FIELD NOTES 2 – 4 August 2019
UnderneatH THE stars
WELCOME
We are thrilled to welcome you to our 6th Underneath the Stars Festival. Where has the time gone huh?! It feels like only yesterday when we sat in a little room and decided that a new summer festival would be a fantastic idea. 6 years on and we cannot believe how much this little gathering continues to evolve and generate unprecedented strength in the community. We simply love how everyone looks after each other and how in turn, everyone looks after the UTSf as if it were their own. There is something incredibly special about this and that we are truly humbled by. Not only is it an event where people can indulge their craving for international and local music but people from all walks of life can feel welcome and part of our big family, and boy what a big UTSf family we now have! Yay! We of course have many thank-yous for so many people. HUGE thanks to Mr Bob Barr and the Cinderhill Farm family and also Mr Horsfield for allowing us to return to this picturesque location. Last year was a massive success, though we appreciate the disruption caused to this working farm and what a large undertaking this is. We urge everyone to help us look after this amazing land and keep it in brilliant condition. That way we hope to return in 2020 and for years to come. To all our lovely volunteers, our Star Helpers, who are so appreciated and do so many wonderful things, thank you for being so caring, vigilant, helpful and well…lovely! We couldn’t and wouldn’t want to do it without you.
A big thank you to all our staff who help make the event happen including; Sally our volunteer chief, Glyn and the site build team, Glyn & Cerys who have created wonderful new colourful signage! Andy and the campsite crew, Moira who is ensuring all is accessible, Kate & Bob in the box office, Alison and the backstage squad, Eddie from Splendid Events, Light & Hoppy event bars and all their fab bar staff. Big love once again to Celeste, Amanda and all the family events team in the Bonnie Bairns area. Paul and the Silkstone Scout Group, thanks for filling our bellies once more and keeping our site spotless all weekend. Leila and Andy, thank you for returning to MC. To everyone else who is out of sight that makes our UTSf the best it can be, we are indebted to you. Not forgetting a massive thank you to YOU for supporting UTSf once more and being part of our oh so loved family. We are so excited to share our lineup this year. Have a wonderful weekend of discovery and we look forward to seeing you again 31 July to 2 August 2020. Have fun, keep safe, be happy - UTSf
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TOBY BURTON Toby Burton is a 21-year-old singersongwriter whose influences include City and Colour, Paolo Nutini and Passenger. Capturing the attention of audiences with heartfelt self-penned lyrics and soaring choruses, Toby has landed appearances at several large festivals as well as slots supporting Seafret, Meadowlark and Izzy Bizu. With his sophomore EP, Fall Into You, amassing over 20,000 streams, Toby is an exciting prospect to look out for. Friday 1.40pm Little Lights Stage
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EMMA MCGRATH
YOU TELL ME
Emma McGrath is an 18 year old singer-songwriter from Harpenden, North London. Writing her own material since 2013, she self-released her first EP, The Judgement, in November 2014. This was followed up in December 2015 with the single Sit With Me, which caught the attention of key media including BBC Introducing who awarded it Track of the Week twice and Radio 2 where it received plays from both Dermot O’Leary and Bob Harris. Topping off a great 2015, Emma was awarded The PRS Foundation’s Lynsey de Paul prize. Definitely not one to be missed!
As one half of Field Music, Peter Brewis has been honing the craft of pop songwriting for almost fifteen years, whilst Sarah Hayes has been exploring contemporary folk in her solo work, and the world of indie-pop via her band Admiral Fallow. By blending their distinct compositional talents, they’ve created a record that possesses their own clear styles but also a new voice too. With both of them writing songs and lyrics, Peter describes it as “a sort of dualpersonal record”. Sonically, the result is a subtly crafted album with a rich and intricate sense of composition, in which strings glide above multi-layered keyboards and percussion, and vocal melodies wrap around one another in snug unison.
Friday 2.40pm Planets Stage
Friday 3.40pm Little Lights Stage
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THE KATE AND SAL SHOW THE LOCAL HONEYS The girls are back in town ... back by popular demand for a third instalment of rambling and reminiscing from Kate Rusby and friend of 40+ years and excellent whistle player, Sally Smith. Good grief ... who knows what will happen! Not to be missed! Friday 4.40pm Planets Stage
From the rolling hills of the bluegrass and the foothills of the Appalachian Mountains, Montana Hobbs and Linda Jean Stokley are two exceptionally talented young women who will be bringing the folk music of Kentucky to UTSf. If you’re looking for an antidote to the surplus of young beardy middle-class men singing winsomely about love, then The Local Honeys will bring you something more vital, more socially and environmentally aware. They'll deliver it so beautifully, you'll be hooked! Friday 5.40pm Little Lights Stage
SEE KATE LIVE ON SUNDAY 8.25pm Planets Stage
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CC SMUGGLERS
OLD MAN LUEDECKE Old Man Luedecke is the recording and performing name of multiple award-winning, Canadian roots singer-songwriter Christopher Luedecke. Born in Toronto, but now based in Nova Scotia, from the start of his career his songs have brought joy and illumination to independent minded people fighting the good fight of their lives. A much loved, live performer, his storytelling art, song craft and comic timing, engage and thrill an audience with his weirdly wordy ways. His latest album, Easy Money, came out in June.
Fronted by the charismatic Richie Pyrnne, CC Smugglers have worked their way up from young street performers to some of the biggest festivals and venues around the world, thanks to their engaging live performances and innovative self-promotion. Unafraid to blend old-time, world and folk styles, their hugely engaging performances are built on excellent musicianship, great tunes and proper showmanship. Friday 7.50pm Little Lights Stage
Friday 6.45pm Planets Stage 5
THE PROCLAIMERS Strikingly individual, twin brothers Craig and Charlie Reid emerged 31 years ago with their debut album This Is The Story and Top 3 single Letter From America. Since then, their enduring appeal across generations has over the years seen them enjoy huge success across the globe. The Proclaimers songs are timeless, capturing a gamut of human emotions, written with poignancy, emotional honesty, political fire and wit. Their songs feature at weddings, funerals and everything in-between and are known the world over. They are at their very best live and we are delighted to welcome them to UTSf 2019! Friday 9pm Planets Stage
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COCO AND THE BUTTERFIELDS CoCo and the Butterfields have developed an enviable reputation for their exhilarating live shows. Singer and multi-instrumentalist Dulcima Showan and songwriter Tom Twyman have played with their band to enthusiastic audiences all over the UK and Europe, selling out thousand capacity venues and appearing at some of the world’s most prestigious music festivals such as Glastonbury, Isle of Wight and Bestival! We hope you have some energy stored up for this folks, as you are going to need it! Friday 10.30pm Little Lights Stage
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SATURDAY
ALDEN PATTERSON AND DASHWOOD Norwich based folk trio Alden Patterson and Dashwood weave rich vocal harmonies, fiddle, dobro and guitar around beautifully written original songs and melodies. Their music takes influence from folk traditions from both sides of the Atlantic with uplifting instrumentals and self-penned songs depicting tales of young travellers, sleepy seas and their affection for home. Saturday 11.20am Little Lights Stage aturday 8pm S Sunday 12.30pm Workshop Tent
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BARNSLEY YOUTH CHOIR
SAM KELLY TRIO
Performing a varied repertoire of music that includes classical, pop, gospel and folk music, Barnsley Youth Choir return following yet another glorious appearance at last year’s UTSf. Led by Musical Director Matthew Wright, Barnsley Youth Choir, established in 2009, is a registered charity run by volunteers that seek to provide outstanding opportunities for young people who live in Barnsley and has developed a reputation for excellence.
