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Leamington Peace Festival Dove design: © Michael design: Barrett Dove 13th-14th June 2015 Sat 11:00am-7:30pm | Sun 11:00am - 6:00pm Pump Room Gardens Leamington Spa Supported by Free Programme www.peacefestival.org.uk

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FESTIVAL Welcome! Welcome to the 37th Leamington Peace Festival. We hope you enjoy a fantastic weekend of activities, music, peace talks, food and crafts with us! With a new layout, diverse workshops, Peace talks, a bigger childrens’ area, a plethora of food and craft stalls, and a musical line-up to get your feet moving, the Peace Festival 2015 has something for everyone.

Now in our 37th year, and having seen many changes in the world around us, we would like to emphasise the real motivation behind the Peace Festival...

“If someone thinks that peace and love are just a cliché that must have been left behind in the 60s, that's a problem. Peace and love are eternal.” -John Lennon

At the Peace Festival we believe that peace is achieved primarily through understanding. An understanding and a compassion that encompass not only those people that look and think like you, but everyone, regardless of colour, faith, age or status. This year at the festival we have a challenge for you. That challenge is to participate. Participate in our workshops, dance to our music, shop at our stalls and align yourself with the other festival-goers you see around you. Participate in a peaceful weekend that unites people from all walks of life, and be inspired by what you see and hear to take that wisdom home with you. Peace begins with a smile... so smile and share your enjoyment of the Peace Festival with everyone.

We want the Peace Festival to continue. If you do too then perhaps you can help us, and become a member of our organising committee, play at the Peace Festival next year or just contribute an idea or two? Contact us: [email protected].

The Festival would like to thank: All the artists, workshop leaders, CONTENTS performers and speakers, the 4 Festival Aims & Info majority of whom have given their 5 Getting Involved time for free. 9 Workshops Sat THE VOLUNTEERS who have worked 10 Workshops Sun so hard over the weekend and leading 16 Riverside Sat up to the festival for their time and 18 Riverside Sun ensuring a smooth running weekend. 20-21 Site Map People in Action for their generous 22-23 Stalls support 24 Bandstand Sat 26 Bandstand Sun Nick Holmes and Dave Steele for the 30 Kids’ Zone programme layout. ?? People in Action Warwick District Council 37 Peace Talks And to YOU for coming! Enjoy! . . . INFORMATION

AIMS 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: tBy encouraging international and local organisations and individuals to participate during the Festival weekend tBy raising awareness of world and local issues tBy giving individuals ways of becoming involved in the world around them tBy providing an opportunity for local crafts people to demonstrate their skills and display their crafts tBy promoting fair trade practices tBy encouraging local artists and entertainers to share their skills The Committee starts planning the 2016 Festival in October, please get in touch if you want to be part of it: [email protected] GENERAL INFORMATION t"$$&44 The Festival site is fully accessible for everyone- if you require any additional assistance please contact us. t"$$0.0%"5*0/ Due to licensing there is NO CAMPING on the Festival site, please contact Tourist Information for details of nearby accommodation. t"-$0)0- 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. t%*4"#-&%1"3,*/( Please contact us in advance if you have special requirements. t%0(4 Well behaved dogs on leads are allowed on site. t'*345"*% First Aid is available at the Warwick Ambulance Association ambulance, located close to the middle entrance from Dormer Place. It is clearlty marked on the Site Plan (Pages 20-21). t(&55*/()&3& 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 arrive by car. t*/'03."5*0/ If you need help during your visit please come to the Information Caravan where we will be pleased to help. The caravan is located in the centre of the site and is clearly marked on the Site Plan. t3&'64& Recycling is encouraged; please separate all your rubbish into the specially labelled bins as this will help with the unpleasant job of sorting the litter. All litter pickers are volunteers t5*.*/(4 The Festival runs from 11:00am - 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. t50*-&54 Toilets for public use are located next to the Riverside 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 themselves. t8"5&3 Water is available from the standpipe near Dormer Place, and at the Info Caravan. See Site Plan. INFORMATION GET INVOLVED!

AIMS NEXT YEAR’S FESTIVAL: JUNE 11th - 12th 2016 The Leamington Peace Festival exists to promote an understanding of international peace in all its aspects, including How To Get Involved: environmental harmony and living in co-operation with others: tBy encouraging international and local organisations and individuals to participate during the Festival weekend The Peace Festival is run solely by a small group of volunteers and we always need more help! tBy raising awareness of world and local issues If you would like to volunteer to help out on the day, help with publicity in the run up to tBy giving individuals ways of becoming involved in the world around them the event, or help organise the 2016 event please contact the committee- they can be tBy providing an opportunity for local crafts people to demonstrate their skills and display their crafts contacted by email: [email protected] or by phone: 08453 884207. tBy promoting fair trade practices tBy encouraging local artists and entertainers to share their skills There will be a post- festival meeting on Wed 17th June at 7.45pm at the Brunswick Healthy The Committee starts planning the 2016 Festival in October, please get in touch if you want to be part of it: Living Centre where we discuss all aspects of how this year’s festival went. Everyone is [email protected] welcome. GENERAL INFORMATION The AGM on Tuesday October 6th, 7.45pm (please see our website for details on location) is t"$$&44 also open to all. The committee will meet monthly from then on. The Festival site is fully accessible for everyone- if you require any additional assistance please contact us. t'FFECBDL t"$$0.0%"5*0/ We welcome your comments about the festival, please come along to the Information Due to licensing there is NO CAMPING on the Festival site, please contact Tourist Information for details of nearby Caravan to share your suggestions and ll in our questionnaire. accommodation. t"-$0)0- t1FSGPSNJOHOFYUZFBS Please be aware that the Pump Room Gardens are a restricted drinking area. The Street Marshals have the power to To be considered as a performer for next year’s festival, you will need to ll in an application remove alcohol from anyone they consider is behaving in an anti-social manner. form (follow links on our website: www.peacefestival.org.uk) and return it to us with links to, t%*4"#-&%1"3,*/( or a demo of, your music by 31st January 2016. Return address is: Leamington Peace Festival, Please contact us in advance if you have special requirements. t%0(4 PO Box 1686, Leamington, CV311WS. We listen to EVERY demo sent in before this date and Well behaved dogs on leads are allowed on site. select the performers from those available. We aim to provide a mix of musical styles, and also t'*345"*% support local bands. However, we do operate a policy of not booking the same band two years First Aid is available at the Warwick Ambulance Association ambulance, located close to the middle entrance from running. Dormer Place. It is clearlty marked on the Site Plan (Pages 20-21). t(&55*/()&3& t3VOOJOHB8PSLTIPQPS4UBMM The Festival is held in the Pump Room Gardens, The Parade, Leamington, CV32 4AA. For 2016 we ask that anyone interested should contact us by 31st January 2016. Priority for We are well served by public transport: The nearest train station is Leamington Spa, a 10min walk away. stalls is given to local organisations and voluntary groups. Most buses to Leamington Town Centre stop nearby at The Parade: for information contact 02476 559559. The festival nances itself. To make enough money to cover our costs we have to charge There is provision for locking bikes outside the Pump Rooms. Also visit the Action 21 stall for a bike service with Dr Bike. the stallholders a small fee in return for a stall - this then funds next year’s festival. There is no parking on site and all town centre parking is Pay and Display. If possible, please don’t arrive by car. All performers play for limited expenses or for free. t*/'03."5*0/ If you need help during your visit please come to the Information Caravan where we will be pleased to help. The Stay informed: caravan is located in the centre of the site and is clearly marked on the Site Plan. t3&'64& Recycling is encouraged; please separate all your rubbish into the specially labelled bins as this will help with the XXXQFBDFGFTUJWBMPSHVL unpleasant job of sorting the litter. All litter pickers are volunteers t5*.*/(4 The Festival runs from 11:00am - 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. t50*-&54 GBDFCPPLDPN/leamingtonpeacefestival Toilets for public use are located next to the Riverside stage and close to the Pump Rooms. There are also public toilets UXJUUFSDPNleampeacefest located diagonally across the Parade, near the Town Hall and in the Pump Rooms themselves. t8"5&3 Water is available from the standpipe near Dormer Place, and at the Info Caravan. See Site Plan.

