
Hunslet Festival 2026
Church Street
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About this event
The Hunslet Festival is a free community celebration held on Church Street in the heart of LS10, bringing the local neighbourhood together for a day of fun on 13th June 2026. It's the kind of event where you'll find families from across the area gathering to enjoy live entertainment, local stalls, and a real sense of community spirit.
As a family-friendly festival, it's well suited to parents with children of all ages, including those with pushchairs, given its street-based setting. Expect a lively mix of activities and performances that reflect the character of the Hunslet area.
Expect a climbing wall, circus skills, animal encounters, interactive arts and play, children’s sports, dance performances, a fire engine visit, police van and kit try-on, youth activities, stalls and more.
A lovely local day out for families in Hunslet, Beeston, Belle Isle, LS10, LS11, across South Leeds and beyond.
Saturday 13 June 2026
11:30am – 4pm
What to bring
- Waterproof coat
- Sun cream and a sun hat
- Reusable water bottle
- Comfortable walking shoes
- Snacks and a packed lunch
- Cash for stalls and food vendors
Top tips
- Arrive early to grab a good spot before the crowds build up.
- Wear comfortable shoes as you'll be on your feet all day.
- Bring cash as not all stalls may have card readers.
- Pack snacks and drinks for little ones to keep energy up.
- Pushchair-friendly but get there early for easier navigation.
The Hunslet Festival is a free community event. Entry to the arena, live music performances, and many children’s activities (like the youth bus and climbing wall) are provided at no cost to help families in LS10 and LS11 enjoy a great day out.
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Church Street
Hunslet, Leeds LS10 2QY, UK, LS10 2QY
Parking tip
Parking around Grove Road Recreation Ground is very limited and is on-street only. The is a car park behind Involve Leeds and Hunslet Library and Community Hub, and at The Penny Hill Centre, both cross the road from Grove Road on the other side of Church Street. We strongly encourage visitors from LS10 and LS11 to to walk or use public transport to reduce congestion in the local area.