FESTIVAL STALLS & ACTIVITIES

~ ON SUNDAY ONLY ~

Amanda's journey into art began after the sudden loss of her beloved mum. She hand paints characterful Highland Coos. She also creates button head folk in frames to order and hand painted quotes on wooden plaques.

~ ON SUNDAY ONLY ~

Tarot is a tool for self reflection and personal growth. Liz’s readings will help you gain a deeper understanding of your self, patterns in your life and people around you and can help you manifest your future.

Ronnie Hek Wildlife Photographer will be exhibiting his work at this year’s Festival, showing a range of local wildlife canvas pictures, all of which are available and on display at his permanent exhibition at The Chain Bridge Honey Farm.

~ ON SATURDAY ONLY ~

Ailsa Forster will create wonderful face painting designs from sparkly butterflies to dragons.

~ Fresh from his recent appearance on BBC TV’s 'Make It At Market’ ~

Richard Swan is an artisan stone carver. Using Northumbrian sandstone, he creates small interior and exterior pieces to sell at markets and showcase his work for potential commissions. With a spare piece of stone always on hand, feel free to pop over and have a bash at the mallet and chisel for yourself!

Lots of fun workshops for all the family making masks, pennants and more

Wood craft from a local artisan

Wulfthryth and Saethryth will entertain us with their wonderful recreation of many aspects of Anglo Saxon life. Learn how wool was prepared and then dyed using natural plant dyes. Also watch a blacksmith making knife blades.

Alec is a self-taught artist from Ladybank. He creates colourful paintings based on sacred geometry. He has been influenced by the study of fractals, producing stunning repeating patterns.

Kirsty makes wonderful needlefelt animals in gorgous colours.

Mark Hadlett (half of the talented musical duo, StormCrow) will be doing book signing sessions for his paranormal mysteries.