The Midsummer Music Festival is coming back to the Parlour Café for two evenings of live music, food, and community spirit.
The event is scheduled for Friday, July 18, and Saturday, July 19, 2025.
A variety of styles and talent will be showcased, with performances taking place on a new stage area.
The Ampstels will headline on Friday, while Teresa of Calcutta will take the spotlight on Saturday.
The festival will also provide a platform for up-and-coming artists from the community.
The garden area of the Parlour Café will be turned into a venue with picnic tables, festoon lighting, a beer tent, and a cocktail bar.
The festival promises a family-friendly environment with activities for kids and craft stalls in addition to the live performances.
Visitors can pick from an assortment of street food vendors, offering a range of options from Greek food and wood-fired pizzas to waffles, crepes, and sweet treats.
The gates will open, and the music will begin at 5pm on both days, wrapping up at 11pm.
Day passes are priced at £14 for adults and £12 for children and can be purchased via Ticketsource.
The Midsummer Music Festival at the Parlour Café aims to be more than just a musical event.
Located on a farm by the River Crouch, the festival is designed to celebrate emerging talent and foster connections in a unique outdoor setting.
For updates on the lineup, food vendor listings, and more festival details, you can visit their website at ticketsource.co.uk/whats-on/essex/parlour-cafe, email info@parlour-cafe.com, or call 01621 786503.
You can also follow the festival on social media on Facebook as Parlour Café or Instagram as @parlour_cafe.
The Parlour Café is an independently run venue in Burnham-on-Crouch that offers locally sourced, seasonal produce in a friendly setting.
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