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40 different attractions and events

PERFORMERS.

Ad Hoc Theatre presents The Witch of Clapham: Clapham's very own legend brought to astonishing life.

Ingleton Middle School presents The Heartless Troll: a cautionary tale of princes, princesses and trolls.

Clapham Primary.School presents Two Dreamcatcher Dances. (thanks to Ludus Dance)

Storytellers in the cave. Listen to legendary tales in the famous Ingleborough cave.

Settle High School presents The Three Birds. The myth of Philomela and Tereus, performed in Ingleborough Cave

Inner State Theatre (pun intended) present St George and the Dragon. Inner State's warped understanding of the encounter between the Patron Saint of England and a passing dragon. ... with a twist in the tail !

Astral Circus: feats of skill and daring: juggling, fire eating, stilt walking, etc.

Myths, Magic and Mayhem. Strolling players: A woodland experience. Be amazed by the wild boy.

No strings puppet theatre. (Sun)

Prince Razaq: Death defying feats. (Sat)

Black Cat Theatre. Kathputli Indian Marionettes.

Sideshow Buzz. The game show host on wheels. A charming street corner vignette suitable for ages 0-90.

MUMMERS/MORRIS SIDES

Arbeau Dance. Early dance.

Rainbow Morris: Women's morris side.

The Craven Flag Crackers: A morris side like no other.

Bradshaw Mummers present Gog and Magog. Traditional street theatre.

Persephone. Women's North west Morris team.

Kirkburton Dancers: Precision dancing: live band.

MUSIC

Brassanova. Street big band.

Bentham Samba Band plus performing dragon.

Giggleswick and Settle Brass Band.

Off The Rails. Jazz/funk/world/folk big band.

Lava: Flamenco/tango/blues/funk. Howard Haigh (Spanish guitar) Guy Morris (blues guitar) Stu Lewthwaite. (bass/accordian/sax) andy Montgomery (drums)

Smokin the Swarm. Blues band. Plus John Helliwell.

3GV. Four piece. 50s/60s retro rock.

Blue Arsed Flies. Modern Indie Band.

WORKSHOPS

Clapping song. Story with music in an Indian teepee. For 3 to 6 year olds. plus storytellers.

Embodying Magick- Five Rhythms: creatively embodying the magical heart of stories, in movement, and in nature. Grounded in 5rhythms dance- be prepared to move. (no experience required)

Woodland workshop. Traditional woodcrafts with Maker and Musician Joseph Caswell. Come and hang out or have a go.

Giving Voice: Honouring ourselves / honouring the earth through song, with Rachel Healey. Open to all.

Raku Kiln Firing: Watch or get involved.

Looking Well. Tree Dressing Workshop: Help to lure a local mythic beast to visit the ancient yew tree.

Sculpture Workshop: Help local artist Steven Bentley create a creature of the imagination.

Bread Oven: Drop in dough making/ baking workshop.

Clapham Rounders Club: Games on the Tennis court. Bash the Boggart. Coconut shy, etc.

EXHIBITIONS / DEMONSTRATIONS

Luminarium. Amazozo. Make the journey to enter this amazing structure, or wish you had.

Stone Age Community in Trow Gill: See how our ancestors lived.

David Clements: Working blacksmith, traditional forgework.

Daniel Nelson: Shoemaker. Watch eighteenth century shoes being made.

Corio Raptor: Get close to wild birds of prey.

The Red Wyverns: Medieval Reenactors.

THE LANTERN WALK: SATURDAY NIGHT.

Gather at the main site from 8pm. Join the procession through the haunted woods as night falls. Watch out for trolls, white lions, knights in armour and flaming vibraphones! See the Viking ship on the lake. Be amazed by the burning giant .