Weston at 40

Next: Sunday, 30 August 2026

Runs until Monday, 31 August 2026 (See all dates)

Time
10:00 - 17:00
Venue
Weston Park, Weston-under-Lizard, TF11 8LE
Price
£10

A Summer Celebration

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Celebrate the Bank Holiday weekend at Weston Park with two days of live music, delicious food, family fun and summer relaxation as mark 40 years of the Weston Park Foundation.

Round off the summer in style with a joyful celebration of everything that makes a traditional Bank Holiday so special.  Set against the backdrop of the beautiful of the Weston estate, this special anniversary event invites you to slow down, soak up the atmosphere and make lasting memories with families and friends.

Enjoy live performances throughout the day including the high-energy sounds of the Dirty Rockin’ Scoundrels and timeless harmonies of The Belles, bringing the music of the 1940’s, 50’s and 60’s to life.  Whether you are dancing along or simply relaxing with a picnic, there’ something for everyone to enjoy.

A delicious selection of street food will be available throughout the weekend, alongside plenty of space to explore the parkland, gardens, woodland adventure playground, follow our 40 Gems of Weston and Elmer Hide & Seek trail – it has all the ingredients for a great British summer day out.

The weekend also features Rescue-Fest, in partnership with Brighter Days Dog Rescue, celebrating rescue dogs and raising vital funds to help more dogs find loving forever homes.

Our Summer Celebration is the grand finale to our 40 Days of Play summer programme, bringing together music, heritage and outdoor fun for a great bank holiday day out.

Advance tickets are just £10 per person (Standard Admission to Weston is usually £13 per person) and under 16’s go free.

10am – 4pm

Venue

Weston Park
near Shifnal
Weston-under-Lizard
TF11 8LE

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