WORKSHOPS SATURDAY 12:00 Bliss Yoga For All An introduction to Yoga and meditation for all levels, accompanied by soothing Indian prayers. 'Radha Priya is a quali ed Kundalini Yoga Teacher for Adults and children also trained in Hatha yoga. 12:40 Big Crochet Workshop Try your hand at crocheting with rags, a great way to recycle your worn out and unwanted clothes. Fabric is cut into strips and crocheted with an oversized hook giving the eect of rag-rugging. 13:20 Eyesofgaia: How can one person make a di erence? Come along to nd out simple ways we really can make the world a better place. From understanding ethical consumerism to discovering our individual part of the jigsaw. www.eyesofgaia.com 14:00 Why Privatisation of the NHS is a Bad Idea. This workshop will explain the origins of the NHS and how the 2011 Health and Social Care Act represents a dangerous turn. Why and how various governments have sought in dierent ways to undermine the vision of an integrated health care system. www.facebook.com/KeepOurNHSPublicWarwick 14:40 Shimmy Belly Dance Group A brief introduction to Belly dance, giving participants opportunity to learn and practice some basic belly dance moves. Everyone will then be invited to take part in a short dance to music- don’t miss this great opportunity if you have never tried belly dancing before! www.basetbellydance.co.uk 15:20 Capoeira Natural do Brasil Capoeira is a Brazilian cultural expression that mixes martial art, sport, popular culture and music. It has Afro-Brazilian origins and incorporates movements of ght, acrobat- ics, dance, percussion and music in a rhythmic dialogue of body, mind and spirit. www.capoeiranatural.com 16:00 Maths Busking Fun tricks and games powered by maths behind the scenes (not collecting money, not that kind of busking!). Dr. Martine Barons to is going to convert you to the joys of maths. 16:40 Altogether Life Drawing Session The Altogether Life Drawing Group is a cooperative of people who enjoy life drawing, meeting weekly at WarwickSpace Community Centre in Coten End. We work, mainly in charcoal, with a range of male and female models who provide inspiration and ideas. www.warwickspace.org.uk 17:20 Didgeridoo Playing Enjoy learning the principles and techniques of playing one of the world’s oldest wind instruments. This workshop is for all ages and for those who may currently know little or nothing at all about playing didgeridoo as well as those who may have some knowledge. www.banburydidge.net 18:00 SGI-Buddhists: An introduction to Nichiren Buddhism Come and join the SGI-UK Buddhist discussion group workshop to nd out more about the socially engaged Buddhist movement based on the teachings of the 13th century Buddhist teacher Nichiren Daishonin. WORKSHOPS SUNDAY 12:00 Our Hope Campaign Talking about helping people who have been abused and how we can aid them realising their ‘end dream’ goals. www.safeline.org.uk 12:40 Flip Juggling An introduction to di erent forms of juggling for beginners. Juggling balls, Poi, Sta , Diablo, and Hacky Sack... the art of Juggling has no limits, and everyone can do it! www.ipjuggling.com 13:20 Cord: What Peace will you bring? This is an interactive session for all ages, linking the international peacebuilding work of Cord, with the need for all people, everywhere, to be peacebuilders for themselves and others. The session will enable participants to explore ways that they can be peacebuilders in their own lives, through simple activities. www.cord.org.uk 14:00 Laughter Yoga Laughter yoga is a great way to address the symptoms of stress, anxiety and depression and is also an aid in boosting your cardiovascular system whilst having fun. It is a great social gathering for everyone. Laughter is contagious! www.eubotic.co.uk 14:40 T’ai Chi Taster Session Active introduction to the Chinese art of T’ai Chi. Come and experience how the sequence of beautiful, slow and peaceful movements relaxes the body and allows the mind to become more focused. T’ai Chi is believed by some to be the source of long and healthy life. 15:20 Push Projects: Embracing Diversity This workshop will focus on how diversity is being embraced locally, with emphasis on how things have got better for the lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender community. This will be a fun and interactive workshop where all people are welcome. Push projects were the Winners of LPF Peace Award in 2014. www.pushprojects.co.uk 16:00 Let’s Groove Drumming ‘Let's Groove'’ is a drumming workshop for all ages, levels, musicians and non-musicians run by Ilias Lintzos. The idea is to share the delight of playing drums in a simply taught way. Come and experience a unique, joyful and therapeutic moment in a fun and a creative way. www.iliaslintzos.co.uk 16:40 Coventry Earth Spirit: A Spell for Peace Ever wondered what Pagans really do in their rituals? This is your chance to nd out! Come along and cast a spell for Peace with members of Coventry Earth Spirit. We will explain Pagan practice as we conduct a simple ceremony. www.coventryearthspirit.ning.com 17:20 Jo’s Spoons Come and learn to play the spoons with Jo May, accompanied by fantastic guitarist, Matt Sullivan! No experience necessary and all ages welcome. Spoons provided but feel free to bring your own if you'd like to. Sense of humour essential! www.jomaypercussion.co.uk

