We have two incredible festivals planned for 2026.

Join us at:

Old Deer Park, London, on Saturday 11th & Sunday 12th July

Tatton Park, Cheshire, on Saturday 5th & Sunday 6th September

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Tickets will be ready up to 1 week prior to the festival taking place. In the meantime you can log in via SEE TICKETS or GIGS AND TOURS to view your booking.

All ages are welcome, anyone under the age of 16 must be accompanied by an adult (18+).

Children aged 0-4 years old, tickets are free of charge and can be added at the time of booking via Gigsand Tours or SEE Tickets.

• A general admission ticket into the festival.
• Fast track entry into the festival via a special 'Premium Ticket' queue where you will receive your Premium Ticket fabric wristband.
• Take part in an exclusive meditation session prior to the group Q&A.
• Join an intimate group Q&A session with Fearne.
• Opportunity to have your photo with Fearne on your phone / camera.
• A branded festival tote bag, exclusively designed for Premium Ticket holders.
• New for 2026, a piece of festival merchandise.
• One guaranteed FREE workshop of your choice from selected classes* (we will email you separately in May with your choices subject to live availability)
• Advance booking window that gives you 48 hour pre-sale access where you can book your free workshop and 1 x additional payable class or workshop* (when these are available to book in May 2025).

*All workshops and options are subject to live availability

Please note your Premium Package session will take place in the afternoon. Exact timings to be confirmed, with All Day Entry to festival included.

As much as we love dogs, we’re sorry but they are not allowed at the festival.

Please note, we do of course allow service dogs.

Gates will open at 08.30am with the last session / workshop finishing at 6pm when the festival closes.

Old Deer Park, London, further information can be found here

There is a payable car park available, on a first come first served basis. Please note, it is not possible to reserve a space. We encourage the use of public transport where possible.

The closest station is Richmond which is an approximate 10-15 minute walk to the festival entrance.

Once you arrive, the festival will be clearly signposted.

Tatton Park, Cheshire, further information can be found here.

The festival is located in the middle of Tatton Park, a fair distance from the local train station (Knutsford), which has no taxi rank, and there are no direct walking routes or adequate footpaths, therefore walking from the local train station is not advisable.

If you are driving, please use postcode WA16 6SG and allow ample time to get here with traffic and parking.

Parking will be available on site with a parking fee payable on the day of arrival (cash or card will be accepted).

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Whilst the majority of the festival is outside, some of the stages and stalls will be under cover within tepee/tent structures.

Once inside the festival the ground is grass and can get muddy, dependant on the weather, although it is generally flat.

There is no camping at either festival location.

Yes! Please note all customers are subject to search and all bags will be searched, we ask that you do not bring large bags with you.

Please note, there will be no changing facilities or showers on site for those taking part in classes. We don’t have any storage for your bags, these will need to be carried with you at all times throughout the
festival.

Workshops will be released in May 2026. Please keep an eye on your emails and socials for more information nearer the time. We will also update our information page here to reflect when they are open.

All additional payable workshops/activities are optional, we recommend booking as soon as possible (when workshops are released) if you’d like to attend a particular one to avoid disappointment.

There is so much included within your entry ticket such as the Talk Stage, Centre Stage, Expressive Arts, the Book Stall, Shopping and much more.

The workshops in our tepees need to be pre-booked and are at an additional charge. These will be released in May 2026 and will be subject to availability. We will email ticket holders to advise when they are open and also update our FAQ page here.

There is so much festival fun to be had which is included in your ticket. Our free festival areas include the Talk Stage, Centre Stage, Expressive Arts, Children's Corner, Shopping Village and The Book Stall, and new for 2026 - The Happy Hub!

Yes, please bring your own yoga mat if you are taking part in an activity that requires one, including all tepee sessions.

Don’t worry! We have an array of vegetarian/vegan cuisine which caters for other dietary requirements available on the day. If you are worried your needs will not be met, you can bring along your own food.

No alcohol can be brought into the festivals and there is no alcohol served at the festivals. Customers are advised to bring empty reusable bottles which can be replenished at the water station point on site. There will be other soft drinks to purchase at the festivals.

Absolutely! We encourage the promotion of no single use plastic, so if you have a refill bottle you can take advantage of our free freshwater refill station.

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We provide a 2 for 1 ticket scheme to those who cannot enjoy the festival without bringing a companion.

Accessible ticket types can be purchased online (with proof of accessibility to be uploaded at the time of booking) and each accessible ticket includes a 1 x companion ticket at no extra cost.

