The Kids Arena of the festival is open on both Saturday and Sunday, and is full to the brim of things to do. It's full of big name acts, local community area's and even free activities for the kids to enjoy. It has a proper community feel that allows your whole family to feel relaxed and able to enjoy the weekend. With things that appeal to both littles (funfair rides, baby play) and older kids (skate park, gaming area) there is something to tick everyone's boxes. 

Nestled in the middle of the Kids Arena is the kids stage. This is where the main action happens. With a brilliant blend of local artists and big names, alongside meet and greets and a compere to keep the kids entertained, it's a laugh a minute. Headlining the kids stage on Saturday is Maddie Moate, the Cbeebies star that is there to both educate and entertain, whilst the festival favourites Andy and the Odd Socks will bring their hilarity back to the main stage as they headline on Sunday. The entertainment doesn't stop there though, as you will find both The Gruffalo, Hey Duggee and Paw Patrol taking to the stage too!

And if that wasn't enough (there is more!!), there is plenty of things to keep the little one's busy including Jedi School, Lidl's Lidl Mudder, Circus Skills and Glow Up Yoga. Alongside all of there, there are stalls run by brilliant community groups with plenty of things to do for free, or for a small fee. Perfect for keeping everyone entertained on whatever budget you may have. 

With all this on offer it's hard to imagine that tickets for the festival start at just £1 a day for kid's under 5 and £8 a day for those age 5-12. With brilliant accessibility for buggies, and plenty of places for changing, toilets and food, it's the perfect festival day out for the whole family!