Welcome to the Chapel Allerton Arts Festival 2025
Especially if YOU volunteer!
Chapel Allerton Arts Festival is a community run arts festival in the heart of Chapel Allerton.
The 3 day street festival runs on Regent Street and Well Lane from 6pm on Friday 29th August until 6pm on Sunday 31st August More information about the site including opening times and social stories detailing what to expect when you come to the Festival will be on our Access page.
There are Fringe events at venues across Chapel Allerton in the lead-up and over the Festival weekend.
If you would like to help as a volunteer – as a Steward during the Festival or helping with anything from social media & communications to activities & events, please register your interest here.
Get involved and shape the festival
Chapel Allerton Arts Festival is run by the community, for the community. We want to invite you to shape the Festival by getting involved with leading an activity or event at the 2025 edition. We are inviting local and small businesses, artists, and community groups to submit a proposal to share their ideas. Whether your idea is an art workshop, a live performance, a family-friendly activity, or a cultural showcase, we welcome any creative proposal that aligns with the festival’s values of community, inclusion and opportunity, and broadens access to the arts. Click here to find out more.
We’ll be taking bookings for this year’s Festival Stalls from May 2025
The Festival relies on donations to fund the stage acts and activities. Many of these come from Festival-goers offering very welcome donations at the gates. However, if you would like to help us out directly, please use the link below. Thank you!
For news of this year’s event make sure you’re following us on our Facebook, Instagram and Twitter for updates as well as checking the website for more details. Get the live feeds from facebook
Pet Policy
Although dogs are welcome at some of our Festival Fringe events and venues, we ask that dogs and other pets don’t enter the main Festival site on Regent Street. This not only makes the site accessible for small children and adults who may not be comfortable around dogs, it also protects dogs from the stress and noise of a crowd and the Festival.
Assistance animals are welcome on our site.
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