Unity Fest was founded in 2020 to create a unique and unforgettable annual weekend festival, for lesbian, bi, trans and queer women, as well as non-binary people.
Now celebrating its 7th year, Unity Fest brings together an incredible mix of live music, entertainment, exciting activities, engaging workshops, and so much more – all in a welcoming and inclusive environment.
Unity Fest aims to create a safe and welcoming space where lesbian, bi, trans and queer women, and non-binary people who feel that Unity Fest is the right space for them, can come together, unite, and build meaningful connections. We encourage social interaction, friendship, and acceptance, creating a community where everyone feels valued, respected, and included.
Sometimes, for a variety of reasons, people don’t feel able to be themselves in their everyday lives. Some even feel isolated within their local area or community. At Unity Fest, we want you to experience a sense of freedom, leave those worries behind, and feel confident being your fabulous, authentic self in the company of like-minded people.
Our aim is to capture the excitement and atmosphere of a large-scale festival without losing the warmth, intimacy, and inclusivity that make Unity Fest so special.
Please note that Unity Fest is an 18+ festival.
Many of us have experienced attending festivals, events, or concerts surrounded by thousands of people, yet still fee lonely, overwhelmed, or anxious. Unity Fest was created to be different.
With many years of experience organising events and working at festivals, our Festival Director, together with our incredible Dream Team crew, is passionate about creating an environment where everyone feels genuinely welcomed, valued and included as part of the Unity Fest family.
Whether you’re attending on your own, coming as a couple, meeting friends, or joining us for the very first time, you’ll be welcomed with open arms. From the moment you arrive, our goal is for you to feel at home, make meaningful connections, and create memories that will stay with you long after the festival ends.