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Down at the Abbey
Reading
Type:Festivals
Abbey Street, Reading, Berkshire, RG1 3BA
Reading
Down at the Abbey is an independent music festival in the Reading Abbey Ruins.
In 2019, the award-winning team behind Are You Listening? Festival launched a music festival in the stunning Reading Abbey Ruins: Down at the Abbey.
The festival returns for its third edition on Friday 8th and 9th September 2023.
Two stages of thrilling live music to bring this magical setting to life. Siren Craft Brew provide their award-winning craft beers and ciders, and we always have the finest selection of gourmet street food, coffee, cocktails and more to delight your senses.
Come and witness history.
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