Sam Kelly has quickly made a name for himself as one of the premier singers to emerge from the folk scene in the past 15 years. His band, The Lost Boys, are festival favourites up and down the country, and he has won multiple awards including the 2016 BBC Radio 2 Horizon Award for emerging talent. This is a rare opportunity to see the original core line-up that birthed the big band, as Sam is joined by Jamie Francis on banjo and Evan Carson on percussion. They will be showcasing their imaginative and high-octane rock-tinged reworking of traditional folk music from both sides of the Atlantic, seamlessly mixed in with original songs and the occasional surprise cover.
Saturday 12.20pm Planets Stage
Saturday 1.30pm Little Lights Stage
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THE UNTHANKS With an approach to storytelling that makes easy bedfellows of polar opposites such as staunch traditionalism and sonic adventure, glacial minimalism and heartbreaking empathy, Mercury nominated band, The Unthanks, make art-folk with a booming socially conscious heart. Using the traditional music of the North East of England as a starting point, the influence of Miles Davis, Steve Reich, Sufjan Stevens, Robert Wyatt, Antony & The Johnsons, King Crimson and Tom Waits can be heard in the band’s ten albums to date. At the nucleus of a constantly evolving unit is the traditional upbringing of Tyneside sisters Rachel and Becky Unthank and the arrangements and writing of Yorkshireman Adrian McNally. Saturday 2.30pm Planets Stage
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SHADOWLARK Formed in the halls of their local college, Shadowlark, have segued into the public consciousness seamlessly over the past year, combining the ethereal and visceral with unnerving aplomb. The trio’s front-woman, Ellen Smith, is the charismatic counterpoint, bleeding her personal experiences into raw and emotive compositions. A powerhouse who operates in the same vein as Bat For Lashes’ Natasha Khan or London Grammar’s Hannah Reid, Smith spins webs of wispy tales with keyboardist Chris Quick and drummer James Warrender fleshing out the lush landscape. Saturday 3.40pm Little Lights Stage
DAMIEN O'KANE WITH FAMILY & FRIENDS Irish musician and singer Damien O’Kane is no stranger to UTSf. He has graced its stage with wife and Festival patron Kate Rusby since Year 1. But right from the start has also appeared with his own bands and in other guises, most recently with Ron Block. Steeped in traditional Irish music, Damien grew up in Coleraine, Northern Ireland. Touring the world with his very own family band, he developed a deep respect and understanding of the folk tradition but also forged a healthy appetite to explore its broadest borders and test its boundaries. Damien will be joined by his entire immediate family members, as well as other guests, for a special oneoff show this year. Hold onto your 'paddy caps' folks, you are in for one heck of a ride! Saturday 4.40pm Planets Stage
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RUTH NOTMAN & SAM KELLY
THE BAR-STEWARD SONS OF VAL DOONICAN Familiar to the UTSf stage and back by HUGE popular demand, we give a warm welcome to our fave boys hailing from the notas-posh-end of Barnsley. They have a talent for Bar-Stewardizing other famous people’s songs with new comedy lyrics, on acoustic guitar, banjo, fiddle, mandolin and accordion. Boys, welcome home. Saturday 5.45pm Little Lights Stage 12
Two of the finest young singers to have emerged from the UK folk scene have unexpectedly joined forces to record a dynamic duo album that promises to be one of the most exciting releases of 2019. Ruth Notman and Sam Kelly have signed to the Pure Records label, fusing their celebrated talents on recently released, Changeable Heart. In the producer’s seat is the innovative Damien O’Kane, known for his brilliant refashioning of traditional songs. Rich and revivalist, these are songs of love from every perspective; spurned love, fragile love, brave love, saucy love. Arrangers O’Kane, Notman and Kelly aren’t afraid to break taboos and put a unique stamp on some of the best-known traditional songs in the folk canon. Saturday 6.50pm Planets Stage
BASKERY These three sisters can’t recall when or why they started playing; the music’s always just been there. In their late teens, they joined forces with their dad, who for decades was a one-man band playing old blues and country tunes for a living. This foundation of classic roots music and Americana settled in their hearts, but also awoke the urge of breaking the rules of traditional music. Baskery is a band built on what three people can do together and it’s all about turning the music on its head, blending the straightforwardness of punk with the subtlety of singersongwriting. In 2015 the sisters were invited to join legendary artist Robbie Williams as opener and special guests on his arena tour throughout Europe. Later the same year they also toured the US with Gary Clark Jr and Brandi Carlile. Saturday 7.50pm Little Lights Stage
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BILLY BRAGG Billy Bragg has been a fearless recording artist, tireless live performer and peerless political campaigner for over 35 years. The three-and-a-half decades have been marked by a No. 1 hit single, having a street named a after him, being the subject of a South Bank Show, appearing onstage at Wembley Stadium, curating Leftfield at Glastonbury, sharing spotted dick with a Cabinet minister in the House of Commons cafeteria, being mentioned in Bob Dylan’s memoir, writing two nonfiction books and meeting the Queen. At their best, Billy’s songs present "the perfect Venn diagram between the political and the personal" (The Guardian). Honoured with the PRS Outstanding Contribution to British Music award at the Ivor Novello awards in May 2018, he is regarded as a valuable statesman. Saturday 9pm Planets Stage
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CUT CAPERS Cut Capers is a nine-piece band that formed in Bristol in late 2011 with a style based in live hip-hop and swing. They burst onto the UK circuit, playing gigs and festivals up and down the country with their high energy shows. Over the years they have established themselves as a formidable live outfit, playing headline shows and main stage performances at some of the UK’s biggest festivals including Glastonbury and Boomtown Fair. Seek out your dance shoes stargazers and get ready to 'cut a rug'. Saturday 10.30pm Little Lights Stage
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SUNDAY
KATHERINE PRIDDY The last 6 months have been a whirlwind for Birmingham’s folk starlet Katherine Priddy. Katherine self-released her debut EP Wolf back in September 2018 to critical acclaim, which came from the likes of folk rock royalty Richard Thompson, who selected it as his "Best Thing I’ve Heard All Year’" in MOJO. Katherine’s stock continues to rise within the folk world and beyond. Sunday 11am Little Lights Stage
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NIA WYN
HANNAH READ
Growing up in a small town in North Wales, Nia Wyn found solace in old soul records she found in junk shops. Using these muses to craft songs of personal experience, this young artist, who possesses a remarkable voice, captures something vivid and compelling. Nia’s talent for raw and powerful storytelling, set within a kind of unorthodox, engrossing vocal, marks her out against the backdrop of other emerging young female artists. Nia's soul-crossover music has recently been featured on BBC Radio 2’s Blues Playlist, BBC Radio 1 and BBC Introducing and she has opened for Paloma Faith and Paul Weller. Tipped by Huw Stephens as one of BBC Introducing's 'ones to watch' in 2019 and a debut EP in the pipeline, this year is set to see big things for Nia.
