WOMAD (World of Music, Arts and Dance) UK runs from 22 to 25 July 2027 at Neston Park in Wiltshire, England; the line-up is not yet announced and the official waitlist is open. It brings musicians from around the world onto one field, with more than 200 free workshops led by musicians and dancers, an arboretum and a wellness area. The 2026 line-up ranged from Alfa Mist, who came to jazz piano through hip-hop sampling, to the Korean bluegrass band Country Gongbang.
22–25 July 2027; the daily programme is not yet announced.
Europe/LondonMore programme details
More than 200 free workshops
2026: Alfa Mist’s jazz piano
2026: a Korean band playing bluegrass
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Venue & travel
Neston Park
Prefer organiser-listed public transport or shuttles and recheck last services close to the event.
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Entry & companions
Children 4 and under go free but still need a ticket; ages 5–13 need child tickets; one parent or guardian can bring up to four under-18s. Four-day tickets include general camping, with vehicle and boutique camping extra (2026 rules).
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Tickets & access
Prices not announced · waitlist open
Confirm accessibility services and companion policies with the organiser before travel.
Sources & image credits
Dates and entry details refer to this edition; individual sessions may differ.
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