Pat's Party, the annual Ben Rhydding family summer music festival will return on Saturday 27 June and tickets are on sale now.
Generations of local families have laughed and danced at the event over the years and raised £187,000 for good causes. This year's gold sponsor is local estate agent, Harrison Robinson.
The volunteer fundraising group have confirmed the afternoon line-up full of live music from local bands including, Route 65, Man Cave, Manic Calm, Ten Fields, Reef Hound, The Garden Party and Pat's son Euan.
There will also be children's entertainment and games, a zip wire, a BBQ with burgers and sausages from Furniss Family Butcher, Indian Thali, and a great choice of drinks.
Funds raised by Pat's Party have mostly been donated to Save the Children, but has also funded a school in Gambia, donated humanitarian aid to Ukrainian refugees, and in the last three years, donated over £16,000 to local foodbanks in Keighley and Bradford. Pat's Party also donates funds to Ben Rhydding Scout and Guide Group, which supports the event each year.
Tickets sold out for the last three years, so organiser are encouraging people to buy now via justgiving.com/page/pats-party-2026
Further information will be posted on the Pat's Party Facebook page.

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