RIVERSIDE STAGE SATURDAY Hosted by Dave "Marshall" Barrett 11:00 Mr. Georges Famous Last Words All acts subject to change to Creating stadium anthems in the tradition of Bruce Springsteen, The Killers 11:30 and Green Day; they continue to successfully branch out and gain fans of all walks of life, singing about issues of the heart and telling stories of loves lost and lived. Their debut E.P. ‘Young Man’ released independently on iTunes, Amazon, Google and Spotify in 2014 has already gained radio airplay nation- ally on various stations and continues to gather momentum as well as 5 star reviews. But if you still don’t believe us, why not see these boys live for yourself and discover what everyone else already knows. 11:45 Grass Routes to There is plenty more to the Grassroutes sound than a single genre, 12:15 one additional spicing may come from the Jamaican descent of vocalist/rhythm guitarist Jay Hall and certainly through his reggae inspirations. Linking up with lead guitarist Ben Knight, the pair started indie rock band The Royal Players. It was the seed and gateway to the emergence of Grassroutes, with line-up changes over the years subsequently bringing bassist Justin Bygrave, and drummer Jimmy Barnwell into the band’s fold. A year and a half down the line, the band is still earning a potent reputation for their live performances and now working on their debut album. 12:30 Sean Taylor to Sean is one of the most exciting and hard working names on the roots and blues scene. Sean has toured all 13:00 over the UK, Europe and Australia. He has supported the likes of John Fogerty, Neville Brothers and Robert Cray and has played Glastonbury Festival three times. Other festival appearances include Cambridge Folk festival, Beautiful Days, Port Fairy Folk festival (Australia), Celtic Connections, Hebridean Celtic Festival, Secret Garden Party, Maverick Festival & Blue Balls Festival (Switzerland). His new album 'The Only Good Addiction Is Love' is released in summer 2015. 13:15 Clutching At Straws to Clutching At Straws are an alternative folk trio with a powerful, 13:45 funky sound. Writing about things that matter in wit and verse they retell stories from life, raising questions and challenging the status quo. Musically, the trio produce a varied yet distinctive sound formed from quite a collection of in uences. It's not strictly folk but the ideology is. Punctuated with acute vocal harmony and moments of raw energy, dealt with the utmost delicacy, Straws’ live shows are brimming with energy and audience interaction. A Straws’ gig promises to be highlight for the hardcore music fan as well as a treat for the layperson enjoying a pint in their local. 14:00 The Old Country Crows to The Old Country Crows blend country, folk, pop, rock and rock n' roll creating a sound that crosses many 14:40 musical genres but also a sound that retains an air of originality and creativity. Catchy melodies laced with entwining harmonies hammer home a message that can be consumed by the listener in a simple melan- choly form or by the desire to move to the driving beat. The band were formed in September 2010 and consist of Gary Virtue on acoustic guitar, harmonica and vocals, Mark Griths on electric guitar, mandolin, ukulele, harmonica and vocals, Bob Simmons on bass and vocals and Mitch Stevens on drums and percussion and vocals. www.theoldcountrycrows.co.uk RIVERSIDE RIVERSIDE STAGE STAGE SATURDAY SATURDAY Hosted by Dave "Marshall" Barrett 11:00 Mr. Georges Famous Last Words All acts subject to change 14:55 Leatherat to Creating stadium anthems in the tradition of Bruce Springsteen, The Killers to Est. 2005; Leatherat are a festival band taking in uence 11:30 15:35 and Green Day; they continue to successfully branch out and gain fans of all from traditional folk, gypsy klezmer, prog and heavy rock. walks of life, singing about issues of the heart and telling stories of loves lost Fiery mandolin, furious ddle and a powerhouse of rhythm and lived. Their debut E.P. ‘Young Man’ released independently on iTunes, form the basis of the alchemy, yielding all original material Amazon, Google and Spotify in 2014 has already gained radio airplay nation- formed around self-penned/traditional tunes and witty, ally on various stations and continues to gather momentum as well as 5 star observational lyrics. Leatherat say "cider is optional, but reviews. But if you still don’t believe us, why not see these boys live for dancing shoes are a must!" Expect the unexpected from yourself and discover what everyone else already knows. this hi-octane act. 11:45 Grass Routes to There is plenty more to the Grassroutes sound than a single genre, 12:15 one additional spicing may come from the Jamaican descent of 15:50 Lucy Anne Sale to Lucy Anne Sale is a British singer-songwriter, composer and vocalist/rhythm guitarist Jay Hall and certainly through his reggae 16:30 inspirations. Linking up with lead guitarist Ben Knight, the pair multi-instrumentalist from Coventry. Her debut album 'Keeping it started indie rock band The Royal Players. It was the seed and all at Home' was a heady stew of contemporary folk and blues. Lucy gateway to the emergence of Grassroutes, with line-up changes launched her 2013 album 'Sonomama' with a sold-out show to over the years subsequently bringing bassist Justin Bygrave, and favourable reviews: drummer Jimmy Barnwell into the band’s fold. A year and a half “Eclectic style-breaking, genre-blending soul-searching, bluesy down the line, the band is still earning a potent reputation for their jazz-edged folk” (Folkwords) live performances and now working on their debut album. “A persuasive voice that has bags of personality, the kind of character- 12:30 Sean Taylor istics that can win over the staunchest of doubters” (FATEA) to Sean is one of the most exciting and hard working names on the roots and blues scene. Sean has toured all “A gifted composer and arranger who writes distinctive songs that 13:00 over the UK, Europe and Australia. He has supported the likes of John Fogerty, Neville Brothers and Robert although often complex, burrow into the subconscious and are Cray and has played Glastonbury Festival three times. Other festival appearances include Cambridge Folk instantly memorable” (Folk Radio UK) festival, Beautiful Days, Port Fairy Folk festival (Australia), Celtic Connections, Hebridean Celtic Festival, Secret Garden Party, Maverick Festival & Blue Balls Festival (Switzerland). His new album 'The Only Good 16:45 Lazlo Baby Addiction Is Love' is released in summer 2015. to Hailing from Eastern Stockport, Lazlo Baby 17:25 13:15 Clutching At Straws bring you Balkan folksy ska with high octane exuberance. Whilst dabbling in the to Clutching At Straws are an alternative folk trio with a powerful, 13:45 delights that klezmer, gypsy and traditional funky sound. Writing about things that matter in wit and verse Irish music have to oer, Lazlo Baby stitch they retell stories from life, raising questions and challenging the together stomping melodies with their status quo. Musically, the trio produce a varied yet distinctive own original songs to entertain and sound formed from quite a collection of in uences. It's not strictly energise audiences of all persuasions! folk but the ideology is. Punctuated with acute vocal harmony and moments of raw energy, dealt with the utmost delicacy, Straws’ live shows are brimming with energy and audience interaction. A 17:40 Aranka's Cackle to The Cackle play sounds to lose your inhibitions to. Aranka's Cackle Straws’ gig promises to be highlight for the hardcore music fan as 18:20 well as a treat for the layperson enjoying a pint in their local. play a blend of ska, reggae and dancehall in ected with their colloquial stamp of 'ere' and 'arr'. Dowsed in cider and drenched in 14:00 The Old Country Crows bassweight and then set on re to create a sound to mash up and to The Old Country Crows blend country, folk, pop, rock and rock n' roll creating a sound that crosses many 14:40 dance. musical genres but also a sound that retains an air of originality and creativity. Catchy melodies laced with entwining harmonies hammer home a message that can be consumed by the listener in a simple melan- 18:40 Silvastone choly form or by the desire to move to the driving beat. The band were formed in September 2010 and to Silvastone is a fast-rising popular London-based African 19:30 consist of Gary Virtue on acoustic guitar, harmonica and vocals, Mark Griths on electric guitar, mandolin, artist/producer/songwriter/DJ renowned in the UK Afrobeats scene ukulele, harmonica and vocals, Bob Simmons on bass and vocals and Mitch Stevens on drums and percus- and has an extensive international recording prole. He is tipped by sion and vocals. BBC Radio 1Xtra amongst the 15 new artists to keenly watch in 2015. www.theoldcountrycrows.co.uk RIVERSIDE STAGE SUNDAY Hosted by Dave "Marshall" Barrett All acts subject to change 11:05 Songlines to Under the direction of Bruce Knight, Leamington’s Community choir return to the Peace Festival once again 11:35 to serenade you. What a start to your Sunday!

Stagecoach 11:50 to Talented children from the local 12:30 Stagecoach school join us again to sing a selection of hits.

12:45 The Kale-y Collective to Based right here in Leamington Spa, the 13:25 Kale-y Collective are a lively folk 8 piece playing a range of ceilidh, balkan and world music for dancing. Founded at the local Canalside Community Farm, the band has an organic veg edge that is second to none.

13:35 Peace In Action Forum to 14:00 After its success last year we once again are inviting you - the wonderful festival goers - to help us decide which local cause or organisation we should choose to support as our 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.

