events, visiting the Festival Field over the weekend will be many community organisations and charities.
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Heritage Walks
A popular pasttime at the Stockton Heath Festival, these events sell out quickly so early booking is recommended.
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Out and About
Friday
Watch this space for a new programme of events coming soon.
Saturday
Watch this space for a new programme of events coming soon.
Sunday
Watch this space for a new programme of events coming soon.
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Alexandra Park Cafe
Saturday 5th and Sunday 6th July
Afternoon tea and cakes from 1pm to 5pm. Join the Friends of Alexandra Park at the pavilion. All proceeds go back into the park and the community.
The park is next to the Festival Field, where the marquees, artisan market and Dog Show (Sunday) is being held. See What’s On here.
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Stockton Heath Library
Look out for events throughout the festival weekend
The library runs a packed programme of free activities during each festival for children and adults including storytelling, writing tips, poetry and more.
Timing varies – see “more” below.
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Art Exhibition
Runs throughout the festival
Don’t miss the opportunity to browse quality artworks from talented locals, meet artists, and cast your vote for the Tudor Pole “People’s Favourite” award.
Fancy supporting the Festival?
As a charity, the Festival relies on volunteers and sponsorship. To volunteer, you must be over 18 years old with a few hours to spare. If this sounds like you, we’d love to hear from you!
To sponsor, various packages are available so please express your interest in supporting the Festival below (planning for the 2025 Festival will begin in October 2024).
Fill out the brief form below and choose the area you’re interested in and a member of the Festival Team will get back to you.
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