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✨ Our Autumn Fair is back! ✨
Join us in the Boiling Wells woodland on Saturday 18th October, 12–5:30 pm for a day filled with live music, delicious food, family fun, and that special autumn magic.
Live music and performance from: House of Bousse, The Malarkey, Ad Scruffs & Humdrum
Family activities
Food + drinks
Plus so much more!
Adults £6 | Teens £3 | Under 12s FREE
ON THE DOOR ONLY
Fancy dress encouraged! Think autumnal, magical or spooky vibes, from woodland creatures to witches’ hats.
Bring your friends, bring your family, and let’s celebrate the season together.
PERFORMERS:
House of Boussé
World builders, radical imaginators and chaos creatures fathered by Gender Criminal, House of Boussé are a unique and unapologetically political storytelling troupe resisting relentless transphobic rhetoric in the UK. Rehumanising through art, expect trans authenticity, sensational schemes, and stuff that gender-nonconforming dreams are made of. House of Boussé will be hosting an immersive hour of storytelling, bringing your favourite fairytale to life.
HumDrum
HumDrum are the musical menagerie of Bristol based musicians, each with their own unique sound, which they have combined to create an energetic jazz fusion of iridescence and dissonance. HumDrum is a Bristol based five piece band that originated through a series of encounters in the city’s vivid jam scene. With an eclectic blend of latin rhythms and melancholic melodies, HumDrum explores not only lyrical concepts of emotional hardships and obscurities.
The Malarkey
The Malarkey is a band all about the songs. Expect an experience of authentic, hooky, vulnerable tunes with thought-provoking lyrics.
A.D. Scruffs
A.D. Scruffs is a Roots Revival Quartet from Bristol, bringing foot stomping energy, infectious original tunes, and a storming stage presence that captivate every crowd. From the frailing of the banjo, to the chiming mandolin, with every song soaked in rich vocal harmonies, you’ll find yourself entwined in their soundscape as you watch the band in their natural element; lost in the music.
With their debut album having dropped this March, and a breakout year of supporting acclaimed acts across the UK and beyond, A.D. Scruffs are carving out a loyal and growing fanbase, and they’re just getting started.
Entry requirements: no age restrictions
Join us in the Boiling Wells woodland on Saturday 18th October, 12–5:30 pm for a day filled with live music, delicious food, family fun, and that special autumn magic.
Live music and performance from: House of Bousse, The Malarkey, Ad Scruffs & Humdrum
Family activities
Food + drinks
Plus so much more!
Adults £6 | Teens £3 | Under 12s FREE
ON THE DOOR ONLY
Fancy dress encouraged! Think autumnal, magical or spooky vibes, from woodland creatures to witches’ hats.
Bring your friends, bring your family, and let’s celebrate the season together.
PERFORMERS:
House of Boussé
World builders, radical imaginators and chaos creatures fathered by Gender Criminal, House of Boussé are a unique and unapologetically political storytelling troupe resisting relentless transphobic rhetoric in the UK. Rehumanising through art, expect trans authenticity, sensational schemes, and stuff that gender-nonconforming dreams are made of. House of Boussé will be hosting an immersive hour of storytelling, bringing your favourite fairytale to life.
HumDrum
HumDrum are the musical menagerie of Bristol based musicians, each with their own unique sound, which they have combined to create an energetic jazz fusion of iridescence and dissonance. HumDrum is a Bristol based five piece band that originated through a series of encounters in the city’s vivid jam scene. With an eclectic blend of latin rhythms and melancholic melodies, HumDrum explores not only lyrical concepts of emotional hardships and obscurities.
The Malarkey
The Malarkey is a band all about the songs. Expect an experience of authentic, hooky, vulnerable tunes with thought-provoking lyrics.
A.D. Scruffs
A.D. Scruffs is a Roots Revival Quartet from Bristol, bringing foot stomping energy, infectious original tunes, and a storming stage presence that captivate every crowd. From the frailing of the banjo, to the chiming mandolin, with every song soaked in rich vocal harmonies, you’ll find yourself entwined in their soundscape as you watch the band in their natural element; lost in the music.
With their debut album having dropped this March, and a breakout year of supporting acclaimed acts across the UK and beyond, A.D. Scruffs are carving out a loyal and growing fanbase, and they’re just getting started.
Entry requirements: no age restrictions
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