2014 Programme - Leamington Peace Festival

36 th
Free
Programme
Music
Workshops
Dance Displays
Peace Talks
Food
Crafts
Campaigns
Kids’Activities
Healing
Trade Stalls
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THE MEXICAN HAMMOCK COMPANY
supporting fair trade with rural Mexico since 1983
Not just hammocks.....
HANDMADE MEXICAN TILES
DAY OF THE DEAD SKULLS
MEXICAN PONCHOS, BASKETS & BLANKETS
MEXICAN NICHOS & CERAMICS
MEXICAN TIN DECORATIONS
We have been working with small, co-operative
based producer groups in rural Mexico for over 30
years. The company was set up with the specific
aim of developing reliable, alternative sources of
income in areas of high unemployment and
relative poverty.
Visit our stall at Leamington Peace Festival or
order direct from our secure website.
www.hammocks.co.uk
0117 942 5353
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WELCOME TO THE 36TH PEACE FESTIVAL!
We hope you enjoy the Festival. We think that the programme of events is as entertaining and informative as ever. And as always it is FREE.
The Peace Festival has changed over the years - we have had to adapt to changes in the way that public events are put on. And we have
to sell trading spaces to pay for the infrastructure, insurance and to pay expenses to our entertainers. But, as the picture of you as a baby your
parents keep on the mantelpiece is still you, so the Peace Festival is still the essentially the same as it was in 1978.
One change you will notice this year is the presence of Street Marshals. We have been working with Warwick District Council and
Warwickshire Police to ensure the safety and happiness of all who attend the Festival. We are proud that the Peace Festival attracts people
of all ages and sections of our community and we feel that the Street Marshals will help deter any anti-social behaviour that might affect your
enjoyment of the weekend.
Although the Peace Festival is free to attend, obviously we need money to make it happen. We charge our stallholders a rent, but we also
ask them to pay us a percentage of their takings at the end of the Festival. We know it is a somewhat old-fashioned idea that the richest in
society should contribute more than the poorest, but we will continue to do this. And this is where you can help. Any money you spend with our
traders helps us put on next year’s Festival. Although we work closely with Warwick District Council and are grateful for their support, they do
not fund the Festival. This year we are pleased to welcome local charity People in Action who are providing financial support and volunteers.
The Peace Festival is - and always has been - entirely run by volunteers. We want the Peace Festival to continue, if you do too perhaps
you could join us. We always want new people and ideas. Come to one of the meetings listed below or contact us: [email protected].
The Festival would like to thank:
All the artists, workshop leaders, performers and speakers, the majority of whom have
given their time for free.
THE VOLUNTEERS who have worked so hard over the weekend and leading up to the
festival for their time and ensuring a smooth running weekend.
People in Action for their generous support
Warwick District Council
Dave Steele for programme design
Elizabeth Billinger, Accountant
And to you for coming! Enjoy! . . .
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Contents
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Festival Aims & Info
Get Involved Next Year
Workshops SAT
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Marquee Sat
Bandstand Sat
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PEOPLE IN ACTION STAGE
Peace Talks
Kids’ Zone
Site Plan
Stalls
AIMS INFO
& FAQS
The Leamington Peace Festival exists to promote an understanding of international peace in all
its aspects, including environmental harmony and living in co-operation with others:
• By encouraging international and local organisations and individuals to participate during the Festival weekend
• By raising awareness of world and local issues
• By giving individuals ways of becoming involved in the world around them
• By providing an opportunity for local crafts people to demonstrate their skills and displaytheir crafts
• By promoting fair trade practices
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By encouraging local artists and entertainers to share their skills
The Committee starts planning the 2014 Festival in October, please get in touch if you want to be part of it:
[email protected]
INFORMATION
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The Linden Arches These are wonderful but unfortunately only vehicles under 3m - 9’10” can pass under them
•
Toilets for public use are located next to the marquee stage and close to the Pump Rooms. There are also public
toilets located diagonally across the Parade, near the Town Hall and in the Pump Rooms. First Aid is available at the
Warwick Ambulance Association ambulance, located close to the middle entrance from Dormer Place.
• Recycling is encouraged; please separate all your rubbish into the specially labelled bins. All litter pickers are
volunteers - this will help with the unpleasant job of sorting the litter.
• Well behaved dogs on leads are allowed on site
• Water is available from the standpipe near Dormer Place, and at the Info Caravan.
• Access: The Festival site is fully accessible - if you require any addition information please contact us.
• Information Caravan: This is located in the centre of the site, if you have any queries or problems during your visit,
please come and find us and we will do our best to help you.
• Alcohol: please be aware that the Pump Room Gardens are a restricted drinking area. The Street Marshals have
the power to remove alcohol from anyone they consider is behaving in an anti-social manner.
Frequently Asked Questions:
• Timings: The Festival runs from 11am - 7.30pm on Saturday, and 11am - 6pm Sunday.
As it takes place in a residential area our licence does not permit any events after these times. Please respect our
neighbours and leave the festival quietly.
• Accommodation: Due to licensing there is NO CAMPING on the Festival site, please contact Tourist Information for
details of nearby accommodation.
• How To Find Us:
The Festival is held in the Pump Room Gardens, The Parade, Leamington, CV32 4AA.
We are well served by public transport: The nearest train station is Leamington Spa, a 10min walk away.
Most buses to Leamington Town Centre stop nearby at The Parade: for information contact 02476 559559.
There is provision for locking bikes outside the Pump Rooms. Also visit the Action 21 stall for a bike service with Dr Bike.
There is no parking on site and all town centre parking is Pay and Display. If possible, please don’t come by car.
Disabled Parking: please contact us in advance if you have special requirements.
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GET INVOLVED NEXT YEAR!
NEXT YEAR’S FESTIVAL: JUNE 13 - 14 2015
How To Get Involved The festival is run solely by a small group of volunteers, we always need
more help! If you would like to volunteer at the festival, help with publicity in the run up to
the event, or help organize the 2015 event please contact the committee on [email protected] or 08453
884207 There will be a Post Festival Meeting on Wed 18 June at 7.45pm at Brunswick Healthy Living Centre. All are
welcome. The AGM on Wednesday 8 October 7.45pm at Brunswick Healthy Living Centre is also open to all, and the
committee will meet monthly from then on.
• Feedback We welcome your comments about the festival, please come along to the Information
Caravan to share your suggestions and fill in our questionnaire.
• Performing at the festival To be considered as a performer for next year’s festival, you will need to send your
demo to PO Box 1686, Leamington, CV311WS by 31st January 2015. We listen to EVERY demo sent in before this date
and select the performers from those available. We aim to provide a mix of musical styles, and also support local
bands. However, we do operate a policy of not booking the same band two years running.
• Running a Workshop or Stall in 2015 We ask that anyone interested should contact us by January 2015. Priority for
stalls is given to local organisations and voluntary groups.
The festival finances itself. To make enough money to cover our costs we have to charge
the stallholders a small fee in return for a stall - this then funds next year’s festival.
All performers play for limited expenses or for free.
Keep informed: peacefestival.org.uk twitter.com/leampeacefest facebook.com/leamingtonpeacefestival
Tibet
Spirit
[email protected]
07983 592199
Come & try it out!
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SUNDAY
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2.55 pm
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WORKSHOP TENT No. 1
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Stall No
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Stall No
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Vintage At NarNia
RECYCLE * REFORM* REUSE
An eclectic Feast of Vintage & Retro
clothes and accessories for you to
adorn your body with!
Stall No
30
Prices start at £5!
Our ethos is to liberate good quality clothes
from the wardrobe to embark on new
adventure!
