Crickhowell Summer Weekend returns on Saturday 27 and Sunday 28 June 2026, bringing two days of local food, artisan crafts, live music and community celebrations to the High Street.
This popular town-centre event transforms Crickhowell into a bustling showcase of local producers, makers, musicians and businesses, with covered marquees, a traffic-free High Street and plenty to see, taste and enjoy.
Whether you’re looking for locally produced food, handcrafted gifts, live entertainment or simply an excuse for a day out in one of Bannau Brycheiniog’s most vibrant market towns, Crickhowell Summer Weekend offers something for all ages.
The weekend begins with the return of the Crickhowell Food Festival, celebrating local producers and the area’s thriving food scene.
Browse stalls from food producers from across the region, discover new flavours and meet the people behind some of the area’s best-loved products.
Visitors are also encouraged to explore Crickhowell’s cafés, pubs and restaurants throughout the day.
When the Food Festival closes, the celebrations continue.
From 6pm, Crickhowell High Street becomes the venue for a community street party featuring food, drinks and live entertainment.
Food & Drink
Live Music
The evening will also include fundraising activities supporting Ty Hafan.
Visitors are encouraged to bring a chair and settle in for a relaxed summer evening in the heart of town.
Sunday sees the return of the popular artisan craft market, showcasing talented local makers and creative businesses.
Browse unique handmade products, gifts, artwork and crafts while enjoying another full programme of live entertainment.
Why Visit?
✔ Local food producers
✔ Artisan makers and crafts
✔ Live music throughout the weekend
✔ Community Street Party
✔ Family-friendly atmosphere
✔ Covered marquees
✔ Independent shops, cafés and pubs nearby
✔ Free entry
Event Details
Event: Crickhowell Summer Weekend 2026
Dates: Saturday 27 & Sunday 28 June 2026
Location: High Street, Crickhowell
Admission: Free
Saturday: Food Festival & Community Street Party