Organising an event like BrixFest is time consuming. It takes our volunteers hours to plan and subsequently run the festival, and we think you'll agree: they do a phenomenal job! Part of the problem with organising such a huge festival and taking on the big task of delivering it to visitors, is that you never truly have time to marvel in the work of the team, and it's very rare that you get to experience all elements of the festival. Additionally, it's near impossible to capt

BrixFest is officially six years old. In the life of an evolving festival, it can sometimes be hard to keep track of what's happening and where - especially for those involved in the planning and execution of the event. For example, we've never had anywhere to keep all of our press releases and newspaper cuttings...until now! Please allow us to introduce to you, the new official BrixFest 'News Page'. This page will serve as home to blog-style updates regarding planning of the

At their annual grant-giving ceremony Brixham Town Council awarded BrixFest 2017 £2420 to increase the Heritage side of our events listings across the BrixFest weekend. In previous years, the Bank Holiday Monday of BrixFest has been a day split in two. Half of the day embraces Kid's Day on Breakwater Beach, while the other half hosts an anniversary-themed day of activity underneath The Old Fish Market (previous themes include 1940s, Queen's Jubilee etc). This year: the theme