Absolutely! ChoirBLAST is for everyone — whether you love to sing or simply enjoy great music. With a vibrant, family-friendly (and dog-friendly!) atmosphere, there’s plenty to see and do both on-site and in the beautiful surroundings nearby. Plan to stay all day and soak it all in!

In 2025, we welcomed a whopping 78 choirs to perform... in 2026 it's even bigger with OVER 100!

ChoirBLAST is a not-for-profit event, designed to be accessible to all. Instead of fixed ticket prices, we ask visitors to donate what they can. Here’s how: Donate to the event by bank transfer - we suggest £5 per ticket Donate to the event via GoFundMe - we suggest £5 per ticket Email info@ChoirBLAST.com if you plan to bring a party larger than 10 Turn up at the gates and donate to our bucket collectors, if you can Click the donate button on the website or below to see all the details  https://www.choirblast.com/support-donate

Join us from 6-10pm on Friday 12th June, and 11am-10pm on Saturday 13th June, 2026.

The event is held across Godalming town! The Burys Field, Godalming (GU7 1HR) is in the centre of the town, The Bandstand area and The Duck are situated alongside the river, and our satellite stages are just off the high street. Godalming train station is 7 minute's walk, the line is frequently served by trains from London and Portsmouth.  See our Visiting Godalming page for more info. Park and Ride To make your festival experience as smooth as possible, we’ll be running a dedicated Hoppa bus service throughout the day from our Park & Ride locations directly to the festival site. Buses will run regularly to and from both sites, so you can arrive and leave with ease. Both car parks are also within walking distance of the festival, though routes include hills and may not be suitable for those with accessibility needs. Cost: £10 per vehicle, per day (Please note: this is for cars only – large buses and coaches are not permitted) Parking in central Godalming can be limited to a low number of hours, and typically costs around £15–£20 for the day, so we hope Park & Ride is the simpler and more cost-effective option for our festival visitors. Once you’ve booked your Park & Ride ticket, simply arrive on the day and give your booking name to our team, who will direct you where to go. Godalming College: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/park-ride-from-godalming-college-for-choirblast-festival-tickets-1987192276593 St Hilary's: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/park-ride-from-st-hilarys-school-for-choirblast-festival-tickets-1987192093044

Several craft stalls, bars and a variety of food vendors, as well as some activities for children and an incredible raffle. Bring cash (in case local networks are busy), your reusable water bottles, coffee cups and something to sit on - you won't want to leave! ​

Yes! There are lots of open spaces - please keep your dogs on a lead in the busy festival areas, though, and of course clean-up after them.

Yes! We believe that music is for everyone!  At ChoirBLAST, our mission has always been simple: to bring people together through the shared joy of singing. But joy is only truly shared when everyone can join in — regardless of background, ability, or circumstance. Stages and venues 13 of our 14 stages and venues this year are step-free. The only exception is at The Rose, where unfortunately the listed building and garden is inaccessible to wheelchairs. Getting around The festival site is very accessible, with many smooth pathways. There are also accessible and ambulatory toilets based at The Wilfrid, The Court and on The Burys field.  There is a Hoppa Bus service available to anyone needing assistance to get between the stages, with stops at The Wilfrid (also for Park & Ride services), The Duck, The Rose, The Cloisters, The Minster and on the High Street, and at the train station. To request a pick up, call the ChoirBLAST Operations Team on 07890 708 173.