Fringe for Free 2026

We have plenty of free stuff to do at the Fringe, and it's all listed here. If you're interested in a particular category simply click on the colour-coded links below. Once a category has been opened, click on the left hand colour bar to close it.

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Events marked Family Friendly have been suggested by the entrant as generally suitable for family viewing. Events in the Children's Events category are specifically aimed at young people. In the event of purely Online events, click on the links within the event description.

Please note that details of performances, including times and dates, may be subject to Late Changes. Numbers in brackets refer to venue numbers (see map). For further details on venues including accessibility, see our Venues page. Diary. How to make a Comment.

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Comedy

Kevin O'Brien Absolutely! One-Liner Jokes!

ABSOLUTELY! ONE-LINER JOKES - Kevin O'Brien
This is a one-liner jokes solo show that addresses the most important things in life in a very light hearted way. (New Writing)
Beer & Bean Café Bar (135) Map 18 Jul 6:30pm to 7:30pm Free, Mildly Adult themes. , Ages 16+, Donations: £5 Comments

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Music

MUSIC AND POETRY HOUR: PANGOLINS, MUSIC & POETRY - The Clarkes & Co Family Friendly
The Clarkes & Co, acoustic guitar, concertina and vocals, present “Pangolins and Poetry," a show containing Stephen Clarke’s collection of published poetry and original songs from their first two albums. Expect melody, wit, humour and the odd sing-along, embellished by Sue Clarke’s vocal harmonies and concertina playing.
Scrivener's Bookshop – Victorian Story Cellar (11a) Map 17 Jul 6:30pm to 7:30pm Free, Donations: "Pay what you feel" with 10% to go to animal charities
Further information: clarkerstephen@hotmai.com Comments

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