June 26 & 27, 2027
What is on, and where to find it
Talks, workshops, station hours, and a map of the field. Nothing here is a ticketed session — turn up to whatever catches your eye.
This is a working draft
The 2027 programme is still being assembled. Times will shift, speakers are still being confirmed, and the open slots below are genuinely open — if one of them looks like yours, propose a talk.
Talks in the education tent
Saturday 10:00 to 17:00. Talks are a maximum of 30 minutes each including questions, and are aimed at people who are new unless marked otherwise. Just turn up and sit down — there is no sign-up and no charge.
Hands-on workshops
Drop-in, all weekend, no sign-up needed. These run alongside the talks — if a tent looks interesting, walk into it.
Station operating hours
We run Field Day class 2A — two HF transceivers concurrently, plus GOTA and VHF/UHF, which do not count toward the class. The contest period runs from 11:00 Saturday to 14:00 Sunday, continuously through the night. The overnight hours are quieter on site and busier on the air.
| Station | Bands | Hours | Visitors welcome? |
|---|---|---|---|
| HF Station 1 SSB voice | 80 – 6 m | Continuous, Sat 11:00 → Sun 14:00 | Yes — easiest one to follow |
| HF Station 2 CW and digital | 80 – 6 m | Continuous | Yes, but please keep voices low |
| GOTA Does not count toward class | Whatever is open | Daylight hours, coach on duty | Yes — this one is for you |
| VHF / UHF & Satellite Does not count toward class | 6 · 2 m · 70 cm · satellites | Scheduled around passes | Yes — ask for the next pass time |
Operating a station is open to any licensed amateur. See the stations and claim a shift
The weekend at a glance
The rhythm of the event, from an empty field on Friday to an empty field on Sunday evening.
Where everything is
Select a marker for details. The layout is finalised once the 2027 venue is confirmed, but the arrangement is much the same every year: operating tents in the middle, antennas at the edges, and food where everybody ends up anyway.
Getting there
The schedule lands in your inbox first
When the site is confirmed and the talk line-up is locked, the mailing list hears before the website is updated.