THE LINE UP
WELCOME TO CULTURE JAM IN THE PARK
MAIN STAGE
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Aaron Roach Bridgeman is a TV presenter, Poet and live event host.
From early work with SBTV to his current show ‘I can do it, You can too’ on Cbeebies. Aaron is here to bring the energy to our main stage throughout the day.
Shafkkat is the moniker of London based electronic music producer, Taz Hussain. Although raised by parents of mixed heritage, Shafkkat has always considered ʻLondonʼ to be his largest cultural influence for his productions. Absorbing the cities diverse music scene as well as a wide range of cultures, the electronic artist finds his sound in ʻthe noise of the city.
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Traditional Dance Performance
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Trinity Labans ‘Battle Of The Bands Winner’
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JUICE BOX are a London-based female duo stirring up something sweet. Inspired by the likes of Bon Iver, The Army The Navy, and Rachel Chinouriri, the duo are set to share a basket full of folk-pop goodness in 2025. With a meticulous and thoughtful approach to their songwriting and production, their artistry leaves an indelible mark, ensuring they’re a name to watch.
More here on Juice Box and Meridian Sounds Studios
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The Ganda Boys bring a fresh light to joyous African songs & chants, with sprinklings of English lyrics by band member/lyricist, Craig Pruess.
Originally from Uganda, London based lead singers Denis Mugagga and Daniel Sewagudde are internationally recognised, with 21 GRAMMY artists joining their song “The Forgotten People” in Studio City, Los Angeles.
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Ignite! have been on the hunt for the hottest local young talent. Who will be performing this special slot?
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Young people who have been creating costumes with Royal Museums Greenwich will be showcasing their work in all it brilliance.
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UK Latin Community CIC began in 2018, when a group of Latin American residents from across London came together to support one another through culture and community action.
The London non-profit empowers children, young people, and families through sports, arts, food, and community wellbeing programmes.
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South London's Pritt continues to make her mark being Eelam Tamil, which has influenced her style immensely, allowing herself to be as expressive as possible to take a pivotal stance in her art. Denmark born artist uses her femininity to empower stereotypes of women and take an ‘Eastern meets Western’ stand on her music; an un-orthodox approach on honest relatable lyrics couples with Carnatic melisma.
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TAOSOL family remind us of the collective , moving between soul, trap, techno and experimental pop. They run London’s first live and electronic fusion jam session, creating an open and inclusive space for musicians, singers, rappers, dancers, poets, and DJs of ALL genres to come together on stage and express themselves freely
CHEF STAGE
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Hossam “Faz” Fazulla is a London-based digital creator and comedian. He is the creator and host of the viral social media series Food I Can’t Read, where he explores unfamiliar foods from around the world.
Alongside his work as a creator, Faz is a multimedia producer and artist, with work spanning the BBC World Service, Counterpoints Arts and Glastonbury Festival.
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"Spoons is Indonesian before it's vegan." Rahel emphasizes that a vast foundation of traditional Indonesian cooking is naturally plant-based, using heritage ingredients like tempeh as a staple of necessity and culture.
Spoons is a celebrated, predominantly plant-based Indonesian supper club and pop-up food business founded in London by self-taught chef Rahel Stephanie.
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Denai Moore is a Jamaican born artist & chef based in the UK. Denai started her pop-up restaurant Dee's Table in 2017 as a way of connecting her nostalgia of Jamaican flavours from her childhood home. Inspired by her travels around the world and growing up in London, Dee’s Table is an intimate dining experience exploring a unique take on Jamaican food, through seasonal dishes that speak to the modern-day home cook.
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A London-based chef and the Author of ‘Unfiltered Flavours’. Born out of a passion for big, bold flavors during the 2020 lockdown, Grubworks Kitchen has grown into a community of over 1.5 million food lovers.
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DANCE DIY CREATE
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Paige Denham is a visual artist and community educator.
Through exploration of shape, pattern and colour, Paige actively works to make art more accessible by bringing it into public spaces. At the heart of her practice is a commitment to community engagement, where she aims to craft inclusive environments that encourage creativity for all.
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Luan Goldie is a Glasgow born novelist, short story writer and teacher from East London.
Skylar and the K-Pop Headteacher is K-Pop meets Freaky Friday in a hilarious middle-grade body-swap adventure.
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Joseph Ijoyemi is a Swedish-Nigerian artist based in London, whose work navigates the intricate layers of cultural heritage, migration, social issues, and identity.
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Nutmeg Circus: Professional clown, children's entertainer and circus performer.