What A Festival.
What. A. Festival. 🤩
We’re still riding the absolute high and, frankly, not entirely sure we’ve come back down to earth yet. A massive thank you to everyone who came along, got involved and brought such brilliant energy with you.
We might be a little biased, but we’re starting to think AAF might just be the greatest collection of humans ever assembled in one place. The number of people telling us how friendly, welcoming and downright sound everyone they met was has been pretty astonishing. And that’s entirely down to you lot.
Of course, none of it happens without the army of brilliant people behind the scenes. So, a huge, enormous, thank you to every volunteer, speaker, musician, cleaner, exhibitor, trader, activity leader, helper, fixer, lifter, maker and general festival legend who helped make the whole thing happen.
We genuinely couldn’t do it without you.
And, well… after a weekend like that, we’d be pretty silly not to do it all again. So earmark the dates: The Armchair Adventure Festival will be back from 22nd–25th July 2027!
More details (and tickets) coming very soon. For now, get it in the diary, tell your mates and start looking forward to doing it all again! 😎
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