


Coberley Village Fete
Next dates
- 14:00 - 17:00
Enjoy a traditional afternoon of family fun at the annual Coberley Village Fete on Bank Holiday Monday 31 August. Set in the beautiful grounds of Coberley C of E Primary School, this much-loved village event brings together games, live music, delicious food, local stalls and plenty of entertainment for all ages.
Whether you're browsing handmade produce, enjoying a cream tea, cheering on the dog show or relaxing to live brass band music, there's something for everyone to enjoy in this picturesque rural setting.
Event Details
- Date: Monday 31 August 2026 (Bank Holiday)
- Time: 2:00pm - 5:00pm
- Location: Coberley C of E Primary School Playing Field, Coberley, GL53 9QZ
- Admission: Adults £2 | Under 16s FREE
What to Expect
- Traditional village fete stalls.
- Homemade cakes, plants and local produce.
- Pre-loved clothing and soft toys.
- Cream teas, BBQ and licensed bar.
- Family games and activities for children and adults.
- Grand Draw with fantastic prizes.
- Live music from the Cheltenham Silver Training Band.
- Cotswold alpacas with fleece spinning demonstrations.
- Popular family Dog Show.
- Special raffle to win a bespoke pet portrait by local artist Rachael Prosser.
Dog Show
Bring your four-legged friends along to take part in the ever-popular Dog Show, where canine companions can compete for a variety of rosettes. Animal lovers can also enter a special raffle to win a beautiful pastel portrait of their pet, created by local artist Rachael Prosser, whose artwork will be on display beside the show ring throughout the afternoon.
Good to Know
- Ample parking is available in the adjoining field.
- Reserved disabled parking is located close to the entrance.
- The site offers good wheelchair access.
- Card payments are accepted for entry and most stalls.
All proceeds from the fete help support the upkeep of St Giles' Church, Coberley. Visitors are encouraged to take a short stroll to the church after the fete to admire its recently uncovered historic tiled floor.




