MARCH SUMMER FESTIVAL IS BACK 12TH-14TH JUNE 2026
SUMMER'S
COMING
And so is March Summer Festival!
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SUMMER'S
COMING.
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MAIN STAGE
Blazin' SquadSat 13 JunWest End Park
The Baby SealsFri 12 JunWest End Park
Cubans & CognacFri 12 JunWest End Park
Rough PupFri 12 JunWest End Park
NWCC BandSat 13 JunWest End Park
Maria MarrSat 13 JunWest End Park
Broken ColoursSat 13 JunWest End Park
Groove CartelSat 13 JunWest End Park
One Wild NightSat 13 JunWest End Park
Charlotte CarpenterSat 13 JunWest End Park
Fenland Music CentreSun 14 JunWest End Park
20Twenty's Stage Takeover 12pm-3pmSun 14 JunWest End Park
Aimee Peart-WebbSun 14 JunWest End Park
Dingo JingoSun 14 JunWest End Park
Back TwoSun 14 JunWest End Park
March Can't Sing ChoirSun 14 JunWest End Park
Alan Norris Big BandSun 14 JunWest End Park
OUR HISTORY
26 YEARS
OF HISTORY.
What began in 2000 as a small millennium celebration has grown into one of Cambridgeshire’s most loved festivals.
A handful of local groups came together to put on a summer show for the town, alongside the unforgettable Colourscape installation - a walk-through world of light, colour, and music. From operatic revues and sharp local satire to school bands and playful performances, the spirit was simple: bring people together and celebrate creativity.
By 2002, the festival had found its stride. With funding secured and a full weekend programme in West End Park, it evolved into the vibrant, multi-day event we know today - packed with live music, grassroots talent, performances, family entertainment, and community spirit.
Over the years, we’ve hosted everything from parades with marching bands and vintage cars to dance tents, dog shows, storytelling, and more.
SUPPORTING
CREATIVES.
From the very beginning, your local festival has been a platform for talent to shine.
The weekend has grown into a vibrant showcase of musicians, artists, performers, and creators from across the region and beyond. We’re proud to give both emerging and established talent a space to perform, experiment, and connect with new audiences.
SUPPORTING
COMMUNITY.
The March Summer Festival is about being part of the community it takes place in. It’s a chance for people to gather, enjoy themselves, and spend time together in a shared local space.
Alongside the performances, local businesses and traders are part of the weekend, adding to the atmosphere and giving everyone a chance to support the area they live in. It’s all part of keeping the festival rooted in its surroundings.
By keeping the festival free, anyone can drop in, stay as long as they like, and make the weekend their own - whether that’s listening to a band, meeting friends, or simply enjoying a summer afternoon in March.
OUR SPONSORS:
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