Virtual Lambeth Country Show

We would like to say a huge thank you to all individuals and organisations that have contributed their time and resources in-kind to this virtual event. It just wouldn’t have happened without all of your efforts and contributions.

Lambeth based Joy of Sound run weekly year-round participatory music sessions and regular combined arts projects. Award winning Joy of Sound volunteers bring people together as co-creators to enjoy music and arts. Through these activities, they share the many personal, social, health and wellbeing benefits that inclusive society can bring.

Joy of Sound have been attended the Country Show for many years and we loved having them as part of our first virtual event too. They hosted a fully inclusive virtual story writing workshop and you can now see the final illustrated story below.

Joy of Sound Ever-New Zoom Stories presents… Lambeth Country Show (.pdf)

You can also create your very own story at home by downloading the blank book below. Print it off at home, write a new and exciting story and then colour it all in with all your family. Let us know how you get on by sending it to us. We’d love to see and share your creations.

Create your own Joy of Sound Lambeth Country Show story .(pdf)

Send your creations to countryshow@lambeth.gov.uk or share on Instagram, Facebook or Twitter and tag us in.

Our 2020 virtual schedule: Virtual Flower Show Schedule 2020 (.pdf)

Run in conjunction with the Lambeth Horticultural Society (LHS), there were 20 different classes to enter.

View our online gallery here to find out who won all classes that have been judged by the LHS. (Classes 1 – 12 inclusive and classes 15 – 18 inclusive)

The following classes were put to the public vote:

Class 13: ‘As Time Goes By’ An arrangement of flowers incorporating flower stems and foliage.

Class 13 gallery here.

Class 19: Painting, drawing or photographic exhibit ‘View from my window’

Class 19 gallery here.

Class 20: An article of handicraft including knitting, crochet, hand or machine embroidery, woodwork, etc.

Class 20 gallery here.

Class 14: Vegetable Sculptures

Vegetable Sculpture gallery here.

“COVID-19 has had a huge impact on our individual lives and the whole of society. The last few months have demonstrated the joint resolve of our borough – with our essential workers, voluntary and community organisations, volunteers and residents all coming together to support and protect each other from the direct and indirect impacts of COVID-19.

As restrictions continue to be eased, we should not forget that there is still a risk of further waves of the virus including potential local outbreaks. Like other local authorities across the country, the Lambeth Public Health team has developed a Lambeth Outbreak Control Plan which sets out how we all play our part in keeping everybody safe through preventing, preparing and responding to further localised outbreaks of the virus.

Due to COVID-19, we have not been able to have a physical Lambeth Country Show this year. However, we hope the online messages that we are providing will help us to continue to take action to stop the virus and be healthy.

Enjoy the summer and please keep safe and well. Do feel free to download these messages for yourselves and others – together we can keep Lambeth safe.”

Message from Ruth Hutt – Director of Public Health for Lambeth

Find out more information here.

Carers 4 Carers (Fitness Classes)

A charity group set up in Lambeth to support the physical, emotional and financial wellbeing for those who themselves care for their disabled, sick and elderly loved ones. They hosted a live morning boxercise class at 10:30am on both days. Watch it on Facebook here.

Little Giants Volleyball

Lambeth based adult and junior volleyball club that provide open volleyball sessions, beginner’s volleyball, indoor volleyball tournaments and grass volleyball.

Cycle Confident

A reliable, dynamic and progressive training organisation whose aim is to unlock London by empowering everyone to cycle confidently and safely. Check out the following video about the Peddle My Wheels project.

Aim High Dance Academy

Aim High Dance Academy provides an environment where learning both dance and life values go hand in hand and where each participant can become confident in his/her efforts and successes.

The Chocolate Museum

The Chocolate Museum are Brixton based with a mission to inspire a passion for learning about quality chocolate and its history both in Britain and worldwide.

Gozart Puppets

GOZART is a non for profit art organisation which aims to nurture the creativity of individuals and groups in our community and the artists working with them.

Joy of Sound

Joy of Sound practices and promotes social inclusion through music, movement and creative arts. They run weekly year-round participatory music sessions, and regular combined arts projects.

They hosted 1 hour fun-time music based sessions to energise and uplift you for all ages and ability.

Kids Kreate

Kids Kreate is a Brixton based art club where kids can make and create with freedom to their heart’s content.

