The Great Estate Festival, often called "the most rambunctious garden fête," is a vibrant, family-friendly event held annually at the historic Scorrier House in Cornwall. This eclectic festival celebrates music, art, and culture, offering a unique mix of entertainment in a picturesque countryside setting.

A standout feature of The Great Estate is its diverse music line up, spanning genres from rock and indie to funk and electronic. Both established acts and emerging artists grace its stages, ensuring something for every musical taste. Past headliners have included iconic names and local talent, creating an inclusive, electric atmosphere.

Beyond music, the festival embraces the quirky and unexpected. Visitors can explore art installations, partake in workshops, and enjoy curious performances, including burlesque shows, circus acts, and spoken word poetry. The Victorian-themed "Madame Wong’s House of Wrong" and the charming "Secret Gin Garden" are perennial crowd favourites, adding to the festival's eccentric character.

The event also caters to families, offering activities like storytelling, crafting sessions, and a children’s area, ensuring fun for all ages. Food and drink play a central role, with a wide array of local Cornish delicacies, street food, and craft beverages available throughout the event.

Held in late spring, The Great Estate Festival is a celebration of creativity, individuality, and community. Its relaxed yet whimsical vibe, combined with the stunning backdrop of Scorrier House, makes it a must-visit for festival-goers seeking a unique and unforgettable experience in Cornwall.

Whether you’re drawn to its music, quirky charm, or family-friendly appeal, The Great Estate Festival promises an adventure like no other.

Ticket Information

Adult with camping: from £95.00
Teenager with camping (13-17): from £85.00
Child with camping (5-12): from £400
Infant: Free

Campervans: from £55.00
Parking: £12.50

Ticket prices exclude booking fees

The Great Estate Playlist

Supergrass, Happy Mondays, Hip Hop Karaoke, The Taulah Blue Show, Ez Dickens