Like ‘n share us on facebook for forthcoming
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29 Year Community Friendship Link
People to
People to People
You will be most welcome at our stall
Find out what we do, why we do it, and how you can take part .
Meeting African friends. Exchange visits. A fresh way of looking at the world
Constructive partnerships.
Awareness raising
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Stall No
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Freedom from Torture is the only
UK charity dedicated to providing
holistic rehabilitation support to
survivors of torture. Our vision is
a world free from torture. While
it remains, the human rights of
survivors are restored through
rehabilitation and protection.
States responsible for torture are
held to account.
Stall No
63
Available to hire for weddings,
corporate events, parties, fetes & festivals
Visit
our
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more,
or
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part
in
our
workshop
on
Saturday
14th
June
at
3:30pm.
Tel: 07709 348 877
www.cotswoldcrepes.co.uk
email: [email protected]
freedomfromtorture.org
Amnesty
International
You Are Powerful
Women’s
Rights
Control
Arms
Death
Penalty
Freedom of
Speech
Stall No
33
Torture
Human
Trafficking
Refugees &
Asylum
Corporate
Accountability
Democracy
Visit us and see how you can
make a difference today.
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WORKSHOPS - TENT 1 - Sat
by Stall No 81 (see site map p 33)
11.00 FlipJuggling
www.flipjuggling.com
Flip Juggling welcome anyone of any age, beginner or advanced to come and have a go and enjoy the many
different arts of juggling, from flower sticks and poi, to diabolo, juggling balls and staff. “As long as you are having
fun you’re doing it right!”
11.50 Yoga and Meditation
This is a workshop for all ages and ability, an introduction to yoga and meditation that will sooth, heal and restore.
Come along and enjoy beautiful music and feel recharged for the rest of the day. Hopefully you will be able to
take away some tools you can use everyday to create a richer and more peaceful life!
12.35 Didgeridoo
www.banburydidge.net
Workshop is open to all ages and abilities..whether you already play or want to learn how then come and have a go at
playing one of the world’s oldest wind instruments.
13.20 Physiotherapy, Pilates and more
www.thewellcentre.org.uk
Come along to learn about Pilates and what it might do for you. Maybe join in a taster class. Well
Centre staff will be on hand e.g. physiotherapist, reflexologist, yoga teacher, neuro specialist and
hypnotherapist to chat to.
14.05 Capoeira Natural Do Brasil
www.capoeiranatural.co.uk
Capoeira is a martial art that combines elements of fight, acrobatics, music, dance and rituals in
a very elegant and magnetic way. Performed by two people, it is often called a “game” that is
played, not fought. The uniqueness of Capoeira will give your body physical strength, power and
flexibility and your mind self-confidence, concentration, courage and creativity.
14.55 Tai Chi Taster
The sequence of beautiful, slow, peaceful, almost meditative movements of T’AI CHI have proved to have
immense therapeutic health benefits. Its practice is understood to be the source of a long and healthy life.
It feels good, too! COME AND TRY IT!
15.45 Sun Rising Natural Burial and Green Funerals sunrisingburialground.co.uk
Fairtrade coffee, organic potatoes, recycling - but what about a funeral? How can we arrange a funeral
that is beautiful, personal and totally green? Come and consider the options, including ethical coffins and
natural burial grounds, and plan your perfect send-off.
16.25 Laughter Yoga www.eubotic.co.uk
Leamingtons’ Laughter Yoga Party - is.... a combination of Laughter Exercises with Yogic
Breathing (pranayama), so that you increase the amount of oxygen in your body whilst being
playful ... no yoga postures, just gentle stretches and plenty of laughter and playful fun.
17.15 People in Action
www.people-in-action.com
People In Action and LWAD presents Lets Dance. This dance class
and workshop designed for Adults with learning disabilities. Where
we follow simple but effective routines, and encourage all members to
express themselves with dance and movement.
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WORKSHOPS - TENT 2 - Sat
by Stall No 82 (see site map p 33)
11.00 Maths Busking
www.warwick.ac.uk/go/MJBarons
Magic? Mind reading? Escapology? No! It’s Maths! Come and watch people trying to escape Zeeman’s ropes or guess a birthday,
or have a go yourself. Enjoy the tricks, and if you want to understand how it’s done, visit Maths Busking on the internet.
12.30 Cast a Spell for Peace - a Demonstration Ritual Workshop
coventryearthspirit.ning.com
Learn about modern Paganism by participating in a pagan ritual for peace. Coventry EarthSpirit members will lead a short
demonstration ritual which aims to explain the basics of one of the U.K.’s fastest growing spiritual paths.
13.15 Shimmy Belly Dance
The workshop will consist of as short stretch and warm up then we will demonstrate and give participants
opportunity to learn practices some basic belly dance moves. Some of the moves will then be put together in
order for everyone to take part in a short dance to music. Short stretch and warm down to end the session. The
workshop is suitable for those who have never done any belly dancing and wish to try it for fun.
14.00 A first step to world peace: managing our difficult conversations
www.reflectiveprocess.co.uk
We all experience difficult - and stressful - conversations at home, at work and in our social lives.
This informal workshop will offer some useful first steps to dealing with these based on Mel’s co-authored book ‘Managing Difficult
Conversations at Work’.
14.45 A Journey through LGBT History with Push Projects
www.pushprojects.moonfruit.com
Push Projects takes you through LGBT history, from ancient times through to recent legal victories in the UK.
This workshop will also highlight the plight of LGBT people around the world.
15.30 Freedom from Torture - Asylum Seeker Journeys
www.freedomfromtorture.org
Imagine being a survivor of torture, forced to flee your home, community and
family in order to seek safety abroad, in a country you may never have heard of.
We will explore the huge challenges faced by Freedom from Torture clients who
have fled for their lives, and must navigate the complex UK asylum system.
16.15 Samba Drumming For Beginners
www.sambassadorsofgroove.com
Come get your groove on with some Brazilian samba drumming! Run by the leaders of
Leamington’s own Sambassadors of Groove, we’ll take you from your first tentative
beats to a full-tilt boomtastic performance piece in just 40 minutes!
17.05 Even If We Lose Our Lives
Amnesty International UK’s campaign on
women’s rights in Afghanistan amnesty.org.uk
This workshop is a script-reading, which tells the powerful stories (in their own
words) of 3 Afghan women human rights defenders - the headmistress of a girls’
school, a gynaecologist and the head of a Violence Against Women organisation - all
of them working at great personal cost.
17.50 Peace News The World is My Country:
A Celebration of the People and Movements that Opposed the First World War
Based on a series of new posters by artist Emily Johns. Police raids, jailed philosophers,
buried documents, feminist peace initiatives, clandestine printing presses, striking German
munitions workers and more! www.theworldismycountry.info
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WORKSHOPS - TENT 1 - SUN
by Stall No 81 (see site map p 33)
11.00 FlipJuggling
www.flipjuggling.com
Flip Juggling welcome anyone of any age, beginner or advanced to come and have a go and enjoy the many different
arts of juggling, from flower sticks and poi, to diabolo, juggling balls and staff. “As long as you are having fun you’re doing
it right!”
11.50 Songs of Peace (to Learn and Perform)
Starting with a short warm up to protect and prepare the voice, we shall learn a lyrical Peace-themed round and a song.
Participants are then invited, if they wish, to perform these together with a local singing group shortly afterwards.
12.35
Didgeridoo www.banburydidge.net
Workshop is open to all ages and abilities. Whether you already play or want to learn how then come and
have a go at playing one of the world’s oldest wind instruments.
