Events

Booze and Blues Festival at Stoughton Grange Farm
24th May – 26th May 2024
Rock out with some of the hottest bands around, including The King Brasstards and John Coghlan’s Quo Reimagined! And, that’s not all – stay tuned for more incredible acts that are sure to amaze you! While you’re grooving to the music, indulge in the finest craft beer and real ale that will be served. Want to stay longer? Pitch a tent for the ultimate festival experience! But, if camping is not your thing, no worries! Day tickets are also available. Plus, with 20 Leicestershire real ales, 10 Leicestershire craft beers, a Leicestershire gin bar, on-site farm shop and butchery, and a café and pub, you’ll have everything you need for a fantastic time! 

Booze and Blues Festival at Stoughton Grange Farm

24th May – 26th May 2024
Rock out with some of the hottest bands around, including The King Brasstards and John Coghlan’s Quo Reimagined! And, that’s not all – stay tuned for more incredible acts that are sure to amaze you! While you’re grooving to the music, indulge in the finest craft beer and real ale that will be served. Want to stay longer? Pitch a tent for the ultimate festival experience! But, if camping is not your thing, no worries! Day tickets are also available. Plus, with 20 Leicestershire real ales, 10 Leicestershire craft beers, a Leicestershire gin bar, on-site farm shop and butchery, and a café and pub, you’ll have everything you need for a fantastic time! 

Important Notice | On-site Walks

The woodland, Dam’s spinney and lakeside walks are currently closed to the public for maintenance and will reopen in Spring. We apologise for any inconvenience but the site has not been effectively managed for the last few decades and we are in the process of making our way through the woodland removing dead, damaged and invasive trees and generally bringing the area back into a safe, manageable situation. Whilst this process is underway, our insurers have correctly deemed the site dangerous and we cannot permit anybody to enter. We hope you understand that this is for the good of the woodland and, subject to proper management, will ensure that the site thrives once more.