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Solihull Summer Fest 2026: a decade-long celebration at Tudor Grange Park

STAYS FROM £105 · Solihull Summer Fest marks its 10th anniversary across 18–19 July 2026. Family-friendly weekend festival at Tudor Grange Park. Book tickets now.

Holly Hughes

21 May 2026 — 5 min read

Solihull Summer Fest is marking a full decade with a bang this July. If you've missed it before, now's the time to see what all the fuss is about—this is the festival's most ambitious year yet.

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What's on

The 10th anniversary edition runs across the weekend of 18–19 July 2026 at Tudor Grange Park in Solihull. The festival spans both Saturday and Sunday, kicking off at 11am on Saturday and running through to late evening on Sunday (10:30pm). Expect a full programme across the two days, though specific headliners and lineup details will be confirmed closer to the date.

The vibe

Summer Fest has earned its place on the Midlands calendar by doing what good community festivals do: bringing people together without pretence. Tudor Grange Park is a proper setting for it—enough space to breathe, proper facilities, and that easy-going local feel that makes you want to stick around longer than planned.

Getting tickets

Tickets are available through Skiddle. Pricing typically varies by day pass or full weekend, with concessions usually available for families and under-16s. Early-bird and standard tiers often apply, so check the listing for current rates and buy sooner rather than later—10th anniversary editions do tend to shift.

Where to stay

Solihull is well-served for accommodation within easy reach of Tudor Grange Park. We've picked a selection of nearby hotels and guesthouses below, ranging from budget-friendly to comfortable mid-range options—all within a short drive or taxi ride of the venue.

Getting there

By train: Solihull station is on the Cross City Line (Birmingham to Lichfield) and the Stratford-upon-Avon Line. From there, the park is about 20 minutes by taxi or local bus. By car: Tudor Grange Park is well signposted from the A41 and M42 (Junction 5). Ample on-site parking is usually available. From Birmingham city centre, it's a 25-minute drive south.