One Borough Festival

One Borough Festival 2019

One Borough Festival Saturday 20 July 2019

11am to 9pm

Parsloes Park

A ‘not-to-be-missed’ free family event with something for everyone.

One Borough Festival is one of the key events in our events programme back for a fourth year.

The stage programme will be dedicated to the best of 80's Pop music.

Acts and activities:

exciting performances
workshops
craft
stalls
food and drink

Further information to follow soon.

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Entry conditions

Searches including bags will be carried out as you enter the venue.

You can bring:

food, or this can be purchased
sealed soft drinks or water
folding chairs or picnic rugs
your ticket, or show on phone

Please do not bring:

alcohol or unsealed soft drinks
glass
BBQs or gazebos
weapons, drugs or legal highs
uncontrolled or dangerous dogs (please keep dogs on leads)

Official event photography and filming will take place and will be used for all marketing and communication purposes. Photo consent forms will be completed for close-up shots of children. Please contact the Information Point if you have any concerns.

We look forward to welcoming you to our family friendly festival!

Access and facilities

Parking

There is public car parking on site with a £3.50 charge to park your vehicle in the event car park.

Blue Badge Holders

Free blue badge parking on site on grass.

Public Transport

The park has two transport connections serviced by the District line via Dagenham Heathway station which is a 12 minute walk from the venue and Becontree station which is only a two minute walk from the venue.

Accessibility

Parsloes Park is a relatively flat site on grass with hard standing paths.

The vast majority of the park is accessible to wheelchairs.

Facilities

The site has toilets and baby change.

There is a fully accessible facility with changing area, shower and toilet with ramped access and a hoist.

For assistance during the event, please visit the Information Point.

First Aid on site is located near the Information Point.

Families attending are encouraged to visit the Information Point in order to gain a wristband in case children or vulnerable adults become separated from your group.