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This Month
- 1Isle of Wight Walking Festival
- 2Cowes Fringe
- 3Victoria's Family Day Out at Osborne
- 4Compton Bay Fossil Walks
- 5Festival of Transport @ Isle of Wight Steam Railway
- 6May Live Music Sundays at The Garlic Farm Restaurant
- 7Concert - featuring Wight Diamonds, Cinnamon Acapella and Pipes & Drums
- 8P*ssed Up Panto
- 9Chillerton & Gatcombe Scarecrow Festival 2024
- 10Family Farm Tours - Let Us Show You Around
- 11Jack Up Events Presents - Ticket to Ryde
- 12Half Term at the Isle of Wight Donkey Sanctuary
- 13The Fleetwood Mac Songbook
- 14Shaun the Sheep: Farmathlon Live!
- 15Family Supper with Magical Entertainment
- 16Lottery Quiz
- 17Technicolour Dickens: The Living Image of Charles Dickens
- 18Drip Splatter Smear
Isle of Wight What's On Guide
Discover the Isle of Wight, an Island on the South Coast of the UK, that is packed full of exciting events and things to do.
Firm favourites on the calendar include the Royal Isle of Wight County Show where you can try your hand at sheep herding or take a tractor ride; Ventnor Fringe which is fast-gaining a reputation as one of the best small festivals in the UK; the award winning Isle of Wight Walking Festival where locals invite you to get to know their little slice of paradise, and of course, the world-renowned Cowes Week where there is the opportunity to have just as much fun on dry land as on the water!
Events
A variety of events on the Isle of Wight means you are entertained whatever season you are visiting. From children’s events, county shows, theatre shows in Shanklin to international sailing events there really is something for everyone.
Festivals
From music festivals with superstar line-ups to family-friendly, literary, comedy, arts and food festivals, you can be certain that treasured memories will be created. Combining a festival weekend with a holiday is one way to do it; enjoy the festival, but make sure you give yourself enough time to discover the Island.
Carnivals
Not only does the Isle of Wight have the oldest carnival (Ryde Carnival) in the UK, but there are also a variety of carnivals in many towns across the Island. Providing a colourful spectacle and a cheerful atmosphere, the carnivals are not to be missed.
Entertainment
The Isle of Wight comes to life at night with live music performances at a variety of venues across the Island. Experience the wide range of productions from comedies to musicals at the theatres or enjoy a new or old film at the cinemas.
What would you like to see?
Book your accommodation
You're going to need somewhere to stay for the events and festivals, particularly if you don't fancy camping on site at the Isle of Wight Festival! We have all sorts of accommodation on the Island, from hotels to glamping, bed & breakfast to self-catering, there's plenty to choose from. Many offer discounts in conjunction with festivals and events too, so head on over to our accommodation page to find out more.
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