When is the Exeter Respect Festival?
The Exeter Respect Festival takes place on Saturday 6 June and Sunday 7 June 2026.

What time does it start and finish?
On Saturday, gates open at 11:30am and the festival starts at 12:00pm. On Sunday, it starts at 11:00am and runs into the early evening.

Where is the festival held?
The festival takes place at Belmont Park, Belmont Road, Exeter, EX4 6SS. It is within easy walking distance of the city centre.

Is there parking nearby?
Yes. Belmont Road car park is next to the park, with additional city centre parking and Park and Ride options available.

Can I get there by public transport?
Yes. Exeter Central station is within walking distance, and Exeter St David’s is a short bus or taxi ride away. Regular buses run into the city centre.

Do I need a ticket?
Entry is free or low-cost, with a small charge for adults and free entry for children and young people. Payment is made on arrival.

Is the festival suitable for families?
Yes. The festival is family-friendly, with activities, performances and food for all ages, and areas specifically for children and families.

What can I expect at the festival?
You can enjoy live music, dance performances, international food stalls, workshops, arts activities, and community stalls.

Is the festival alcohol-free?
Yes. It is an alcohol-free event to help create a safe and inclusive environment.

Is the festival accessible?
The event takes place in a public park with step-free access.

What happens if it rains?
The festival runs in most weather conditions, so it’s best to dress appropriately.

What is Exeter Respect Festival about?
The festival celebrates diversity, equality and community through music, food and cultural experiences in a welcoming environment.