Nestled near the Norfolk Broads, Keri specialises in working with stoneware and earthenware clay bodies to create both functional and decorative pieces for the table, the home and the garden. Her work is individual and although some pieces are similar, none are exactly the same.

Wayward Adventurers specialise in guiding individuals aged 7 and above to craft imaginative creatures, create fantastical landscapes, and weave epic tales set in their own new worlds. Participants are invited to select an area on the map to explore, designing attire, companions, and necessary items essential for their quest.

Bringing you lots of khushee! Family owned planted-based Street Food trailer, operating in and around Norfolk. Vegan Friendly.

Lisa finds solace and joy in her passion for carving, wielding a chainsaw in her spare moments. As an artist at heart, wood carving grants her the liberty to breathe life into her imagination. Employing a mix of traditional methods, she crafts unique pieces with impeccable finishes, driven by a constant desire to innovate. Each creation is a one-of-a-kind masterpiece—never duplicated. Sourcing locally and repurposing fallen or cut wood, Lisa infuses her art with sustainability, giving new purpose to nature's offerings.

A small woodwork business based in Suffolk, creating furniture and accessories for the home and garden. Each product is bespoke and made to order from Oak Whisky and Wine barrels, as well as a range of other recycled materials.

Ahren creates wild, natural, hand sweepers from nature’s debris by foraging for materials from the floors of local forests and woodlands near his home in Suffolk. Ahren creates larger traditional Besums brooms, and hand carved Mushroom jewellery also feature in his work.

In a rare craft of wheelwrighting, this artisan stands among the select few in the UK. Demonstrating handcrafted spokes and delving into all things wheels, their expertise spans from traditional carriage wheels to modern bicycle wheels and even cannon wheels. Beyond wheel-making, this artisan crafts carts, including vibrant market carts, and preserves the nearly forgotten art of making wooden buckets. Stemming from experience in crafting hot tubs, these buckets have found enthusiasts among gardeners, re-enactors, and various other aficionados. A display of these unique buckets will be showcased at the event, celebrating the preservation of this rare craft.

Nestled in the heart of the Norfolk Broads, Wayside Pottery Studio is Clare's creative haven. Her pottery, blending function and artistry, showcases plant and animal motifs inspired by her love for nature and wildlife. Clare returns to Strumpshaw this year, inviting everyone to experience the ancient craft of pottery-making firsthand. Join in and create your own pot using her trusty potter’s wheel!