14:10 Kassoma to Manchunian Quartet Kassoma have released their rst EP 14:50 'Natural Selection' to critical acclaim, garnering comparisons with the likes of Editors, The 1975, and Arctic Monkeys. Their alternative, stadium rock sound and energy has already played to Manchester City's Etihad Stadium and London's Copper Box Arena earning the band slots alongside Ella Eyre and John Newman. Watch out, these guys have been dubbed the next big thing in rock music.

15:15 Jabba Cartel to Jabba Cartel mix classical Spanish guitar and acoustic beats into a danceable journey of songs and 15:55 instrumentals. Playing with re, soul and air, Jabba Cartel create an evocative blend of acoustic dance, drum’n bass, trip-hop and latin rhythms for chilled out minds and dancing feet.

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16:20 Lounge Cat Ideals to Lounge Cat Ideals were born in the midst of a biting Bristolian winter, when a rag tag kindle of kittens 17:00 huddled round a wood re and began making their rst primitive sounds to keep their tiny paws from shivering. Taking heed from the uptempo gypsy rhythm heard beneath the crackles on Papa’s gramophone, the band grew to create their own sound, weaving strands of 20’s swing with a thread of stomping blues. Now a fully formed 7 piece ensemble, with riotous clarinet lines and entwined vocal harmonies augmenting the driving skanks of twin guitars, the band strive to maintain the energetic pace that keeps everyone dancing!

17:15 Ram One & The Ites Band to The Ites band are the Musicians behind the vocal group known as the Natural Ites who rose to fame through 18:00 Radio One Dj John Peel, with the track 'Picture on the wall'. This song entered the national charts in the 80s, and earned The Ites Band the privilege of being the rst reggae band to appear on the Channel 4 live music show 'The Tube'. We have come together with the youth full talent Ram one who was previously nominated for a Mobo for 'Called Habitat' in 2012. RIVERSIDE RIVERSIDE STAGE STAGE SUNDAY SUNDAY Hosted by Dave "Marshall" Barrett All acts subject to change 15:15 Jabba Cartel 11:05 Songlines to to Under the direction of Bruce Knight, Leamington’s Community choir return to the Peace Festival once again Jabba Cartel mix classical Spanish guitar and acoustic beats into a danceable journey of songs and 11:35 15:55 to serenade you. What a start to your Sunday! instrumentals. Playing with re, soul and air, Jabba Cartel create an evocative blend of acoustic dance, drum’n bass, trip-hop and latin rhythms for chilled out minds and dancing feet.

Stagecoach 11:50 to Talented children from the local 12:30 Stagecoach school join us again to sing a selection of hits.

12:45 The Kale-y Collective 16:20 Lounge Cat Ideals to Based right here in Leamington Spa, the to Lounge Cat Ideals were born in the 13:25 17:00 Kale-y Collective are a lively folk 8 piece midst of a biting Bristolian winter, when playing a range of ceilidh, balkan and world a rag tag kindle of kittens huddled music for dancing. Founded at the local round a wood re and began making Canalside Community Farm, the band has an their rst primitive sounds to keep their organic veg edge that is second to none. tiny paws from shivering. Taking heed from the uptempo gypsy rhythm heard beneath the crackles on Papa’s gramophone, the band grew to create their 13:35 Peace In Action Forum to own sound, weaving strands of 20’s 14:00 After its success last year we once again are inviting you - the wonderful swing with a thread of stomping blues. festival goers - to help us decide which local cause or organisation we Now a fully formed 7 piece ensemble, should choose to support as our Local Peace Pioneers. Through out the rest with riotous clarinet lines and entwined of the year we will support who ever is chosen to help them make even vocal harmonies augmenting the more of a contribution to making our community more peaceful and joyful. driving skanks of twin guitars, the band strive to maintain the energetic pace that keeps everyone dancing! 14:10 Kassoma to Manchunian Quartet Kassoma have released their rst EP 14:50 17:15 Ram One & The Ites Band 'Natural Selection' to critical acclaim, garnering comparisons to The Ites band are the Musicians behind the vocal group known as the Natural Ites who rose to fame through 18:00 with the likes of Editors, The 1975, and Arctic Monkeys. Their Radio One Dj John Peel, with the track 'Picture on the wall'. This song entered the national charts in the 80s, alternative, stadium rock sound and energy has already played and earned The Ites Band the privilege of being the rst reggae band to appear on the Channel 4 live music to Manchester City's Etihad Stadium and London's Copper Box show 'The Tube'. We have come together with the youth full talent Ram one who was previously nominated Arena earning the band slots alongside Ella Eyre and John for a Mobo for 'Called Habitat' in 2012. Newman. Watch out, these guys have been dubbed the next big thing in rock music.

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Standpipe Water River Leam Activity/Workshop Tent Train Station No Public Access STALLS A1-B47 A B A1 N.E.Imports Asia B1 Warwickshire Open Studios A2 Julias Kitchen B2 Campaigners Marquees A3 Nick Hooper Design and Print B3 Kenilworth Chiropractic Clinic A4 Fairy Goodies B4 Forest of Arden Healing Arts A5 Karma Suitsya B5 Shah-Dhillon Henna Designs A6 Karma Gear B7 Inspired Wellbeing A7 Hindu Religious Association B9 Callie Psychic A8 Happy Crepes B10 Park Street Chiropractic Clinic A9 63 Islands B11 Satyagraha Gongs A10 The Jabberwocky B12 Jubilee Leamington A11 Fresh Rootz B13 Healing Touch A12 PandeMania Wood Fired Pizzas B14 Sahaja Yoga Meditation A13 Ami (Tony's Emporium) B15 Swan Healing A14 Lovelights Emporium B16 Devi Shah Healing Centre A15 Shahlou Trading B17 GRaCE Mental Health A16 Orchid Trading B18 Izana A17 Bali stars B19 Our Style A18 Touching The Void B20 The Purple Market A19 Dragon y Totnes B21 Shepherds Ice Cream A20 Churros Susanna B22 Sareena Henna Art A21 Wicked Dragon B23 Colins World Of Coee A22 Chantings B24 Rumours Revisited A23 Random Loveliness B25 Fabulous A24 The Electric Lemon B26 Riverford Home Delivery A25 Leamington Spa Mission SDA Church B27 Bhakti Bliss A26 Warwick District United Nations Association B28 Starchild A27 Amnesty International (mid-Warks group) B29 Midlands Vegan Campaigns A28 Cats Protection (mid-Warwickshire branch) B30 Bazaar El Menyiy A29 SGI-UK Buddhists B31 Brackencraft A30 Sikh Cultural and Sports Community Centre B32 Rethink Mental Illness A31 Shepherds Icecream B33 Cats Whisker Vintage A32 The Mashed Tea Tent B34 Made of Music A33 Coventry Earth Spirit B35 Jiva Fair Trading A34 Push Projects B36 Devi A35 League of Friends of Rehabilitation Hospital B37 Justice for Palestinians A36 Ahmadiyya Muslim Association in L/Spa B38 Bliss A37 Coventry and Warwickshire Friend B39 Churches Together in Leamington A38 The Brakes Trust (LFC Trust) B40 Fadi Eirout A39 Quakers B41 Otra Cosa Network A40 The Coee Pedlar B42 Bahai Community of Leamington Spa A41 Warwick District Faith Forum B43 Vintage NarNia A42 Velvet Umbrella B44 The Myton Hospices A43 Mexican Hammock Company B45 Buwan Kothi International Trust A44 ILEAP charity B46 Inca STALLS B48-C43 B cont.. C B47 Exclusive Designs by Liz B48 Festival Tea Tents C1 Rockabilly Art B49 Banana Beach House C2 Wildwood Digeridoo B50 Churros R Us C3 Sun Pottery B51 Tamraker Trading C4 Coventry Designer Makers B52 Community Energy Warwickshire C5 Mosaics and Automata B53 Warwickshire Wildlife Trust C6 Workshop tent B54 Green Finder C7 Shaoli Jewellery B55 Friends of Foundry Wood C8 Sync Education B56 Sweet As Cakes C9 Hel Bent Books B57 Yarn Harlette and Curlicue C10 Bags of Enthusiasm B58 Timberlust C11 Pretty Organic Limited B59 Canalside Community Food C12 Kathy Lingwood Creations B60 Cycleways C13 Fairy Fun B61 People in Action C14 Elefair Giftware B62 University of Warwick Lifelong Learning C15 Equality Ethical Trading B63 Tingle "ya" Tastebuds C16 Turkish Lamps B64 R S P B C17 Kaynara Crafts B65 Gaia Organic Wholefoods C18 Tumaini Trading B66 Groovy Smoothies C19 The Blanket Trip C20 Tipis of Stratford C21 Pop-up Cards C22 Temporary fun tattoos C23 Ice Dreams C24 Goodness Gracious Healthy Foods Ltd C25 Pura Vida C26 Platinum Pancakes C27 The Penang Laksa Company C28 Savanna Grill C29 The Wild Oven C30 Jepun C31 Sara's parlour face painting C32 Theresa Galanides Copper Jewellery C33 The Lemonade Lady C34 Hooper Hoops C35 One World Link C36 Warwick and Leamington Beekeepers Assoc C37 Green Goddess C38 Action 21 C39 9 Unicorns Crystals C40 Warwickshire Badger Group C41 Spring eld Mind C42 RSPCA Warwickshire South & East Branch C43 Flip Juggling/Chameleon BANDSTAND STAGE SATURDAY Poetry readings throughout the day from your host Barry Patterson 11:15 EdwardAlice All acts subject to change to 11:45 EdwardAlice are an acoustic band from Cambridge and Brighton. They've been gigging since January 2013, and provide highly engaging and melodic lyrics with catchy hooks and charac- ters you come to love. In uenced by The Beatles, Nizlopi and Jack Johnson, their instrumentation is beautifully simple but hugely eective. They come highly recommended.

