FAQs

There is no re-entry once you have entered the festival site. Please ensure you have everything you need before setting off for the festival. Our ticketing system and door staff cannot cope with the volume of people coming in and out if we were to allow everyone to leave and return.

We can, however, offer some flexibility at the discretion our Door Security Staff under specific circumstances, e.g taking your kids home and returning later, disability access, medical emergencies. As you leave, share your reasons, make sure you get scanned out and when you return, scan back in.

Don’t hesitate to get in touch with us directly for more specific requirements and we’ll always try our best to help.

Each ticket holder will receive a Do’s & Don’t email prior to the festival. Please make sure you read this thoroughly.

Gazebos and tents are not permitted. The use of camping chairs is permitted towards the back of the park, this area will be clearly signposted and volunteers can point you in the right direction if you have any issues.

You can bring picnic food into the park, but we ask that nothing sharp is brought in – no metal cutlery and no glassware. All food items should be decanted into reusable containers. Absolutely no single-use plastic is allowed into the festival.

Any liquids brought onto site must be in sealed, unopened containers. Absolutely no alcohol, low-alcohol or zero-alcohol can be brought into the festival. We encourage attendees to bring an empty, refillable water bottle to refill at our water points. This makes your access to Moseley Park quick and easy.

At the festival, we have several well stocked bars & concessions, offering Cocktails, Pimms, Wine & Fizz to cater for all tastes. Sugar free squash will be available from the bar free of charge for children. You can bring an empty, refillable water bottle to be refilled at our water points.

Dogs are also not permitted on site unless they are guide dogs.

Moseley Folk is hosted in the intimate and unique location of Moseley Park. To preserve the park, Moseley Folk is a non-camping festival. If you want to camp at a local camping site or book close accommodation, head to our accommodation page here.

Moseley Folk is a cashless event. Card, Apple Pay & Google Pay are accepted by all vendors.

Please feel free to bring folding chairs and blankets and make yourselves comfortable. We ask that chairs are kept back beyond a certain point so there’s room for both the seated and standing (there will be signs and stewards to show you).

Picnics have been a large part of Moseley Folk & Arts Festival since the beginning.

You can bring picnic food into the park, but we ask that nothing sharp is brought in – no metal cutlery and no glassware. All food items should be decanted into reusable containers. Absolutely no single-use plastic is allowed into the festival.

Any liquids brought onto site must be in sealed, unopened containers. Absolutely no alcohol, low-alcohol or zero-alcohol can be brought into the festival. We encourage attendees to bring an empty, refillable water bottle to refill at our water points. This makes your access to Moseley Park quick and easy.

At the festival, we have several well stocked bars & concessions, offering Cocktails, Pimms, Wine & Fizz to cater for all tastes. Sugar free squash will be available from the bar free of charge for children. You can bring an empty, refillable water bottle to be refilled at our water points.

Moseley Folk & Arts will take place on 4th – 6th Sept 2026. Doors open at 1pm on Friday and 11am on Saturday and Sunday. Each day finishes at 10.30pm. The last performance will be around 9pm and so the last entry time will be approx. 9:30pm. The performing artists will be listed on the line-up page as soon as our full line-up has been announced. Closer to the festival, full performance times will be on display via our schedule page, throughout the festival site and also appear in the festival programme on the inside cover.

Please check the weather forecast before travelling to the festival.

Moseley Folk is held in an open field, with little shelter. Bring anything that would make you feel comfortable, rain or shine!

We’d recommend bringing protective earplugs where possible, especially for children who will be joining you. For your comfort, we have a sound technician who will be monitoring sound levels all weekend to make sure we are below the legal limit.