Madame Zucchini

Madame Zucchini makes brilliant vegetable creatures, inspired by celebrity, wellbeing themes and more. She has provided an informative and hilarious video for #VirtualLCS about how to make vegetable versions of two of our most beloved pop stars, Beyoncé Butternut and Justin Timberleek.

As you have probably guessed you will need VEG to get involved as well as some wooden cocktail sticks. Please use your veg sculptures afterwards to make a yummy meal. We don’t condone food waste at the Lambeth Country Show.

Omnibus Theatre Online – Dem Times (PodPlay)

Written by Jacob Roberts-Mensah.

A young adult comedy-drama following the re-education of British-born troublemaker, Samuel Adjei, in a Ghanaian boarding school. All part of an online series of plays brought to you by Omnibus Theatre in Clapham.

The Rig

Welcome to The Rig! An interactive installation combining percussion, musical exploration, creativity and adventure. Designed by professional musicians and artists, The Rig is a unique musical soundscape with an exciting visual impact aimed at kids from 1 to 100 years old! The ‘Team Rig’ family of passionate, fun and friendly musicians, host The Rig and love sharing its sonic secrets with you!

London Ukulele Choir – Learn To Uke

The Ukulele Choir have been getting adults to strum their first well-known songs or learn some new tricks in an hour at London pubs since 2009.

Before I Die… presented by The Advanced Care Consortium

Charities and Community Groups from Lambeth and beyond make up a huge part of the show each year. Below you will find information about them along with links to the campaigns and fundraising they are currently doing to help raise some much needed awareness.

Age Exchange

Age Exchange provides creative engagement and support to about 150 people with dementia and their carers every week. The team came up with the idea of Reminiscence Arts Activity Boxes when the charity had to close its doors earlier this month due to the coronavirus pandemic. The team have carefully designed the contents to improve the mental health, mood and engagement of someone with dementia.

Alzheimers Society

The UK’s leading dementia charity. We campaign for change, fund research to find a cure and support people living with dementia today.

Black Thrive

Since the 1950’s Lambeth has been home to the UK’s biggest black community with people of African and Caribbean origin, making valuable and sustained contributions to the cultural and economic life of the UK. Black Thrive is a partnership between communities, statutory organisations, voluntary and private sector. They work together to reduce the inequality and injustices experienced by Black people in mental health services.

The Brixton Society

We help shape the future of Brixton by working to understand our history and built environment. To do this we hold regular meetings, lead heritage walks, and produce publications about our local area. Our members come from all walks of life and all parts of Brixton, helping to enrich our discussions and campaigns.

Brook

Our vision is that young people’s lives are free from inequality, rich with opportunity and enriched by happy, healthy relationships.

Business Launchpad

Business Launchpad is dedicated to transforming young lives through enterprise in London and across the UK. Based in Wandsworth, south London, our charity has earned the Social Enterprise Mark for the work we do to support young people in starting  and growing their own businesses.

Carers Hub Lambeth

The Lambeth Carers Card… Do you look after someone who has an illness, disability, mental health problem or addiction? Do you or the person you care for live in Lambeth? Visit our website to find out how the Lambeth Carers Card can help you.

The Lambeth Carers Card gives unpaid carers access to discounts at local participating businesses, local information and online resources to help your caring role. The Lambeth Carers Card is run in partnership by Carers Hub Lambeth and My Social.

Compliments of the House

We collect and redistribute surplus food to those in need on a no judgement basis. We also have a back to work scheme whereby we help our guests get back into work by providing training for them.

Connect Lambeth

Connect Lambeth strives to improve the quality of life for Older People (55+), disabled adults (18+), adults with long term conditions and all careers including young carers (5-18). We offer a range of services powered by Age UK, Disability Advice Service Lambeth (dasl) and the Carers Hub.

Faiths Together in Lambeth

Faiths Together in Lambeth (FTiL) is an independent, Lambeth-wide body, fostering constructive relationships among faith communities and promoting faith and multi-faith involvement in the civic life of the borough.

Insight into Islam

Insight into Islam organises regular  courses for new muslims and those interested in learning more about Islam . Our courses, literature and educational videos are available free of charge.

Oasis Wandsworth

Wandsworth Oasis are a local charity raising money for people living with HIV, largely through its eleven charity shops in and around the borough.

Own History – Tracing Your Windrush Roots

Discovering, sharing, and preserving the family story has never been easier, and it’s all brought together at Own History’s sold out events ‘Tracing your Windrush Roots’. Own History is a UK based genealogy service specialising in assisting anyone with Caribbean heritage to connect the dots of their interrupted history and re-establish the ancestral roots of their family tree.