13.15 Story Telling for Parents and Children
www.enharmonic.org.uk
Using stories to help children develop and learn: listen to stories with your children and consider how
they can be used as a peaceful way to encourage positive changes. Be challenged to develop you own
story.
14.00 Tai Chi Taster
The sequence of beautiful, slow, peaceful, almost meditative movements of T’AI CHI have proved to have
immense therapeutic health benefits. Its practice is understood to be the source of a long and healthy life.
It feels good, too! COME AND TRY IT!
14.50 Capoeira Natural do Brasil
www.capoeiranatural.com
Capoeira is a martial art that combines elements of fight, acrobatics, music, dance and rituals in a very elegant and
magnetic way. Performed by two people, it is often called a “game” that is played, not fought. The uniqueness of
Capoeira will give your body physical strength, power and flexibility and your mind self-confidence, concentration,
courage and creativity.
15.35 From Trenches to Drones www.dronecampaignnetwork.org.uk
100 years on from trench warfare this workshop will explore the current and chilling trend to drone warfare
and the impact on communities. Ways to campaign from ‘Non Violent Direct Action’ to ‘Flying Kites Not
Drones’ will be discussed.
16.25 Making A Tune; The Band Basics
Fresh from their performamce on the Bandstand members
of KSH and the Going Goods offer an introduction to making
a tune within a band, looking at the different elements of
what they use in their music. You will get to have a try at
guitar, bass, beatboxing, singing and rapping with the hope
of the whole group creating a masterpiece together by the
end. NB Please bring your own guitars!!
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WORKSHOPS - TENT 2 - SUN
by Stall No 82 (see site map p 33)
11.30 Yoga and Meditation
This is a workshop for all ages and ability, an introduction to yoga and meditation that will sooth, heal and restore. Come along and
enjoy beautiful music and feel recharged for the rest of the day. Hopefully you will be able to take away some tools you can use
everyday to create a richer and more peaceful life!
12.25 Peace News The World is My Country:
A Celebration of the People and Movements that Opposed the First World War
Based on a series of new posters by artist Emily Johns. Police raids, jailed philosophers, buried documents,
feminist peace initiatives, clandestine printing presses, striking German munitions workers and more! www.
theworldismycountry.info
13.10 People in Action
People In Action presents Cake Decorating and Sugar Crafts, where individuals will have the chance to
decorate and create cakes and sugar crafts to decorate a peace cake for the festival. Which will be raffled off
and all proceeds will go to charity.
14.00 A first step to world peace: managing our difficult conversations
www.reflectiveprocess.co.uk
We all experience difficult - and stressful - conversations at home, at work and in our social lives.
This informal workshop will offer some useful first steps to dealing with these based on Mel’s co-authored book ‘Managing Difficult
Conversations at Work’.
14.45 Let’s Groove Percussion Workshops
www.iliaslintzos.co.uk
‘’Let’s Groove’’ is a drumming workshop for any level of learners, musicians and
non-musicians, in the city of Birmingham, run by Ilias Lintzos. The idea is to simply
teach the delight of playing drums. We aim to create a joyful and therapeutic
environment that supports communication and team working skills, based on
a fun and creative method. Everyone who’s looking for an uplifting, educational
and memorable experience is welcome.
16.00 Swing Hop- Electro Swing dance
www.bastetbellydance.co.uk
Discover a brand spanking new dance form! Created by Val Rainbow, Swing Hop is an exciting and lively
fusion of Charleston, Jazz Dance, Bangra and Belly Dance! You will learn easy to follow steps to the
infectious sounds of Electro Swing music.
St Peter’s
Roman Catholic Church
Dormer Place (opposite the festival site)
St Peter’s Church will be open on
Saturday afternoon and Sunday
afternoon 2-4pm for people to visit
to pray for peace in a peaceful
atmosphere.
Refreshments will be available in
the church.
There will be a display on a peace
theme at the back of the church
and visitors can have a prayer card
if they would like one.
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Coventry Earth Spirit
is an open,
modern, broad-based and inclusive Pagan group.
We are basically a welcoming social group for like
minded people offering:
Pub Moots every 3rd Wednesday of the month, 8.00p.m. at
The Broomfield Tavern. Broomfield Place, Coventry
Social Activities networking, outings to places of pagan interest.
Public Celebrations of the eight festivals of the Wheel of the Year.
Camps – generally twice a year in private woodland.
For further information about Earth Spirit activities visit:
www.coventryearthspirit.ning.com or FIND US ON FACEBOOK
OR to find out what Pagans do, attend our workshop on
Saturday 14th June at 12.30 p.m. in The Pump Room Gardens
Stall No
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Warwickshire Central NCT wants
all parents to feel confident and
supported through pregnancy,
birth and beyond. Below is a taster
of the groups we run.
Email: [email protected]
Stall No
140
Swan Healing
! Antenatal & Postnatal Courses
Tarot readings
Past Life Regression
Healing therapies
www.swanhealing.me
[email protected]
(discounts available)
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Bumps and Babies Group (£1)
3 Breastfeeding drop-ins *
Parenting First Aid Courses
Nearly New Sales*
Nights Out*
Weekly Walks*
Netball
(*free to attend)
Swan Tai Chi
Lovely Tai Chi classes
for the whole community
www.swantaichi.co.uk
FIND OUT MORE
www.nct.org.uk/branches/
warwickshire-central
Stall No
53
Debbie Wild
07773 318830
Paul Cooper
07968 561779
NCT Warwickshire Central
©NCT, Alexandra House, Oldham Terrace London W3 6NH,
Registered charity no. 801395
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Have Fun?
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Friends?
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Plan your own
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Life?
Be Involved in
the Community?
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Our Activities:
The ILEAP Charity has a fantastic
programme of inclusive leisure
opportunities planned for the
School Holidays, Evenings, Weekends and
people’s Leisure Time.
Please visit our website
www.ileap.co.uk
for further details.
Become a member of our Charity and
enjoy user led, community based leisure
activities that are safe, great fun and
offer opportunities for independence,
fun and friendship
The ILEAP Charity targets people
with Additional Needs who may be
vulnerable when out in the Community.
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Day Trips
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Arts & Crafts
Music & Dance
Drama & Theatre
Outdoor Pursuits
Watersports
Cookery
Bingo & Ten Pin
Meals Out
Pub Nights
Discos / Karaoke
Birthday Parties
Youth Clubs
Adult Recreation
Evening &
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Supported
Holidays
1:1 Assistance
Voices 4 Choices
Volunteering
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It costs £10.00 per academic year to join the Charity and once you are a member you can access
our subsidized activities, which operate on a first come first served basis.
Stall No
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(Please telephone, email or visit the website to join,)
ILEAP Juniors = 4 -12 years
ILEAP Teens = 13 -19 years
ILEAP Adults = 20 years & over
Peter Bazeley, ILEAP Manager
Telephone: 01789 260644 / 07980 004381,
Minicom: 01789 260747
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WITH THANKS TO
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Action 21
for your local environment Visit our stall — we’ve got lots going on! Sat & Sun, 11am-4pm
Free bicycle MOTs from our Dr Bike team
Stall No
132
Action 21’s volunteer-powered Dr Bike service will be available
to give your bike a full health check. For a small donation your
beloved cycle will receive a full check-over including minor repairs
and adjustments. Takes 30-45 minutes.
Mend, Make & Modify sessions
Got some clothing that needs jazzing up, restyling
or mending? Fancy making textile art from re-used
materials, or learn how to knit or crochet? Whether you’re a beginner who wants to learn how
to sew or an expert knitter who enjoys some company, come along and join in with as much or
as little support as you want. This activity also runs monthly at The Re-Useful Centre - ask us for
more information.
