Tickets are now available for Pembrokeshire Pride Festival 2026, which returns to Dewslake Farm & Campsite, near Lamphey, on Saturday 19 and Sunday, September 19/20

Organised by Pembrokeshire Pride, the festival will bring together live music, performance, culture, wellbeing and community activity for a welcoming weekend celebrating LGBTQ+ people and the wider Pembrokeshire community.

This year’s entertainment includes two headline acts: Pembrokeshire band Honey Fungus, known for their amazing vocals and infectious live energy, and the fabulous Dr Bev, who will bring drag, music, comedy and unmistakable warmth to the festival stage. They will be joined by a varied programme of performers and entertainers across the weekend, to be announced over the coming weeks.

Alongside the main-stage programme, visitors will be able to meet local charities, voluntary organisations and community groups at a wide range of information stalls.

Local makers, artists and independent businesses will offer plenty of opportunities to browse, shop and treat yourself, while a selection of food and drink traders will serve up some of the finest local flavours Pembrokeshire has to offer.

New additions for 2026 include Culture Corner, featuring intimate performances, readings, conversations and artist Q&As, and Wellbeing Corner, offering accessible activities and demonstrations designed to support physical and emotional wellbeing.

The festival will also include a dedicated quiet space where visitors can step away from the crowds and take some time to unwind, as well as a creative children’s area where younger festivalgoers can make art and contribute to a special Belonging Wall.

Donna Humphrey, Chair of Pembrokeshire Pride, said: “Pride is a celebration, and we want this festival to be filled with music, laughter, colour and joy. But it is also an important opportunity for LGBTQ+ people to be visible, to be heard and to know that they belong here in Pembrokeshire.

“At a time when we are seeing growing hostility and hatred online, creating safe and welcoming spaces where people can come together feels more necessary than ever. Pride sends a clear message that our community will not be pushed into silence or made to feel that it should hide. We are here, we are part of Pembrokeshire and we deserve to live openly, safely and proudly.”

Jamie Rees, Community Liaison Officer for Pembrokeshire Pride, said: “We are incredibly excited about the quality and variety of this year’s festival. There will be brilliant live entertainment throughout the weekend, alongside community organisations offering information and support and stalls from local businesses where people can browse, shop and treat themselves.

“We have also worked hard to create different ways for people to enjoy the festival. Culture Corner and Wellbeing Corner will offer performances, conversations and activities in smaller, more intimate settings, while our quiet space will provide somewhere peaceful to pause and recharge. Children will have their own creative space too, helping us make this a genuinely welcoming festival with something for everyone.”

Tickets operate on a Pay What You Choose basis, allowing people to select an amount that is affordable for them.

Free tickets are available, alongside a range of suggested contributions for those able to help support the festival and Pembrokeshire Pride’s wider work in the community.

Everyone attending, including children, will require their own ticket. Under-16s must be accompanied by a responsible adult, and each ticket is valid across both days of the festival.