Kashmir Fringe 2026 is set to bring Quay Arts in Newport alive with two days of free live music, festival food and locally brewed ales on Saturday 7th and Sunday 8th February.
The popular event will feature performances across three stages throughout the Quay Arts building, showcasing a diverse line-up of Isle of Wight talent.
Entry is free, with all donations going to support Quay Arts – the Isle of Wight’s charitable arts centre.
Kashmir Fringe is inspired by the much-loved Kashmir Café tent at the Isle of Wight Festival, which has been run for over a decade by a dedicated team of Island volunteers.
The café is known for its vibrant atmosphere, strong community spirit and commitment to promoting local artists.
In addition to the live music, visitors can expect festival food favourites and a selection of real ales from Island breweries, poured straight from the barrel.
All profits raised across the weekend will go to the Steve Ross Foundation for the Arts (charity number 272007), which supports the continued operation of Quay Arts.
For more information, visit: www.quayarts.org