PLUS
Bikes for sale — adults from £40 and kids from £15
Collectables, clothes and books for sale
Find out about Action 21, The Re-Useful Centre
and our wide range of volunteering opportunities
The Re-Useful Centre
Donate & shop for your local environment Open every day, 10am-4pm
Quality second-hand goods
5 Ramsey Road, Sydenham CV31 1PL
Collection & delivery service available Shop closed on bank holidays  Furniture  Bikes  Kids toys  
 TVs, stereos, digiboxes  Clothes   DVDs, CDs, videos  Kitchen appliances   Soft furnishings  Garden furniture  01926 886438
 Sports equipment  Action 21 (2010) Registered charity number 1136450
Shop/Main Office: Action 21, 5 Ramsey Road, Sydenham, Leamington Spa CV31 1PL
Office  01926 339077
@ [email protected]
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Shop  01926 886438
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MARQUEE - Saturday
Poetry Readings throughout the day from your host George Hardwick
11.00-11.30 Pandemonium Steel Orchestra
Pandemonium Steel Orchestra was established in 2007.
Band members hail from Warwickshire. Regulars at events,
carnivals and festivals, highlights include performing at the
Godiva Festival and at Shakespeare’s 450th birthday.
Bringing a little bit of the West Indies to the Peace Festival expect a wide variety from calypso, classical, pop, reggae to
jazz, played with the captivating tone of the steel pans.
11.45-12.15 Radio Relapse
Hailing from New York, Blackpool and Sandhurst and meeting in the West Midlands, Radio
Relapse formed in 2013, bringing a 70s influenced funk rock sound. Writing our own material, we
bring a high-energy sound to our music when performing, and have been regularly featured on
BBC Introducing.
12.30-13.10 Andy Wickett and World Service.
Andy Wickett holds the reputation for being one of the finest performers and
songwriters in the Midlands. He started his career in the 80’s singing and playing
in TV Eye, Duran Duran, The Xpertz and World Service. He has played large
arenas and venues around the world..
13.25-13.55 Cadence Noir
Formed as an acoustic duo in early 2010, William ‘Cadence’ Richardson, and Adrien ‘Noir’ Perrie
jammed around Nottingham’s open mic scenes before enlisting Emma on violin,Tom on bass,
and Rob Bartlam on drums. Citing influences from an eclectic background of music, Cadence
Noir play with a gothic flare on bluegrass, country and jazz, and provide a nuclear delivery, miss
them at your peril!
soundcloud.com/cadence-noir
14.10-14.40 Nina Baker
Influenced by the smooth tones of Ella Fitzgerald and Nina Simone,
the technical brilliance of Lang-Lang and the creativity of Tori Amos,
Kate Bush and Amy Winehouse, Nina Baker is a fusion of blues, pop,
skiffle, rock, folk, jazz, country and classical music all interwoven
with hallmark piano riffs, emotive lyrics and a unique vocal quality.
All Acts subject to change
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MARQUEE - Saturday
Peace Talks throughout the day
PA: Martin Cure
Co-host Fergus Durrant
14.55-15.35
The Notables
The Notables are no strangers to festival stages and live appearances Nationwide. A
unique band supporting musicians and singers with learning disabilities who never fail to
start the party delivering an explosive set of original songs and cover versions with their
own unimitable twist. Not to be missed on the Marquee Stage this year.
15.50-16.30 Jimmy Davis and Barefoot Apostles
Unashamed to be living his love, Jimmy offers a model of what is possible
with sufficient Belief, Passion and Commitment - having gone from the
office cubicle and gossip of the water cooler, to dazzling audiences around
the country with his word wizardry and electric live show. . .
16.45-17.30 Giles Likes Tea
Hailing from London and Northamptonshire, Giles Likes Tea are seven-piece band
of musicians playing high energy, gypsy-tinged folk-pop, for your delectation and
dancing delight.
17.45-18.20 Remedy
The Remedy are a jazz infused soul band, who write music to make people
smile. They have toured at venues like The Troubadour and Ronnie Scott’s.
They featured on Ronnie Scott’s radio show’s ‘Ones to Watch for 2014’ and are
“the best thing since sliced bread” - Suki Waterhouse.
18.40-19.30 The Majestic
The Majestic have been exciting audiences the width and breadth of the country and beyond with
their brand of roots rock reggae delivered in their own wacky very visual sing-a-long style, its all
about audience participation! They are building up quite a following coinciding with the release of
their EP titled ‘Spreading Love’ The present 5-piece line up has been together since late 2010, but
their roots spread much longer. Currently finishing their new album titled ‘Unequivocal Love’ due for
a June release. If you get the opportunity to see them, make sure you take it and see for yourself
the musical magic that is The Majestic
All Acts subject to change
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BANDSTAND - Saturday
Poetry Readings throughout the day from your host Barry Patterson
11.15-11.45
Becky Syson
12.00-12.40
Magic Voices
When you hear Becky Syson perform live you’ll understand why she’s
been described as ‘Sublime Folk Rock’... With countless blooms of first-rate
songs and an infectious personality on stage it’s no wonder that she’s highly
received by audiences and promoters alike.
A contemporary music choir based in Leamington
Spa bringing adults of all experience levels together
to sing unique arrangements and have fun.
12.55-13.35 James J Turner
James J Turner is a singer-songwriter in the folk-rock genre, with some considerable history in his
home town of Liverpool. His second solo album “How Could We Be Wrong?” was released in 2012
and received fabulous reviews
13.50-4.30
Kristy Gallacher
Kristy Gallacher is a guitarist, poet and songwriter from Coventry, England.
Being somewhat disillusioned and fiercely independent, in 2008 at the age of
21, Kristy decided to join the D.I.Y ethos. She formed her own independent
record label Broken Player Records (www.brokenplayerrecords.com). She
has supported Ed Sheeran, Michael Chapman, Scott Matthews, Glenn Tilbrook
(Squeeze), Mr Big, I Am Kloot’s John Bramwell, Miles and Erica (Wonderstuff)
Mark Morriss (Bluetones), Show of Hands, Nic Jones, Vin Garbutt and Nerina
Pallot. kristygallacher.com
14.45-15.25 Stylus Boy
Stall No
37
Here at Churros Susanna we offer authentic, vegan friendly,
Spanish Churros lightly dusted in sugar and cinnamon.
All home made on site and cooked in front of our customers
with theatre and love!!!
For those non vegan, a pot of warm dipping chocolate is
available to dip your churros in at no extra cost!!!
Come and see us and try one!!! Susanna
Stylusboy’s “enchanting lo-fi
folk” is the creation of Coventry
chap Steve Jones and Northern
lass Rachel Grisedale. Their
critically acclaimed debut
album ‘Hospitality for Hope’,
was released in November 2013
and received support from the
likes of Acoustic Magazine, R2
Magazine, BBC Introducing,
BBC 6Music and Xfm.
www.stylusboy.co.uk
All Acts subject to change
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BANDSTAND - Saturday
Peace Talks throughout the day
15.40-16.20
Our Morals
Our Morals are Emma Runswick and Josh Cartwight.
They are an acoustic duo with a radical edge,
performing a mixture of traditional and modern folk and
acoustic music as well as songs that have something to
say about what is going on today.
16.35-17.15 Firedaze
Firedaze are a Leamington 3 piece band who play ‘folk with
attitude’. The band’s new album, Ever After Land, showcases
their energetic, folk rock sound featuring voice, celtic fiddle
melodies, guitar, and bass, with foot percussion and drum loops
completing a lively musical fusion of rhythms to dance to...