Original Flava

The @originalflava boys have done us an original favour and provided a Jamaican Rice and Peas recipe and cooking demo for you folks to follow at #VirtualLCS. We thought you could do with a list of ingredients to get ahead of the game too:

• 2 Cans of red kidney beans /1 pack of gungo peas
• 1 small onion
• 3 spring onions
• 4 thyme branches
• 1 Scotch bonnet pepper
• Pimento seeds or 1 tsp all spice
• 1 tsp black pepper
• 1 tsp Salt
• 2 cloves garlic
• 1 can coconut milk
• 2 1/2 cup of rice (long grain)
• Optional: Butter, All purpose seasoning.

Network Norwood (Norwood Forum)

If delicious street food is your favourite thing about our show, then we think the recipes from Network Norwood are a great alternative for the #VirtualLCS. They have kindly shared their popular #StayHomeSundaySupper recipe with us.

Network Norwood is a new health and wellbeing social enterprise. As a Community Hub, Network Norwood’s aim is to help people connect in the real world by improving accessibility to community events, activities and services. Community life and having a voice in local decisions are all factors that make a vital contribution to our health and wellbeing and we believe that a person’s social network is important too.

A History of Coracles

You may have heard of coracles or even seen someone paddling one down a Welsh river, but how much do you know about them? You may even be asking yourself; What is a coracle? You can learn about their size, construction and how people paddle them on water.

Royal Society of Biology

The Royal Society of Biology is a membership organisation for biologists worldwide, with 17,500 members and counting! We work to provide a unified voice for the biosciences for policy and education, and also bring the wonders and importance of the biosciences to audiences across the UK and beyond.

RSB have attended LCS for a number of years with their Biology Big Top and will be providing a series of videos on some of their favourite topics such as ‘Why do slugs and snails need slime?’, ‘How do butterflies drink?’ and ‘Why do leaves change colour in Autumn?’. Suitable for all ages.

Get involved in their experiments here

British Society for Immunology

The British Society for Immunology represents scientists and doctors who study the immune system. A key part of our work is to spark interest in and strengthen understanding of immunology. We aim to ensure that the public benefits from the successes of immunology by communicating with and inspiring a wide range of audiences.

Celebrate Vaccines is the latest campaign from the British Society for Immunology to champion the importance of vaccines and vaccine research in advancing global health. There are resources suitable for all ages on our Celebrate Vaccines website.

Get involved on their page here

Institute of Imagination

The Institute of Imagination is a Lambeth based charity creating space to re-imagine our world, together. Their goal is to spark imaginations everywhere through our events, training, partnerships and research.

Get involved on their page here.

Institute of Physics

The Institute of Physics is a UK-based learned society and professional body that works to advance physics education, research and application. It was founded in 1874 and has a worldwide membership of over 20,000.

We have a series of physics experiments videos called Do Try This At Home – they are quick, simple experiments that families can do together around the home and they don’t require any specialised equipment. These were designed and produced in response to lockdown so we think they will work really well.

Get involved on their website here.

Brixton Windmill

Find out more about the intriguing history of the “two mills in one” and the Ashby family who milled there. Discover the history of the area around Brixton Hill and the other 11 mills in Lambeth.

Chucklehead Cider

Michael and Liz have been making Chucklehead Cider since 1993 using traditional methods and a blend of West Country cider apples. They will be putting together a short video for you to show you around their farm along with the process of cider making.

TEDx Lambeth

An independently organised TED talk with the borough of Lambeth as its focus. TED is a nonprofit devoted to spreading ideas, usually in the form of short, powerful talks (18 minutes or less). TEDx events help share ideas in communities around the world.

Bee Urban

Bee Urban is a social enterprise that aims to work with communities to improve the environment for the benefit of us all. We focus on responsible urban beekeeping, horticulture and community growing. It’s not just about bees, people are vital to Bee Urban.

Community engagement and volunteering is important to us, providing opportunities to contribute to the locality, be creative and reduce social isolation. We are here to work with everyone, whatever your age, level of experience or need. We are skilled in working with vulnerable adults, including those with mental health needs and learning difficulties. Everyone is welcome. You can read more about our projects and volunteering opportunities.

Brockwell Park Community Greenhouses (BPCG)

BPCG is a community garden in the centre of Lambeth’s Brockwell Park. Our beautiful, large site includes an orchard, a series of demonstration gardens, a walled herb garden and two commercial-sized greenhouses.