There will be a dedicated accessible queue to the site which is shared with our premium ticket queue, and a signposted accessible toilet within the festival.

As both festivals take place on grass grounds, the terrain is uncertain due to the ever-changing British weather, although it is generally flat.

We have an accessible seating area at the talk stage and have our 'happy to help' on site staff around the festival grounds should you need any further assistance elsewhere as well as our information point.

Each feature area structure is low level and can be fully accessed via wheelchair.

There will be a BSL programme available in the pre festival email that is sent to all accessible ticket holders closer to the time of the festival.

If you've not been before, our festival is designed to be a fun, relaxed space. There can be larger crowds for the more popular talks and activities. There are organically quiet pockets of areas on site, if you want to take some time away from groups of people.

We will have the workshop/optional class reservation booking available around May time, please keep an eye on our site for updates/we will also email all ticket holders to notify them when this is open. If you do place a booking and have any additional access requirements or queries, please just drop an email to access@sjmconcerts.com

Your companion is welcome to assist you at no extra cost within the workshop, however if they wish to take part, they will need a paid workshop ticket.

OLD DEER PARK, LONDON

Please see their site for further general information here.

There is a payable car park available, on a first come first served basis. Please note, it is not possible to reserve a space, however we anticipate there to be ample space for accessible customers on the day. 

Please note there is a step free/flat route from the car park which leads onto the grass festival site which is an approximate 10 - 15minute walking distance to the festival entrance.

The closest station is Richmond which is an approximate 10-15 minute walk to the festival entrance.

Once you arrive, the festival will be clearly signposted.

We have a separate accessible entrance queue into the event which will be clearly signposted and is shared with the premium ticket holders.

TATTON PARK, CHESHIRE

Please see their site for further general information here.

The festival is located in the middle of Tatton Park, a fair distance from the local train station (Knutsford), which has no taxi rank, and there are no direct walking routes or adequate footpaths, therefore walking from the local train station is not advisable.

There is a payable car park available on the day with ample spaces. We will have a reserved accessible area that will be situated approximately 5 minute walking distance across the grass field to the festival site. Please just let the onsite stewards know you are an accessible customer and they will direct you to the space on the day.

Once you arrive, the festival will be clearly signposted.

We have a separate accessible entrance queue into the event which will be clearly signposted and is shared with the premium ticket holders.

If you are getting dropped off, please use the below what3words https://what3words.com/pouch.strategy.column

The festival will be clearly signposted once you arrive.

We have a separate accessible queue into the event which will be clearly signposted and is shared with premium ticket holders.

Please note all customers are subject to search and all bags will be searched, we ask that you do not bring large bags with you.

Once inside the festival the ground is grass and can get muddy, dependant on the weather, although it is generally flat.

We have signposted accessible toilets on the main toilet block. These are for use by those who have accessibility requirements as a priority however these are not locked or for exclusive use and operate on an honesty basis.

First aid is located on the site within the Information Office and is staffed at all times of the event and available to all. Please refer to festival maps which we will include in our pre festival information email sent to all ticket holders closer to the time of the festival.  

There will be a BSL programme available in the pre festival email that is sent to all accessible ticket holders closer to the time of the festival. We will also include a full guide of which talks they will be situated at, which will be available prior to the festival here on our website and indicated on the onsite schedule boards. If you have any questions about this at all please don’t hesitate to email us here.

We welcome any service dogs at the Happy Place Festival.

We do not have any planned strobe lighting at the festival.
If you have any queries about this then please email us here.

At the Happy Place Festival we champion accessibility and want to make our festival inclusive to everyone. If you have any other queries surrounding accessibility, please contact access@sjmconcerts.com

Please send an email here to express your interest in teaching at our 2026 festivals. Please include details as to the type of workshop you would be interested in delivering, along with any relevant images and social media links. Please note that due to the high volume of emails received, we are unable to guarantee a follow up response but appreciate all
interest!

Please send an email here with a short bio and any social media links to what you do. Please note that due to the high volume of emails received, we are unable to guarantee a follow up response but appreciate all interest!

Please drop us an email here

No to worry, you can drop an email here and we will be more than happy to help.

Both methods are accepted and is dependent on the vendor, but please note that there are no cash points onsite and all caterers are card only.

Keep an eye on the Happy Place socials for all the latest festival news!

Follow our brand new festival Instagram @happyplacefestival to keep up to date.