Blunham Rocks FAQs

Yes, dogs are welcome at Blunham Rocks, however, please be aware that live music will be playing throughout the day and large crowds are expected, so only bring your dog if they’re comfortable in noisy and busy environments.

All dogs must be kept on a lead at all times, and owners are responsible for cleaning up after their pets.

Parking at the Playing Field for the event is limited to vendors, event staff, bands and disabled persons.

John Donne School and the Kings Church in Blunham have agreed to let us use their car parks for the event which we really appreciate, we’d encourage people to use these and they will be signposted on the day.

Once these are full you will be able to park around the village, however, as always we’d just like to remind anyone coming into Blunham to please park responsibly; do not park down private roads (such as Jubilee Close), block access to private drives or pavements. We are very lucky and grateful that Blunham residents are always very supportive of our events.

Yes, you can bring your own food, however, we’d really encourage everyone to make the most of the amazing food vendors we’ve got on site! From delicious street food to refreshing drinks, there’ll be plenty to choose from – and supporting them helps us keep the festival thriving.

Yes, a limited number of tickets will be available on the gate, however, we’d encourage everyone to book ahead to ensure they get a ticket and it helps us plan the best possible day for everyone – so grab your tickets now via Blunham sports and social club website!

Yes, you may bring your own gazebo. However, space will be limited and:

You must erect your gazebo upon arrival. Spaces will be allocated on a first come, first served basis.

Please note: no early access to the site will be permitted for gazebo set-up.

Unfortunately, tickets are non-refundable. We understand plans can change, but as a small, community-run festival, we rely on advance ticket sales to help fund the event

Yes, re-entry is allowed, but you’ll need to show a valid ticket on return

Blunham Rocks will run from 12:30pm to 11:00pm on Saturday 20th June and 12:30pm to 9:30pm on Sunday 21stJune.

Yes, there will be plenty of toilets on site, including accessible toilets, to make sure everyone stays comfortable throughout the day.

Yes! Here’s the line-up and set times for Blunham Rocks:

Saturday 20th June:

Saturday 21st June:

Blunham Sports & Social Club is a cashless organisation, so any tickets purchased on the gate must be paid for by card.

Some of our vendors will accept both cash and card, but we recommend bringing a card to ensure you can access everything on the day without any issues.

Blunham Rock operates a Challenge 25 policy.

This means that if you are lucky enough to look under 25, you may be asked to provide valid proof of age when purchasing alcohol.

Accepted forms of ID include:

If you are unable to provide valid proof of age if challenged, you will not be permitted to purchase alcohol from the bar.

Please don’t be offended if you are asked, bar staff are required to operate this policy at all times.

If you lose anything at the event, please talk to one of stewards or volunteers who will help you.

If you find anything, kindly hand it to one of our volunteers or a member of the bar.

If you do lose anything and it has been found, you can claim it within 21 days of the event by contacting us on blunhamrocks@gmail.com.

Items remaining unclaimed after this date will be disposed of.

All tickets for the event are sent by email to purchasers. If you cannot find the email please contact us on blunhamrocks@gmail.com.

Your tickets will need to be scanned at the entrance gate. Please make sure you have a valid ticket with you or entry will not be possible.

All of the following items are not permitted into the event and include:

Anyone found in possession of illegal substances or contraband goods (including but limited to Prohibited Items) will be refused entry to or be ejected from the Event, will be reported to the police and may be liable for prosecution.

Any items found that may be used in an illegal or offensive manner will be confiscated, regardless of whether or not the item is itself illegal.