12:00 Lil' Ian Goodsman to ‘…an excellent guitarist in the old 12:40 style’ (Bruce Iglauer, CEO Alligator Records, USA), Lil’ Ian Goodsman plays music from the 20’s, 30’s and 40’s American styles of blues, old country/folk, Western Swing and New Orleans jazz arrangements.

12:55 Ailsa Tully to Ailsa Tully is a singer-songwriter and folk cellist currently studying 13:35 popular music at Goldsmiths University. Ailsa uses the Cello in a new and unconventional way to accompany her voice and modal song writing style. ‘I can’t tell you how excited I got when I heard this… inexplicable transcendental excellence’ – Adam Walton on ‘Feathered friend’ (BBC Introducing Wales) 13:50 The Folly Bros to The Folly Brothers is a Leamington based trio consisting guitar, 14:30 banjo and double bass. The trio delves into a gritty and roots mélange full of sweeping licks, pumping bass lines and tasty harmonies. Pulling in uence from bluegrass, Americana and roots music the Folly Brothers bring a high energy blend to the uk country scene.

14:45 Belle Harmonie to Belle Harmonie are Ellie, Lauren, Molly & Rachel - a teenage 15:25 four-piece vocal harmony girl group from Kenilworth. They take contemporary songs from the charts and popular songs from the past & reinterpret them in their own unique, novel style. Their cover of Boogie Woogie Bugle Boy, originally a hit for The Andrews Sisters in 1940, got to number 1 in the local pop charts last year & had widespread radio airplay across the UK & Ireland. BANDSTAND BANDSTAND STAGE STAGE SATURDAY SATURDAY Poetry readings throughout the day from your host Barry Patterson 11:15 EdwardAlice All acts subject to change 15:40 Eleanor Brown to EdwardAlice are an acoustic band from to Eleanor Brown is a Leamington based 11:45 16:20 Cambridge and Brighton. They've been gigging singer/songwriter. Since playing The since January 2013, and provide highly engaging Peace Festival two years ago she has and melodic lyrics with catchy hooks and charac- released her second album and returns to ters you come to love. In uenced by The Beatles, the bandstand to perform old and new Nizlopi and Jack Johnson, their instrumentation is tunes. Be sure to come and listen to her beautifully simple but hugely eective. They soul-full blend of folk/acoustic songs. come highly recommended. www.eleanorbrownmusic.com

12:00 Lil' Ian Goodsman to ‘…an excellent guitarist in the old 12:40 16:35 Daisy Chain Quartet style’ (Bruce Iglauer, CEO to Four piece band comprising of cello, male and female 17:15 Alligator Records, USA), Lil’ Ian vocals, acoustic guitars, and drums. Goodsman plays music from the Exuberant, Quirky and Original, this band gains new fans 20’s, 30’s and 40’s American every time they play. Jangling acoustics accompanied by styles of blues, old country/folk, heartfelt vocals, superb sensitive drumming and fruity Western Swing and New Cello pieces all combine to give this band the unique Orleans jazz arrangements. street folk and pop sound that people fall in love with! A 12 track C.D. will be available to purchase from them with 50% of the proceeds to go towards the Peace 12:55 Ailsa Tully Festival. to Ailsa Tully is a singer-songwriter and folk cellist currently studying 13:35 popular music at Goldsmiths University. Ailsa uses the Cello in a new 17:30 The Red Hills to From their secret pirate’s hideaway, deep in the Warwickshire country- and unconventional way to accompany her voice and modal song 18:10 writing style. side (just outside Ettington actually) The Red Hills are hoping that you ‘I can’t tell you how excited I got when I heard this… inexplicable remembered your dancing shoes! We will be playing our own interpreta- transcendental excellence’ tions of a mixture of up tempo, traditional folk tunes and cramming in a – Adam Walton on ‘Feathered friend’ (BBC Introducing Wales) smorgasbord of traditional dance tunes, jigs and reels – all seasoned of course, with a soupcon of piratey goodness. Yarrrrrrrr! 13:50 The Folly Bros to The Folly Brothers is a Leamington based trio consisting guitar, 14:30 banjo and double bass. The trio delves into a gritty and roots 18:25 Dr. Trippy mélange full of sweeping licks, pumping bass lines and tasty harmo- to Combining Indian vocals, the rhythms and 19:10 nies. Pulling in uence from bluegrass, Americana and roots music resonance of dub reggae and a battery of synthesis- the Folly Brothers bring a high energy blend to the uk country scene. ers and e ect units, Leamington's own Dr Trippy o ers you music for some serious dancing to the o beat of the world. It is a dicult music to charac- 14:45 Belle Harmonie terize. It is certainly dance music and if there was to Belle Harmonie are Ellie, Lauren, Molly & Rachel - a teenage such a genre as Punjabi Swamp Music then this is it! 15:25 four-piece vocal harmony girl group from Kenilworth. They Dr Trippy is fast becoming a music festival regular take contemporary songs from the charts and popular songs and recently welcomed in the New Year on stage at from the past & reinterpret them in their own unique, novel Whirl-y-Gig in London. His debut album - ‘Invasion style. Their cover of Boogie Woogie Bugle Boy, originally a hit by Osmosis’ – is released on the Disco Gecko Record- for The Andrews Sisters in 1940, got to number 1 in the local ings label. pop charts last year & had widespread radio airplay across the www.soundcloud.com/drtrippymusic UK & Ireland. www.facebook.com/drtrippy BANDSTAND BANDSTAND STAGE STAGE SUNDAY SUNDAY Poetry readings throughout the day from your host Barry Patterson All acts subject to change 11:00 Warwickshire Schools Choir 14:00 Little Dynamite to The Peace Festival is delighted to be able to welcome the Warwickshire Schools Choir to the festival this year to Little Dynamite's refreshing country/folk/rock features 11:30 14:40 for the rst time. This choir has been specially put together to allow children from across Warwickshire to soulful vocals from Lizzie Haynes combined with the sing together and experience the fun for being part of a large choir. intricate songwriting and guitar playing of Joe Maisey. The full band incarnation oozes versatility, being as comfortable charming an audience with softer numbers as they are with lively, old-school in uenced 11:45 Seth Bye & Katie Gri n songs guaranteed to leave any crowd smiling. to Seth Bye & Katie Grin are a 12:15 multi-instrumental folk duo who blur the edges between traditional music and contemporary styles. Their voices blend 15:00 Liz & The Lofty Things eortlessly, accompanied by banjo, violin, to Liz and the Lofty Things oer up a unique blend of alterna- 15:40 guitar and accordion. The duo's diversity in tive folk. Formed of a collective of friends and fronted by style ranges from Balkan music to Indian Canadian singer-songwriter Liz Williams, their backgrounds classical, all embraced with a folk-twist. include classical, jazz, pop, folk and electronic music. Using their diverse musical backgrounds the group play with contrasting genres, bringing something unique into the arrangements of folk based storytelling songs. Liz sings and plays guitar, Chris brings the bass, Katie bangs the drums 12:30 Spa Strummers and Corinna bows the violin. to We are Leamington based fun loving group of ukaholics from all walks of life. If you like a great atmosphere 13:00 15:55 Against The Grain to tap your feet and have a great singalong then come and see the Spa Strummers Ukestra in the to Against the Grain will dazzle you with their stunning musical skills and exciting performances. Stirring the 16:35 bandstand. styles of West Africa, South America and Spain, Jo and Matt create an original blend of musical avours to whet your appetite - from jazz tunes with spoons to original masterpieces on balafon, cajon and amenco guitar. A unique sound with an infectious groove.

