Another great year at Palmers Green Festival 2026
The biggest community event of the year in our area
Palmers Green Festival 2026 – your feedback and photos
What a day! Many thousands of people came to Broomfield Park for Palmers Green Festival on Sunday 6 September, enjoying music, dance, food, stalls, family activities and, above all, a wonderful sense of community. Our post-festival survey showed that the overwhelming majority of visitors rated their day highly, and your feedback is already helping us plan for 2027. We have also put together a great selection of photos from the day – take a look and see if you can spot yourself, your family or friends! Thank you to everyone who came, volunteered, performed, traded or helped make the festival happen – and a special thank you to our sponsor, Nick Charalambous of Winkworth Palmers Green.
Read the feedback and see the photos →
Some quotes:
- "Palmers Green Festival is a fantastic day for the community. Great food and music, fun for all the family and a chance to reconnect with local groups and all in our lovely Broomfield Park."
- "The PG festival is now a permanent fixture on our calendar. This free to enter, family friendly event is always a fun and enjoyable occasion."
- "It’s a great sense of community and brilliant to see all the different things happening in Palmers Green. Thanks to the Friends and everyone involved in making it happen!"
davidartwilliamson • October 8, 2026
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