Pub in the Park 2026 begins on 14/05 and lasts for 4 days, wrapping up on 17/05.
In the UK, there’s only one other festival on the same weekend.
Based on its maximum daily capacity of 8,000, we class Pub in the Park as a Small festival.
Although there is no minimum age for entry, Pub in the Park is not considered family friendly. It doesn’t have children’s entertainment or separate family camping.
Pub in the Park is a day festival offering access only, meaning you have to arrange accommodation off-site.
2026 tickets: TBR
The 2026 lineup contains 6 acts. Jools Holland & his Rhythm & Blues Orchestra, Craig David, GABRIELLE, McFly and Razorlight headline the festival.
14th – 17th May 2026
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Pub in the Park is 1 of 31 music festivals in the South East of England. The festival’s full address is: Higginson Park, High St, Marlow, SL7 1AW.
We asked a popular AI tool a few things about Pub in the Park. Here’s what it told us 👇
Pub in the Park uniquely blends the very best of British gastropub culture with a fantastic live music festival experience. Unlike typical food festivals or music events, it brings together award-winning, often Michelin-starred, pubs serving their signature dishes alongside world-class bands on the main stage. Founded by Tom Kerridge, it offers a rare chance to sample gourmet food from renowned kitchens in a relaxed park setting. This sophisticated yet accessible combination, touring picturesque locations, makes it a distinctly enjoyable and memorable culinary and musical journey.
For first-timers, arrive early to beat the queues and get your bearings before the main rush. Download the festival app to plan your food strategy and music schedule; popular dishes sell out quickly! Wear comfortable shoes as you’ll be on your feet exploring all day. Remember it’s largely a cashless event, so have your cards ready. Consider booking masterclasses or tasting sessions in advance, as they fill up rapidly. Most importantly, pace yourself with the delicious food and drinks – there’s so much to try!
What many might not realise is the immense logistical undertaking involved in transforming public parks into high-end food and music venues. Each location requires building temporary, fully functional professional kitchens to the exacting standards expected by Michelin-starred chefs, all while ensuring consistent quality across multiple sites and managing complex waste and sustainability initiatives. It’s far more than just setting up marquees; it’s creating temporary restaurants and concert venues from scratch, making each stop a significant engineering and culinary marvel that’s seamlessly packed up and moved on.
The atmosphere at Pub in the Park is wonderfully relaxed, friendly, and vibrant. During the day, it’s often a family-friendly affair, with attendees enjoying gourmet food, chef demonstrations, and early music acts. As evening approaches, it transforms into a lively party, with everyone singing along to fantastic bands and soaking up the communal energy. It’s a sophisticated yet unpretentious vibe, where foodies and music lovers mingle freely, creating a celebratory feeling akin to a really good garden party with amazing food and an epic playlist.
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