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Wake the Valley: Bristol's Food, Farming and Culture Festival

STAYS FROM £95 · Join growers, chefs and land stewards at Wake the Valley in Bristol on 30 July 2026. Explore regenerative food and farming culture.

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Wake the Valley: Bristol's Food, Farming and Culture Festival

A day-long gathering where growers, chefs, festival creators and land stewards come together to explore how food, farming and culture can regenerate the land. If you care about where your food comes from and how we farm sustainably, this is your people.

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What's on

Wake the Valley runs all day on 30 July 2026, kicking off at 9am and running through to late evening. Expect a mix of talks, demonstrations and discussions bringing together the farming and food communities with festival organisers and environmental stewards. The focus is on regenerative agriculture and land management—practical, conversational, and rooted in real experience.

The vibe

This feels less like a traditional conference and more like a working session with genuinely interesting people. You'll move between outdoor spaces and indoor settings, picking up techniques and ideas from practitioners who've actually done this work. It's collaborative rather than lecture-heavy, with plenty of opportunity to chat with growers about soil health, chefs about seasonal menus, and organisers about what festivals can do for rural communities.

Getting tickets

Ticket details and pricing will be available through the Skiddle website. Day passes are typical for events like this, though early-bird rates often apply if you book in advance. Keep an eye on the event page for any group discounts or special offers.

Where to stay

Bristol has plenty of accommodation within easy reach of the venue. We've picked a selection of hotels nearby—check below for options that suit your budget and style, from city-centre to countryside stays.

Getting there

Bristol is well connected across the UK. Direct trains run from London Paddington (90 minutes), Birmingham (1 hour 20 minutes) and the South West mainline. If you're driving from the Midlands or South Wales, the M5 and M4 motorways provide straightforward access. For those flying in, Bristol Airport is just 12 miles south.

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Denny Lane

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