The Riverside Festival is returning to The Lensbury for its fourth year on 13 June, featuring an exciting programme of live entertainment, family activities, food, and watersport experiences.

And it has today (Friday, 17 April) released its second batch of tickets, offering locals time to book for the "best price".

Tickets cost £26 for members, £14 for junior members (five to 14 year's old), £30 for non-members, and are free for children aged under four year's old.

Tickets include rides, face painting, silent disco, classic carnival attractions, Circus Calamitous' show, toddler corner, and watersports sessions.

There will be rides at the festival (Credit: The Lensbury)

Headlining the main stage this year is Fake Tan, the UK's ultimate party band, known for its high‑energy performances and past appearances at major events, including celebrations for the England Women's Football Team after its Euros win at The Lensbury.

New for 2026, Circus Calamitous will bring two dynamic shows filled with humour, physical comedy, and impressive circus artistry.

Visitors can also enjoy performances from talented local bands and the Princess Alice Hospice Choir, as well as free watersports taster sessions including Dragon Boating, Kayaking, and Raft Building.

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Throughout the day, families can explore the Creative & Family Fun Zone, offering face painting, festival‑themed nails, arts and crafts, and all‑day entertainment. Moreover, kids who are four years old and under get in for free.

And when you are feeling peckish, guests can enjoy The Lensbury's wide selection of street food, live‑cooked BBQ dishes, and refreshing drinks available in the Food & Drink Village.

Fake Tan will headline the main stage this year (Image supplied)

With music and entertainment from 2pm until 10pm, the Riverside Festival 2026 promises a full day of celebration by the river—perfect for families, friends, and neighbours looking to enjoy a lively and memorable community event.

You can book your tickets now here.

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