Feast Hinckley 2025 - A great success

Saturday, 9 August 2025 00:00

Fosse 107 hosted the event which was supported by Hinckley's Mayor

Feast Hinckley 2025 was a great success

Hinckley and Bosworth Borough Council has said that the 2025 Feast Hinckley was a record breaking success.

The festival ran on Saturday and Sunday (2 – 3 August), with over 45 vendors offering attendees a range of national and international cuisine.

The event was hosted by Fosse 107 with live music from Okapi, Julie Sings, Richie Phillips and the Central Midlands Rock Choir.

There was also a 120-foot giant inflatable assault course, a sandpit for the younger children and other activities for everyone to enjoy across the Mead.

Cllr Mark Bools, Deputy Leader of the Borough Council, said: “We were delighted to have Feast Hinckley return for its most successful year yet. It is always an enjoyable weekend and 2025 was no different.

“Thousands of visitors were treated to great food and drink options from around the world. It was a fantastic weekend and whilst the weather was mixed there was great music and family entertainment alongside the fantastic food. We are already looking forward to next year’s event.”

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