Frequently Asked Questions

The following ticket options are available on a first come first serve basis:

Day Tickets (10:30 to 17:00)

• Adult £8
• Child (5 to 15) £4
• Concession (Student / OAP) £5
• Family £18 (2 adults and 2 child discounted tickets)

Evening Tickets (17:00 to 22:00)

• Adult £15
• Child (5 to 15) £10
• Concession (student/OAP) £12
• Family £37.50 (2 adult and 2 child discounted tickets) 

Festival Pass Discounted Tickets (10:30 to 22:00)

• Adult Festival Pass £20
• Child Festival Pass £12
• Concession Festival Pass £15
• Family £55.50 (2 adult and 2 child)

U16s must be accompanied by an adult at all times.
No more than 4 U16s per adult unless group terms have been agreed.

There are no discounted tickets available to purchase at the gates on the day.

You can purchase tickets to Stirling’s Summer Festival securely online via our ticket partners at Stripe.

Alternatively, you can purchase full priced tickets at the Festival gates on the day.

Sruighlea, Stirling’s Summer Festival is located within Stirling Sports Village, to the east of the city with good access from the A91 and less than 1 mile walk from Stirling City Centre train and bus stations.

Festival Location | Borrowmeadow Farm Road, Stirling, FK7 7UJ

Sruighlea is always looking to be as an affordable day out as possible.

Our team work tirelessly on building and adding exciting elements to the event but attractions are dependant on what we manage to raise through sponsorship every year. This year you can expect:

Stirling Highland Games | A full day of traditional highland games events from 10:30
On The Fringe | A packed showcase of fringe performances from 12:30
Foodie Festival | Our massive marquee housing Scottish food and drink producers from 10:30
Traders Village | A variety of Scottish gifts, crafts and art works from 10:30
Heritage Tours | An on site walking tour from our local archeologist explaining Stirling’s turbulent past from 11:00
Activities Challenges | Give a mini highland games a go, or one of the other sporting challenges from 10:30
Sruighlea Sessions | Live music from 18:00

Please call the office on 01786 273556 or email office@fvse.org.uk with your query.

Sruighlea is an outdoor event in Scotland. Do we need to say any more! Its held within grass fields so appropriate footwear and clothing should be considered based on the projected weather conditions.

Our suggestion is wear / bring clothing based on what you have seen as the projected weather conditions.

We not only have enhanced security on site, we have on site Police too.

The Festival site has security 24 hours a day to ensure your safety & wellbeing.

Please note that if our security teams ask you either before the gates or whilst inside the site any questions or request permission to do a search, we would respectively ask you to cooperate fully with them and / or the police. These measures are for everybody’s safety.

We have a number of Trader opportunities at The Sruighlea Festival including:

Hot Food Units
Hot Drinks Units
Food Producers
Drinks Producers
Traders Village
Activities
Fringe Performers
Artists / bands

Please check out Be Part of The Festival page.

There is no general camping provision for Sruighlea. Highland dancers are permitted to bring a small changing tent only which must be erected within the designated area. If highland dancing tents are pitched outwith these areas, the tents will be removed.

Stirling Highland Games erects its own small changing marquee and can be used by any highland dancer. This is unmanned.

As per our license you are not permitted to bring food or drink into the Festival site.

We have several hot food units, hot drink units and bar provision on site which should cover all visitors needs.

Sruighlea selects artisan style food and drink street vendors serving Scottish produce at the highest standard. We encourage a variety of street food traders which aims to cover everybody’s tastes.

There is limited parking for visitors within Stirling Sports Village but the drop off / pick up point allows you to safely drop off or pick up passangers and then find a parking space nearby.

We encourage parking at the nearby Park & Ride in Springkerse (5min walk) or at Forthside parking next to the cinema (10min walk).

Please park safely and where possible car share or use public transport.

We do not discourage people bringing their dogs during the day part of the Festival however it is important to note:

• there will be large numbers attending
• the starters pistol for our track events is very loud nad may disturb them

All owners must keep their dog on a short lead and under control at all times. You are responsible for picking up your dog’s mess so please bring your own bags and dispose of responsibly.