17.30-18.10 Lauren K Faith
Lauren is a vocalist, composer and multi instrument musician.
Her special brand of experimental chill out has earned her national
acclaim. Influenced by the likes of Jessie Ware, SBTRKT, James
Blake and Grimes, Lauren brings a touch glamour and presence to
each of her performances.
18.25-19.10 Empowered
Empowered is a collective of some of the UK’s most exciting
Hip Hop artists from all over the country. Performing at this
year’s peace festival will be: Flowlosopha, Terra Slim and
Higher Prospects. The artists promise to bring a performance
full of energy fusing together Hip Hop, Reggae and Grime.
All Acts subject to change
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Jonathan
Blackford
MARQUEE - SUNDAY
Poetry Readings throughout the day from your host George Hardwick
11.05-11.35 Songlines
Leamington’s Community choir return to serenade you .
11.50-12.20 LAMPA
An Irish Contemporary Trad band from
Birmingham. The bedrock and core of the
Lampa sound lies firmly within Irish Traditional Music yet with a fusion
of Irish and Contemporary song, presenting a unique, powerful and
fresh sound, never being afraid to incorporate other genres and
themes into their infectious and refreshing performances.
12.35-13.15 Babal
Driven by powerful, soaring vocals, then twisting into vibrant
guitar soundscapes, and underpinned by a stronghold of
bass and drums, BABAL morph from dark to light, shadow to
shiny, leaving a trail of sparkling crescendos and disparate
rhythms in their wake. Signed to dGenerate Records and
KounterKulture MGMT Los Angeles.
13.30-13.50 Peace in Action Forum
A brand new feature at this year’s festival. We are inviting you
- the wonderful festival goers - to help us decide which
local cause or organisation we should choose to support
as our first Local Peace Pioneers.
Through out the rest of the
year we will support who ever is
chosen to help them make even more of
a contribution to making our
community more peaceful and joyful.
All Acts subject to change
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MARQUEE - SUNDAY
Peace Talks throughout the day
PA: Martin Cure
Co-host Fergus Durrant
14.00-14.40 Swing Gitan UK
Swing Gitan are an east midlands based ensemble influenced by the incredible Music
of Django Reinhardt and American jazz from the 1930’s era and beyond. Their sound
encapsulates the pulsating energy of manouche guitar playing, mixed with breezy Latin
grooves and classic traits, derived straight from the heart of New Orleans. .
15.00-15.40 The Big Easy
The Big Easy are currently taking the Midlands by storm with their
versatile mix of music everything for the jazzy side of pop to the bluesy
side of jazz a dash of soul a pinch of funk with songs by dusty, van and
ray all served up in the big easy way. Music with a groove!
16.00-16.10 Peace in Action Forum - Results Welcome back to see who you chose as Peace Pioneers
16.20-17.00 Shanty
Shanty are a seven piece party-reggae collective from
northwest London; they describe their sound as ‘stomping bass,
soulful hooks and party vibes’, with cross influences ranging from
Soul, Electronic and Hip Hop embedded in the shanty sound. “
17.30-18.00 Sambassadors of Groove
Leamington’s own Samba Band process to a rousing finale. Formed in 1998 the
Sambassadors are community drummers and dancers playing infectious AfroBrazilian samba, that you can’t help dancing to! sambassadorsofgroove.org.uk
All Acts subject to change
Avril Moore
Avril won’t be at the Peace Festival this year - it’s probably the first she’s missed - but
that’s because she died suddenly last November. Avril loved the Peace Festival; she
caught up with old friends and made new ones. Even if you didn’t know her, you quite
probably met her - that older woman who talked to you while you were queuing for a
cup of tea was Avril. She loved to converse with everyone - she thought human beings
were infinitely fascinating.
Avril was a lifelong campaigner for peace and social justice. She took her children
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on the Aldermaston marches and in her seventies protested against the Iraq war. Avril
was an inveterate letter writer - especially on behalf of prisoners of conscience: she was a supporter of Amnesty International from its inception. Although
Avril won’t be here this year, her family will be. Her younger daughter and her younger sister will be running stalls - helped by their husbands, siblings and
children. Her youngest grandchild will undoubtedly be having fun and enjoying ice cream. And those of us who knew her will be missing her very much.
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BANDSTAND - SuNday
Poetry Readings throughout the day from your host Barry Patterson
11.00-11.30 Stagecoach
Children from the local Stagecoach school sing a selection of hits.
11.45-12.15 Warwickshire Young Voices
Leamington based Youth Choir for 7-16
year olds. A fresh, exciting range of music
sung in harmony performing music written
especially by Musical Director, David Iles.
www.warwickshireyoungvoices.org
12.30-13.00 Amapola Latin Band
Amapola’s tunes re-discover the warmth and the joy of Latin American rhythms and
instruments to bring a completely different kind of musical experience to the UK.
The band was formed in the winter of 2010 at Warwick University, when a few Latin
souls started to warm themselves up with some tunes. The band’s open spirit has
attracted people from all over the world, who have joined in.
All Acts subject to change
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BANDSTAND - SuNday
Peace Talks throughout the day
13.15-13.55 KSH and the Going Goods
The world of hip hop is a desolate one... With gangsters,
players, pimps and g-thangs dominating the scene, the beauty
of the genre is being lost. Thats where KSH and The Going Goods
step in. An alternative acoustic band from across the country,
coming straight out of the “ghettos” of Cheltenham.
PA:
Jonathan
Blackford
14.10-14.50 Marc Block
Marc’s debut album The Hawthorn Spring attracted high praise and
got wide radio play. From Nottingham, his folk ‘n’ roll trio are playing
several folk festivals this summer. With original songs and traditional
folk, sung in lush harmonies, electric upright bass underpins the
interplay of fiddle, harmonica, guitar and Bodhràn.
15.05-15.50 Rory Mcleod
One-man Cockney soul band, poet and troubadour using tap shoes, acappella,
harmonica, guitar, trombone, spoons, finger cymbals, bandorea, djembe and various
percussion instruments, Rory has played with many great musicians including, Ani Di
Franco, Michelle Shocked, Towns Van Zandt; Ali Farke Toure, Flaco Jiminez, and in
Australia Mick Thomas, and the Backsliders. An ex-circus clown and fire eater, Rory
has written songs and music for an oral history project about Spitalfields fruit and
vegetable market and been commissioned to write music for T.V. animation series
‘Creature Comforts’. An all time Peace Festival favourite Rory returns with songs
from his latest album ‘Swings and Roundabouts’ www.rorymcleod.com
16.00-16.35 Ben River
Singer, songwriter and poet Ben River was brought up in West London, Ladbroke Grove and has been
on a weird and wonderful musical journey ever since. He fuses contemporary alternative folk and classic
songwriting with a unique sense of lyricism, producing a rhythmic yet melodic, emotional yet edgy sound that
captivates any audience he plays to whether accompanied by his band or playing solo.
16.50-17.30 Clayton Denwood
’The music mines a deep vibe that draws in everything from straight-up
blues to bright folk-rock - wild, thin mercury sound’ Chris Floyd - Empire
Burlesque
‘He flies the flag for UK Americana in fine style, there’s a Woodstock vibe
going on which is unsurprising since he’s been there and done that (he used
to live there). There is sufficient diversity in the tunes to keep everybody
happy’folksy, bluesy, funky, country stuff’ Paul Villiers’ Americana UK
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11:15
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Peace Talk
St Peter’s Church
Shimmy Belly Dance
12:30
Peace Talk
Community Energy Warwickshire
12:55
13:00
Peace Talk
Capoeira
St Peter’s Church
13:35
13:50
14:00
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United Nations Gian Clare
Peace Talk
SGI Buddhists
Cath McGlone
Shuvani Gypsy Belly Dancers www. bastetbellydance.co.uk
15:00
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By Stall No 123
Your host Nick Holmes
Brian Austin
A small local belly dance group who are based in Warwick. Most have been dancing for several years and enjoy
formulating their own choreography to different types of music as well as performing.
