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Welcome to Moseley Folk & Arts Festival 2026 in Birmingham
From September 4 to 6, 2026, Moseley Folk & Arts Festival marks its twentieth anniversary in Moseley Park, Birmingham. Set across eleven acres of parkland around a small lake, the sloping grounds form a natural amphitheatre that has hosted folk, alternative and singer songwriter music alongside a lively arts and crafts programme since 2006.
Highlights and Attractions at Moseley Folk & Arts Festival in Birmingham
- A twentieth anniversary line up featuring international and homegrown folk and alternative artists
- The main stage set right beside the lake, framed by the park's natural slope
- A rich arts and crafts programme running alongside the music
- Comedy and spoken word performances on additional stages
- Family friendly activities and workshops for all ages
- A wide selection of street food and drinks from across Birmingham
- A compact, intimate festival site tucked into the greenery of Moseley Village
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Program and Schedule: What to Expect in 2026
Doors open around 1pm on Friday and around 11am on Saturday and Sunday. The last performances usually finish around 9pm, with the park closing at 10:30pm each day. Besides the main stage, additional stages host comedy, spoken word and acoustic sets, while arts and craft stalls fill the park throughout the weekend. The festival is non camping, so it is designed for day visitors.
Tickets and Admission for Moseley Folk & Arts Festival Birmingham
Tickets are sold on a tiered system, meaning prices rise as demand increases closer to the event. At the current tier, day tickets sit at around 81 euros and weekend tickets at around 227 euros, fees included. Children under 12 attend free when accompanied by a paying adult, and discounted tickets are available for those aged 12 to 17. Availability varies by day and ticket type, so booking early through the official website is recommended.
Visitor Tips: Travel and Accommodation in Birmingham
- Moseley sits about two miles south of Birmingham city centre and is easy to reach by bus or train
- Moseley train station and several bus routes drop visitors close to the park entrance
- Since the festival does not offer camping, staying in Moseley Village or central Birmingham is worth planning ahead
- With the anniversary edition drawing extra crowds, accommodation should be booked well in advance
- Comfortable footwear is a good idea given the park's gently sloping terrain
Note: The information on this page was researched at the time of writing and may have changed since then (e.g. date, venue, or program). Visit the organizer's official website →
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