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From plastering the promises of the Brexit leaders on to billboards across the UK, to guerilla projections, to giant land-art on beaches and fields

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Talu (from the Old English word for ‘tale’) is Shambala’s intimate shoes-off retreat dedicated to global folk, poetry and carefully curated talks. Close-up performances

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In a Shambala Festival first, Transition movement co-founder Rob Hopkins will share the powerful new time travel technology that he and his team have

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Joseph Tawadros AM is a leading Oud virtuoso, composer and 8-time ARIA award winner. Born in Cairo, his chosen instrument, the Oud, is an

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Born in London, raised in Luton, and made in Nottingham, Davina Songbird is a powerful voice on East Midlands stages. She is a singer,

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Catrin Finch, from Llanon on the west coast of Wales, is the most gifted classical harp virtuoso of her generation. A natural musical adventurer, Catrin’s

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The CERN Festival Programme with the Big Bang Collective Presents… Pitch for the Planet: Young Minds, Bold Solutions with Professor Becky Parker, MBE Get

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The CERN Festival Programme with the Big Bang Collective Presents… How Not to Be Replaced by a Spreadsheet With Opinions with Phill Fox and

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Join author, illustrator and arboreal devotee, Aidan Meghan as he explores the folklore and mythology behind the trees of Shambala’s Enchanted Woods and beyond.

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Hopping over the pond from Occitanie, Cazelle Café explores their musical heritage of France and Colombia while blending playful swing, the spellbinding rhythms of

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Joshua Burnside is an experimental folk songwriter, singer and producer. He takes influence from alternative electronica trad, and Irish folk, chopping and blending them

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Innovator, award-winning multi-instrumentalist Malin Lewis fuses Scottish West Coast tradition with a self-made, one-of-a-kind bagpipe, joined by stars Sally Simpson (fiddle) and Ali Hutton