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Crowborough’s summer festival is back – and back to stay!

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The search is on for performers, stall holders and organisations to make this year’s Crowborough Summer Festival bigger and better than ever.

Crowfest will take place on 11 July from 1-9pm at Goldsmith’s Leisure Centre and the town council has also confirmed that the free popular event will now be scheduled every summer.

As well as local live music, the festival will also incorporate the town’s Summer Fair this year – with all the usual activities, market stalls, food and drink, performances and activities that the community enjoyed in last years searing heat!

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If you, or someone you know would like to be involved in this year’s CrowFest, the town is now seeking a variety of acts for the event including:

  • Live music performers
  • Arena performers
  • Food/drink vendors
  • Stall Holders

If you want to get involved, click on the link and submit an Application Form: https://www.crowboroughtowncouncil.gov.uk/…/crowfest-2026/

For more information, email:  events@crowboroughtowncouncil.gov.uk

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