The Cheese and Chilli Festival is returning to Chichester this summer for another weekend of food, flavour and family fun.
The 2026 event takes place on Saturday 20 and Sunday 21 June at Oaklands Park.
After a successful turnout in 2025, organisers say they are delighted to bring the festival back to the city for its third year.
The event celebrates two much-loved flavours, cheese and chilli, bringing them together in a lively festival atmosphere.
Visitors can expect a weekend packed with food, drink, stalls and entertainment, with producers showcasing a range of cheese, chilli products and other tasty treats.
The festival is described as the only event in the UK dedicated to bringing together the flavours of cheese and chilli in this way.
Organisers also say Chichester holds a special place for them, as former University of Chichester students, making the return to Oaklands Park especially meaningful.
A special V2 Radio listener offer is available, giving day entry for two people to the Cheese and Chilli Festival for £10. Cheese and Chilli Festival - Chichester - V2 Vouchers
Children under 16 can attend for free, but must be accompanied by an adult.
Vouchers can be used on either the Saturday or Sunday.
To book, visitors should go to the Cheese and Chilli Festival website and use their unique code.
The offer is subject to availability and cannot be used in conjunction with any other offer.
Once a voucher has been bought and downloaded, Cheese and Chilli Festival will be the correspondent.
The voucher has no cash value, is non-refundable, cannot be exchanged for cash, and is non-transferable.
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