13:15 Jackie James with Mahandra to Jackie James - inspiring songstress. Astonishing energising 13:45 rhythms by Mahandra Patel. Together they form the roots of their current band, MALARKIE. Inuences from KT Tunstall to Goldie, from mellowishness to just plain dizzy! 16:50 Fatbwoi to "a quirky acoustic artist, presenting a unique take on the 17:30 modern condition...a thang-shakin' zeitgeist surn' force of nature and supplier of infectious grooves...gonzo alt-folk..." BANDSTAND STAGE SUNDAY

14:00 Little Dynamite to Little Dynamite's refreshing country/folk/rock features 14:40 soulful vocals from Lizzie Haynes combined with the intricate songwriting and guitar playing of Joe Maisey. The full band incarnation oozes versatility, being as comfortable charming an audience with softer numbers as they are with lively, old-school in uenced songs guaranteed to leave any crowd smiling.

15:00 Liz & The Lofty Things to Liz and the Lofty Things oer up a unique blend of alterna- 15:40 tive folk. Formed of a collective of friends and fronted by Canadian singer-songwriter Liz Williams, their backgrounds include classical, jazz, pop, folk and electronic music. Using their diverse musical backgrounds the group play with contrasting genres, bringing something unique into the arrangements of folk based storytelling songs. Liz sings and plays guitar, Chris brings the bass, Katie bangs the drums and Corinna bows the violin. 15:55 Against The Grain to Against the Grain will dazzle you with their stunning musical skills and exciting performances. Stirring the 16:35 styles of West Africa, South America and Spain, Jo and Matt create an original blend of musical avours to whet your appetite - from jazz tunes with spoons to original masterpieces on balafon, cajon and amenco guitar. A unique sound with an infectious groove.

16:50 Fatbwoi to "a quirky acoustic artist, presenting a unique take on the 17:30 modern condition...a thang-shakin' zeitgeist surn' force of nature and supplier of infectious grooves...gonzo alt-folk..."

KIDS’ ZONE SATURDAY Free activities especially for children take place throughout Saturday and Sunday afternoon. This year the Kids' Tent is near the Pump Rooms. Please note the Kids' Tent is not a crèche and children need to be accompanied by a parent or carer whilst participating in the events. Parents and carers are welcome to join in! 12:00 Sylvesta The Jester to The rst of two shows by Sylvesta in the Kids' Tent today, composed of jokes, songs, stories and whacky 12:30 comedy routines involving participation from both kids and adults. Sylvesta the Jester has been entertaining the crowds at Leamington Peace Festival for more than 30 years. He appears in the Kids' Tent both days of our 2015 Festival; between his shows he will be mingling with the crowds, playing tunes on his mandola and making people laugh. 13:00 Maypole Folk Dancing to Come and join YoungFolk, the local folk dancing group, for some simple 13:45 traditional dancing, as they bring their portable maypole to the 2015 festival. Dancers of all ages are welcome – no prior experience required. YoungFolk arrange weekly classes open to all school-age children; email [email protected] if you'd like to nd out more. 13:45 "Laura's Box" by Skin Of Your Teeth Drama Co. to Inspired by a classical tale, Laura's Box is a lively story for children (and 14:15 adults). Join Laura as she battles with scary monsters, confronts her fears and nally discovers hope in this tale of greed and generosity. Expect music, masks and audience participation. 14:30 Peace Crafts with Pax Christi to A chance for kids of any age, and parents and carers too, to join students 16:00 from Leamington Trinity School's Pax Christi group in creative activities, making peace-themed ags and friendship wrist-bands. Materials will be provided; if you bring small children, please be ready to help them with the ddly bits. 16:00 Storytime with SGI to Gather in the Kids' Tent for informative and inspiring stories of peaceful warriors, lazy llamas and laughing 17:00 Buddhas. 17:00 Sylvesta The Jester to Another chance to watch and take part in Sylvesta the Jester's musical comedy, suitable for kids and adults 17:30 of all ages. Toddlers’ Tree Ring New! This year we're creating a new area at the Peace Festival, alongside the activities and entertainments of the Kids' Zone, specially designed for pre-school children. The new toddlers' space is under the boughs of one of the great trees close to the Pump Rooms, within a ring of straw bales on which parents and carers can sit. Inside the ring you will nd a collection of recycled building boxes, soft things and simple sound- makers for toddlers to play with, crawl over and around, and generally make into a little world of their own.