Hailing from Scotland and now based in Brooklyn, Hannah Read is a versatile multi-instrumentalist widely recognised on the international stage. She’s best known for her fiddle playing, songwriting and was recently described as one of “the finest singers of the day” in the UK’s MOJO. Her original songs are largely influenced by the people, places and landscapes she has encountered along the way, as well as musings of home, travel, love and loss, as can be heard on her critically acclaimed new album, Way Out I’ll Wander, on Hudson Records, which is comprised of “nine gorgeous originals” (The Guardian). Sunday 1pm Little Lights Stage
Sunday 12pm Little Lights Stage
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AN AUDIENCE WITH RUTH JONES Ruth Jones is best known for her outstanding and award-winning television writing including BBC 1’s Gavin and Stacey, in which she played the incorrigible Nessa, and Sky’s Stella, where she starred in the title role. Ruth has won acclaim for her performances in the dramas Tess Of The D’Urbervilles, Little Dorrit and Hattie, as well as the comedies Little Britain, Saxondale and Nighty Night. Sunday 2pm Planets Stage
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K.O.G & THE ZONGO BRIGADE
BISCUITHEAD & THE BISCUIT BADGERS Faster than a speeding puffin, more chocolatey than a chocolate labrador, descending from apes, Biscuithead & The Biscuit Badgers release your ears to play backgammon undisturbed. Tuba, piano, drums, ukulele, will tickle and rub your senses into a fun stew. Enjoy yourselves; Biscuithead & The Biscuit Badgers are irresistably daft!
Under the guidance of the outrageously talented Ghanaian force of nature Kweku Sackey, aka K.O.G, and the whirlwind of energy that is Jamaican rapper Franz Von Song, the Zongo Brigade deliver infectious, high-energy West African grooves via Sheffield, drawing on afrobeat, soul, funk, rock, hip hop and reggae. This 8-piece Afro-fusion band has fast gained recognition all over the UK. K.O.G & the Zongo Brigade’s signature mix of high-energy songs, operatic vocal effects, along with the hard-hitting patois raps has led the band to perform on some of the biggest stages including Glastonbury, Reading and Leeds Festivals and numerous clubs and venues around Europe. Sunday 4pm Planets Stage
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BESS ATWELL Bess Atwell is “your new ethereal folk-pop princess” (Wonderland Magazine). In 2015, not long after dropping out of university to pursue music, Bess garnered the attention of major news outlets after a slew of showcases for The Great Escape Festival. Her original solo project has evolved into a full band sound soaked in four-part vocal harmony fulfilling Bess’s desire to create a more dynamic live show, with traces of traditional folk music. Bess's latest single Grace is the more restrained, intimate successor of her August offering Swimming Pool, both of which have been playlisted by BBC Radio 6 Music. For fans of Sharon Van Etten, Fleet Foxes, and Carole King. Sunday 5pm Little Lights Stage
LE VENT DU NORD Renowned as wonderful ambassadors of La Francophonie, Le Vent du Nord is also acknowledged as an influential force and key player in Quebec’s traditional folk music revival. Since the group’s founding in 2002 and over 1800 shows, the band has racked up several prestigious awards, including 2 JUNOS (Canada’s Grammys), 2 Canadian Folk Music Awards, 1 Félix, 1 Grand Prix du Disque Charles Cros (France), touring Artist of the Year nominee at BC Touring Council and Artist of the Year at Folk Alliance International (US). Sunday 6pm Planets Stage
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HOPE & SOCIAL We are hugely excited to welcome the return of Hope & Social to UTSf. We last saw these very talented ‘boys in blue’ dominate the stage for an incredible performance back in 2015 and we simply couldn’t wait to invite them to play once again. Hope & Social are more than a band. They are a band anyone can join; they can turn their studio into a bistro for 70 fans; a band who involve people in what they do, from teaching brass instruments in their Streetband Named Desire project
to collaborating with other artists in their Crypt Covers album. Hope & Social are renowned for making every gig an event. They throw themselves wholeheartedly into every performance and perfectly bridge the gap between the stage and the audience. Anthemic songs, infectious melodies and a formidable live experience. The stage is very much yours chaps. Sunday 7.10pm Little Lights Stage
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KATE RUSBY Well, it wouldn’t be UTSf without Kate, who’d like to offer her own warm Yorkshire welcome to each and every one of you, at the festival her family production team run. This year, along with much-loved classics from her back-catalogue, Kate will be performing songs from Philosophers, Poets & Kings, her latest and 17th studio album, which was released on Pure Records this May. Seamlessly blending old and new, traditional folk, covers and self-penned songs, it is a deeply personal collection which pays homage to her family and musical heritage, and home life in Yorkshire. With Philosophers, Poets and Kings, Kate raises a toast to her parents and recalls an upbringing filled with music; whether revisiting songs performed during wine-fuelled family singalongs or her formative years spent watching festival performances by famed musicians. A remarkable interpretive singer, Kate’s soulful vocals resonate with the wistful beauty of an earthbound angel. Inhabiting a lyric with unforced conviction, no matter how old or how modern, she has that rare ability to transport her audience, touching them emotionally and making each tune live vividly within their experience and imagination. The crossover appeal Kate enjoys has been achieved without resort to compromise. Kate’s wondrous singing and hugely engaging Yorkshire wit, the intuitive support of the band and the brass boys will ensure that you will be treated to a truly remarkable and unforgettable evening. Sunday 8.25pm Planets Stage
