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Folk by the Oak Festival


Sunday 19 July, 2026


About Folk by the Oak

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Folk by the Oak is just outside London, but feels a million miles away. This one day festival is surrounded by the leafy green parkland of Hatfield House, where you will be immersed in music, history, ancient oaks, bunting, fun and laughter. 

From the intimacy of our Acorn Stage to the open air festival buzz of the Main Stage, the festival will bring you award winning musicians and inspiring new talent in one memorable day.

The carefully curated stages are complemented by lovingly hand-picked caterers and craftspeople. For younger 'Folk by the Oakers' there is a world of creative workshops to discover onsite as well as our dedicated family friendly area.

 


Folk by the Oak

Seasick SteveSeasick Steve
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Black Country, New RoadBlack Country, New Road
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TALISKTALISK
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Iona LaneIona Lane
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Jessie ReidJessie Reid
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ValtosValtos
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Olivia ChaneyOlivia Chaney
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Adriano AdewaleAdriano Adewale
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Seasick Steve / Black Country, New Road / TALISK / Iona Lane / Jessie Reid / Valtos / Olivia Chaney / Adriano Adewale / Sam Kelly & The Lost Boys / Spell Songs / Rain Of Animals / Lyfe / Emily Keeble


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Sunday 19 July, 2026

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Folk by the Oak FAQs

Folk by the Oak 2026 is on 19 July.

Folk by the Oak is located in Hatfield Park, Hertferdshire.

Address: Great North Road, Hatfield Park, Hatfield, AL9 5ER.

Folk by the Oak is an all ages event.  Children aged 15 and under must be accompanied by a parent or guardian who is over 18 years old. Organisers recommend a maximum supervision ratio of one adult for every three children, and children must be supervised at all times.