ALL DAY It's not a crèche so toddlers should not be left unattended, but it is intended to be a special drop-in place for the smaller festival-goers, conveniently close to the other activities for younger people, and to the posh loos in the library! Please keep buggies and bigger kids outside the ringed area. By all means bring other toys if you don't mind sharing or can be sure of keeping track of what's yours. KIDS’ ZONE KIDS’ ZONE SATURDAY SUNDAY Free activities especially for children take place throughout Saturday and Sunday 12:00 Sylvesta The Jester to Sylvesta returns for a second day of jokes, songs, stories and whacky comedy! For more information please afternoon. This year the Kids' Tent is near the Pump Rooms. 12:30 Please note the Kids' Tent is not a crèche and children need to be accompanied by a see details on the previous page. parent or carer whilst participating in the events. Parents and carers are welcome to join in! Sylvesta The Jester 13:00 Learn to play the Didgeridoo 12:00 to to The rst of two shows by Sylvesta in the Kids' Tent today, composed of jokes, songs, stories and whacky Gain an insight into this fascinating instrument 12:30 14:00 comedy routines involving participation from both kids and adults. with Jono and friends from Banbury Didge Club: Sylvesta the Jester has been entertaining the crowds at Leamington Peace Festival for more than 30 years. www.banburydidge.net Instruments are provided He appears in the Kids' Tent both days of our 2015 Festival; between his shows he will be mingling with the and you're encouraged to have a go. Open to all crowds, playing tunes on his mandola and making people laugh. ages but places are limited so please arrive early. 13:00 Maypole Folk Dancing to Come and join YoungFolk, the local folk dancing group, for some simple 13:45 14:30 Make a Clay Global VIllage traditional dancing, as they bring their portable maypole to the 2015 to Creative fun for children aged from 5 upwards! Using 16:00 festival. Dancers of all ages are welcome – no prior experience required. air-dry clay and lots of interesting tools we will create YoungFolk arrange weekly classes open to all school-age children; email imaginative buildings representing houses from all [email protected] if you'd like to nd out more. around the world. We'll work in low relief on quite a 13:45 "Laura's Box" by Skin Of Your Teeth Drama Co. small scale. Your creations may be taken home and to Inspired by a classical tale, Laura's Box is a lively story for children (and 14:15 coloured when they are dry. Young children taking part adults). Join Laura as she battles with scary monsters, confronts her fears will need to be accompanied by a parent or carer. and nally discovers hope in this tale of greed and generosity. Expect music, masks and audience participation. 16:30 Sylvesta The Jester 14:30 Peace Crafts with Pax Christi to Another chance to watch and take part in Sylvesta the to A chance for kids of any age, and parents and carers too, to join students 17:00 16:00 Jester's musical comedy, suitable for kids and adults of all from Leamington Trinity School's Pax Christi group in creative activities, making peace-themed ags and friendship wrist-bands. Materials will be provided; if you bring small children, please be ready to help them with the ddly bits. Toddlers’ Tree Ring 16:00 Storytime with SGI Please see the previous page for details of this new space for smaller people, beneath one of the big trees to Gather in the Kids' Tent for informative and inspiring stories of peaceful warriors, lazy llamas and laughing 17:00 alongside the Kids Tent and close to the Pump Rooms and Library. Buddhas. ALL DAY 17:00 Sylvesta The Jester to Another chance to watch and take part in Sylvesta the Jester's musical comedy, suitable for kids and adults 17:30 of all ages. Toddlers’ Tree Ring New! This year we're creating a new area at the Peace Festival, alongside the activities and entertainments of the Kids' Zone, specially designed for pre-school children. The new toddlers' space is under the boughs of one of the great trees close to the Pump Rooms, within a ring of straw bales on which parents and carers can sit. Inside the ring you will nd a collection of recycled building boxes, soft things and simple sound- makers for toddlers to play with, crawl over and around, and generally make into a little world of their own.

PEOPLE IN ACTION STAGE

= Peace Talk SATURDAY 11:45 Peace of Mind- GRaCE with Christopher Buckingham 12:00 WD United Nations with Gian Clare 12:15 Spring eld Mind with Maria Fennell 12:30 Shimmy Shimmy is a group of local belly dancers based in Warwick. We meet once a week to choreograph our own dances which, for us, is a social and fun process. We perform our dances at local fetes and fayres, and also we enjoy giving talks and dance demonstrations to local organisations. 13:00 Fit2Dance Fit 2 Dance has been o ering Pop & Street Dance Classes in the Leamington area for 20 years. Liz England teaches sessions in schools and evening/weekend classes in Leamington, Cubbington, Warwick, Hatton, Kenilworth & Rugby. This lively style of dance o ers fun and tness from dance for children aged 4yrs to young adults. For more details contact Liz England on 07890 118 923. 13:30 Coventry Peace House 13:45 Mirage Mirage Dance Company run vibrant, fresh and fun classes for adults and children in the beautiful theatre at Trinity Catholic School. Styles include Hip-Hop, Street, Contemporary, Jazz & Latin. Working towards annual shows, performances and exams. For more details contact Laura on 07764 500089 www.facebook.com/miragedance 14:15 Allstars Theatre Weekly performing arts classes at Allstars Theatre Arts include elements of dance, drama and singing which allow your child to grow in condence and meet new friends while exploring their creativity in a nurturing and stimulating environment. We pride ourselves on providing exciting performing opportunities with two full scale annual performances, solo work and regular fun events showcasing your child's achievements. All students have the opportunity to perform on a West End stage. Ages 4-18 Contact Karen Francisco for information or to book a free taster for our next musical ANNIE [email protected], www.AllstarsTheatre.com 14:45 Capoeira Returning to the Peace Festival again this year so prepare for some high-octane performances! For more details please see Sunday. www.capoeiranatural.com 15:15 Shuvani Gypsy Belly Dancers Shuvani are a troupe of experienced dancers who specialise in gypsy-style belly dance under the artistic direction of Val Rainbow. Their colourful performances draw on the traditions of Spain, The Balkans, India and Egypt, mixed in with a lot of drama and passionate emotions! All their dances are enhanced by gorgeous and original costumes made by the troupe themselves. They perform regularly around the Stratford upon Avon area. www.bastetbellydance.co.uk 15:45 Wildwood Wildwood are a didgeridoo duo originating from the Banbury Didge Club They’ve been playing together for over a year, with a contempory didgeridoo repertoire of percussive, vibrant and energetic rhythms. 16:15 Animal Aid & Vegan Society with Dean Brache 16:30 Will Johnson Will is a local acoustic guitarist/singer/percussionist (a farmer by day!) playing originals and covers (obscure ones) in his own unique style. He tells stories about the land and about food and about love. STALLS Alphabetical A-L

