A celebration of creatives through art, music & discussion

Sunday 14 September 2025

2pm - 9pm (workshops from 10am)

Life Drawing Workshop with Judy Clarkson

10am – 12pm
The Cove Studio, 50-58 Markfield Rd, London N15 4QF
judyclarkson.com
the-cove-studio.com

 Come and enjoy two hours of tutored life drawing – all levels welcome from newbies to pros. Hosted by Judy Clarkson, award winning studio artist at Gaunson Creative Studios. Materials available.

Please ensure you register to attend this event so that we can guarantee the supply of materials. If you are unable to make it, please let us know so that we can release your ticket to the waiting list.

*This is a limited capacity event. Ticket holders will be prioritised.

Kids Yoga Workshops*

1pm – 1.30pm (ages 3-7)
1.30pm – 2pm (ages 8-11)
The Cove Studio, 50-58 Markfield Rd, London N15 4QF
instagram.com/marthaschildrensyoga

Children who have a regular yoga practice learn to develop stronger awareness and are more in touch with their physical and emotional well-being.
 
Focusing on relaxation, breath work and creative mindfulness techniques through fun story led physical poses (asanas) teaches children to self soothe and manage emotions while building confidence and a sense of presence and purpose in an often busy world. Yoga poses improve strength, posture and flexibility and helps with coordination and balance.
 
Martha has practiced Hatha and Vinyasa flow yoga for over 20 years and qualified as a specialist children’s yoga instructor in 2020.  Her classes run every Sunday morning at the Hub in Lordship Rec, Tottenham as well as supporting regular community events around the UK.

*This is a limited capacity event. Ticket holders will be prioritised.

Tennis for All - The Access To Sports Project:
family drop-in sessions

12-2pm
Markfield Park, London N15 4RB
clubspark.lta.org.uk/TennisforAll1

Tennis for All is a part of the Access to Sports Project and is the main provider of tennis across park venues in Haringey. The aim of Tennis for All is to make tennis as accessible as possible to the local communities and does this by offering free and low-cost tennis sessions around parks and local spaces in the borough.

*This is a limited capacity event. Ticket holders will be prioritised.

Gaunson Creative Open Studios

2pm – 6pm
Gaunson Creative Studios, Gaunson House, Markfield Rd, London N15 4QQ
gaunsoncreativestudios.co.uk

Immerse yourself in a world of creativity and visit the studios of over 50 working artists in south Tottenham. Join us for an unmissable weekend of art, culture, and fun! Kids can also join in with a butterfly trail around the studios.

Art In The Yard

2pm – 11pm
Gaunson Creative Studios, Gaunson House, Markfield Rd, London N15 4QQ
gaunsoncreativestudios.co.uk

Gaunson House car park will present Art in The Yard with outdoor art installations, murals, live art, live music, children’s craft, face painting, a bar and food stalls.

Live Music presented by Ten To One Events

2pm – 6pm
Gaunson Creative Studios, Gaunson House, Markfield Rd, London N15 4QQ

Live Music Line-up:

2.30pm: 

Chiara

3.30pm: 

Cutsmith

4.30pm: 

Sophie Darling

5.30pm: 

Max Kynman

Markfield Road: bar, food, kids activities

2pm – 11pm
Markfield Rd, London N15 4QQ

Closed to traffic for the duration of the festival, Markfield Road itself will be hosting craft workshops, a bar, food stalls, DJs, seating and a bouncy castle.

Food Vendors:

Latty’s Kitchen

Griddle Guys

Walthamstow Dogs

Penni’s Munchies

Burger Brothers

Leo’s Acropolis

Live Music presented by Ten To One Events

2pm – 7pm
Markfield Rd, London N15

Live Music Line-up:

2pm:

Tom McQ

3pm:

The Berberines

5pm: 

Prince of Battenberg

6pm: 

The Deniros

Pragmata Collective presents

4pm – 5pm
Markfield Rd, London N15
instagram.com/thepragmatacollective

Pragmata Collective presents a selection of performances, songs, and music from themselves, cat-punk family band National Rails, and writer-performer Allan Struthers.