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TALISK In their five years together, Scottish firebrands Talisk have stacked up several major awards for their explosively energetic yet artfully woven sound, including 2017’s Folk Band of the Year at the BBC Alba Scots Trad Music Awards, and a BBC Radio 2 Folk Award. Mohsen Amini, the BBC Radio 2 Folk Awards’ Musician of the Year 2018, Hayley Keenan and Graeme Armstrong seamlessly meld concertina, fiddle and guitar to produce a multi-layered, enthralling signature that has effortlessly captivated audiences from the USA to Australia, and throughout the UK. Sunday 10pm Little Lights Stage
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MILLY JOHNSON Milly Johnson was born, bred and still lives in Barnsley, South Yorkshire. An only child with a passion for writing stories, Milly’s parents weren’t interested in books but her grandparents loved them and inspired Milly’s interest by bringing her copies of Enid Blyton’s classic tales, The Wishing Chair, The Enchanted Wood and Amelia Jane. Now one of the Top 10 Female Fiction authors in the UK, 16 novels on and with millions of copies of her books sold across the world, Milly’s star continues to rise. A story of hope, resilience and the importance of community, kindness and friendship, Milly’s life, like her writing, show that with drive and an indomitable spirit, life really can be magical. In conversation with... Saturday 6.30pm Workshop Tent
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FRUMPTARN GUGGENBAND Back again for 2019, a super-duper treat for the eyes and ears who truly stand out from the crowd, the wonderfully talented Frumptarn Guggenband. Guggen music is a carnival style of brass and percussion which originated in Switzerland in the 1940s. Frumptarn Guggenband are Barnsley based and the UK’s leading exponents of the style, distinguished by their colourful costumes and headgear. aturday 10.30am & 3pm S Sunday 10.30am & 6pm Main Arena
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2pm 3pm
TOBY BURTON 2.40 – 3.30pm
EMMA MCGRATH 3.40 – 4.30pm
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YOU TELL ME 4.40 – 5.30pm
THE KATE AND SAL SHOW
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5.40 – 6.35pm
THE LOCAL HONEYS 6.45 – 7.40pm
OLD MAN LUEDECKE Tent closed for sound check at this time. Doors 8.40pm
7.50 – 8.45pm
CC SMUGGLERS
9 – 10.15pm
THE PROCLAIMERS 10.30 – 11.30pm
COCO AND THE BUTTERFIELDS
TIMETABLE WORKSHOP TENT
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6.40pm
EMMA MCGRATH 1.30 – 2.30pm
UKULELE
3.30 – 4.30pm
ALL ABOUT SINGING 9pm
5.30 – 6.30pm
THE PROCLAIMERS
POP-UP FESTIVAL CHOIR
7.30 – 8.30pm
SWING DANCE
9 – 10.30pm
CEILIDH DANCE
10.30pm
COCO AND THE BUTTERFIELDS
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SATURDAY PLANETS STAGE
LITTLE LIGHTS STAGE
9am 10am 11am 12pm 1pm
11.20am – 12.10pm
ALDEN PATTERSON AND DASHWOOD 12.20 – 1.20pm
BARNSLEY YOUTH CHOIR 1.30 – 2.20pm
2pm 3pm
SAM KELLY TRIO 2.30 – 3.30pm
THE UNTHANKS 3.40 – 4.30pm
4pm 5pm
SHADOWLARK 4.40 – 5.35pm
DAMIEN O'KANE WITH FRIENDS & FAMILY 5.45 – 6.40pm
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THE BAR-STEWARD SONS OF VAL DOONICAN 6.50 – 7.40pm
RUTH NOTMAN & SAM KELLY Tent closed for sound check at this time. Doors 8.40pm
7.50 – 8.45pm
BASKERY
9 – 10.15pm
BILLY BRAGG 10.30 – 11.30pm
CUT CAPERS
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9.30 – 10.30am
TAI CHI 6.30pm 11am – 12pm
COMMUNITY DRUMMING
BARNSLEY YOUTH CHOIR
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UKULELE 2 – 3pm
SWING DANCE 3.30 – 4.30pm
PLAYING SPOONS 5 – 6pm
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RUTH NOTMAN & SAM KELLY
POP-UP FESTIVAL CHOIR 6.30 – 7.30pm
IN CONVERSATION WITH MILLY JOHNSON 8 – 9pm
ALDEN PATTERSON AND DASHWOOD CONCERT 9pm
BILLY BRAGG
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SUNDAY PLANETS STAGE
LITTLE LIGHTS STAGE
9am 10am 11am 12pm
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KATHERINE PRIDDY 12 – 12.50pm
NIA WYN 1pm 2pm
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HANNAH READ 2 – 3pm
AN AUDIENCE WITH RUTH JONES 3pm 4pm
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BISCUITHEAD & THE BISCUIT BADGERS 4 – 4.50pm
K.O.G & THE ZONGO BRIGADE 5pm 6pm 7pm 8pm 9pm 10pm 11pm 12am
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BESS ATWELL 6 – 7pm
LE VENT DU NORD Tent closed for sound check at this time. Doors 8.05pm
7.10 – 8.10pm
HOPE & SOCIAL
8.25 – 9.50pm
KATE RUSBY 10 – 11pm
TALISK
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9.30 – 10.30am
TAI CHI 12pm 11am – 12pm
COMMUNITY DRUMMING
NIA WYN
12.30 – 1.30pm
MEET ALDEN PATTERSON AND DASHWOOD 2 – 3pm
FIDDLE & FOOT PERCUSSION 3.30 – 4.30pm
SWING DANCE 5 – 6pm
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HOPE & SOCIAL
POP-UP FESTIVAL CHOIR 6.30 – 7.30pm
NORTHERN SOUL DANCE
8.25pm
KATE RUSBY
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FOOTPATH TO CAWTHORNE
CAWTHORNE VILLAGE
BOX OFFICE
CAMPSITE RECEPTION VILLAGE GREEN
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TAXI POINT
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ONCE IN A BLUE MOON CAFE
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FIDDLE & FOOT PERCUSSION Fiddle with foot-tapping is a unique characteristic often seen with the music of Quebec. Olivier Demers and André Brunet, from Le Vent du Nord, are leading experts of this glorious style. They’re also great teachers and will be demonstrating how they create their amazing rhythms and play at the same time. Please bring along your fiddle if you have one, but don’t worry if you are not a player. This workshop promises to be practical for musicians and entertaining for everyone else. Sunday 2pm Workshop Tent
ALL ABOUT SINGING A workshop and discussion touching on all things singing including harmony, vocal health, technicality, musicality, yodelling and more. The Local Honeys will attempt to answer everyone’s questions regarding singing and the power of the human voice. They also promise to teach everyone a uniquely Kentucky song. Friday 3.30pm WorkshopTent
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THE LOCAL HONEYS Friday 5.40pm Little Lights Stage
