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Oxjam 2026 is coming on Saturday 3 October when from midday until late, Beeston is transformed into a town-wide music festival - filling bars, cafés, pubs and community spaces with live music, local talent and unforgettable atmosphere.
Powered by volunteers, artists and independent venues, every wristband sold helps raise money for Oxfam, MishMash Productions and Forever Stars.
For full details of the venues and artists involved please see the website link above.
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