Camborne Green Fest Returns to Recreation Ground on 6th June

There’s a reason Green Fest keeps coming back, and this year it’s pulling out the stops.

The festival returns to Camborne Recreation Ground on Saturday 6th June, running from 11am to 5pm, and 2026 marks its fourth year on the trot. Entry is free, the whole thing is built for families, and the line-up this time leans hard into live music with four acts spanning folk, blues, pop-punk and ska.

Who’s playing

Opening the main stage is Martha Woods, a singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist who’s been nominated for Folk London’s Album of the Year. Martha is followed by C-Bone, a three-piece who have picked up two UK Blues Award nominations across the past two years.

Then things speed up. Redruth’s own Kerosene Cocktail bring a mix of pop-punk covers and originals, before Rudi’s Message close the day out with ska anthems and Two Tone tales.

More than the music

Away from the stage, there are 20 stalls run by local charities and environmental groups. Cornwall Wildlife Trust, the Fairtrade Foundation, Healthy Cornwall, Red River Rescuers and the Seal Research Trust are all among them, each showing off the work going on across Cornwall around sustainability and nature.

There’s festival food and non-alcoholic drinks from four local companies, children’s activities next to the playground, and roving entertainment from Hotch Potch Performance, who are bringing stilt walkers and street performers through the Green Flag Award winning park.

The festival lands during Great Big Green Week, The Climate Coalition’s nationwide celebration of community action for nature and climate, which runs from 6th to 14th June 2026.

Getting there

Camborne Recreation Ground sits on Crane Road, TR14 7PJ, right next to Camborne Rugby Ground. The what3words address is steady.award.grace.

It’s a 15 minute walk from Camborne Railway Station and 8 minutes from the bus stop on College Street. Parking is limited to Camborne Rugby Club on Cranberry Road, so organisers are asking people to come on foot or by public transport where they can, keeping the day as sustainable as possible.

For more details and announcements before the event, head to the Green Fest event page on Camborne Town Council’s Facebook.