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The Brakes Trust (LFC Trust) A38 07793 741344 Bahai's of Leamington B42 01926 312342 Friends of Foundry Wood B55 01926 734205 One World Link C35 01926 421093 The Coffee Pedlar A40 07973 826023 Bali stars A17 0118 9784604 G Orchid Trading A16 07763 697074 The Electric Lemon A24 07818 862969 Banana Beach House B49 07429 668215 Gaia Organic Wholefoods B65 01926 338805 Otra Cosa Network B41 The Jabberwocky A10 07581 243548 Bazaar El Menyiy B30 01283 546104 Goodness Gracious Healthy Foods Ltd C24 01327 263067 Our Style B19 01570 422200 The Lemonade Lady C33 07967 284751 Bhakti Bliss B27 07943 876069 GRaCE Mental Health B17 01926 771256 P The Mashed Tea Tent A32 07835 046365 Bliss B38 01227 713384 Green Finder B54 01926 335479 PandeMania wood fired pizzas A12 01869 345569 The Myton Hospices B44 01926 838810 Brackencraft B31 07704 167416 Green Goddess C37 07877 162424 Park Street Chiropractic Clinic B10 01926 881883 The Penang Laksa Company C27 07737 860400 Buwan Kothi International Trust B45 07971 141001 Groovy Smoothies B66 07866 142216 People in Action B61 01926 470813 The Purple Market B20 01805 628168 C H Platinum Pancakes C26 07743 435359 The Wild Oven C29 07751 234427 Callie Psychic B9 02476 225121 Happy Crepes A8 07754 094338 Pop-up Cards c21 07889 757715 Theresa Galanides Copper Jewellery C32 01785 716859 Canalside Community Food B59 07912 883422 Healing Touch B13 07800 645731 Pretty Organic Limited C11 07508 740199 Timberlust B58 Cats Protection(mid-Warwickshire) A28 07976 303580 Hel Bent Books C9 0121 4497661 Pura Vida C25 01395 578802 Tingle "ya" Tastebuds B63 07841 097125 Cats Whisker Vintage B33 07887 882960 Hindu Religious Association A7 01926 452247 Push Projects A34 07816 181428 Tipis of Stratford C20 07865 047354 Centre for Lifelong Learning, U of Warwick B62 0772 5193776 Hooper Hoops C34 07875 306717 R Touching The Void A18 01827 896741 Chantings A22 01373 467162 I Random Loveliness A23 07817 398401 Tumaini Trading C18 01257 791986 Churches Together in Leamington B39 01926 778181 Ice Dreams C23 01926 432853 Rethink Mental Illness B32 01926 419227 Turkish Lamps C16 07443 648851 Churros R Us B50 07927 615049 ILEAP charity A44 07980 004381 Riverford Home Delivery B26 07753 758629 V Churros Susanna A20 07932 605304 Incas B46 07931 136034 Rockabilly Art C1 01926 499389 Velvet Umbrella A42 0117 9592972 Collins Word of Coffee B23 0151 6394988 Inspired Wellbeing B7 07881 624799 R S P B B64 01295 676444 Vintage at NarNia B43 Community Energy Warwickshire B52 01789 298503 Izana B18 01562 825470 RSPCA Warwickshire South & East Branch C42 07867 743827 W Coventry and Warwickshire Friend A37 02476 714199 J Rumours Revisited B24 07801 274363 Warwick and Leamington Beekeepers Assoc C36 02476 418323 Coventry Designer Makers C4 07970 132562 Jepun C30 01424 272456 S Warwick Quakers A39 01564 782207 Coventry Earth Spirit A33 07812 050767 Jiva Fair Trading B35 0771 7718385 Sahaja Yoga Meditation B14 01926 336659 Warwick District Faith Forum A41 07958 589464 Cycleways B60 07719 386918 Jubilee Leamington B12 01926 459777 Sara's parlour face painting C31 0121 4424834 Warwick District United Nations Assoc A26 01926 338430 D Julias kitchen A2 07788 544550 Sareena Henna Art B22 01926 833370 Warwickshire Badger Group C40 01564 783129 Devi B36 01425 480577 Justice for Palestinians B37 01926 426514 Satyagraha Gongs B11 07875 564677 Warwickshire Open Studios B1 0775 3678816 Devi Shah Healing Centre B16 07952 142390 K Savanna Grill C28 07780 716864 Warwickshire Wildlife Trust B53 07714 421346 Dragonfly Totnes A19 01803 849477 Karma Gear A6 07743 450282 SGI-UK Buddhists A29 07795 634653 Wicked Dragon A21 07545 212476 E Karma Suitsya A5 07749 934699 Shah-Dhillon Henna Designs B5 07791 629643 Wildwood Digeridoo C2 01295 816956 Elefair Giftware C14 07949 018053 Kathy Lingwood Creations C12 01295 750869 Shahlou Trading A15 07754 980095 Y Equality Ethical Trading C15 01858 462759 Kaynara Crafts C17 07563 527441 Shaoli Jewellery C7 Yarn Harlette and Curlicue B57 02476 673690 Exclusive Designs by Liz B47 01926 336989 Kenilworth Chiropractic Clinic B3 01926 865985 Shepherds Icecream A31 01981 550716 L Sikh Cultural and Sports Community Centre A30 01926 883129 Tents League of Friends of Rehabilitation Hospital A35 01926 424517 Springfield Mind C41 Campaigners Marquees B2 Leamington Spa Mission SDA Church A25 07969 722195 Starchild B28 01530 264254 Workshop tent C6 Lovelights Emporium A14 01604 555678 PEOPLE IN ACTION STAGE SUNDAY = Peace Talk 11:45 Otra Cosa Network with Juany Murphy 12:15 WD United Nations with Gian Clare 12:30 Cord 13:00 Miramar Miramar are a troupe of skilled Egyptian style belly dancers who perform under the artistic direction of local teacher Val Rainbow. They create most of their own intricate and entertaining choreographies, and perform them in beautiful glittering costumes. They perform regularly in the Stratford upon Avon area at various fetes, fund raisers and festivals, as well as entertaining at retirement homes, WI groups, private parties and celebrations. www.bastetbellydance.co.uk 13:30 Sahaja Yoga Meditation 14:00 Capoeira Capoeira is a Brazilian art form which combines ght, dance, rhythm and movement. Capoeira is a dialog between players - a conversation through movement which can take on many shades of meaning. To really understand capoeira, you need to see it for yourself! For more info contact Anjo: [email protected] www.capoeiranatural.com

14:30 Steve Pottinger Poetry: More bees, bigger bonnets 15:00 Wildwood Wildwood bring their energetic rhythms back to the People in Action stage for a second day. For more information please see Saturday. PEACE TALKS SAT & SUN Every year we ask artists, campaign and charity groups to give a short talk between acts at di erent stages around the Festival. At the heart of the Festival ethos is our conviction that we all have the power to make the world a more peaceful and respectful place. There are many di erent ways to do this; we hope that by listening to the speakers this weekend, visiting the campaigning stalls, participating in the workshops, everyone will nd 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 RIVERSIDE PEOPLEINACTION 11:45 Springfield Mind 11:30 Esogaia 11:45 Peace of Mind with GRaCE 12:40 Justice for Palestinians 12:15 Death Café 12:00 WD United Nations 13:35 Keep Our NHS Public 13:00 Keep Our NHS Public 12:15 Springfield Mind 14:35 Canalside Community Food 13:45 St Peters Church 16:15 Peace for the Planet 15:25 Amnesty International (Warks) 14:40 Ahmadiyya Muslim Assoc 16:20 SGI Buddhists 13:35 Bahai's (Leamington) 17:15 Campaign 'Something Not Right' 16:30 Coventry Earth Spirit 18:10 Friends of Foundry Wood 17:25 Sahaja Yoga Meditation 18:20 Peace for the Planet

SUNDAY BANDSTAND RIVERSIDE PEOPLEINACTION 11:30 Bliss; Opening the Heart 11:35 Safeline 11:45 Otra Cosa Network 12:15 Bahai's (Leamington Spa) 12:30 Justice for Palestinians 12:15 WD United Nations 13:00 Steve Pottinger - Poetry 13:25 Peace in Action Forum 12:30 CORD 13:45 Push Projects 14:00 St Peters Church 13:30 Sahaja Yoga Meditation 14:40 Beekeepers (Warks and Leamington) 14:50 Push Projects 14:30 Steve Pottinger - Poetry 15:40 Coventry Earth Spirit 15:55 Peace in Action- Results 16:35 Ahmadiyya Muslim Assoc 16:10 Amnesty Internationsl (Warks) 17:30 Peace of Mind with GRaCE 17:00 Canalside Community Food Timings are approximate - see the blackboard for exact timings. Additional speakers and all timings will be shown on blackboards around the site.