REGENT’S ROOTS FESTIVAL
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SAVE THE DATE! THE REGENT'S ROOTS FESTIVAL 2024 IS SCHEDULED FOR THE 3RD AUGUST.
MORE INFORMATION TO FOLLOW SOON...
Highlights from Regent’s Roots 2023:
REGENTS ROOTS IS THE REGENT’S PARK ESTATE COMMUNITY AND ARTS FESTIVAL, CREATED WITH RESIDENTS.
Join us for a fun-filled day of creativity and community at the Regent's Roots Festival on 3rd August. Following the success of our 2022 and 2023 festivals, we're gearing up for another great event.
Imagine a day filled with an eclectic mix of performances: brilliant dance acts, spellbinding circus shows, and engaging theatre performances. Immerse yourself in a variety of workshops, engage with interactive art installations, and enjoy a feast of free food, all set against the vibrant backdrop of the streets surrounding the Old Diorama Arts Centre.
Want a glimpse of what's in store? Take a look at the photos from last year's festival here, or from 2022 here!
Stay tuned for more details, including our full programme here. For regular updates, follow us on social media.
And if you're feeling inspired to participate in this amazing event, we'd love to hear from you. Please reach out to Daniel Pitt at daniel@olddiorama.com for opportunities to get involved.
Monsterz Crew at Regent’s Roots 2023. Photo Credit: Zbigniev Kotkiewicz
Lucky Pigeons, by Brainfools at Regent’s Roots 2023. Photo Credit: Zbigniev Kotkiewicz
Absolute Bollywood at Regent’s Roots 2023. Photo Credit: Zbigniev Kotkiewicz
Crowds enjoy Pravaas by Akademi at Regent’s Roots 2023. Photo Credit: Zbigniev Kotkiewicz
REGENT’S ROOTS 2023 CREDITS
COLLABORATIVELY CURATED BY:
Old Diorama Arts Centre and Fitzrovia Youth In Action with local residents from Community Champions and Young Guardians.
PRODUCED BY:
THE FESTIVAL WAS MADE POSSIBLE THANKS TO FUNDING FROM:
ODAC, FYA, Camden Council’s Culture Team through Camden Community Festival Funding and South Asian Heritage Month programmes, Mayor of London’s Violence Reduction Unit for Young Guardians, Euston Town BID through Camden Inspire, and Central Saint Martins through T-Factor which has has received EU funding under Horizon 2020 research & innovation programme. The ‘Developed on Drummond Street’ commission is supported by the Paul Hamlyn Foundation and Camden People’s Theatre.