Tuesday, October 28, 2025

Busking to be celebrated in Grantham

The sound of guitars, accordions, tambourines, and voices will be heard across Wyndham Park in Grantham this summer as the free Busking Festival arrives on Saturday 9th August.

Visitors will be able to enjoy music and watch performances from a range of styles and instruments, all buzzing with energy as the talent shines through.

Cllr Paul Stokes, South Kesteven District Council’s cabinet member for arts and culture, and deputy leader, said: “We’re offering a fantastic opportunity for talent young and old to shine with a jam-packed day of free musical experiences designed to inspire the next generation of musicians.

“People can look forward to a day full of live music and entertainment – created by the community for the community – to share and appreciate a unique blend of musical talent and street entertainer performances.

“The event is free to attend, so please visit Grantham and make a day of it.”

 

Image credit: Google maps

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