A new week and we’ve got lots of new Tribe Norfolk talent to tell you about. If you haven’t yet booked to join us then grab your tickets now!

At our forthcoming Tribe Norfolk Weekend from 13th-14th July we have a bevy of new traders joining our maker’s market…. Baby Man Store brings children’s clothing in organic jersey cotton, made by Norfolk mother of six Becca.

Jipola will be offering flowery festival paraphernalia and accessories for the wild and free, including flower crowns and feather head-dresses and there’s beautiful contemporary furniture handmade in Norfolk from Eclipse Create.

Jess of Talking Rubbish Norwich is showing her incredible new Clay Norwich plastic-free beauty products, newly launched and absolutely divine!

Look out for sweet treats from Kings Lynn’s Bespoke Cheesecake Creations - non-baked cheesecakes in all kinds of incredible flavours. The Tricicle will also be out and about around the site, offering gluten-free ice-cream from Lakenham Creamery and Waffle & Co will be on hand to satisfy your sweet cravings with fresh, handcrafted waffles. See you there!

We want your Tribe Norfolk Weekend to be as experiential as possible - an opportunity to make memories that will last a lifetime. We have some wonderful workshops for you and your family to enjoy…. grab your tickets now!

BeWILDerwood

The Twiggle Team from BeWILDerwood will be at Tribe Norfolk festival again with some of your favourite curious characters from the woods. Expect games, giggles, storytelling and crafting in true BeWILDerwood style! Fabulous, family fun.

Stitch Me Happy

Grown ups and children can have fun learning how to turn old clothes and fabric scraps into simple and effective jewellery. With a focus on limiting the waste involved in sewing/clothes making, all of the buttons, beads, ribbon, feathers and tassels that can be added to the handmade jewellery are remnants/second hand or made from second hand materials. This is a fantastic and very easy way to up-cycle, reuse, renew, reinvent, and get crafty whatever your age and skill level (with the added bonus of getting a lovely sense of satisfaction from making something with your own two hands!). No skills or experience necessary.

 Workshop duration: Approx 30 - 45 mins

Cost: £3.50 per person or £12.50 for a group/family of 4 . No need to book; pay (cash only) on the day.

Ages: Most suitable for age 5 years upwards (younger siblings are very welcome to come and join in under the supervision of their parents/guardians but may need extra help making their jewellery). All children up to the age of 16 must be accompanied by an adult.

Santosha Yoga

Emily will be returning to Tribe Norfolk Weekend 2019 with her hip hop and reggae yoga for all ages. Pre-booking will be available soon and we recommend securing your space (classes are free but spaces limited) and there may be opportunity for drop-ins on the day.

Mumma Wolf

Mumma Wolf is a project which aims to empower families through yoga,  mindfulness and a connection with nature. Working with Tribe Norfolk, we've created a yoga experience for all little people and families: short bursts of yogic story-telling, free for all families throughout the day, surrounded by the sighing stream and whispering willows of a magical little island nestled right in the heart of Happy Valley. For calm, for fun and for connection. 

Wellness Blend Workshop from Cup-O-T Services

Come to our stand and write on our wellness tea leaves the things that make you feel good and cheer you up.  Add them to our giant teabag to create your own wellness blend.  You will take away a mini version to remind you of the things that can give you a daily boost to your mental wellness. Managing how we feel is like making a good cup of tea, it’s all about the blend of ingredients – we all have different preferences for tea and we all have different ways to support ourselves when we feel low. This workshop is suitable for ages 10+.  The workshop is run by Cup-O-T: Wellness and Therapy Services, a non-profit organisation that provides mental health Occupational Therapy to young people and adults in Norfolk. Our workshop is free of charge however a small donation would be appreciated to enable us to continue our work.

Feathers and Futures

Feathers Futures Community Interest Company was set up to empower and enable women to make positive choices about their futures. We have a base in Great Yarmouth where women over the age of 18 are welcome to come and access support, build confidence, resilience and reduce isolation. Currently there are around 50 women accessing our workshops and courses on offer, as well as our peer support groups. Our aim is to offer that safe, supportive place for women to grow.

We are really excited to be coming to Tribe Norfolk Weekend where we will have some of our cards and pictures on sale as well as some tasters of the courses and workshops we deliver.

Karen Bek will be holding willow weaving workshops (small items such as bird feeders, fish, dragonflies) as well as selling handwoven willow baskets, bird feeders and obelisks

Pottery Workshops

Claire of Wayside Pottery and Alice Cary Art will be joining forces to expand on the pottery workshops we held last year. Claire’s stand was booked through Tribe Norfolk 2018 and the feedback from the children was hugely positive.

Alice’s work is inspired by her travels and the Norfolk coastal landscape. Alice creates functional ceramics, some of which are illustrated. Alice also works with various printmaking techniques onto clay using coloured slips, sponges and rollers. She creates her own work from her studio in north Norfolk. At Tribe Norfolk she will be helping with have a go at a throw as well as the primitive clay workshops. 

Pretty Cactus Plants

Donna of Pretty Cactus Plants will be offering simple macrame workshops, making plant holders and beautiful home decor. Email Donna direct to arrange your workshop, drop-in on the day may be available.

Our shopping market is filling up for Tribe Norfolk Weekend 2019 with some wonderful Norfolk creatives offering fashion , jewellery, homeware and more.

Richard Kirman Ceramics -

Richard creates ceramic vessels with human facial features sculpted onto them. His work combines contemporary figurative sculpture with traditional functional pottery resulting in home ware such as mugs bowls and planters.

The Braidy Bunch Crew will be offering festival-style jewellery including pretty anklets, necklaces, tribal-style bags and more. You can also visit them to get your hair braided and wrapped in festival colours!

The fab Kate from Lovely lot of Little Knots will be selling some bohemian Macrame decor including wall hangings, pot holders, headbands, bunting and so much more.

Also returning to Tribe Norfolk Weekend for 2019 will be last year’s exhibitors Meg Matthews Jewellery and Sara Argentum Design. Blacksmith Arthur Purdy will also be back with his range of jewellery, garden sculptures and accessories and Wildling Woman with their bohemian women’s fashionwear.

Sara Argentum Design

Arthur Purdy

Meg Matthews Jewellery

Wildling Woman

Joining us again will be Vintage Deli Clothing - Selling off stunning summer treats at super low prices.

Vintage Deli Clothing - pic by Emily Jane Morgan

The fabulous Feather Futures Community Interest Company was set up to empower and enable women to make positive choices about their futures. They will be sharing their story and selling beautiful illustrative designs at Tribe Norfolk Weekend.

Pretty Cactus Plants will be selling some of her gorgeous plants

NEALS YARD REMEDIES -

Gemma will be showcasing Neal’s Yard Remedies blue bottles of organic loveliness in various ways during the weekend! There will be a selection of products available to purchase, products to sample, I will be available for skincare consultations and advice or why not treat yourself to a mini pampering treatment! 

There’s still some trade spaces left so get in touch if you’d like to join the crew and be part of this lovely little festival at the stunning wilderness venue of Happy Valley.

Email - hello@tribenorfolk.co.uk