Barbara Cooper
See above
www.capoeiranatural.co.uk
Capoeira is a martial art that combines elements of fight, acrobatics, music, dance and rituals in a very elegant and magnetic
way. Performed by two people, it is often called a “game” that is played, not fought. The uniqueness of Capoeira will give your
body physical strength, power and flexibility and your mind self-confidence, concentration, courage and creativity
The troupe have been dancing together for over 5 years, performing regularly in the
Stratford upon Avon area at festivals, events and celebrations. They specialise in
an eclectic mix of Balkan, Indian, Egyptian and Spanish gypsy dance traditions. Past
performances include Wizzafest, Shipston Wool Fair and Stratford River Festival.
Wildwood
Wildwood are an offshoot from the Banbury Didge Club - formed at last year’s Elementary Didgeridoo
Festival and we are playing at Singing Sticks this year as well as the Hook Norton Beer Festival.
Mirage Dance Company
http://goo.gl/nzp91
A Hip-Hop/Streetdance Based group based at Trinity Catholic School. Dancers perform in shows, local events, competitions
and medal tests. Ass. member I.D.T.A. Contact Laura on 07764 500089.
Ellie Leech
‘I’m Ellie, just your average 16 year old from Solihull with a big passion for music and a lion’s mane
for hair. I just love writing songs and performing! I’m in a band - ‘The Fix’ check us out on facebook!’
17:00
Chloe Adams
www.youtube.com/chloetotheadams
Chloe Adams is a pop-influenced singer/songwriter from Birmingham. Combining the likes of
Bon Jovi and Katy Perry, Chloe sings and writes catchy, uplifting material. Chloe Adams is not just a singer but an
entertainer; singing popular covers that always get people on their feet and singing along.
17:30
David Goody
18:00
OPEN MIC
David Goody performs strange comic songs on a tiny electric ukulele about enraged Teletubbies,
crocheting rappers and quantum physics. He’s even written a song about the Coventry Ring Road on
a 30 year old electronic autoharp. Find out more at www.davidgoody.co.uk
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STAGE
By Stall No 123
Your host Nick Holmes
PERFORMANCE™MUSIC ™DANCE
Peace Talk
Risen Son
Brett Western-Jones
Peace Talk
Freedom from Torture
Amy Porter
Peace Talk
Canalside
Will Johnson
Peace Talk
Badger Society Jack Reedy
Peace Talk
St Peter’s Church As Saturday
Low Wimmin Singing
Choir
Low Wimmin Singing is a local Leamington group that sings songs from various music genres and our choice is informed
by socialist, feminist and green perspectives. Today we will sing about the effect war has on ‘ordinary’ people and our
aspirations for the peaceful world we want to do our part in creating. We hope this includes inspiring and cheering people
up through song. Contact [email protected] for further information.
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PEACE TALKS
Every year we ask campaigning and charity groups to give a short talks between acts on the
Marquee and Bandstand stages. At the heart of the Festival ethos is our belief that we all have
the power to make the world a more peaceful and respectful place. There are many different ways to do this; we hope
that by listening to the speakers this weekend, and visiting the campaigning stalls, everyone in the audience will find
something that empowers and inspires them to actively work towards this. Even if you’ve never thought of yourself as an
activist, just listen and you’ll be surprised how much impact just one small act can have.
SATURDAY BANDSTAND
11.45 Risen Son
12.40 Freedom From Torture
13.35 Education in Peru
14.30 Keep NHS Public
15.25 Leamington Spa
Mission
16.20 Badger Society
17.15 Football Trust
18.10 No Glory in War
SATURDAY MARQUEE
11.30 Coventry Earth Spirit
12.15 Peace In Childhood
13.10 Amnesty
13.55 Push Projects
14.40 Canalside
15.35 Veganism
16.30 Peace News
17.30 Justice for Palestinians
18.20 AhmadiyyaMuslim Assn.
SUNDAY BANDSTAND
11.30 Coventry Earth Spirit
12.15 Peace News
13.00 Justice for Palestinians
13.55 Bahai
14.50 Amnesty
15.50 Peace in Childhood
16.45 Ahmadiyya MuslimAssn.
SUNDAY MARQUEE
11.35 St Peters Church
12.20 Education in Peru
13.15 IDCI
13.50 United Nations
14.40 From Trenches to
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15.40 CEW
16.10 Bahai
17.00 SGI Buddhists
Timings are approximate - see the blackboard for exact timings. Additional speakers and all timings will be shown on
blackboards around the site. More Peace Talks on People in Action Stage
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KIDS’ ZONE - SATURday
All Acts subject to change
Free activities especially for children take place throughout Saturday outside and inside the Kids’ Tent.
An entire day of interactive activities for children (and parents or carers!) is scheduled - join in with music, dancing, puppet
making, and games. The Kids Tent is right in the centre of the festival.
Please note the Kids’ Tent is not a crèche and children need to be accompanied whilst participating in the events. Parents and
carers are welcome to join in too!
11.00am to 11.30
Wolly The Clown
Wolly’s show combines clowning, mime, circus skills, and uninhibited audience participation.
His highly visual style moves from hilarious physical comedy to highly dangerous stunts,
progressing to a climax that has to be seen to be believed.
11.30am to 1.00pm
Magic Wand Making - with Fairy Fun
Every true Magician needs a magic wand. Join our workshop and make your wand the most
spectacular ever . . pink, blue, sparkly or starry. All materials are included and once made,
your wand will be ready to start making magic. .
1.002m to 2.00pm
Story Time with SGI Buddhism I
GDiscover a world of magical monks, brilliant Buddhas and wonderful ancient worlds. Come and join in this hour of
storytelling fun with and arty crafty twist!.
2.00pm to 4.00pm
Bath Bomb Bonanza with Katie from Little Bird Soaps
4.00pm to 5.00pm
Didgeridoo workshop with Jono Woodwobbler
5.00pm to 5.30pm
Wolly The Clown
Now you can make bath-time a blast by creating your very own bath bombs.
With the finest natural herbs and essential oils on hand, little folk and their grown ups can find out
more about soap-making and will also get the chance to make their own bath fizzies to take home.
For more info visit www.littlebirdsoaps.com
Discover the wonder and magic of this amazing instrument through Jono’s highly interactive and fun session that
combines storytelling, didgeridoo history and, of course, a chance to play for yourself.. Details can be found on our
Facebook page http://goo.gl/FGFhc
See above.
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Stall No
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[email protected]
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All Acts subject to change
11.30am to 12.00pm
Sylvesta the Jester
www.sylvestathejester.com
Sylvesta is a well seasoned, comic, whacky and musical entertainer of both children and
adults. He hs been performing at Leamington Peace Festival for over 30 years. Sylvesta does
walkabout family entertainment and children’s shows are not to be missed.
12.00am to 2.00pm Peace T-shirts
Join Kate and Luke from the Sydni Centre to explore
peace through play, and get the chance
to make your very own Peace T-Shirt!
2.00pm to 3.30pm
Fairy Fun Storytelling
3.30pm to 4.30pm
Wishing Star Bracelets
4.30pm to 5.00pm
Sylvesta the Jester
All the best stories start from a simple idea; a stickman, a hungry caterpillar, a journey to where the wild things are.
