Queen’s Park Day 2026 will take place on Sunday 13th September, 11:00 am – 4:30 pm.
Note the time, it’s earlier this year.
Join us for this bustling free event for the whole family, a magical celebration of our community.
Look forward to a mix of exhilarating arena acts; live music, dance and performance; homespun competitions; and a myriad of stalls showcasing local makers, bakers and traders.
Sample an array of live entertainment – music, dance and performance – across the bandstand and community stage.
You can join in a Flamenco or Morris dancing workshop, enjoy the clamour and glamour of the Temple drums from the Shree Swaminarayan Hindu Temple, or just kick back on the grass and enjoy the wonderful harmonies from one of the four local choirs who will be singing. Ferret racing returns, and popular children’s entertainer Mr Alexander brings a new show especially for Queen’s Park Day.
Main Arena events start at 11:00 with the All Pets Dog Show, a perennial favourite.
Honeybank Falconry follows with a falconry display with live raptors, while the Vander Double Wheel of Death (above) display breath-taking aerial feats. Save some energy – and laughter – for our friendly (if fierce) Tug of War at the end of the afternoon.
Making and baking competitions are always a highlight of the day. Be it your best Bakewell tart or getting fiendishly creative with cardboard (above), there’s plenty of opportunity for all ages to participate. Click here for full details of this year’s competitions.
And if you’re hungry or thirsty our food stalls offer a tantalising choice of world food, not forgetting the wonderful freshly made falafel and salad combos always available from the Park’s own cafe.
The full programme will be available from the website at the end of August.
Many people work to make this day happen. Thanks, as ever, to all the volunteers who help before, during and after the event. Want to get involved? Get in touch.
And very special thanks to Kensal Rise Estate and Letting Agents Hamptons for their generous sponsorship, which helps to keep the day free to all.