Founded by music lovers Paul and Carolyn Graham to coincide with the 250th anniversary of the building Holy Trinity Church, Guildford, the festival has grown to become a significant festival on the folk scene.

Regularly featuring both local artists and nationally renowned acts, there is always something for everyone at the festival.

The festival now takes place just off Guildford's cobbled High Street at St Mary's Church and features two stages, situated inside the church and in the  adjacent Royal Oak pub which is free to the public. 

For the first time in 2015, the festival teamed up with the the Star Inn to put on a late night show after the main festival closed.  For 2019 a new Friday night venue will be added in co-ordination with well established local music venue the Boileroom. 

Every year, the festival supports a local charity, and TFF has so far managed to give money to Oakleaf and the Citizens Advice Bureau.

We are extremely grateful to Laura Moors for providing her management support for the festival, and to our sponsors, Robinson Construction Services and David & Sally Stratton