Explore Shropshire Festivals
Where you can find us
Bridge Farm, Buildwas Road
Ironbridge
Telford
Shropshire
TF8 7BN
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Shropshire Festivals is the award-winning creative force behind the county’s most popular events, attended by 90,000 people annually. We have built a reputation for delivering quality events and a firm place in the hearts and minds of the local community.
Our events make a big contribution to our local region, improving the visitor economy, giving local businesses and performers a platform, working with local charities and community organisations, and boosting footfall to our local towns.
Our sustainability practices are multi-award-winning, with zero-waste policies at our events, which are kind to the environment.
Our stellar events team doesn’t just do festivals – we can provide corporate events, parties, awards nights and hospitality at large scale events. Just let us know what you need.
You can also access additional marketing consultancy from Shropshire ThinkTank from power hour meetings to ongoing project support.
Our facilities
- Baby changing facilities
- Group visits available
- Disabled Toilets
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