Music and Culture

MUSIC AND CULTURE

There’s a lot more to MotoFest than just cars. We will have multiple stages dotted around MotoFest where you can enjoy local up and coming artists and cover bands playing the classics, we know and love!

You can also stroll through the Coventry Music Museum or why not head down to the Coventry Transport Museum. Or do a bit of shopping while in the city centre.

Do a bit of everything. Do MotoFest your way.

Jubilee Arena

The Jubilee Arena sits in the heart of MotoFest on Greyfriars Green by the Sprint Circuit start line.
We have a wonderful selection of local talent performing throughout each day and into Saturday evening.
The Jubilee Arena will also host a few of Digbeth Dining Club’s best caterers and the London Bus Bar. So stop by, relax, have a drink and soak up MotoFest.

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CV Folk Stage

Returning to MotoFest, Broadgate will be the home of the CV Folk stage over MotoFest weekend. Featuring a line up of local folk bands, come by for a break from the hustle and bustle of MotoFest.

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MotoFest After Party – Evening Stage

For the first time at MotoFest, we will be hosting an evening concert in Warwick Road.
Featuring a range of new and upcoming artists, our open air stage within the International Food Village by Digbeth Dining Club is the place to be on Saturday night. And the best part about it is that it’s completely free to attend!
Come and join us for the MotoFest After Party.

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Art and Culture

Coventry Transport Museum

Visit the Coventry Transport Museum showcasing Coventry’s automotive past, present and future through innovations, design and developments right here in the city.
Did we mention, it is free during MotoFest weekend!

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Coventry Music Museum

Find out about Coventry’s musical history at the Music Museum on Walsgrave Road.

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Coventry Cathedral

Visit the extraordinary buildings and to share something of the quest for peace and reconciliation embodied by the dramatic contrast of the Ruins and the New Cathedral.

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