SWING DANCE WORKSHOP Whether you're going to a Great Gatsby party or a big band swing dance, we've got you covered. This workshop will have you dancing those energetic moves everywhere. The talented couple, Robert & Tina, will be on hand to give you a good number of moves and the technique to dance the 20s and 30s style Charleston. Introductory sessions suitable for all ages. Also check out their website for regular classes in the Leeds area. riday 7.30pm F Saturday 2pm Sunday 3.30pm Workshop Tent
LE VENT DU NORD Sunday 6pm Planets Stage
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TAI CHI WORKSHOP Practise the martial art of Tai Chi with uplifting, soothing movements, synchronised breathing and gentle relaxation guided by David Lipka from Mindful Tai Chi. Saturday & Sunday 9.30am Workshop Tent
UKULELE WORKSHOP A teeny instrument with a big personality! Local ukulele guru Chris McShane will lead you in workshops on Friday and Saturday to learn easy songs and tunes. Each session will have a slightly different focus. riday 1.30pm F Saturday 12.30pm Workshop Tent
EVENING CEILIDH Originally the word Ceilidh (kaylee) descends from the Gaelic word for gathering or party. Join the Penistone WEA Folk Ensemble and caller Chris McShane on the dancefloor for an energetic evening full of dancing. Friday 9pm Workshop Tent 38
NORTHERN SOUL DANCE WORKSHOP
ALDEN PATTERSON AND DASHWOOD
Northern Soul was a music and dance movement that emerged in Northern England in the late 1960s, based on soul with a heavy beat and some of the coolest moves around. If you’ve ever felt you want to dance but think you have no rhythm, no coordination or don’t have the confidence to just get up and have a go, this is the place to start. Ideal for any age or ability.
Folk trio Alden Patterson and Dashwood will be in concert on Saturday and on Sunday invite you to a meet the artist workshop. The latter will include group singing, songwriting, instrumentation and a question and answer session. Learn all about their rich vocal harmonies and melodies, plus fiddle, dobro, guitar and mandolin playing.
Sunday 6.30pm
aturday 8pm S Sunday 12.30pm
Workshop Tent
Workshop Tent
In Association with Apex Music International
Saturday 8pm Workshop Tent
“Exquisite musicianship. My gig of the year” Ralph McTell
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PLAY THE SPOONS WORKSHOP Come and play the spoons with Jo May! Jo will provide an assortment of metal, wooden and plastic spoons. You’ll learn various different techniques and rhythms. No experience necessary, everybody welcome. Saturday 3.30pm Workshop Tent
COMMUNITY DRUMMING WORKSHOP Looking for something different, Unbeatable Energy is for you. Within minutes you will be playing multiple rhythms with the drums. No experience necessary, everybody welcome. Saturday & Sunday 11am Workshop Tent
POP-UP FESTIVAL CHOIR Back once again are the very talented Matt & Eleanor Wright from the award winning Barnsley Youth Choir who will be leading our singing workshops this year. Open to all ages and abilities. riday 5.30pm, F Saturday & Sunday 5pm Workshop Tent
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BARNSLEY 10-day dance extravaganza
presents...
Dancing town
Free workshops from industry professionals - Jazz, Ballroom, Street Dance, Swing, Cheerleading, Contemporary and much more.
Mandela Gardens Friday 9 – Sunday 18 August
Featuring George Sampson Supporting venues... Library @ the Lightbox, The Dance Box, Cooper Gallery and Barnsley Markets
Accessible and suitable for all abilities
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TOAST
ANYONE FOR TENNIS?
Pif-Paf ask you to join them at their tiny roaming world of flavours, sounds, fire and stories. Help them Toast the pancakes that tie us all together and make us all special, sharing tales, songs and tiny tasty morsels; it wouldn't be the same without you all. May contain gluten.
Strawberries - Cream - Action! Britain's top miniature, outdoor, comedy tennis show will be in full swing throughout the day in the main arena. Pulling the court, scoreboard and posh umpire behind him, our highly-strung tennis player will be looking for worthy opponents. The ensuing comedy matches feature everything about tennis that we love the best... painful injuries, temper tantrums, and of course slow motion replays. The court is pristine, the umpire inscrutable and the sprinkler system is unpredictable and indiscriminate; it’s just like the real thing!
Supported by Arts Council England, Without Walls BluePrint and Wild Rumpus. Friday Only
3pm, 5.15pm, 7.30pm Main Arena
aturday Only S 1.20pm, 3.20pm, 5.15pm Main Arena
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TEA CLUB
THE UNKNOWN
A strolling piece of dance theatre, celebrating Britain’s passion for tea and all things vintage. Trixie and Tilly are two eccentric tea ladies, who serve their fine leaf drink from their special musical trolley dancing to their favourite gramophone records, they swirl and stir along their way.
Amber, a tech savvy teen and her rather more traditional grandmother, Dawn, are onto something supernatural. With fellow members of the, Society for Speculation, (that’s YOU, the audience), can the daring duo get to the bottom of these gravitational goings on? The Unknown is an 80s inspired extra-terrestrial outdoor adventure guaranteed to be truly out of this world! Don’t forget to download the accompanying alien app to find and befriend aliens in the run-up to the show.
unday Only S 1.15pm, 3.30pm Main Arena
EATRE
Commissioned by Deer Shed Festival in partnership with Manic Chord Theatre and supported by Barnsley Civic. This is a 40 minute performance with a 20 minute interval between Parts 1 & 2. Friday 1.45pm, 4pm, 6.15pm Saturday 12pm, 2pm & 4pm Sunday 12pm, 2.15pm, 4.30pm Main Arena 43
LIVE & LEARN PANIC FAMILY CIRCUS The circus is back in town bringing a whole heap of circus and clown action. Loads of balls, stilts, clubs and zebras to juggle, plates to spin, hoolas to hoop, diablos to diab and unicycles to fall off. Watch out for giant bubble fun, Punch and Judy shows, storytelling, and loads more crazy antics all weekend at their super colourful stripey tent. No booking needed, simply pop in to see Elmo and his team.
