Being in the same space as so many folk legends and trying so sooo hard not to fan girl @lucy_j_wright & @alexmerryart
Our hearts are brimming over with love and mischief and the desire to live up to our promise ( just like being miss world!)….. to rewild these beautiful damaged lands of ours.
We’re incredibly honoured to have been selected as recipients of the Ffern Folk Foundation Grant for 2026. To be chosen from nearly 200 applications, by a Guild we deeply admire, feels profoundly affirming. With Ffern’s support, we’re excited to work alongside local communities across the West Country to bring forth a new processional giant. We’re …
A huge thanks to everyone who joined The Rewilderbeest in sipping sustainably, dancing through the streets this Flora Day, and making a stand against single-use plastics! Special thanks to the @lowender.kernow musicians, Owen Davies, Neil Mc Mahon, and Pema Wainwright for helping us spread the plastic-free message loud and proud. OGGY OGGY OGGY… CUP CUP CUP! Read …
An illustrated talk by Amy Webb of The Lost Giants Discover the world of processional giants and their place within British folk traditions. Amy will share insights from her ongoing research into this centuries-old custom, exploring the many giants documented across British history, how they are made, and the cultural roles they have played over …
THE REWILDERBEEST WINS SIDMOUTH HORSE TRIALS! 🐴🏆
What an honour to be a part of such a seriously silly yet meaningful celebration of folk mischief and mayhem.
Thank you to all the organisers of this very special event, for your hard work and dedication to traditions and play @sidmouthhorsetrials @sidmouthfolkfestival
The Rewilderbeest had such a lovely time meeting all the fantastical beings in this years trials… some serious competition!
So many dreams come true, meeting our horse hero Coppin and its wonderful maker and creator of the trials @stephenrowley1
Winning the glorious shining trophy from the hands of @petelordaardman and meeting Morph!
Being supported by so many friends and family @johnwebbpotter
@ottermorris@beltanebordermorris@grimbear_1
Being in the same space as so many folk legends and trying so sooo hard not to fan girl @lucy_j_wright & @alexmerryart
Our hearts are brimming over with love and mischief and the desire to live up to our promise ( just like being miss world!)….. to rewild these beautiful damaged lands of ours.
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