Bandstand Beds

We pride ourselves on providing an area for the local community to discover the joys and benefits of growing and cooking their own food, with the added benefit of taking home freshly picked fruit and vegetables.

Every Can Counts

Every Can Counts are passionate about the infinite recyclability of drink cans and aim to inspire people to do the right thing with their empty cans by recycling them.

Friends of Brockwell Park

We’re here to ensure it remains a precious resource for the whole community to enjoy — for generations to come. That’s at the heart of our charity. That’s why we believe it’s so important.

Every year we take part in many local projects, we dig hedges, lead guided walks, run campaigns. We have tree and bench donation schemes. With your help, we restored the clocktower to its former glory. We are part of the Brockwell Park Community Partnership which makes key decisions about the future of the park.

London Beekeepers’ Association (LBKA)

The LBKA is a volunteer-run members’ organisation and Registered Charity that represents the interests of beekeepers and urban beekeeping in the central London area (see neighbouring associations). We provide education and advice, promoting responsible bee keeping and raising awareness of the issues affecting bees.

If you live in London and already keep bees, intend to do so or are simply interested in this fascinating hobby, LBKA is the association for you. Even if you don’t keep bees, joining us will help support our cause, our campaigns and education programmes.

OLIO

Olio is a mobile app for food-sharing, aiming to reduce food waste. It does this by connecting those with surplus food to those who need or wish to consume such food. Watch a great talk from their co-founder, Tessa Clarke, on how she came up with the idea and how OLIO came to be what it is today.

Red Line Action

We are celebrating recent commitments by Lambeth and Southwark for carbon neutrality. We need to make a COMPLETE and FAIR transition to clean energy and stop using fossil fuels. Children are engaging with the climate crisis and we want to help shape a zero carbon future together.

Trees For Cities

We get stuck in with local communities to cultivate lasting change in their neighbourhoods – whether it’s revitalising forgotten spaces, creating healthier environments or getting people excited about growing, foraging and eating healthy food.

Vauxhall City Farm

Vauxhall City Farm is one of the oldest and most central city farms in London being located within earshot of Big Ben and in the shadow of MI6.

Interested in finding out more? Take a look around their website, read about the History of the Farm, our Mission Statement and find out how to Support Us.

The Sheep Show

The New Zealand style team of presenters educate and entertain with their fantastic sheep all over the country. ‘Nobby’ the Norfolk Horn stands centre stage while others are introduced to their podiums. Learn about the attributes of each breed and how wool from the sheep’s back becomes a jumper to wear. The shearing demonstration will have you captivated.

CJ’s Birds of Prey

The unique family-run business of “CJ’s Birds of Prey” has successfully developed over the past 15 years to become one of the most popular and professional Birds of Prey Display Teams in the UK.

They gave us a tour of their home where they breed a huge array of species featuring owls, eagles and hawks. An educational video for all ages.

Virtual Flower Show Schedule 

We welcome you to our very first Virtual Flower Show and are proud to continue our partnership with the Lambeth Horticultural Society in producing this year’s schedule with 20 different online classes to enter. These have been selected to cover all sections of our popular Flower Show including Flower and Pot Plants, Fruit and Vegetables, Children’s Exhibits, Flower Art, Vegetable Sculptures, Domestic and Handicraft Exhibits.

View this year’s Virtual Flower Show Schedule (.pdf)

Royal Horticultural Society

The RHS is the world’s leading gardening charity and have been attending the show for a number of years as part of their RHS on Tour programme. We’re delighted to be working with them once again with a series of talks from independant horticulturists and virtual garden tours.

Adam Pasco

With over 30 years experience as a gardening journalist – including 22 years as Editor of BBC Gardeners’ World Magazine – Adam has worked as a broadcaster in TV and radio, and a horticultural consultant to the garden industry.

Bryn Bowles (Harptree Nursery)

Being an official judge comes with a lot of responsbility and technical know how. Bryn delivers a talk on the ins and outs of being an RHS judge.

James Smallwood

My talk includes information on the history of the auricula, a little ‘light’ botany, varieties, tips on cultivation and propagation supported by photographs and demonstrations followed by questions and answers. It can be tailored to suit the audience in terms of time and content. For the past two years I have been a guest speaker on the GROW stage at the Harrogate Spring flower show. In my work I have been a professional business speaker and presenter for almost 30 years and always seek to deliver something that is entertaining, interesting and of value.

