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Standing in an Empty Field (Imagining it Full of Armchair Adventurers 😎 )
- Jan 28
- 1 min read
We’ve been back to the Armchair Adventure Festival site! 👀
Seven months to go, lots to plan, and the countdown is officially on. Right now it might look calm, quiet, and very empty… but trust us — not for long.
This is the bit where ideas turn into plans, plans turn into maps, and we start picturing a whole weekend crammed full of talks, music, food, mischief, and very good people.
So here’s a little before-and-after moment. 📽
We cannot wait to fill this place again — and to see you there for a properly jam-packed Armchair weekend.
🎟 Grab yours here
Here’s a taste of what you’ve got to look forward to so far…
We’ve already started locking in some brilliant people and performances for this year’s festival, including:
🌍 Niall McCann — fresh from his latest adventure in Baffin Island
🏍️ Tiffany Coates — motorbike legend & Armchair favourite (arriving in style, of course)
📮 Stu Skinner MBE — sharing his powerful Postcards from the Peaks journey
🎶 Tankus — bringing their gloriously chaotic, can’t-stand-still live show
🎸 Black Friday — loud, high-energy and built for festival nights
🎪 The Cabarats — theatrical, mischievous and guaranteed to get things moving
🎤 Joanna Cooke — soulful, powerful vocals to soundtrack the weekend
🔥 Thomas Ford — blues, grit & proper festival energy
And that’s just the start.
We’ll be sharing more over the coming weeks — speakers, stories, and surprises — but for now, consider this your first proper glimpse of what’s coming.
If you’re in… we’ll see you in the field. 🌄
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