ONE ROOF FESTIVAL
This year’s One Roof Festival felt different—everything was ramped up a notch. The workshops were longer, and the laughs were louder. We welcomed 89 different attendees to over 30 diverse workshops, with an overall participant attendance of more than 600 across the morning and afternoon sessions over both weeks.
The exhibition launches on Friday 31st January, and based on the success of our End of Festival Jam Night, we anticipate a great turnout of attendees and facilitators, alongside local residents and arts enthusiasts, all eager to see the work created by our talented community.
Read all about One Roof 2025 here - or even better, pop into ODAC’s foyer before the end of February to see some of the fantastic work for yourself!
This was our third year running One Roof as a two-week-long creation festival: featuring a huge spectrum of art forms and techniques; from workshops in Boal’s ‘Theatre of the Oppressed’ to shadow puppetry; clothing customisation to spoken word poetry. The open studio was bustling with focus and enthusiasm, as seasoned artists honed their craft alongside beginners, sharing ideas and opinions; and Lisa Ogun’s open-all-hours Craft Corner proved a popular new addition to the programme, with opportunities to work with felt and papier mâché, as well as more complicated endeavours involving crochet and resin.
With thanks to The Linbury Trust, Arts Council England National Lottery Good Causes, The Tedworth Charitable Trust and our other generous donors.