National Rails mostly write songs about their fluffy feline, Myshkin, and a host of other cool cats, both imaginary and real.

Allan Struthers work addresses political concerns around gender, mass media culture, and organised labour

Tottenham-based artists Adele Lazzeri & Toby Tobias Kidd work together as Pragmata Collective, a micro-institution staging experimental art events and interventions, often involving music, community, and performance.

Markfield Beam Engine Museum Open + Steam, Kids Activities, Film Screening

10am – 3.30pm
Steaming at 12.30pm and 2.30pm

Markfield Beam Engine & Museum, Markfield Park, London, N15 4RB
mbeam.org

Did you know Markfield Park was home to one of the earliest sewage treatment works in the country? Explore the fascinating remains of this site and learn more about its history.

There will be a film screening and activities for children.

Art Exhibition by Tom Forman

10am – 5pm
Idris Barbering Co, Unit 8, Gaunson House, Markfield Rd, London N15 4QQ
instagram.com/tommic_forman

A series of mix media pieces, screen prints, risograph prints and drawings will be on display all weekend.

DJ set by PolyDub Sound System

7pm – 9pm
Markfield Rd, London N15 4QQ

PolyDub Sound System will be closing the festival

Panel Talk: The future use of AI in creative practice

2pm – 3pm
The Cove Studio, 50-58 Markfield Rd, London N15 4QF
the-cove-studio.com

This panel talk will explore the future use of AI within creative practices, pro and cons and whether it takes anything away from traditional creative processes.

Speakers:

Costas Kazantzis (Lead Creative Technologist, Researcher)
instagram.com/costaskazantzis

Costas Kazantzis is a creative technologist and researcher exploring the transformative potential of game engines, 3D design, and extended reality (XR) in fashion and contemporary art. As Lead Creative Technologist at London College of Fashion’s Fashion Innovation Agency, he develops pioneering projects at the intersection of design, technology, and storytelling—including Reskinning Reality, a volumetric capture and digital fashion project redefining how garments are simulated, presented, and experienced in real time. His practice challenges conventional gaming mechanics while centring queer narratives, community building, and cultural preservation through immersive platforms. Currently a PhD candidate at UAL’s Creative Computing Institute, Costas’ work bridges industry and research, shaping future directions in digital fashion and participatory storytelling.

Carola Dixon (AI Creative Director, Brand Innovator)
caroladixon.com
instagram.com/carolacdixon

Carola Dixon is an AI Creative Director and Brand Innovator who helps brands harness AI to expand their creative possibilities. She designs immersive installations, creates personalised campaigns with generative AI, and bridges digital and physical worlds through 3D modelling and virtual try-ons, using technology to advance sustainability and drive growth.
Over the past three years, she has partnered with industry leaders including Vogue, Karl Lagerfeld, the Met Gala, and Paper Magazine to create innovative experiences powered by emerging technologies.
Carola champions AI as a force for good, advocating for augmentation over automation, protection of human IP, and up-skilling creative professionals. She holds a BA from Columbia University and an MSc in AI for Creative Industries from UAL.Le

*This is a limited capacity event. Ticket holders will be prioritised.

Film Tottenham screenings and panel talk

3.30pm – 5.30pm
The Cove Studio, 50-58 Markfield Rd, London N15 4QF
the-cove-studio.com

Film Tottenham is a creative hub for filmmakers and film in Tottenham. It is a member of BFI Film Audience Network and has screened over 70 short films in Tottenham. As part of the festival they’ll be a film screening followed by a panel discussion. 18+ only. 

Panel talk speakers:

Issabella Orlando – Writer, filmmaker
instagram.com/issabellaorlando

Issabella Orlando is a Canadian-Italian writer and filmmaker based in London.
Working across poetry, personal essays, film, and multimedia journalism, her work explores our connection to our roots: mythologies, personal histories, culture, and craft.