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WALK THE LINES Find fun, laughter, amazement, disbelief and wonder this year at the 'fantabulous' story tent. Enter the world of author and illustrator, Mark Fraser, who has been with us from the VERY BEGINNING! Each year he captivates us all (yes, including the adults) with his exhilarating storytelling. New for 2019, he is sharing his story space and presenting our very own story-telling collective. Helen Wilson is passionate about teaching children to listen to their hearts, to have faith that it is entirely possible to achieve their dreams. Nicole Earley shares the connections to nature with children and the wonder of being joyfully present. Hogg and Hazel Understories. Rachel and Ruth have tales from the natural world, literally from the ground up! Kevin Murdoch and George Goulding will bring stories of pirates, magic and so much more. Find Mark’s den and lookout for his blackboard for performance times throughout the weekend. 45
EMMA’S CRAFTY KIDS It's time for your little ones to create a crafty little world of their own with tin foil rockets, glove monsters, mask disguises and junk modelling. Let your creative kids loose with pens, paints, fabrics, glue, and more. There will be outdoor chalkboards and supreme amounts of fun to be had. Just remember to bring an old T-shirt to work in as it could get very messy. Friday, Saturday & Sunday Stars Tent
STONE BALANCING Enter Responsible Fishing’s natural oasis, and join artist James Brunt in a chilled out creative hideaway in which to reconnect with nature. Expect the meditative art of balancing stones, temporary natural art and mandalas using foraged materials, ephemeral installations and creative play. Main Arena
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BONNIE BAIRNS AREA Designed with kids in mind and packed full of fun, the family events team have got a whole host of goings on for the most inquisitive, creative and playful bonnie bairns of all ages.
SUN TENT
MOON TENT
We think a spacecraft must have crashed in the Sun Tent this year as there is so much cosmic and extra terrestrial activity going on. Commonly known as the messy tent (clue is in the name) we have all kinds of crafts led by our amazing team of star helpers. All activities are listed in the timetables on the following pages. Oh yes, these activities will be totally out of this world!
Well, gravity seems to be no problem in the Moon Tent where toys, books, playmats, colouring (for all ages), a dressing up box, outdoor games, and other fun items (kindly provided by Cawthorne Toddler Group) are firmly on the ground and available to interact with. It is a (fairly) calm area where families can relax for a while before delving back to the music and mayhem. We also have singing activities for our littlest Bonnie Bairns with Amanda Cheetham of Rhythm and Rhyme at 10am, 12noon, 2pm and 4pm each day.
BUMS AND BOOBS TENT A discrete and distraction free space for baby feeding should you require it. We also have baby changing facilities including mats, wipes, potties etc. Just outside we have a dedicated and frequently cleaned children’s toilet.
Please understand children must be accompanied by a parent or guardian in all activities on site at all times, and we do hope adults will join in the fun too.
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FRIDAY LIVE & LEARN STARS TENT
SUN TENT
MOON TENT
(Emma's Crafty Kids)
(Kids Messy)
(Kids Clean)
9am
10am
11am 11 – 12pm 11am – 1pm
GALACTIC GRASS HEAD ALIENS
12pm
12 – 1pm
RHYTHM & RHYME SINGING
12 – 1.30pm
TIN FOIL EMBOSSED ROCKET ART
1pm
PLAYTIME
1 – 2pm 1 – 3pm
2pm
1.30 – 3pm
DIORAMA - MONSTER PICTURES
COSMIC CUSTOMISED CARRIER BAGS
PLAYTIME 2 – 3pm
RHYTHM & RHYME SINGING
3pm 3 – 4pm
4pm
5pm
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3 – 5pm
3 – 5pm
PAPIER MACHE MONSTERS
PAINT A MOON ROCK #UTSFROCKS
PLAYTIME 4 – 5pm
RHYTHM & RHYME SINGING
SATURDAY LIVE & LEARN STARS TENT
SUN TENT
MOON TENT
(Emma's Crafty Kids)
(Kids Messy)
(Kids Clean)
9am 9 – 10am 9 – 11am
9 – 11am
PAPIER MACHE MONSTERS
ROARING ROCKET BOOKMARKS
PLAYTIME 10 – 11am
10am
RYTHMN & RHYME SINGING 11am 11am – 12pm
11am – 1pm
11am – 1pm
BIG OUTDOOR PAINTING
COSMIC CUSTOMISED CARRIER BAGS
PLAYTIME 12pm 12 – 1pm
RHYTHM & RHYME SINGING 1pm 1 – 2pm 1 – 3pm 1.30 – 3pm
MONSTER MASK MAKING
WOBBLY BOBBLY ALIEN HATS
PLAYTIME 2pm 2 – 3pm
RHYTHM & RHYME SINGING 3pm 3 – 4pm
3 – 5pm
JUNK MODELLING
3 – 5pm
PLAYTIME
GALACTIC GRASS HEAD ALIENS
4 – 5pm
4pm
RYTHMN & RHYME SINGING
5pm
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SUNDAY LIVE & LEARN STARS TENT
SUN TENT
MOON TENT
(Emma's Crafty Kids)
(Kids Messy)
(Kids Clean)
9am 9 – 10am
9 – 10.30am
10am
11am
TIN FOIL EMBOSSED ROCKET ART
PLAYTIME 9 – 11am
SUPER STRAW ROCKETS
10.30am – 12pm
MONSTER MASK MAKING
11am – 12pm 11am – 1pm
12pm
10 – 11am
RHYTHM & RHYME SINGING
PLAYTIME
WEIRD & WOOLLY ALIENS 12 – 1pm
RHYTHM & RHYME SINGING 1pm
12.30 – 2pm
POP ART ACRYLIC PAINTINGS
1 – 2pm 1 – 3pm
PAINT A MOON ROCK #UTSFROCKS
2pm
2 – 3pm
RHYTHM & RHYME SINGING
2 – 3.30pm
3pm
PLAYTIME
GLOVE MONSTERS
3 – 4pm 3 – 5pm
4pm
5pm
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3.30 – 5pm
DIORAMA - ROCKET PICTURES
ROARING ROCKET BOOKMARKS
PLAYTIME 4 – 5pm
RHYTHM & RHYME SINGING
WELLBEING
ONCE IN A BLUE MOON CAFE
HEILSA
Once In A Blue Moon Cafe is back! For anyone who came last year, this fab cafe has something for everyone... A nomadic food & drink, music, arts and wellbeing space, creating a welcoming environment in which to relax with a hot drink and a bite to eat, take part in a workshop, learn from a talk, perform in an open mic session and carry on the party late into the night!
