Shelford Feast unveils Jason Donovan and Scotts Mills as their two headline acts
With so many Fairs and Festivals not happing this year down to lack of funds and sponsorship it is an absolute credit to the team of volunteers that have been running the Shelford Feast for the last 10, 20, 30 years that we look forward to another fantastic week starting on the 5th of July 2025.
With the decades of groundwork, the Feast has gone from strength to strength. Acts have got bigger, crowds have increased, events have multiplied. The Shelford Festival and Feast now is a full week+1, and is filled with great live music, DJ sets, class comedy, and still the local community events of quizzes, performances by SYD, local gatherings, Beer/Gin festivals and at the heart of it all the Full Sunday event of Feast Day – this year on Sunday the 6th of July.
It truly has been and continues to be a fantastic event for our local communities.
This year the Shelford Festival and Feast has Scott Mills opening the first night, performance from Rattlesnake Jonney mid-week, Jason Donovan opening the night of Friday the 11th with the local band Back-to the-80’s closing the night and finishing off the week, the return of Anthems Ibiza Orchestra.
It promises to be a fantastic year again.
Posted Jan 3 2025
Shelford Feast 2025 dates
The 2025 Shelford Feast will be on 5th - 12th July.
In the meantime they'd love to hear your feedback. It would really help if you could answer the following three questions, and add any other comments about your experience of the Feast this year.
1) What was your favourite thing about the 2024 Shelford Feast?
2) What was your least favourite things about the 2024 Shelford Feast?
3) Did the 2024 Shelford Feast offer value for money?
Sponsor Opportunities
Would you like to support The Shelford Feast? They are looking for sponsors for 2025. Reach out to explore our sponsor packages and be part of this incredible event:
sponsorship@shelfordfeast.co.uk
2023 Shelford Feast
The 2023 Shelford Feast raised over £24,000 for local good causes.
They have given £2,500 to the Sick Children's Trust, £3,500 to the Mobile Warden Scheme and also to Shelford School and £1500 to Sawston Girls Football Club.
Posted Dec 5 2023