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RUBY TUESDAY PRESENTS... FEELING NOUGHTIES

Revellers gathered in the intimate basement of Drink, Shop & Do for FEELING NOUGHTIES, a night of burlesque, comedy and Noughties nostalgia, to celebrate the launch of A. L. Michael's Goodbye Ruby Tuesday and in support of Core Arts, a social business that promotes positive mental health through creativity. Compere Scottee dazzled in an array of glittering outfits, comedian Katie Pritchard serenaded a lettuce, Amelia Sparkles mesmerised audiences with her hypnotic hoops, and Ruby Deshabillé delivered an unforgettable showstopper. The event supported Core Arts.

Photo Credit: Holly Kosmin

PUBLISHING 101

At the 25th Larmer Tree Festival, Sara Veal gave a talk on how to get published, whether independently, digitally or traditionally, deep in the heart of the Lost Wood.

Photo Credit: Holly Kosmin

STRONG WOMEN SQUAD presents... RUN THE WORLD

A new squad assembled at The Dead Dolls House. The mission? To inspire and empower, and be inspired and empowered. The night opened with an awesome dance class from City Academy's Louise Douglas, learning the moves to Beyonce's Run the World, and unleashing the diva within, followed by lightning talks and performances from amazing women. There was laughter, tears, a giant boob, and power-women cocktails and mocktails, with an incredible haul of feminist reads and healthy treats for all the guests to take home as a reminder of the evening. The event supported Women's Aid.

Photo credit: Craig Simmonds

PURPLE REIGN: THE PRINCE-INSPIRED BIRTHDAY BAKE-OFF CABARET

A fundraiser for Code Club at Makers Academy.

Photo credit: Craig Simmonds

SHAKE IT OFF! THE STRONG WOMEN SQUAD SUMMER PARTY

Supporting Coppafeel! with a night of empowering talks and dance.

Photo credit: Craig Simmonds

WRITING IN THE WOODS

Nurturing creativity for all ages in the Lost Wood of Larmer Tree Festival.

Photo credit: Naomi Beckett

ROBOT CODING

Learning through storytelling at Sunrise Festival.

Photo credit: Cari Hampson