Heilsa is a Scandinavian word meaning health and also used to wish someone wellness and love. Kate and Liz will both be onsite with a totally relaxing, chilling and fun experience, offering a range of therapeutic treatments set in an environment of your choosing. Main Arena
Saturday & Sunday Yoga 9 – 10am Childrens Arts & Crafts 10am – 12pm Capoeira 10am – 12pm Hangdrum 12 – 2pm Upcycling 12 – 4pm Sunday Only Creative Writing 1 – 4pm Campsite 51
CRAFT VILLAGE The masters of their trade show you how it is done. Everything is handcrafted with expertise and passion. The best thing? They want you to give it a go too. Drop by, try something new and make beautiful things to take home. Join Gary at the Three Ravens Blacksmith Forge to learn the ancient art of metal work or try your hand on a wood turning lathe with Tony from Earth Encounters. Create sculptures crafted in metal influenced by nature with Bret or learn the basics of silversmithing and jewellery crafts at the Rooks & Roses tent - who are handily based across the valley in Holmfirth! Mosaic your own coaster or have a go at hand quilting with Candy Designs, learn to bake proper bread with Jacqui from Yorkshire Baking Club - with the help of ovens and flour from the marvellous Worsbrough Mill. Try your hand at felt making with Hawkmoon Crafts or join Huddersfield based workshoppers Darn It for some hot Kumihimo braided bracelet action. So much to try. Where to start!
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FOOD & DRINK Vegetarian Vegan Breakfast Options Nut Free Gluten Free Child Options
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HIDE & HOOF
You will know them as Yummy Yorkshire, who sell the most delightfully delicious award-winning ice cream, but alongside the parlour on their farm, nestled in the heart of the Pennine Yorkshire countryside, they also have a restaurant called the Hide & Hoof. They will be offering a mouthwatering 16 hour slow cooked Bolster Moor Yorkshire beef brisket served with locally sourced sweet potato fries.
LEON
Veggie/vegan homemade curries, salads and desserts. Yum, yum, yum! Leon has been a veggie/vegan caterer for over 35 years with a goal to dazzle taste buds around the UK with international gourmet veggie/ vegan food. We are delighted that he will be returning for his second year, by popular demand we will add, using healthy ingredients such as handpicked wild food, fresh fruit, vegetables and highquality wholefoods.
THE ROAR FOOD CO.
With over 30 years catering experience, The Roar Food Company will be sending our taste buds WILD with their scrummy offerings of tasty wraps, sandwiches and paninis. They love to serve delicious, guilt free and where possible, locally sourced ingredients which caters for all diets.
THE ENGLISH INDIAN
You may remember these lovely peeps from last year‌ Well they are back, but with their fish & chips stand! Oh yes! This classic fast food dish with an Indian twist, frying the best fish, halloumi & chips you’ll ever taste.
BEETLE JUICE
Serving great tasting, mixed drinks from the back of a custom converted 1970s VW Camper, we are thrilled to welcome Beetle Juice for a fourth year. Also, look out for the UTSf signature drink this year named the Cawthorne Comet thanks to our Facebook competition winner Joanne Atkin.
CAWTHORNE VILLAGE TEA LADIES
HANKY PANKY PANCAKES
Their permanent home is a very excellent pancake restaurant in the heart of Chester city centre. Now these risque adventurers are taking the show on the road in a fully refurbished, bright yellow vintage caravan. Serving a unique take on some classic savoury and sweet pancakes and south Indian dosa, these guys have got the goods you are looking for.
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FORKED
Goumet sausages and mash with attitude. Forked is all about the sourcing, cooking and serving quality bangers and mash using the finest local suppliers to make sure their dishes are the tastiest in town. Munch on some premium quality sausages and sumptuous flavoured mashed potato with onion gravy! Don’t think this is just for meat eaters, the deliciously mouth-watering vegetarian sausages are a welcome addition. Totally vegetarian too! No skins, so no worries about what they might be made of. Sounds good to us.
PIZZA LOCO
Under the hood of this steel beast there’s a powerful firebox just like a real steam train, but instead of a coal furnace, there’s a traditional wood-burning oven based on a centuries-old Italian design. Once it’s fired up it can turn out a deliciously crisp, thin, and bubbly-crusted pizza in under a minute. Pizza Locco use the finest ingredients from local Yorkshire producers and their own herb and vegetable garden. Vegan cheese and gluten free bases are available.
LITTLE ESPRESSO COMPANY
Serving speciality coffee from local, artisan roasters who share the same passion for coffee and are members of the Speciality Coffee Association of Europe, ensuring a fair price is paid to farmers for the beans. Their fun and funky vintage caravan is fully kitted out with the shiniest tip top quality espresso machine.
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CHURRIOSO
Our favourite sweet treats! Mexican inspired vegan churrería slinging dough in the form of the humble Mexican staple, Churros con Chocolate.
ONCE IN A BLUE MOON CAFE
A nomadic food & drink, music, arts and wellbeing space. We are super excited they are back for 2019. Here you will find a welcoming environment in which to relax with a cuppa and a bite to eat or even take part in a workshop (see page 53). Open early until late each day serving up a full menu of delicious organic treats, and unique vegan friendly meals.
SILKSTONE SCOUTS
Serving a hearty selection of breakfast goodies, including local meat from Cannon Hall Farm, the Scouts will once again be based on our campsite and raising funds for their future projects. We’re definitely happy to scoff a few bacon butties when it’s all for a good cause.
GOOD SPUDS
The name really says it all, and they’re very proud of their reputation in producing high quality baked potatoes with beautiful home made fillings. They will be bringing ‘Big Ben’, a handsome Victorian oven, to UTSf to produce freshly baked jackets cooked to perfection with fillings that really are top notch and we don’t say this lightly. Attention to each small detail, every step of the way takes this humble street food to new ground.
