FRIDAY 5TH - SUNDAY 7TH DECEMBER 2025

Folkestone, Kent

Booking

Get your Festival Pass

This year’s festival has a range of options available to suit all requirements and budgets.

The core festival is a residential weekend experience at Folkestone’s prestigious Burlington Hotel, however, non-residential tickets are available for those who live locally or would prefer to organise their own accommodation separately.

In addition, joint/couple residential passes, non-participant partner passes and tickets to individual workshops and events are available.

Please have a look at the options available to you, and don’t hesitate to contact us if you have any questions.

2025 Festival Pass

Access to all festival events, including two nights single occupancy accommodation (Fri/Sat), bed, breakfast, Friday dinner, and Saturday & Sunday buffet lunch.

£635

If you prefer, you can spread the cost via ClearPay, just select the option during checkout.

Additional Passes

Joint Residential
Festival Pass

Full access including double occupancy room.

For two attendees sharing.

£1085.00 

Residential Non-Participant Partner

For partners/friends of participating attendees.

Full weekend.

£375.00

Non-Residential Full
Festival Pass

Full access to workshops and events for participants who would prefer to find their own accommodation.

£415.00

Saturday & Sunday Residential Pass

Access to Saturday and Sunday workshops & concerts, with Saturday night accommodation.

£465.00

Individual Events

Workshops & Concerts only
(Sat & Sun)

Access to core workshops (Hannah & Findlay) 

+ Evening gigs.

£345.00

Vocal
Workshop

Access to Friday’s Voice workshop (Tutor TBC), taking place at 1:15pm on Friday, 5th December 2025.

FREE

Guitar
Workshop

Access to the Guitar masterclass with Chris Corcoran, taking place at 3PM on Friday 5th December 2025.

£35.00

Songwriters
in The Round

Access to the Songwriters in the Round concert on Saturday 6th December 2025. Venue TBC.

£12

Scholarships

Folkestone Songwriting Festival Scholarships are funds that have been donated/sponsored by individuals or organisations. They are designed to assist those who would otherwise find it difficult to attend due to financial, physical or social disadvantage.