Village hall

Acoustic Jam Session

Play an instrument? Sing? Want to shake a shaker? Or chill out and listen to some music created in the moment?

We’re switching off the PA and extending an invitation to whoever comes along.

Who knows what will happen? Come along and find out! We’re sure it will be magical!

• Location: Village hall
• When: Friday & Saturday, 9:30 pm

Al Head

Al Head (they/them) is a queer, nonbinary singer/songwriter.

They sing songs about lgbtqi+ community, solidarity and experience, and songs about land connection and the pagan wheel of the year. 

They are an environmental, disability and lgbtqi+ activist, cocreated Queer Spirit Festival and are currently organising performance for Trans Pride Exeter.

• Location: Village hall
• When: Saturday, 8 pm

Blossom's Enchantment

Blossom's Enchantment: blurring the boundaries between performance and guided visualisation.

Blossom invites you to get comfortable, close your eyes, and let the songs lead you into deeper connection. 

• Location: Village hall
• When: Friday, 7 pm

Burn The Ladder

Burn the ladder is a folk musician bearing a sharp tongue and a big heart.

She combines the rich story-telling tradition of folk music with the wit and sensibilities of a protest singer in a bitter-sweet catalog of hope, sorrow, joy and fury.

• Location: Village hall
• When: Friday, 8 pm

Crazy Old Queen

Performer and creator with a passion for amateur empowerment and public space.

Trained across Brazil and Europe in dance, theater, and singing, they now make participative, in situ work that transforms strangers into fellow protagonists.

• Location: Village hall
• When: Friday, 7:30 pm

Faye Patton

Jazz artist Faye Patton presents her Queer Spirit solo programme - red hot 'n' smooth sounds with a vintage twist and a contemporary, electric vibe.

Sultry vocals, glittering guitar magic, retro pagan rock and some Prince tunes! A powerful presence with an inspirational LGBTQ+ flavour rarely seen in jazz.

• Location: Village hall
• When: Saturday, 7 pm

Great Aunt Tranni

Great Aunt Tranni is VERY Disappointed.

Like the eccentric in the family who swears through Sunday lunch, Nicola Beck's show is packed with amused disdain, sharp wit, and a few choice expletives.

Woker than Gen Alpha, Great Aunt Tranni is very disappointed indeed, and keen to tell you why

• Location: Village hall
• When:  Friday, 8:30 pm

Henry Everett - The Great Pan is dead!

Ancient Greek God of pasture, wild creatures, and solitary places... 'The Great God Pan' was creator of terror and panic and yet, was protector and seducer.

Pan came to embody the spirit of the wild, and yet, Pan is one of the few Greek Gods to have died.

• Location: Village hall
• When: Saturday, 7:30 pm

Kimwei

“Do you see me?” asks Kimwei—because you can’t be what you can’t see.

A queer nonbinary singer‑songwriter sharing honest and beautiful folk songs, holding a space where everyone has the right to be who they are, because nothing’s binary.

• Location: Village hall
• When: Sunday, 8 pm

Octavia Holyoake

Octavia uses deep tradition to speak with an uncertain present, flush with fingerpicked folkish stylings. 

• Location: Village hall
• When: Friday, 9 pm

Open Mic

Open to all - sing, dance, perform... 

• Location: Village hall
• When: Friday, Saturday & Saturday, 1 pm

Pan

Born in small-town New Zealand, music shaped my early life before moving to the UK in 1993 with an HIV diagnosis. After years lost to meth addiction, rehab in 2016 changed everything.

I found healing, guitar, and community through Radical Faeries and Queer Spirit Festival — now performing, DJing, and co-leading Stewards with gratitude.

• Location: Village hall
• When: Saturday, 9 pm

Qweaver wordweaver

Qweaver is a queer magical being, community maker, poet. Poetry has ever served magic - words are spells and poems enactments.

They relish poetry’s subversion, its dances between meaning and mystery, how it connects minds and hearts.

They have been performing for over 10 years and have published 3 books.  

• Location: Village hall
• When: Saturday, 8:30 pm

Siobhán Fergus Evans

Siobhán Fergus Evans is an award-winning trans writer and performer who deftly weaves poetry into tapestries saturated with lived experience and half-imagined fantastical landscapes.

Her work blurs the lines between autobiography and imagination to create modern folk-tales about displacement, queerness, belonging, and the uncertain territory of what might have been.

• Location: Village hall
• When: Sunday, 8:30 pm

The Queer Fool

There is a place on the edge where we can play' ('Queer Deity, Sacred Slut' by Al Head).

The Queer Fool plays many different parts of themselves in this unique form of improvised theatre.

They will give their own perspective on festival events and explore themes that have arisen.

• Location: Village hall
• When: Sunday, 7:30 pm