THAI MANIA
The man behind the wok Mr Neung comes from generations of successful street food traders in the heart of South Thailand. All of the dishes are cooked from scratch with fresh local produce and top quality imported Thai ingredients. The menu has been created with love from traditional family recipes mixed with a little Asian fusion cooking from their travels.
YUMMY YORKSHIRE
This is artisan ice cream at its award winning best! Serving 7 luxury flavours from their udderly delicious marquee...treat your taste buds to the finest ice cream in Yorkshire.
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RIGATONI'S PASTA PEACE FROM THE EAST
This new and exciting easterninspired street food company use the finest ingredients with sustainability very much at the heart of everything they do. Peace of the East specialise in Southeast Asian street food. Let your taste buds go wild.
Rigatoni’s Pasta is a fabulously high energy, imaginative travelling foodie, aimed at offering high quality, super tasty, home-made sauces with an extensive gluten free range. With over 32 years experience in the field we can’t wait for you to sample their exclusive recipes handed down over generations of family.
PURA VIDA
We haven’t had a Mexican trader for years and we thought it was about time to do something about it. This beautifully hand painted stall with local paintings and flowers brings something a little extra to UTSf. We are excited to have them onsite and await their Mexican gastronomic delights.
THE BEEF BURGER CO.
The Beef Burger Co. will be bringing damn fine burgers to the wonderful people of Yorkshire and beyond. Their beef is RED TRACTOR assured, 100% local, and we are very proud to have them serving at UTSf this year.
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UTS FESTIVAL BAR
Presented in partnership with Light and Hoppy Bars we’re proud to serve a great selection of local Yorkshire ales alongside a fine selection of delicious ciders, crispy and fruity wines, potent spirits and refreshing soft drinks, all at the most competitive prices we can manage - this is Yorkshire after all. This year, you will also find a stunning upright piano in the bar thanks to Shackleford Pianos. Remember, UTSf is like a piano, what you get out of it depends on how you play it. So give it a go and play from your heart. Friday and Saturday 12pm – 00.30am. Sunday 12pm – Midnight.
CHARITY STARTS...WELL, IN A FIELD
YORKSHIRE CANCER RESEARCH GRIMM & CO We are thrilled to have Yorkshire Cancer Research as our official Charity Partner at this year’s UTSf. Welly-themed fun awaits throughout the weekend along with healthy snacks and smoothies. You can also decorate your welly boots. Yorkshire Cancer Research is Yorkshire’s very own cancer charity, helping people in the region avoid and survive cancer. Funds raised for the charity help ensure more people in Yorkshire avoid cancer by understanding potential risk factors, receive an early diagnosis when their cancer is more likely to be cured, and have access to better treatment. So what are you waiting for? Don your wellies and help us give cancer the boot!
Grimm & Co is a registered charity and our core purpose is to change lives one story at a time. We support under-resourced children and young people aged 7 to 18 with their confidence and skills around creativity and writing. Awaiting you on Trader's Walk.
HIDDEN HOMELESS Can you help? We have teamed up with Hidden Homeless Leeds, a mobile outreach team who support rough sleepers, bringing much needed support and supplies, plus other essential items. They are in desperate need of tents, sleeping bags, roll mats, trackie bottoms, t-shirts, hoodies, underwear, socks, footwear and basic hygiene items. If you can help, please drop items at the Donation Point next to the Box Office. Whatever you can donate, we thank you from the bottom of our hearts. 59
LOCAL AMENITIES & USEFUL PHONE NUMBERS Barnsley Hospital A&E Department ... Just In Case! Gawber Road, Barnsley S75 2EP 01226 730 000
NHS helpline
Dial 111 for minor medical emergencies for a phone consultation and dial 999 for major emergencies.
South Yorkshire Police Penistone Police Station
Cawthorne Cottage Store
Cash Machines
Hilary's Cawthorne Tea Room & Gardens
Kexborough Post Office 39 Ballfield Lane S75 5FF 1.5 miles from the site. Located inside the convenience store open 7 days a week 6am to 9pm. Free cash withdrawals.
Mon - Sat 8am – 5pm Sun 10am – 4pm 11 Darton Road, Cawthorne S75 4HR. 01226 792 819
Mon - Sat 9am – 3.30pm Sun 10am to 3pm (same location as Cawthorne Cottage Store)
1 Bridge Street, Public Telephone Penistone S36 6AJ. For The nearest public non-emergencies dial 101. telephone box is in Cawthorne outside the Fire Service Post Office on Church Penistone Fire Station, Street, S75 4HL Sheffield Road, Penistone S36 6HN Local Taxis 0114 2532505 We advise you to book your taxi well in advance. Cawthorne Local taxi companies will Post Office be very busy during the Mon - Fri 9am – 5.30pm weekend. There is no Sat 9am – 2pm “off-hire” taxi rank at the Sun 9am – midday festival site. 1 Church Street, Arrow Taxis Cawthorne, Barnsley 01226 388888 S75 4HL. 01226 790 215 Cash withdrawals Blueline Taxis available over 01226 244444 the counter.
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Many onsite traders and caterers take card payment. The box office, bar and merchandise stall also take card payments.
Kexborough Spar 117 Churchfield Lane S75 5DN, 1.5 miles from the site. Located outside the store. Operates 24/7 free cash withdrawals. One Stop Barnsley Rd, Barugh Green S75 1JT 2 miles from the site. Located inside the store. Store opens 7 days a week 6am to 11pm. Free cash withdrawals.
UNDERNEATH THE STARS MERCHANDISE
ON SALE NOW FIND THEM AT THE FESTIVAL SIGNING & MERCHANDISE STALL
SAVE THE DATE FOR 2020 31 JULY - 2 AUGUST
Original Comic Book Art from Dean Ormston & Fiona Stephenson
Saturday 18 May – Wednesday 28 August Free Admission, Donations Welcome... Award winning comic book artist Dean Ormston (Black Hammer, Judge Dredd, Lucifer, Superman) & artist Fiona Stephenson are two hugely successful, internationally renowned illustrators. They are also born, bred and based in Barnsley. For the first time,The Cooper Gallery also brings together prominent artists including Mike Mignola, Jamie Hewlett, Jack Kirby and Alison Sampson in this fascinating exhibition.
www.cooper-gallery.com
Cooper Gallery, Church Street, Barnsley, S70 2AH
BM+HT Charity Number: 1164496
Image Credit: Dean Ormston