Pauline Macbride (Sussex Prairies)

Pauline delivers a talk on the Sussex Prairie Garden.

Sam Day (Kent Beekeepers’ Association)

An Asian Hornet sighting was confirmed in Kent on September 9th 2019. Everyone is asked to keep a look-out for them. Sam delivers a talk about these very big and dangerous insects.

Sophie Leguile

A series of talks from the RHS welcomes Sophie Leguil talking about weeds and their uses.

Stephen Powles

Stephen Powles, is a passionate and award winning wildlife photographer who often takes on the most challenging of subjects. He lives in Devon and has a particular interest in otters, tawny owls, hedgehogs and hornets and made three TV appearances.

Immersive Experiences^® is the multi-award winning multi-functional digital VR, planetariums & immersive projection service provider. Boasting the world’s largest fleet of planetariums, domes and geodesics – they have been attending LCS for a number of years in Discovery and kindly offering live planetarium shows covering talks and films for our virtual event.

Find out more

A huge thank you to our colleagues at Lambeth Libraries who put together a great programme of events for all ages including:

• Wriggle & Rhyme specials for under 5’s
• Garden Storytimes
• Summer Reading Challenge Kids Quiz
• Code Club Tasters for ages 9-13
• Literary Lockdown Quiz for all ages

Lambeth Archives at the Virtual Lambeth Country Show

Lambeth Archive spent the weekend reflecting on Country Shows from Lambeth’s past – check out some wonderful memories on Twitter @LambethArchives.

Catch a wonderful talk by Lambeth Archivist Jon Newman on Why Parks Matter! Available on Lambeth Libraries Instagram.

Lambeth Links is a new forum for one of the largest LGBT+ Communities in the UK, for times of need and times of celebration.

Despite lockdown, Lambeth’s new LGBT+ forum Lambeth Links is reaching out in Pride Month for people to join and get involved in a project to celebrate Lambeth’s role in LGBT+ history in 2021.

Find out more here

Lambeth Made Young People’s Zone featuring Lambeth Sounds Music Hub.

Lambeth Made, in association with Lambeth’s Youth & Play Service, is proud to bring you the Virtual Young People’s Zone. This virtual weekend, our mission is to inform and entertain.

We have a mission to make a positive difference for children and young people. We’re bringing you Lambeth’s dedicated page for Young People who want up-to-date, reliable information to help them navigate the new normal. Lambeth’s Youth and Play Service’s Summer Programme will be making summer memories. They’ve brought together loads of activities for young people running in the community this summer.

Lambeth Sounds Music Hub brings you some fantastic performances by Lambeth’s young people. We all want them to be proud they grew up in Lambeth.  Have a look and see why we’re proud of them.

Find out more here.

Veolia Lambeth will be hosting a series of how-to videos for you to watch whenever you like during #VirtualLCS

Veolia Lambeth work with residents and the council to improve recycling, promote reuse and reduce the amount of waste produced in the borough.

• Have you ever wondered where your recycling and waste goes?
• Are you keen on cooking and want to get savvy on how to waste less food?
• Do you recycle your food waste and want an easy, sustainable way to make your own caddy liner?
• Do you fancy getting crafty with a textiles upcycling project?
• Are you a parent with a baby, keen to reduce the amount of waste you produce with nappies?

Watch the videos here to find out more about recycling in Lambeth and get some tips on how to reduce your waste.

The Arts Society

The Arts Society offers enjoyable opportunities to discover and support the arts of yesterday, today and tomorrow, wherever you are. Their events provide welcoming places – locally, nationally and globally – to hear excellent lecturers share their specialist knowledge about the arts.

Check out a series of their talks and lectures here.

Brixton BookJam

The Brixton BookJam is a free quarterly literary event that is unpredictable, eclectic, and aims to curate the very best in contemporary writing. From a-listers to talented unknowns, each BookJam brings a range of talent to our dedicated and passionate audience.

Find out more about their Virtual LCS Special here.

Poetic Unity

Poetic Unity is a Brixton based charity. Our vision is to give young people a voice and to empower them to reach their highest potential.

CJ’s Birds of Prey

The unique family-run business of “CJ’s Birds of Prey” has successfully developed over the past 15 years to become one of the most popular and professional Birds of Prey Display Teams in the UK.

They gave us a tour of their home where they breed a huge array of species featuring owls, eagles and hawks. An educational video for all ages.

