Festival Partners
A big thank you to all our Festival Partners & Sponsors.
How could your business get involved? Get in touch to find out more.
Platinum Partner
Gold Partners
Church End Brewery
Church End Brewery - creators of fine real ales since 1994. Sample our beers at the festival beer tents or throughout the year at The Brewery Tap,…
CJ’s Events
CJ's Events Warwickshire Limited is a young and passionate company that has rapidly become established as a dynamic & forward-thinking event…
Kia & Lime Garages
Located close to the A46 & M40 we are easily accessible from Coventry and all over Warwickshire and West Midlands. At Warwick Kia we pride…
The Fleece Inn
The Quintessential English Pub Owned by The National Trust and Run with a Love of Tradition. The Fleece Inn team run the Festival bars under…
Warwick Castle
Explore Warwick Castle, where you'll be surrounded by jaw-dropping history, magic, myth and adventure! 8 reasons to choose Warwick…
Warwick Glass
With over 30 years experience specialising in windows, doors and conservatories for residential customers and commercial glazing for retail…
Warwick Racecourse
Come and enjoy one of the oldest, charming racecourses in the country with racing dating back to as early as 1694. We have 17 racing fixtures in our…
Media Partners
BBC Coventry & Warwickshire
We’re delighted BBC Coventry & Warwickshire will be joining us at the Festival once again on the Friday. Look out for Vic Minett…
Silver Partners
Conservative Club
The Club is centrally situated in Swan Street in Warwick town centre, just off Jury Street and the Market Square. The Club is a great meeting place…
Dough and Brew
Our delicious Sourdough Pizza is created in our Wood Burning Oven & our amazing Pancakes are cooked in a traditional French way but served with a…
Kilrot
Kilrot/Cellar-tec is a family firm trading since 1978, specialising in remedial damp and timber treatments, structural repairs and basement…
New Bowling Green
A friendly and warm welcome awaits you at The New Bowling Green conveniently situated in Warwick, close to all the local amenities and backing on to…
Old Fourpenny Shop Hotel
A Warm Irish Welcome If you are looking for a hotel which provides an intimate, warm and friendly Irish welcome, where the relaxed, cosy…
Quigley’s
Quigleys Irish Bar - There is nothing like it this side of the Irish Sea Great Music * Awarded Drinks * Fabulous Food We're On The Rocks! Set in…
The Globe
First opened in 1788 as the Globe Inn Commercial & Posting House, The Globe in Warwick is situated on the corner of Theatre Street, between…
The Roebuck
The Roebuck Inn is Warwick’s oldest Public House, dating back to 1470. Located on the historic Smith Street, and a stone’s throw from the world…
The Rose & Crown
The Rose & Crown is a 17th century inn with rooms tucked into the corner of Warwick's Market Square. We serve the good stuff: fresh seasonal…
The Thomas Lloyd
Thomas Lloyd was a local philanthropist, who lived in Warwick for 35 years. The Wetherspoon pub which bears his name is a former branch of his…
Thomas Oken Tea Rooms
Set in the small historic town of Warwick, against the Castle wall, this beautiful old house was built over 500 years ago by Thomas Oken, a wealthy…
Torry’s Hardware & DIY
A small, friendly independent DIY shop offering a wide variety of goods and services including timber & glass, cut to size, keys cut and locks…
Bronze Partners
Present Days | The Old Post Office
Some of the many things you might not know about Warwick Folk Festival and how we contribute to the Town
The festival send out monthly newsletters by email to our distribution list and a press release on a regular basis to all local newspapers, press, National Folk Magazines, TV and Radio. The word WARWICK is prominent on all our publicity.
Last year 30,000 plus attended Festival events in Warwick from all around the UK and Europe. We also have a number of visitors from North America and Australia.
They stayed in the area for 4 days in anything from Hotels, B&Bs to camping in caravans, motorhomes and tents. The Festival’s main campsite is on Castle Park.
They range in age from 3 months to 80+. A number of our artists, i.e. Kate Rusby, Seth Lakeman have talked of their first visit to the festival being in a carry cot with their parents.
The Folk Festival is organised by a Committee and Board of Directors. These are supported by 40 Venue Managers who look after the safety of events over the weekend, and they are supported by over 300 volunteer Stewards
The Festival is run by volunteers and a non-profit making organisation.
We have just short of 200 artists who perform each year and over 20 Morris dance teams display different dance traditions from all over the UK.
Please help spread the message and say hello to our visitors. Tell your local Councillors and Local Businesses how important the Festival is to our local economy.
We would welcome you and your colleagues and family to support the Festival by joining our Partnership Scheme, advertising in our programme or purchasing tickets for our events, or you could join our Festival volunteers
Please call 07831 890905 or contact us using the Partnership Contact Form.