Join Together Festival 2026

We have 3 different types of tickets available for purchase – a family ticket, adult ticket and a child ticket. Please see below for prices and age specifications:

A family ticket is £20 and allows entry for 2 adults (age 18+) and 2 children (ages 2-18).

An adult ticket is £7.50 and allows entry for 1 adult (age 18+).

A child ticket is £2.50 and allows entry for 1 child (ages 2-18).

All children under 2 have free entry. 

Carers can enter for free. Please present valid PIP on the gate on the day. 

We highly recommend buying your ticket in advance to avoid disappointment should we sell out. We’re also offering an exclusive 10% off our tickets in May. 

Tickets will be available to purchase on the day. Please note we accept both cash and card payments on the gate.

Complimentary carer tickets are available – please note these cannot be purchased in advance online. Please present valid PIP on the gate on the day and we’ll provide you with your carer ticket. 
Please provide one of the following:

• An International Equivalent of the Above
• Entitlement to Disability Living Allowance for children under 16 or DLA/Personal Independent Payments (PIP) for those aged 16-64, either in the form of a letter stating that the benefit has been awarded, or the actual Allowance book.
• Attendance Allowance or Carer’s Allowance letter of award
• Incapacity Benefit books, or a letter notifying the recipient that the benefit has been awarded Incapacity Benefit, Employment and Support Allowance (ESA), Disability Students’ Allowance (DSA), or DID card (UK Disabled ID card).
• A valid Blue Badge
• In the case of visual impairment, a registration card known as the BD8 or a Certificate of Visual Impairment (CVI)
• Credibility’s Access Card with the carer/companion symbol

We have a lot of family-friendly activities planned for you, the majority of our activities included within your admission ticket!

• A stage with live entertainment and a radio DJ from Strawberry Radio
• Adventure Activities with Wolfpack Adventures – archery, axe-throwing and bushcraft activities to get involved with
• Trainmaster are back in our Inscape Hall!
• Sensory Activities with our returning Sen Den
• A new up-and-coming local author, Heather Mckenna will be holding story time
• Blush Aerial have an extravaganza of aerial workshops – have a go at some hoop and silks!
• Inspiring Animals are back with their therapy animals – say hello to some ponies and goats!
• BRAND NEW Gaming Marquee from local CIC Adaptive Gaming
• Nature Arts and Crafts and Mindfulness Walks with Calm and Capture CIC
• Say Hello to our Wish Fairies wandering

We also have some additional activities with our fun fair with lots of inflatable rides and face painting.

We will have food and drink areas for you to buy any refreshments needed: from sausage rolls and pizza to all the sweet treats and fizzy pop. There is also a picnic area where you are welcome to bring blankets and camping chairs and enjoy your own snacks. 

And if you want to support local businesses, we will have a whole variety of stalls selling handmade crafts and products. 

We’re proud to be one of Stockport’s most accessible events years on year. Please have a browse through our list of facilities to ensure you have a great day. Any questions, please do get in touch with our team at fundraising@togethertrust.org.uk and we’ll reply as soon as we can.

• Wide walkways and open spaces 
• Disabled Toilets located throughout our site
• Changing Facility with Plinth and Hoist available
• Dedicated Quiet Hour – 10am-11am
• Quiet Room, Prayer Room and Breastfeeding Facilities
• Sensory Activities, partnering with local CICs familiar with additional needs
• Ear Defenders available to use throughout the event
• Free Carer Tickets
• Pre-bookable Disabled Parking Spaces Available
• PECs symbols used on festival signage
• Dedicated Quiet Spaces 
• A mixture of hardstanding and grassy areas 
• Seating throughout the entire site

We have a Prayer Room located near our large field. Please follow signs for the Prayer Room. 

Please note this will also be used as a Quiet Room. 

At specific prayer times, we will offer priority to this space for prayer. 

The festival is open from 10 am to 4pm.

All activities will be available throughout the entire day. The schedule of stage performances will be released soon.

From 10 am to 11 am, we will operate a quiet hour. There will be no music, live stage performances or flashing lights. Strawberry Radio will be running a Tech Workshop on our stage during this time instead – a great insight into stage set-up!

This is a festival for all ages!

Entertainment and activities are aimed at the whole family to enjoy the day. With our families at heart, there will be no alcohol sold or permitted on site.

We’re sorry – there will be no pets allowed at the festival. Assistance dogs/ animals are permitted.

We will have multiple animals on the festival grounds like ponies and wild animals that are disturbed by other animals. For the safety of everyone attending, we kindly ask you to leave your furry friend at home. 

Yes! We’ll have a variety of food and drink vendors on site from Rocco’s Pizza to our lovely Cal Coffee and Nellie’s Kitchen. A full list of vendors will be published soon with a range of food to meet all dietry needs.

We regret that we are unable to accommodate kosher food vendors.

You’re welcome to bring food and drink on site (no alcohol please!). We want to be as inclusive as possible so you’re welcome to bring your own picnic too. Although we do highly recommend our food vendors….they’re fab!  

This is an outdoor event. Please check the weather and bring appropriate clothing, sun block, extra layers, raincoats and/or umbrellas. We will have a few indoor areas you can access in the event of bad weather but the majority of our festival is based outside. 

We will also have a picnic area! Folding chairs, blankets, tables are allowed, but please remember to take them with you when you leave!

No smoking, e-cigarettes or vaping of any kind allowed on the premises. You will be issued a wristband on entry. If you need to smoke, please exit the festival grounds and re-enter as needed.

Ticket purchase on the day is via card payment only. 

The majority of our market stalls and food and drink vendors operate via card payments. 

We recommend bringing some cash with you. Each stall holder can choose whether to accept cash so it’s worth bringing some just in case you see something you like.

Filming and photography will take place during Join Together Festival for our records and promotion of the festival. If you don’t want to be included in any filming or photography, please discuss this with the photographer directly when you see them. 

Yes, there is a baby changing facility located in Belmont Hall close to the entrance of the festival. We also have some dedicated quiet spaces for breastfeeding in private – please speak to a Volunteer at our Information Hub and we can assist you further.

We operate a zero-tolerance policy towards any offensive or harmful behaviour at our festival. We’re proud to be a safe space for our community and will continue to champion this at all of our events. If you do need to talk to us about any anti-social behaviour, please speak to a volunteer or events person and we’ll help you as best we can.

Anti-social behaviour also includes the wearing of any discriminatory clothing and/or accessories.

Behaviour on site – Collaborative, Courageous, Compassionate
Together we thrive – respectfully, safely, and inclusively. As part of the Together Trust community, we are committed to creating a safe, respectful, and welcoming space for everyone attending the Join Together Festival.
We ask all vendors, visitors, and volunteers to embody the spirit of the Trust by behaving in a way that reflects our values: Positive, Professional, Passionate, and Supportive.
This means:
Treating everyone with kindness, dignity, and respect.
Following event rules, site safety instructions, and staff
guidance.
Supporting an inclusive and family-friendly environment for all guests.
We reserve the right to ask anyone to leave the premises if their behaviour is disrespectful, unsafe, discriminatory, or notin line with our values. This is to ensure a positive experience for everyone involved.
The Together Trust’s vision is a society where people thrive because they are valued within their communities. Let’s worktogether to help bring that vision to life – starting here, today.
Thank you for being a part of this special event.