The Cavalry of Heroes

Each year the cavalry grace our Main Arena with unique jousting, stunt and theatrical shows.

They kindly gave us a tour of their stables and introduced us to all their fabulous horses that take part in their Main Arena shows every year, as well as featuring on television dramas and Hollywood movies.

Dog and Duck Show

As one of the most popular dog displays in the country, with over 100 events each year, the Dog and Duck Show team work extremely hard to educate the public about dog behaviour in a fun and enjoyable way for both the animals and owners. By using energy and body language, we show the audience how we control our sheep dogs at different stages of their training, while demonstrating simple techniques to help with common dog behaviour issues.

Music on both days from artists who have performed over the years, as well as some fresh faces.

Earl Sixteen

Born Earl John Daley on 9 May 1958 in Kingston, Jamaica, Earl Sixteen is a reggae singer whose career began in the mid-1970s. He has kindly produced some Virtual LCS music videos for us.

Youthsayers

Youthsayers is a creative music opportunity for young people aged between 11 to 18 year olds living in the Lambeth area. The project was created in 2016 in collaboration with Raw Material, School Ground Sounds and Lambeth Music and are funded by Arts Council England.

The Upper Cut Band featuring Big Youth, Horseman and Jonny Osbourne

Oxjam Brixton

Oxjam Brixton were part of our Village Green this year to bring you the best local unsigned acts who would have been gracing our second stage. Featuring:

• Aayushi
• Minus Nothing
• Natalie Lindi
• Psychopomp
• Polly Money
• Emma Hughes

Alice Phelps

A harpist, pianist and singer songwriter (occasionally joined by a viola player) who never ceases to experiment with new techniques in her original folk sound.

Almaz Thomas

Almaz is a local singer songwriter. Watch her acoustic set recorded especially for the Virtual LCS.

Bainbridge & Co.

South London-based collective of musicians and offspring of Madness and Lily Allen, smeared with classic British indie and sprinkled with hip-hop, jazz and reggae.

Brasstermind

10 piece brass band from Brixton playing New Orleans/soul/funk/afrobeat/grunge brass style party tunes.

Grooveschool DJ Sets

Grooveschool is a charity that run projects focussed towards nurturing young people’s engagement, creativity and invention.

Lambeth Wind ‘Zoom’ Orchestra

Lambeth Wind Orchestra (LWO) is a concert band based in Herne Hill, south London. LWO performs a varied programme of music for the community at both formal and informal events, including the Lambeth Country Show each year.

Megan Linnell

Megan Linnell is a talented singer/songwriter with soul and jazz influences.

Real Voices – Zoom Choir

Real Voices celebrates the fact that all voices are unique: some are trained, others are not; some boldly project, others are soft and haunting; some are clear, others are husky. With all these weird and wonderful combinations, the possibilities of what we can create when singing together are endless.

The Noteables – Zoom Choir

The Noteables are an award winning, pop chamber choir directed by Vikki Stone. Formed in 2012, The Noteables are a small group of like-minded singers who like to sing good music, whilst having serious levels of fun. They are all partial to gin in a tin.

Ruby Cross

Unsigned singer songwriter Ruby Cross is 21 years and hails from from Penge, SE London.

South London Samba

South London Samba are a drumming ensemble based in New Cross. They play music inspired by Latin, Brazilian, African and Caribbean rhythms.

We love featuring local makers of craft and delicious street food each year at the Lambeth Country Show. We are sure you’re going to miss them this year as much as we are, which is why we are pulling together a dedicated Virtual Market where you can find out what they can still deliver to you during these isolated times.

Visit our Virtual Market.

We have put together a playlist for you all featuring artists that have performed on our Main Stage on Saturday throughout the years, as well as music from some well-known local heroes and songs we feel sum up the wonderful atmosphere of the show.

Expect music from the likes of Jocelyn Brown, Imagination, Odyssey, Hot 8 Brass Band, Cymande, Incognito, Loose Ends, Osibisa and many more.

We have put together a playlist for you all featuring artists that have performed on our Main Stage on Sunday throughout the years. Sunday has become known as our Roots Day and has featured international acts from across the globe showcasing the very best in reggae, dub, ska, lovers rock and more.

Expect music from the likes of Johnny Clarke, Dennis Bovell, Aswad, Dawn Penn, Janet Kay, Steel Pulse, Michael Prophet, Cornell Campbell, Max Romeo and many more.