Karen Rao is a felt artist creating animal inspired headdresses for festivals, stage and saunas. Karen follows the ancient method of wet felting using just wool, soap and water creating playful wearable art!Alongside sit bird and butterfly winged capes, hoof and paw mittens with hair clip animal ears and horns! Karen creates feather brooches too!”…
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Funky fresh handmade kimonos , clothing and accessories. Wicked T-shirts and tops, all fair trade and made with ❤️ Love.
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The Corner Shop stocks everything you forgot to bring. And everything you didn’t think you would need! Filled with amazingly useful stuff, camping supplies, everyday household bits/bobs, medicines, sun protection, rain protection, camp-kitchen equipment & breakfast ingredients, fresh bread & milk daily, snacks, cold drinks, body care, sanitary care, its all here. And it’s also a wholefood shop, so…
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Colourful Family Bazaar full of lovely interesting things sustainable, handmade and fair trade.
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Tru Thoughts isn’t just a name on a poster — it’s a British independent institution. Born in Brighton in the late ’90s, Tru Thoughts built a reputation for championing the sounds that sit between the cracks: broken beat, funk, soul, jazz, hip-hop, Afro-inspired rhythms and leftfield electronic music. It’s a label and a community that has always…
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Prince Fatty is one of the UK’s great modern dub characters: a producer, engineer and musician who’s built a cult following by doing things the proper way — tape warmth, spring reverb, deep bass, and mixes that feel like they’re physically moving the air around you. Based in Brighton, he’s made his name by channeling the spirit…
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Doc Scott is a cornerstone of UK bass culture — a DJ and producer who’s been shaping jungle and drum & bass since the music was raw, rebellious, and still finding its name. Coming up through the early ’90s London underground, he quickly became known for a sound that was darker, deeper and more forward-thinking than the…
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Ellis Dee is a name that instantly rings bells if you know your UK rave lineage. A key figure in the early-’90s explosion, he helped shape the sound of hardcore and breakbeat rave when the whole culture was being invented in real time — big piano stabs, hoover rush, chopped breaks and pure, unapologetic euphoria. Alongside his…
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If you like your vibes warm but heavyweight, Josh Skints is one to catch. Best known as a core member of The Skints — one of the UK’s most vital modern reggae bands, celebrated for fusing reggae, dub, dancehall, punk and soul into a sound that’s unmistakably London — Josh has spent years immersed in bass culture the…
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Ibibio Sound Machine are one of the most compelling and forward-thinking bands emerging from the UK scene – a genre-defying afro-futurist collective blending West African rhythms, electronic textures, disco, post-punk and global club energy into a sound that’s as powerful on record as it is explosive live. Formed in London in 2013 around the magnetic…
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