Venue
We've moved venue for 2027!
EdleFest is held in Eaton Bray Village Hall
It is located at Church Lane, Eaton Bray, Bedfordshire, LU6 2DJ - you can find a map on the contact page. The WhatThreeWords shortcut to the entrance to the car park is ///dreamers.homes.buzzards
The new venue is fully accessible, with wheelchair access from car park level, and an accessible toilet. Seating is padded and there are no restricted view seats.
Why did we move venue?
Since its inception, the festival has been held at the old 'church on the hill' in the adjoining village of Edlesborough. The church is owned by the Churches Conservation Trust and is managed day-to-day by the 'Friends of the Church on the Hill', Edlesborough, part of the EDaN group.
Unfortunately the Churches Conservation Trust increased their hiring costs and imposed additional conditions of hire that made the event untenable. We are extremely grateful to the Eaton Bray Village Hall for accommodating us so the event can continue for the benefit of our local community and visitors from further afield.
It is located at Church Lane, Eaton Bray, Bedfordshire, LU6 2DJ - you can find a map on the contact page. The WhatThreeWords shortcut to the entrance to the car park is ///dreamers.homes.buzzards
The new venue is fully accessible, with wheelchair access from car park level, and an accessible toilet. Seating is padded and there are no restricted view seats.
Why did we move venue?
Since its inception, the festival has been held at the old 'church on the hill' in the adjoining village of Edlesborough. The church is owned by the Churches Conservation Trust and is managed day-to-day by the 'Friends of the Church on the Hill', Edlesborough, part of the EDaN group.
Unfortunately the Churches Conservation Trust increased their hiring costs and imposed additional conditions of hire that made the event untenable. We are extremely grateful to the Eaton Bray Village Hall for accommodating us so the event can continue for the benefit of our local community and visitors from further afield.
