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by ellierogers

Bradley Taylor is an award-winning poet born and based in Birmingham. In 2024 he won the Roundhouse Poetry Slam, with that night marking the biggest

by ellierogers

Nafeesa is a Brum-Kashmiri writer, educator, performer and director. When she’s not archiving city council bankruptcy, Nafeesa uses a multidisciplinary approach to her creative

by ellierogers

Curated by the Forward Prizes for Poetry, this special reading brings outstanding contemporary poetry to the heart of Shambala. Showcasing acclaimed voices: Toby Campion,

by ellierogers

Most of us have heard of cultural appropriation but many aren’t sure what it really means, or what counts as cultural appropriation and what

by ellierogers

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

by ellierogers

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

by ellierogers

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

by ellierogers

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

by ellierogers

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.

by beckawhiteley

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

by ellierogers

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

by ellierogers

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