We’re back for 2022 with our first meeting of the year at The Shakespeare, Bridgnorth on Wednesday 23rd February from 7pm. Everyone welcome, come along and let us know if you’d like to get involved and what you’d like to see happening this August bank holiday

Along with other festivals Bridgnorth Music & Arts Festival has had to make the difficult to decision to take another year off.

Even as social distancing rules are being relaxed before the festival, there is not enough time to organise the festival whilst ensuring the safety of our fantastic performers, volunteers and our brilliant audiences.

Mama Mia will be shown at the Quayside this Saturday night instead of at the town’s Edgar Davies Ground.

Due to circumstances beyond the control of the festival and Bridgnorth Rugby Club we will unfortunately have to move our cinema event this year, the good news is that we will be screening Mama Mia at the Quayside on Saturday night with free admission as usual.

On our High Street stage we have Ian Darby, Tin Drum, Secret Elephant, Rumour, Young Braves, headline act Savannah and acoustic performers throughout the day on the acoustic stage. Not just great music, we also have great vinyl and vintage stalls alongside our High Street stage, and you can also enjoy a fantastic selection of food and drink at the annual Food Fair on the other side of the Town Hall. Not to mention our brilliant Bridgnorth pubs, cafes and restaurants, all of the ingredients needed for a great day out.

We love our sponsors, without them our festival couldn’t go ahead and we certainly couldn’t run our free events without them.

Just £10 per night for a small (two man) tent or £15 per night for a large tent, camper van, caravan or motorhome. Toilets and showers on site, just across Bandon Lane at the Edgar Davies Ground.