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Our Ethos: Festival of Life is
multi-faceted yet sitting quietly at its core there is a strong
vegan policy i.e. No animal products including - honey,
leather, feathers, silk, wool, sea shells, eggs, milk, fish
etc
We prefer that all participants be practising or at
least be sympathetic to vegetarian/vegan ideals.
Speakers: Sessions last for either 30 or 60 minutes
including time for Questions & Answers, with half an hour
between sessions to allow for changeover. There is an application
form where you can put full details of what you are proposing.
We will do our best to accommodate offerings in the most appropriate
space and time-slot. Presentations already booked are indicated
in the SUMMARY chart,
which links to full programme details. Presentations are booked
separately from stalls - see further details HERE.
Stall-holders:
INDOORS: Stalls consist of tables 6 foot in length
(they are all the same even though they may appear different
on the chart). Prices vary between £90 and £120
according to position and are marked on the labout chart. Shared
half stalls (3) may be requested at half the quoted price
plus £5. Adjacent stands, including corners, may be booked
at total price less £10 - please state your requirements
and we will adjust the layout if necessary during the booking
process.there is a further concession of £10 (or 10%)
for charities. Electricity and wall displays are possible only
at the edges of the hall. Full length (floor standing) displays
are only possible on the right hand side of the hall, due to
limitations on shared space in the centre and stage area, and
fixed seating to the left and rear of the hall, but if this
is a problem, please let us know.
UPSTAIRS: On the balcony, there is space for four small stalls
with massage tables, which are booked in the same way as a single
stall.
OUTDOORS: In general, stallholders will be expected to bring
tables, seats, and gazobos etc, but if you are in difficulty
over this, let us know. Electricity will be available courtesy
of the Park Cafe - please bear location in mind when booking
your stand.
Terms and Conditions: Insurance: This years venue
has limited insurance so stall-holders will require their own
public liability insurance. Food stalls: are requested to send
a copy of food registration, food hygiene certificate and public
liability insurance where appropriate. Please no plastic or
polystyrene bags, cups, plates etc.
Stand layout: we reserve the right to change the layout of stands
in consultation with any alredy booked in order to achieve the
best possible result, and to remove any incompatble displays
or items taking up excess space to the detriment of other stall-holders.
Access: Stallholders can set up between 9am and 10.30am
on Saturday 24th September 2011. We are applying for road
access - this will be confirmed nearer the time, meanwhile be
prepared to park elsewhere. The Festival finishes at 6pm
on Saturday and we request that the premises are cleared by
6.30pm so that the Dance Party may begin promptly at 7pm.
Payments: Stalls are allocated on a first come first
served basis once payment has been received - we will reserve
them for one week on receipt of your booking form - and when
payment is received will create a link to your details online.
Payment may be by cheque - please send a copy of the form with
an SAE if receipt required. However this year we are encouraging
stallholders to pay online direct to our bank account - details
are on the application form. In the event of cancellation, a
50% refund of the full amount will be returned, provided that
notification is received by 31st July 2011. We reserve the right
to add 10% for late payments.
Free Tickets: Stall-holders receive two free places
per stall at the Festival, ie one place only per shared or 3ft
table. Further tickets can be purchased in the normal way. If
you are bringing a number of volunteers who may also be available
to act as stewards for the festival on a rota basis, please
apply for places for them on this basis - details follow.
Accommodation and Parking: We may be able to offer (very)
basic accommodation in London. If you would like more details
let us know with at least one months notice. There is
limited onroad free parking:
details - pdf download.
To apply, please complete
APPLICATION FORM link
to LAYOUT DIAGRAM
Ideas, Products, Organisations, Charities and
Services featured in past Festivals include:
Permaculture Association: sustainable plant cultivation, ecology
books, courses Centre for Alternative Technology: sustainable
energy, housing, products Soil Association: organic, non-GM
food, enhancing soil fertility and bio-diversity Henry
Doubleday Research Association, Plants for a Future: plant diversity
People Tree, Greenfibres, Yogi Clothing: organic cotton
and hemp clothing and products Vegetarian and Vegan Societies:
plant-based nutrition and compassionate lifestyles Fresh
! Network: raw and living foods promotion, cleansing products,
advice, foods Vipassana Trust, Brahma Kumaris, London Buddhist
Centre: meditation instruction Yaoh, Dr. Gillian McKeith,
Kiki: raw and living-food snacks, supplements and products
ECOS, Auro: solvent-free, natural paints, varnishes, preservation
products Motherhemp, Hemp Union Foods: hemp seeds, flour,
food products Kitchenaid, LEquip, Philips: food processors,
juicers, blenders, kitchen equipment Watkins Bookshop:
religion, philosophy, theosophy etc. books and talks Nutricentre,
Baldwins: alternative health books, herbs, natural foods and products
Vitaorganic, Country Life, Beetroot, Plant: vegan restaurants
UK Centre for Living Foods, Jill Swyers: detoxification,
cleansing, naturopathy, sprouting, juicing, wheatgrass, living-food
preparation Harmonious Living: counselling, yoga
Ecoforest, Shekinashram: raw retreats, community living, permaculture
courses No Logo, anti-globalisation: reducing reusing
repairing recycling composting Changes,
Goma: chanting, bhajans, invocation, devotional music, dancing
Outdoor Festivals: Funky Raw, Rawberry, Sunrise, Big Green
Gathering, Buddhafield, Healing Fields Artists, musicians,
poets, authors, speakers et al. interested in creativity and life. |