Step aboard for a day of steampunk entertainment at the Isle of Wight Bus & Coach Museum. Enjoy live music, cheer on the competitors in the wonderfully eccentric Teapot Racing, and explore the museum’s collection of vintage buses and transport memorabilia. There’s plenty to see, hear and enjoy!
A collective of Sisters who like to share positivity, well-being and good fun through rousing routines, happy harmonies, marvellous mayhem and all round good humour.
The more smiles generated, the happier the Sisterhood will be.
This award-winning twin-sister singing duo, Lottie and Sarah Harris from the Isle of Wight, have an eclectic repertoire spanning from the 1800s right through to the present day. Their identical voices blend beautifully, creating stunning harmonies and a truly unique sound.
With experience performing at a wide range of public and private events, Lottie and Sarah are also available for care homes, large-scale events, festivals, war weekends, vintage events and charity occasions.
Their recent performances include an appearance at Disneyland Paris as part of Voices of the Isle of Wight.
East Cowes Shanty are a lively community singing group, united by a love of sea shanties, maritime songs and a good old-fashioned singalong. Since their formation in 2023, they have developed an ever-growing repertoire of traditional favourites alongside newer shanties, and continue to grow in confidence and experience.
Community focused, East Cowes Shanty love bringing people together through music and performing at local events, pubs and community gatherings. Any money raised from their gigs is donated to nominated charities.
A talented musical saw artiste, Caroline performs an eclectic mix of music on this wonderfully unusual instrument, from Gilbert & Sullivan to Guns N’ Roses.
Having entertained audiences at events across the UK, including the Fantasy Forest Festival and Victorian Christmas markets, we’re delighted to welcome back Caroline's musical saw magic for another year!
