Tickets to go on sale for new farming show featuring Jeremy Clarkson and Adam Henson
In a thrilling announcement for agriculture enthusiasts, foodies, and families alike, tickets for the groundbreaking Great British Farm-Fest—a fresh, vibrant event dedicated to honoring the backbone of Britain’s countryside, its dedicated farmers—will officially hit the market tomorrow. This innovative festival promises to blend education, entertainment, and excitement, spotlighting the tireless efforts of the nation’s agricultural community while offering a fun-filled escape for all ages. Set to become a staple in the UK’s event calendar, the Farm-Fest is poised to draw crowds with its star-studded lineup and immersive experiences, featuring beloved personalities such as Jeremy Clarkson, Adam Henson, and Matt Tebbutt, among others.
The festival is designed to unite a diverse crowd: from hardworking farmers and innovative artists to passionate food lovers and families seeking wholesome adventures. Over three action-packed days, attendees can indulge in live music performances, savor mouthwatering British cuisine sourced straight from the fields, and partake in memorable celebrations that highlight the richness of rural life. The event will unfold at the iconic NAEC Stoneleigh Park in Warwickshire, a historic venue that once hosted the prestigious Royal Show, providing a fitting stage for this modern tribute to farming heritage. Mark your calendars for May 22nd through 24th, 2026, when the sprawling 300-acre site transforms into a bustling hub of activity, complete with 12 major festival fields during the day and electrifying evening entertainment.
At the heart of the weekend’s excitement are the headliners, a mix of celebrities and experts who bring authenticity and star power to the proceedings. Leading the charge is Jeremy Clarkson, the charismatic host known for his hit series Clarkson’s Farm, joined by his close collaborators Lisa Hogan, Kaleb Cooper, and Charlie Ireland. Adding to the allure are Adam Henson, a familiar face from BBC’s Countryfile and a passionate advocate for sustainable farming, and Matt Tebbutt, the celebrated chef behind Saturday Kitchen, who will likely showcase his culinary prowess with fresh, local ingredients. But the lineup doesn’t stop there; the festival boasts an expanded roster including radio personality Chris Moyles, musician and cheesemaker Alex James from Blur, the orchestral spectacle of Britpop Classical, and bands like The Farmers and The Animals. Dozens more farmers, musicians, chefs, and rural artisans from every corner of the UK will join them, creating a tapestry of talent that truly represents the diversity of British agriculture.
One of the standout features is Jeremy Clarkson’s personal touch: he’ll be recreating a slice of his famous Farmer’s Dog pub right on site, complete with refreshing beers from the Hawkstone Brewery and delectable treats sourced from the Diddly Squat Farm Shop. This addition not only adds a layer of celebrity flair but also allows visitors to sample authentic farm-fresh products in a relaxed, pub-like atmosphere, bridging the gap between screen and reality.
Exploration is key at Farm-Fest, where guests can wander through a vast 300-acre country spectacular. The organizers have confirmed an array of engaging zones, including eight dynamic show arenas buzzing with activity, thrilling livestock competitions that showcase the finest breeds, impressive tractor displays under the banner of “Tractorama,” demonstrations of traditional rural skills, parades of working animals and rare breeds, interactive “Farm Lab” sessions for hands-on learning, a “World of Horses” area for equestrian enthusiasts, and an “Old Country Fair” evoking nostalgic charm. Complementing these are immersive field-to-fork experiences that trace the journey from farm to table, culminating in a full-scale British food festival featuring chefs and producers highlighting seasonal, locally grown delights. The daytime programming across the 12 festival fields promises educational insights into sustainable practices, while the evening shifts gears with an All-Star Festival Parade leading to the Hawkstone Music Arena, where over 20 DJs and bands will perform for four hours of non-stop entertainment.
Festival director Chris Hughes encapsulated the event’s ethos in his enthusiastic statement: “The Great British Farm-Fest is set to be a true celebration of British farming. It will be a place to champion our farmers, showcasing their hard work and dedication to our nation. It will also be a space for families to come together, learn from our agricultural community, share unforgettable moments and have a great party.” This vision is supported by partnerships with esteemed organizations such as The Royal Agricultural Society of England, The National Federation of Young Farmers’ Clubs, The Royal Agricultural University, and The Farmer’s Guardian, ensuring the festival’s authenticity and educational value.
Ticket sales kick off with an exclusive pre-sale window starting at 10am on Wednesday, November 26th, 2025, offering a generous 20% discount on all entry options—including single-day passes, full weekend admissions, and even camping packages for those wanting to immerse themselves fully in the countryside vibe. This special offer is available ahead of the general public sale, which begins at 10am on Thursday, November 27th, 2025. In a nod to the event’s core audience, farmers and their families are eligible for half-price tickets, making it more accessible for those who live and breathe the farming lifestyle. For the latest updates, pre-sale sign-ups, and comprehensive details, head to the official Great British Farm-Fest website at farm-fest.org, where you can join the “herd” for exclusive news and ensure you don’t miss out on this landmark celebration. With its blend of celebrity appeal, cultural depth, and family-friendly fun, the Great British Farm-Fest is shaping up to be an unmissable event that not only entertains but also educates and inspires appreciation for Britain’s vital farming sector.