A community arts festival
In 2022 Millfield Festival returned to New England Rec playpark for an afternoon of community music, dance, arts & crafts workshops, street art murals, a magical history tent, community food and information stalls, and loads more. The headline spectacle this year was a community carnival made up of thirty local families and dancers.
The festival wouldn’t have been possible without our wonderful friends and partners. On stage we had people from Lithuania, China, Bengal, India, East Timor, and many more communities. We love that people from Millfield come from all over the world, and the festival celebrates the different, vibrant communities.
Other Projects
Well if you found that fascinating come check out what else we've done!
RAD 2.0 – Kim Laidler
For RAD 2.0, Kim hosted a series of Stitch & Bitch sessions, and created two yarn bombs.
RAD 2.0 – Jay Gearing
Jay Gearing created two short films for his RAD 2.0 Early Career Residency: “Reasonably Adjusted?” and “Unreasonable”.
RAD 2.0 – Fae Kilburn
The Power of Protest and Print by Fae Kilburn was a series of workshops and an exhibition, created by and with DDN people in Peterborough. Featuring large fabric panels, and over 100 protest t-shirts, it was an accessible installation designed specifically to be tactile.



