The popular Eurovision Festival is set to return to the heart of Leamington this weekend (Saturday 16 May).

Now in its third year, the Eurovision Festival has become one of Warwick District's most vibrant community events, welcoming thousands of visitors from across the region to celebrate the spirit of Eurovision in a fun, inclusive, and family-friendly atmosphere.

Attendees can enjoy the leading ABBA Tribute - bringing an afternoon and evening "packed full of live entertainment, colour, music, and celebration to the town centre."

Taking place this Saturday in Leamington between 11am and midnight, the free-to-attend festival will feature an artisan market, funfair rides, themed bars, street food, a silent disco, and live performances — all wrapped up with plenty of glitter, sequins, and Eurovision spirit ahead of the live screening of the Grand Final.

Organised by CJ's Events Warwickshire, the event continues to grow year on year.

The popular Eurovision Festival is set to return to the heart of Leamington this weekend (Saturday 16 May) (image via CJ Events)

Jamie Probert-Walker, Event Director shared: "We're incredibly excited to welcome the Eurovision Festival back to Leamington this Saturday. The atmosphere over the past two years has been truly fantastic, and this year promises to be our biggest and best celebration yet. Eurovision is all about bringing people together through music, entertainment, inclusivity, and community spirit — and that's exactly what this festival aims to do.

"We'd also like to extend a huge thank you to our sponsors, PO'sh, along with all the agencies and who have supported the planning of the event, including Warwick District Council and Warwickshire Police."

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Visitors are encouraged to arrive early, dress to impress in their best Eurovision-inspired outfits, and enjoy everything the festival has to offer throughout the day and into the evening. Live Entertainment Schedule:

• 1pm - Leanne + Kyra
• 2pm - Magpie 432
• 3pm - Pramegh
• 4pm - Pamela
• 5pm - The Oblivious
• 6.30pm - ABBA TRIBUTE
• 8pm – Live Screening

The Eurovision Festival remains free to attend and open to all ages, with organisers reminding visitors to plan ahead due to expected high visitor numbers.

For updates and event information, follow CJ's Events Warwickshire on social media channels or visit here.