Wednesday 6 May - Saturday 30 May

Festival Venues

Our festival venues reflect the charm and character of Exmoor itself.

From historic churches to welcoming community spaces, each setting offers a unique atmosphere for enjoying music, talks, and performances. Explore our venues below to see where this year’s events will take place.

Our Venues

St. Luke's Church

St Luke’s is the principal venue of the Simonsbath Festival, renowned for its warm atmosphere and excellent acoustics. Built in 1855 and consecrated the following year, it remains a working church with regular services. The venue has recently been renovated, making it ideal for concerts and events.

 

Limited parking is available at the church, with additional space at Ashcombe car park. The church is wheelchair accessible and has modern toilet facilities. The festival is grateful to Rector David Weir and the Parochial Church Council for their generous support and use of this beautiful space.

Moorland Hall

Moorland Hall is one of the most modern and well-equipped village halls in the country, located in the heart of Wheddon Cross. The main hall seats up to 150 people and can be partitioned for smaller events. It features a full staging area, professional audio system, and a hearing loop, making it an excellent venue for concerts, talks, and community gatherings.

 

With ample parking and accessible facilities, Moorland Hall is a valued part of the Simonsbath Festival’s venue line-up, offering a warm welcome and a versatile space for performers and audiences alike.

All Saints Church

All Saints Church is a beautiful and historic setting for Simonsbath Festival events. Originally built in the 15th century and extensively rebuilt in the 1850s, this Grade II listed Anglican church stands at the heart of Dulverton. With its striking architecture and serene atmosphere, it provides an inspiring backdrop for concerts and recitals. The church offers good acoustics and a warm welcome, making it a fitting venue for both performers and audiences.

 

Centrally located with nearby parking, All Saints continues to serve its community while opening its doors to the arts.