Contact Us
Get in Touch
General enquiries & volunteers:
info@breconjazzfestival.org
Traders:
traders@breconjazzfestival.org
FAQ
When can I buy tickets for the festival?
You can purchase tickets online through our official website or at select outlets in Brecon closer to the festival. Check the “Tickets” section for more details and updates.
Where are the festival venues located?
Brecon Jazz Festival takes place across multiple venues in and around Brecon, including The Muse Arts Centre, Theatre Brycheiniog, and various outdoor stages. A venue map will be available closer to the event. We can’t wait to see you there!
Is the festival suitable for families?
Absolutely! Brecon Jazz Festival is a family-friendly event with activities for all ages, including outdoor performances and food vendors. Some venues may have age restrictions, so please check the event details.
Will there be food and drink available at the festival?
Yes, a wide variety of food and drink options will be available at the festival, including local vendors, street food, and specialty bars. We are proud to offer a wide range of food and drink that is produced in the local area.
How can I become a sponsor or partner for the festival?
If you’re interested in sponsoring or partnering with Brecon Jazz Festival, please email us.
Is parking available near the festival venues?
Parking is available at designated car parks in Brecon. We recommend arriving early, as spaces can fill up quickly during the festival.
Accommodation
visitors can choose from a diverse range of accommodations that blend historic Welsh charm with the scenic beauty of the Bannau Brycheiniog (Brecon Beacons) National Park.
Town Centre & Historic Hotels
For those who want to be steps away from the main venues like Theatr Brycheiniog and The Guildhall, the town centre offers several landmark options. The Wellington features a classic Georgian facade right in the town square, while The Castle of Brecon Hotel provides a riverside beer garden and a sense of history near the ancient castle ruins. Another boutique option is The Coach House, known for personalized amenities.
Bed & Breakfasts and Guesthouses
Brecon is renowned for its welcoming B&Bs. Borderers Inn, a former 17th-century coaching house, offers unique, character-filled rooms just a short walk from the Cathedral concerts. Mount Street House provides luxury Georgian townhouse stays, while The Beacons Guest House offers traditional Welsh hospitality. For a rural retreat only ten minutes from the festivities, Nythfa House serves as a charming “nesting place” with extensive gardens.
Glamping and Camping
Outdoor enthusiasts can enjoy the August weather at various local sites. Camp Cynrig Glamping Village offers luxury bell tents and riverside cabins with private shepherd’s hut kitchenettes. 68 Degrees West in nearby Cradoc provides glamping pods with panoramic views of Pen y Fan, while Cefn Cantref Campsite caters to traditional campers and trailer tents just five minutes from town.
Self-Catering and Unique Stays
Airbnb listings in the area range from canal-front cottages to “tiny house” shepherd’s huts. These are ideal for visitors who prefer a private base for the weekend.
Pro Tip: Accommodation fills up months in advance for the Jazz Weekend. It is highly recommended to book by early 2026 to secure a spot within walking distance of the music.