Visit our TICKETS pages which states these timings for each event.

Yes you can, but subject to availability, so only if the show hasn't sold out. Therefore booking in advance is recommended to avoid disappointment.

There is only one entrance for the audience, which is the main entrance (Rotunda) to Northwood House, accessed from Ward Avenue.

You may bring your own food, but there will be a selection of food stalls on site, and you can also help support our festival by pre-ordering an IOW hamper. There will be a bar with a range of tipples, as well as non-alcoholic hot and cold drinks for you to purchase. Due to the licensing at the venue, we regret you may not bring alcohol along, as only alcohol purchased on site can be consumed, but all monies made from this goes to Northwood House Charitable Trust to help them maintain their grade II* listed Georgian manor house and its gardens.

No seating is provided if you buy a standard ticket, so you can bring a blanket to sit on the grass. There will be a designated area for people wanting to bring chairs, but as space is limited, it will be on a first-come-first-served basis and you may be asked to sit in a designated area to avoid blocking sight-lines of other ticket holders. Please do not bring gazebos or tables! There are a limited number of 'tables & chairs' some of which are under cover.

Only registered guide dogs are allowed on site.

Unfortunately we are unable to allow gazebos at this event as it would block the view of other audience members.

There is an on-site car park in the grass area on Ward Avenue, for which there will be a small charge per vehicle, which should be paid in cash on the day, or you can pre-order a parking voucher when you buy tickets or subsequently through the ticket booking page. There is also some disabled parking. For access, drive to the main entrance on Ward Avenue.

Due to fire and safety regulations, we are unable to allow these on site. There will be vendors on site, serving various hot food options.

Whilst on site, smoking is not permitted. However there is a designated smoking area near the entrance for those wishing to smoke.

Yes and there are specific Wheelchair & Carer tickets available. See Parking question amongst these FAQs for details of disabled parking.

The shows will take place no matter what the weather, and ticket-holders will only receive a refund if the show itself is cancelled by the organiser.

The festival is suitable for all ages, except for our comedy night which is suitable for those age 16+.

Yes! The Wight Proms is an annual festival, and we're delighted to be returning in 2025, so watch this space!

Simply contact us, and we will endeavour to get back to you as soon as we can.