Come and invent your own stories using story stones and other props. Then create your very own story book to capture
your magical ideas in. All materials are included and children must be accompanied by an adult.
Do you believe in Magic? Join this workshop and learn how to create real magic as we transform an ordinary strip of
paper into a Magical Wishing Star. Suitable for ages 6 upwards . . . adults too to help with the tricky bits! Materials
included.
See above.
Structural Bodywork
Craniosacral Therapy
Manual Lymph Drainage
Pregnancy Massage
Thai Massage
Bodymind Integration
Humanistic Psychology
Stall No
97
In Leamington Spa and Kenilworth
www.ForestOfArdenHealingArts.com
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PandeMania wood fired pizzas
Fusion Eastern Style
Banana Meinhoff
Karma Suitsya
Karma Gear
Nick Hooper Design and Print
Fairy Goodies
Hindu Religious Association
Green Team Organic
Tipis of Stratford/Little Bird Soaps
Cats Whiskers Vintage
Brackencraft
Coventry and Warwickshire Friend
Amelia Fair Trade
Collin’s World of Coffee
Gaia Organic Wholefoods
Riverford Home Delivery
One World Link
Velvet Umbrella
Healing Touch
Mexican Hammock Company
Julias kitchen
Shah-Dhillon Henna Designs
Freedom from Torture
Fresh Rootz
Warwick Oxfam(Saturday only)
Chantings
Ahmadiyya Muslim Association L/Spa
Vintage at NarNia
Compassion in World Farming
Tamraker Trading
Amnesty International (mid-Warks)
Emporium
Shahlou Trading
Orchid Trading
Churros Susanna
Tonys Emporium
P3 Earth Designs
73 72
food
quee
WATER
DORMER PLACE
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Festival
Info
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Eclectica
Bliss
Moonland
RIVER
Touching The Void
LEAM
Dragonfly Totnes
Made of Music
Jiva Fair Trading
Devi
Festival Tea Tents
N.E.Imports Asia
Warwick University Lifelong Learning
RAIL STATION
Zubu Baby
Community Energy Warwickshire
71 Jepun
NCT Warwickshire Central Branch
League of Friends of Rehabilitation 72 Justice for Palestinians
73 Starchild
Hospital
74 Sirrius Silver/Fickle Mistress
Geoff and Liz King
75 Bazaar El Menyiy
Lady Jane
Sikh Cultural & Sports Comm. Centre 76 Our Style
77 Happy Daze
Sahaja Yoga Meditation
78 Flip Juggling/Chameleon
Tumaini Trading
79 Sara’s parlour face painting
Exclusive Designs by Liz
80 Savanna Grill
The Myton Hospices
81 Fandangles
Cotswold Crepes
82 Bali stars
Olives & Things
83 Bahai Community of Leamington Spa
SGI-UK Buddhists
84 The Purple Market
In your mind
85 Satyagraha Gongs
Cats Protection(mid-Warwickshire)
86 Warwickshire Wildlife Trust
Churches Together in Leamington
87 ILEAP charity
Bakimbo
88 Leamington Spa Mission SDA Church
Pugs Shoes
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food
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119 118 117
Warwickshire Community and
Voluntary Action
Art Refuge UK
Rethink Mental Illness
House of the Risen Son
Inclusive Church
Cord
Futures Unlocked -Saturday only
Rhiannon Jenkins -Sunday only
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food
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food
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Kids
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coffee
PEOPLE IN ACTION
60 61
121 122 123 STAGE
62 63
drinks
food
ices
tea
126 125 124
table
bandstand
4
8
49 50 51
store
drinks
52
138
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food
137
127
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ling
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Youth 145 144 143
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toilets
CAMPAIGNERS
MARQUEE (By Stall 110)
knitting
yurt
89 Goodness Gracious Healthy Foods
90 Otra Cosa
91 Sareena Henna Artiste
92 Push Projects
93 Warwick & Leam Beekeepers
94 Sweet As Cakes
95 Temporary fun airbrush tattoos
96 Jolly Good Socks Ltd
97 Forest of Arden Healing Arts
98 Warwickshire Badger Group
99 Jubilee Leamington
100 Pura Vida
101 Julie McDonnell
102 Callie Psychic
103 Corvinna Crystals
104 Sun Pottery
105 Banbury Digeridoo Club
106 Pineapple Island
107 The Jabberwocky
108 Kaynara Crafts
109 Warwick District Faith Forum
110 Elefair Giftware
111 Tibet Spirit
112 Banana Beach House
113 Sixth Moon Art (Face Painting)
114 Hel Bent Books
115 RSPCA Warwickshire South & East
116 The Brakes Trust (LFC Trust)
117 Rumpadillo
118 Buddha Belly
119 Sawyer and Earl, Paper & Porcelain
120 Springfield Mind Ltd
121 The Coffee Pedlar
122 R S P B
123/124 People in Action
125 Warwick Dist United Nations Ass.
126 Coventry Earth Spirit
127 The Wild Oven
128 Coventry Designer Makers
129 Canalside Community Food
130 Leamington Children’s Centres
130a Wool against weapons
peace scarf knitting
33
131 Achieving Results in Community CIC
and Friends of Foundry Wood
132 Action 21
133 9 Unicorns Crystals
134 Brighton Beach Sand Art Crafts
135 AnMPlay Ltd Juggling
136 Hooper Hoops
137 Quakers
138 Groovy Smoothies
139 Equality Ethical Trading (Sunday)
139 Sth Warks Keep our NHS Public
(Saturday)
140 Swan Healing
141 Claire + Cathy Art and Glass
142 Therapixe
143 Cycleways
144 Kenilworth Chiropractic Clinic
145 IDCI
145a Blighty Bazaar (Sunday only)
145a Warwickshire Youth Service
A/B Shepherds Ice cream
C Campaigners Marquee
Stalls
Stall name
For location, refer to site plan on p33
Pitch No
Tel
133
01352 712941
Eclectica
9 Unicorns Crystals
Dragonfly
Totnes
ARC CIC and Friends of Foundry Wood
131
07759 095518
Elefair Giftware
Action 21
132
01926 339077
Emporium
Ahmadiyya Muslim Association in L/Spa
29
07751 724083
Equality Ethical Trading (Sunday)
Amelia Fair Trade
14
01926 511097
Exclusive Designs by Liz
Amnesty International (mid-Warks group)
33
07971 162943
Fairy Goodies
135
83
AnMPlay Ltd Juggling
Bahai Community of Leamington Spa
44
01803
849477
40
07810 325322
110
07949 018053
34
01604 555678
139
01858 462759
61
01926 336989
7
01225 436208
07590 332381
Fandangles
81
07973 699627
01926 312342
Festival Tea Tents
48
01204 841175
78
07854 429018
Bakimbo
69
0789 425 6071
Flip Juggling/Chameleon
Bali stars
82
0118 978 4604
Forest of Arden Healing Arts
97
07791 930722
112
07429 668215
Freedom from Torture
25
0121 314 6825
3
01834 861982
Fresh Rootz
26
01926 732042
105
01295 816956
Fusion Eastern Style
2
07737067550
75
01283 546104
Gaia Organic Wholefoods
16
01926 338805
145a
07793 763475
Geoff and Liz King
55
01926 813647
89
01327 263067
Banana Beach House
Banana Meinhoff
Banbury Digeridoo Club
Bazaar El Menyiy
Blighty Bazaar (Sunday only)
Bliss
41
01227 713384
Goodness Gracious Healthy Foods Ltd
Brackencraft
12
07704 167416
Green Team Organic
9
07944 204874
138
07866 142216
Brighton Beach Sand Art Crafts
134
01455 631830
Groovy Smoothies
Buddha Belly
118
