
Bath Mozartfest
Mozart and friends, played by world-class soloists and ensembles in Bath each November.
Somerset is home to some of the best-loved festivals in the country, from world-famous music weekends and Bath's literary and arts calendar to cider, food and community celebrations across the Levels, the Mendips and the coast. This page brings together festivals taking place across the county.

Mozart and friends, played by world-class soloists and ensembles in Bath each November.

Author talks, readings and literary lunches in Dulverton, on the edge of Exmoor.

A free Christmas festival of local food and drink in Weston's Italian Gardens.

Taunton's competitive music festival for young performers, running since 1913.

Snowdrop walks, plant sales, art and workshops to welcome the first flowers of the year.

Three winter days of Bach and his contemporaries in Bath's finest historic venues.

West Country produce, tastings and demos at the Bath & West Showground.

Contemporary art, film and performance across the villages of East and West Coker.

Big-name stand-ups and rising stars in intimate venues across England's smallest city.

Recitals, family concerts and live music in the medieval village of Dunster.

A grassroots VW weekend with show cars, camping and live music near Long Ashton.

A family-friendly music festival raising funds for testicular cancer support.

The world's most famous music festival returns to Worthy Farm in 2027.

Long walks, trail runs and family routes across the high moor from Simonsbath.

A week of local music building to a free Big Weekend in Memorial Park.

Ten days of music, theatre, talks, walks and open studios across Frome.

Jazz, blues, soul and funk in Taunton's Vivary Park, picnic blanket optional.

Concerts, sessions, dance and camping high on the Mendip Hills each July.

Two days of live bands, food, bars and camping on Somerton's Recreation Ground.

Real ales, ciders and live bands, raising money for local charities.

A week of orchestral and chamber concerts in Minehead, for over sixty years.

Big-name music, organic feasting and family fun above Chew Valley Lake.

Adults-only real cider and original live music on a Mendip hilltop farm.

A friendly charity rock weekend in Chard, with camping and family facilities.

Ten days of Regency balls, talks and walks, opening with a costumed promenade.
Somerset Festivals is an independent website that lists festivals happening across Somerset. It brings together music festivals, food and drink festivals, arts events and community celebrations in one dedicated place, making it easier to discover what's on in Somerset throughout the year.
Any festival held within the ceremonial county of Somerset: Somerset Council's area, Bath and North East Somerset, and North Somerset. That covers TA postcodes, BA postcodes in Somerset (BA1 to BA11, BA16 and BA20 to BA22; BA12 to BA15 are Wiltshire), and BS postcodes south of Bristol in North Somerset, Bath and North East Somerset, Cheddar, Axbridge and Wedmore.
Well-known annual events as well as smaller independent and grassroots festivals. From large-scale music festivals to village and community celebrations, all multi-day and seasonal festivals have a place here.
The focus is on multi-day or clearly defined festival-style celebrations rather than one-off gigs, club nights or single activities. The goal is to keep the site clear, focused and genuinely festival-first.
Yes. Many of Somerset's best-loved festivals are free to attend, and they sit alongside ticketed events in the same listings.
Yes. If your festival takes place in Somerset and isn't listed yet, message us on Instagram at @somersetfestivals.
Many event websites mix festivals with gigs, club nights and one-off shows. Somerset Festivals is festival-first and Somerset-focused, so you can browse the major annual festivals and seasonal events without searching through unrelated listings.
Yes. Somerset Festivals is completely free to browse and free to list on. There are no sponsored listings or paid placements, so every festival is included on its own merits.
Somerset Festivals is built and run by G&V LABS, the team behind Bristol Festivals and Devon Festivals.
No. Somerset Festivals is an independent project created to help people explore and enjoy the county's festival scene. It is not run by a council or tourism body, but it aims to provide clear and useful information about festivals across Somerset.