Ludlow Fringe is an independent arts, community and culture festival that celebrates talent from the local area and beyond.
The event was established in 2013 to provide an annual inclusive, vibrant and diverse arts event within the town of Ludlow during June and July.
Each year, the festival includes a carnival through the town.​
Alderfest is back for its fourth year bringing fun, live music and amazing artists to the stage.​
Ella Henderson headlines, alongside Pixie Lott, Vengaboyz and Toploader.
AJ and Curtis Pritchard will be back hosting the whole weekend, keeping everyone entertained with their 'hilarious humour and crowd-pleasing charm!​'
After a successful debut in 2023, Woodshrop returns to the banks of the River Severn.​
The UK's top tribute bands and acts will be playing a diverse mixture of music throughout the weekend.​ The line-up includes sound-alikes to Blondie, Bon Jovi, Queen, Abba, Whitney Houston and many more.
The festival that originally started in 1998 in a corner of Farmer Phil's field!
It boasts an eclectic mix of acts ranging from ska to classic rock, from dance to acoustic folk and everything in between!​
With the event now established as a popular boutique festival, Farmer Phil does not wish for it to grow any bigger! Instead focusing on the family-friendly atmosphere, provided year after year.
For the first time ever, ÃÛÑ¿´«Ã½ Introducing will be curating one of the stages over the weekend!
Camp Bestival Shropshire is going to be taking a break in 2025.
"We are now going to be focusing on Camp Bestival Dorset, at Lulworth Cove, which is our spiritual home."
The event originally started in Dorset in 2008, later expanding to Shropshire in 2022.
Shrewsbury Folk Festival has a reputation for delivering the very finest acts from the UK and around the world.
Headlining acts for 2025 have been announced as Oysterband, Levellers, Skerryvore and many more.​
The event has lots of events and entertainment for youngsters, workshops for everyone and brilliant sessions, both organised and impromptu.
The Bridgnorth Music & Arts Festival champions original music, with all the mains stage artists performing their own music.
Bridgnorth Folk Festival was originally a free event in the High Street on the Sunday of August bank holiday weekend, which has expanded to an event across the whole of the bank holiday weekend.​
Heal is a two-day alternative festival focusing on music and wellbeing, returning for its third year.​
It hosts established acts from across the UK alongside local artists from Shropshire. This year's lineup has not been announced at the time of publishing, but they are expecting 100+ acts.
The organisers are making a difference with charities such as The Rural Charity, Cope Mental Health and One Love. ​
Shropshire's biggest party returns to Shrewsbury Quarry, celebrating all things local.​
Oktoberfest is an all-in-one affair, with over 180 real ales, ciders, gins, wine, cocktails and more, paired with epic street food and tasty treats from local exhibitors, on top of a huge live music stage, a comedy club and a silent disco.​
Shropshire Oktoberfest is brought to you by Shropshire Festivals, the team behind Shrewsbury Food Festival.​