07748 718211
Happy Daze
77
07805 025896
20
07800 645731
114
0121 449 7661
8
01926 452247
Callie Psychic
102
02476 225121
Healing Touch
Canalside Community Food
129
07912 883422
Hel Bent Books
Cats Protection(mid-Warwickshire branch) 67
07976 303580
Hindu Religious Association
Cats Whiskers Vintage
11
07887 882960
Hooper Hoops
136
07875 306717
Chantings
28
01373 467162
IDCI
145
0121 327 2277
Churches Together in Leamington
68
01926 778181
ILEAP charity
87
07980 004381
Churros Susanna
37
07932 605304
In your mind
66
07976 124397
141
01789 294823
Jepun
71
01424 272456
15
0151 6394988
Jiva Fair Trading
46
0771 7718385
96
07977 998140
Claire + Cathy Art and Glass
Collin’s World of Coffee
Community Energy Warwickshire
52
01789 298503
Jolly Good Socks Ltd
Compassion in World Farming
31
01483 521935
Jubilee Leamington
99
01926 459777
23
07788 544550
Corvinna Crystals
103
07952 516639
Julias kitchen
Cotswold Crepes
63
07709 348877
Julie McDonnell
13
024 7671 4199
Justice for Palestinians
Coventry Designer Makers
128
07970 132562
Coventry Earth Spirit
126
07812 050767
143
47
Coventry and Warwickshire Friend
Cycleways
Devi
101
72
01926 426514
Karma Gear
5
07743 450282
Karma Suitsya
4
07749 934699
07719 386918
Kaynara Crafts
108
07563 527441
01425 480577
Kenilworth Chiropractic Clinic
144
01926 865985
34
For location, refer to site plan on p33
Lady Jane
56
07733 015941
Sirrius Silver/Fickle Mistress
League of Friends of Rehabilitation Hospital 54
01926 424517
Leamington Children’s Centres
130
74
07889 680017
Sixth Moon Art (Face Painting)
113
01926 336123
S. Warks Keep our NHS Public (Sat)
139
07776 956137
120
01789
298615
Leamington Spa Mission SDA Church
88
07969 722195
Springfield
Mind
Ltd
Mexican Hammock Company
21
0117 942 5353
Starchild
Made of Music
45
07956 309436
Moonland
42
01249 721327
NCT Warwickshire Central Branch
53
01926 257123
N.E.Imports Asia
49
6
Olives & Things
One World Link
73
01530 264254
Sun Pottery
104
01865 714598
Swan Healing
140
07773 318830
Sweet As Cakes
94
01926 330073
01733 263432
Tamraker Trading
32
07799 148361
07761 832330
Temporary fun airbrush tattoos
95
07841 906801
64
01962 777770
The Brakes Trust (LFC Trust)
116
07793 741344
18
07799 052807
The Coffee Pedlar
121
07973 826023
Orchid Trading
36
07763 697074
The Jabberwocky
107
07581 243548
Otra Cosa
90
62
01926 838810
Our Style
76
01570 422200
The Purple Market
84
01805 628168
P3 Earth Designs
39
01227 762971
The Wild Oven
127
07751 234427
Therapixe
142
07734 428320
Nick Hooper Design and Print
PandeMania
wood
fired
pizzas
The Myton Hospices
1
01869
345569
People in Action
123/124
02476 643776
Tibet Spirit
111
07983 592199
Pineapple Island
106
01202 579555
Tipis of Stratford/Little Bird Soaps
10
07865 047354
Pugs Shoes
Pura Vida
Push Projects
Quakers
Riverford Home Delivery
70
07969 152556
Tonys Emporium
38
07795 576739
100
01395 578802
Touching The Void
43
01827 896741
92
07816 181428
Tumaini Trading
60
01257 791986
137
01564 782207
University of Warwick Lifelong Learning
50
0772 519 3776
17
07753 758629
Velvet Umbrella
19
0117 959 2972
122
0121 6166 857
Vintage at NarNia
30
07969 991086
RSPCA Warwickshire South & East Branch115
07867 743827
Warwick & Leam Beekeepers Association 93
07704 772616
Rumpadillo
117
07584 126212
Warwick District Faith Forum
07958 589464
Sahaja Yoga Meditation
58
01926 336659
Warwick District United Nations Association125 01926 338430
Sara’s parlour face painting
79
0121 442 4834
Warwick Oxfam (Saturday only)
27
07985 656595
Sareena Henna Artiste
91
01926 833370
Warwickshire Badger Group
98
01564 783129
Satyagraha Gongs
85
07875 564677
Warwickshire Wildlife Trust
86
07714 421346
Savanna Grill
80
07780 716864
Wool against weapons peace scarf knitting130a
RSPB
Sawyer and Earl, Paper and Porcelain
119
01926 743163
Zubu Baby
SGI-UK Buddhists
65
07795 634653
Campaigners Marquee
Shah-Dhillon Henna Designs
24
Shahlou Trading
35
07754 980095
Shepherds Icecream
a/b
01981 550716
Sikh Cultural and Sports Community Centre 57
01926 883129
Warwickshire Youth Service
35
109
51
C
145a
07900 666754
Leamington
Spa Mission
Children s activities,
free face painting,
free drinks
& other freebies.
GEORGE STREET
LEAMINGTON SPA
There s something
for everyone!
Stall No
88
www.themission.org.uk
Stall No
52
36
Your local ethical wholefood shop
Gaia Means:
Vegetarian & Vegan
Stall No
Gluten Free
16
Environmentally Friendly
Natural Bodycare Products
Local Organic Fruit & Veg
Wholefoods
Fairtrade
Organic
Opening Hours
Vegetable Bags
Monday to Friday 9am – 5.30pm
Saturday 9am – 5.00pm
A bag of organic vegatables and fruit packed for
you to collect or delivered direct to your door…
If you love organic fruit and veg as much as we
do, why not sign up for an organic vegetable bag,
available for collection or delivery?
Our vegetable bags contain a variety of seasonal
vegetables and fruit, always using local and British
produce when available.
£8.50 per veg bag collected
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weekly or fortnightly:
£10.00 per veg bag delivered
On Wednesdays by bicycle and trailer to customers
in Leamington and on Fridays by car to customers in
Leamington, Warwick and Kenilworth
Where to find us:
7 Regent Place, Leamington Spa
Call: 01926 338805
Email: [email protected]
Visit: www.gaia.coop
Incorporating:
Holistic Health Care Agency
Holistic Therapies available
FAIRTRADE
NOT TESTED ON
ANIMALS
Gallery available for Art Shows
Gaia is a co-operatively owned wholefood shop, run according to principles of sustainability, social justice and non-violence. All fresh fruit and veg is certified organically grown by the Soil Association. We choose local when available.
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Stall No
91
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07877135331
Email: [email protected]
38
Stall No
91
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supporting
A not-for-profit charity providing person-centred
care services for people in the community
As part of our community involvement, People in Action are delighted to support
Leamington Peace Festival.
Look out for our volunteers helping the Peace Festival team run the festival.
Join our Dance Workshop at 5.15pm on Sat in Tent 1 and our Cake Decorating
session at 1.10pm on Sun in Tent 2 - the cake will be raffled from the stage.
Visit us at Stall Nos 123-124, learn about our community services and
buy plants from our Horticulture Therapy centres.
Mental Health
Autism
Acquired Brain Injury
Domiciliary Care
Residential Services
Horticulture Therapy
people-in-action.com
General: 02476 643776 [email protected]
Leamington: 01926 470813 [email protected]
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