Editing Strawberry Fields

'''Strawberry Fields'''  may refer to:
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==Places==
* [[Strawberry Field]], an orphanage in Liverpool dating back to 1870, now a visitor attraction
* [[Strawberry Field (airport)]], a private airport in Atlantic County, New Jersey, United States
* [[Strawberry Fields (memorial)]], a memorial to John Lennon in Central Park, New York, dedicated in 1985
* [[Strawberry Fields (Guantanamo)]], a secret CIA compound built in 2003 at Guantanamo Bay

==Art, entertainment, and media==
===Music===
* "[[Campo de Morango]]" (2023), a song by [[Luísa Sonza]]
* "[[Strawberry Fields Forever]]" (1967), a  song by the Beatles, inspired by an orphanage (see above)
* [[Strawberry Fields (Canadian festival)]], a Woodstock-esque rock festival held in Mosport, Canada, August 6–9, 1970
* [[Strawberry Fields (Indian festival)]], an annual rock festival hosted in Bangalore by the National Law School of India University
* [[Strawberry Fields (New Zealand festival)]], a former annual music festival in New Zealand

===Theatre===
* [[Strawberry Fields (play)]], a 1977 theatre play by Stephen Poliakoff
* ''Strawberry Fields'', a 1999 opera by [[Michael Torke]]

===Cinema===
* [[Strawberry Fields (1997 film)|''Strawberry Fields'' (1997 film)]], a film by Rea Tajiri
* [[Strawberry Fields (2006 film)|''Strawberry Fields'' (2006 film)]], a documentary on Palestinian strawberry growers in Gaza
* [[Strawberry Fields (2011 film)|''Strawberry Fields'' (2011 film)]], a psycho-drama film by Frances Lea and Judith Johnson
* [[Strawberry Fields (character)]], a fictional agent in the 2008 ''James Bond'' film ''Quantum of Solace''

===Literature===
* ''Strawberry Fields'' (2007), the name for the US edition of Marina Lewycka's  novel ''[[Two Caravans]]''

==Other==
* [[Strawberry Fields globe amaranth]], a garden flower

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