Showing upcoming festivals from Tue 22nd Sep 2026 onwards.
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Transition Festival
22nd - 28th Sep 2026
St George's Hall Beer Festival
24th - 27th Sep 2026
Knockengorroch Festival
27th - 31st May 2027
Three Rivers Music Festival
28th - 30th May 2027
The Big Retreat Festival
28th - 31st May 2027
The Great Estate Festival
4th - 6th Jun 2027
The Gathering Festival
29th May 2027
Moovin Festival
11th - 13th Jun 2027
Killin Music Festival
19th - 20th Jun 2027
Henley Festival
7th - 11th Jul 2027
Eskfest
8th - 10th Jul 2027
Beat-Herder Festival
16th - 18th Jul 2027
Truck Festival
22nd - 25th Jul 2027
Rock The Mote Festival
23rd - 25th Jul 2027
Y Not Festival
29th July - 1st Aug 2027
Belladrum Tartan Heart Festival
29th - 31st Jul 2027
Belladrum Tartan Heart Festival
29th - 31st Jul 2027
Music, Family Friendly, Boutique
Large
Under 18's Allowed
Showers, Luxury Showers, Luxury Toilets,
Fairground, Silent Disco, Kids Area, Cinema / Film screenings, Extreme Sports
Standard Camping, Luxury / VIP Camping, Quiet Camping, Caravan, Campervan
World Yoga Festival
29th July - 1st Aug 2027
Edinburgh International Festival
6th - 30th Aug 2027
Boomtown: Chapter 6
11th - 15th Aug 2027
ArcTanGent Festival
19th - 21st Aug 2027
Beermageddon
26th - 29th Aug 2027
The Big Feastival
27th - 29th Aug 2027
25-48
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Many boutique festivals are beginning to attract some big names whilst still managing to stay true to their roots. Representing a more authentic festival experience, most grassroots festivals have developed reputations over the years that some of the big festivals struggle to compete with.
Offering an eclectic experience free from the stresses of bigger festivals, grassroots and boutique festivals don't just concentrate on music but offer vast attractions taking in the arts, workshops, comedy and theatre, leading to a well rounded weekend of easygoing, exciting programming that leaves you wanting more.
Whereas large festivals sometimes feel a little soulless, these small festivals focus on their eccentricities often featuring local traditions and products whilst exposing the boutique festival goer to some interesting smaller acts and entertainment activities that would not normally be on the radar of larger festivals.
