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Surbiton Festival to return this weekend

Local News by Tilly O'Brien 24th Sep 2025  
Victoria Road will be closed to vehicles on Saturday while Surbiton Festival takes place (Credit: Tilly O'Brien)
Victoria Road will be closed to vehicles on Saturday while Surbiton Festival takes place (Credit: Tilly O'Brien)
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The annual Surbiton Festival is returning this Saturday, 27 September.

It will run from 10am – 4pm on Saturday and the annual parade will begin at midday on St Andrews Road with a variety of local groups taking part, including:

  • British Legion Band
  • Widows Sons Motorcycles
  • Surrey Jive
  • Surrey Freemasons
  • HMOS Theatre Company
  • Kingston Morris Dancers
  • Kingston, Surbiton, Berrylands Sea Lions, Cubs, Scouts, Guides, Brownies,
  • Rainbow, Beavers
  • Kingston Army Cadets 151 Detatchment
  • Kingston Police Cadets
  • St Paul's Players
  • TS Steadfast Sea Cadets
  • Monkey Music
  • Classic Cars - 5 USA (6), Ford Anglia 105e (Harry Potter),
  • Historia Normannis
  • Baby Ballet

Surbiton Festival Parade (Credit: Surbiton Festival)

The festival is the largest free to attend community event held annually in Surbiton for the past thirty years (bar during covid).

At the festival, there will be live music throughout the day on two stages in Claremont Gardens and St Andrews Square with performances that showcase a range of local talent.

There will also be a bustling street market down Victoria Road and St Andrews Road filled with artisan crafts, delectable food and beer stalls, as well as a children centric area full of free activities, including a teddy bears picnic in Claremont Gardens.

To allow the festival to happen, Victoria Road will be closed for vehicles from 6am – 8pm on Saturday.

You can find out more about the event here.

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