TOPOS is her fifth film and first poetic documentary, blending two disciplines to tell a true story through a personal & experimental lens. The film draws on her southern Italian heritage, experience of grief, upbringing between cultures, and the sense of connection and pain of separation from one’s ancestral land.

Jessica Craig Roche – Director, writer, photographer
instagram.com/jessiecraigroche

Jessie Craig Roche is a Canadian Director, Writer & Photographer based in London.

Her feature script FLIGHTLESS BIRDS, a Nicholl Quarterfinalist, was chosen by Film London for the New Talent Strand of the Production Finance Market. It has been twice shortlisted for Telefilm Canada funding. It is currently in late development.

This follows the success of her short THREE THINGS WE WON’T TALK ABOUT at BAFTA and Oscar qualifying festivals.

As a photographer she’s worked with talents such as Leonardo DiCaprio, Cate Blanchett, Willem Dafoe and Emma Stone.

Her work is in the permanent collection at the National Portrait Gallery.

Soukeyna Osei-Bonsu – Writer, film producer, founder of Mzab Studios Ltd
instagram.com/mzab_studios

Soukeyna Osei-Bonsu is a writer, film producer and founder of MZAB Studios Ltd., an anthropological media company producing film and a quarterly publication at the intersection of adventure culture and spirituality. In her writing, she is deeply inspired by the strange and brilliant works that came before her (Crime and Punishment, Parable of the Sower, Metamorphosis, Waiting for Godot, Spirited Away) and often imbues surrealism/ magical realism into her most recent writing to explore a cosmopolitanism and identify that seldom gets to pervasively see the light. She is author of a poetry book with Lote Tree Press and Between the Two Worlds is her debut film produced through MZAB.

Sarah Montgomery – Actor-muso, singer, poet
instagram.com/sarah_montyx

Sarah Montgomery is an actor-muso, singer and poet originally from Aberdeen. She came to London in 2021, graduating with an MA in Acting from East 15 Acting School. Sarah’s credits include Cairns (Sláinte! Theatre Company), Babysitting the Cheese (The Bread and Roses Theatre), two tours with TIE company Performance in Education, upcoming short film REM and she has been a cast member at the London Dungeon for three seasons. She hopes to finish her writing project Auld Lang Syne soon and to develop it with Sláinte! Theatre, who she’s worked with on multiple occasions as Community Coordinator and as Assistant Producer for Shepherd’s Warning.

Danny Baalbaki – Filmmaker
instagram.com/dannyxb

Danny is a British-Arab filmmaker from North East London. He studied Human, Social and Political Sciences at Cambridge and Directing at MetFilm School. His work is shaped by a lived experience in urban working-class communities and a diasporic perspective, aiming to amplify underrepresented voices through thoughtful, visually driven storytelling.  

filmtottenham.com
instagram.com/filmtottenham
facebook.com/filmtottenham

*This is a limited capacity event. Ticket holders will be prioritised.

Artist Talk: Peter Suchin 'Aspects of Art Criticism'

6.30pm – 7.30pm
The Cove Studio, 50-58 Markfield Rd, London N15 4QF
the-cove-studio.com

Peter Suchin is an artist, critic and curator. In this talk he will introduce several different models of art criticism and discuss their positive and negative aspects in relation to contemporary art.

*This is a limited capacity event. Ticket holders will be prioritised.

Art Film Screening by Jamie Wagg

8pm
The Cove Studio, 50-58 Markfield Rd, London N15 4QF
the-cove-studio.com

From Guernica to Gaza
From Tate Britain to British Parliament

A film of the Performance of the Lecture of the Painting of the Installation in the Royal Gallery, Palace of Westminster. Houses of Parliament

*This is a limited capacity event. Ticket holders will be prioritised.

Pre events

Friday 12 September 2025

5pm – 11pm

Saturday 13 September 2025

2pm – 11pm

Sunday 14 September 2025

2pm – 9pm