Yes! Folding camping chairs are absolutely fine. We just ask that you keep them toward the back of the main arena so everyone can enjoy the view.

No, sorry — outside food and drink aren’t permitted. We’ll have plenty of authentic Caribbean food stalls, bars, and refreshments available all day for you to enjoy

Yes, re-entry is allowed — just make sure to keep your wristband on

Yes! Children are absolutely welcome, Under-18s must be accompanied by an adult.

Yes, please e-mail info@rumandreggaeshrewsbury.co.uk (info@rumandreggaeshrewsbury.co.uk)and we will get right back to your enquiry,

Yes, we're committed to making our events accessible and inclusive. To support this, we offer one complimentary Carer / Personal Assistant (PA) ticket for customers who require essential assistance to attend. For more information, please e-mail info@rumandreggaeshrewsbury.co.uk (info@rumandreggaeshrewsbury.co.uk)to book yours More info can be found here www.rumandreggaeshrewsbury.co.uk/accessibility (www.rumandreggaeshrewsbury.co.uk/accessibility)

Ourfestival is held on the grass, which means the surface isn’t even. Carers of disabled people are eligible for free entry (evidence will be required). Shrewsbury has designated on-street parking spaces for disabled badge holders. These spaces can be found on Shoplatch, Castle Street, St. Mary's Street, Claremont Street, and Roushill. Parking is free if displaying the badge and clock for the period as indicated on the signs. There are designated parking spaces for disabled people in Raven Meadows multi-storey and in Abbey Foregate car park. Normal car parking charges apply. Wheelchair accessible buses operate on all three Park and Ride routes. Normal charges apply.

Yes we do have a volunteer programme. It’s a great way to get hands-on event experience, as well as a behind the scenes insight into how a festival runs. Plus, it’s a great way to make friends and keep active.