Lytham Festival

Make friends, enjoy the festival and support a fairer world.

Join Oxfam’s team of festival stewards and be part of the action at an iconic daytime music event.

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Lytham Festival is a series of day festivals taking place from 1st – 5th July 2026.

Staged on the banks of Lancashire’s stunning Ribble Estuary, Lytham Festival transforms the tranquil beauty spot into a buzzing live music hub as artists from across the globe perform to crowds of up to 25,000 people a night.

Wednesday 1st July – Teddy Swims + Lauren Spencer Smith / Jordan Rakei

Thursday 2nd July - Alanis Morissette + Skunk Anansie

Friday 3rd July - Michael Bublé

Saturday 4th July - Pet Shop Boys

Sunday 5th July - Pitbull + Lil Jon

When you volunteer at Lytham Festival, you’ll enjoy:

• Being at the heart of the action at an outdoor event by the coast.
• The chance to be part of the friendly Oxfam festival crew, meet fellow volunteers and make lifelong friends.
• The satisfaction of helping Oxfam's mission for a fairer world.
• Just like at our weekend festivals, you'll have access to free tea and coffee, crew-only toilets, and a food voucher to use at the festival.

Volunteering at day festivals gives you the opportunity to work a day shift and have plenty of time to enjoy the headline act!

You can choose to volunteer for as many days at Lytham as you like - you will just need to sign up to each one seperately.

Please note that there are no camping facilities available at our day festivals.

Your role at Lytham will involve scanning tickets at the gate.

Please note that this is a standing role, so you’ll be on your feet for much of the shift, however you will be given a short break during the day to rest and recharge.

Impact: For every stewarding shift you work, the festival pays Oxfam for your time. That means every hour you give, is raising money to support communities around the world who are fighting against poverty.

Find out more

Parking

Parking at Lytham Festival is limited and we encourage volunteers to carpool or take public transport.

Public Transport

The closest train station is Lytham which is only 0.3 miles away from the festival.