12:00 - 4:00pm
Cost: £10
Venue: Mansfield Central Library, The Four Seasons Centre NG18 1NH
Joining forces with Supported Loving (London), we host an afternoon of inspirational talks, performances and workshops on how learning disabled people have demanded more…. and got it.
6:00 - 10:00pm
Cost: £5 (free to conference attendees)
Venue: To Be Confirmed
Raunchy burlesque and other fabulousness hosted by Charity Shop Sue. Featuring Drag Syndrome and (PB) (aka Trash Salad). The evening event we all need after a conference.
10:45 - 11:45am
Cost: Free
Venue: Meeting at Mainstage site at The Swan Garden area, Church Street NG18 1AE
The annual protest march returns to the streets of Mansfield for you to make a noise about who you are and your right to a better life. Whether you have a learning disability or not, come and show that you believe in more for your LD and neurodivergent community. Making a sign or placard encouraged!
11:45 - 2:30pm
Cost: Free
Venue: Mainstage site at The Swan Garden Area, Church Street NG18 1AE
Come and party the day away at the mainstage with OneFest favourites Liv & Kenya Knott, Drag Syndrome, Backchat Brass, party anthems day sesh with Ellie & Suki, as well as a spectacular secret guest* and much more! Bar open, food served, and plenty of shelter and seating.
6:30 - 8:00pm
Cost: £5
Venue: The Garrison, Leeming Street NG118 1NA
By acclaimed writer, storyteller and performer James Rowland featuring his captivating mix of storytelling, music and comedy. James tells the story of a remarkable friendship he made when he was a lonely, unhappy teenager with the scary old lady who lived in the spooky house on his street.
7:00 - 9:30pm
Cost: £5
Venue: The Old Library, Leeming Street NG18 1NG
Bounce around to the soul/pop vibes from the amazing Rob.Green, before seeing OneFest veteran PeteBox get the crowd pumping fresh off The Voice UK (will he bring Will.i.am?!). Then experimental LD rockers Ultimate Thunder crash into town setting the stage for our secret headliners, with a few other treats for your ears scattered in between.
12:00 - 3:00pm
Cost: £5
Venue: The Old Library Theatre, Leeming Street NG18 1NG
Sign up and compete for prizes in three different challenges, on a massive screen, in front of a crowd. Mix of new and retro games.
5:00 - 7:00pm
Cost: £5
Venue: Cheeky Monkeys, Leeming Street NG18 1NG
From spectacular comedy producers Ingenious Fools, a night of four diverse and rising stand-ups raise the roof with belly laughs.
1:00 - 2:30pm
Cost: £5; bingo cards £1
Venue: andwhynot, Leeming Street NG18 1NG
Hosted by OneFest’s favourite Drag Artistes Liv & Kenya Knott. You are guaranteed to have an afternoon you won’t forget… will these lucky balls bring you prizes?
7:00 – 10:00pm
Cost: £5 (carers go free)
Venue: andwhynot, Leeming Street NG18 1NG
Dance and sing your heart out to our learning disabled DJs in an exclusively learning disabled and neurodivergent venue. This year we the UK’s premiere Taylor Swift Tribute (Kaylie Malone) will be bringing the house down, and persuading everyone to STAY UP LATE!
1:00 - 2:30pm
Cost: £5; Quiz sheets £1
Venue: andwhynot, Leeming Street NG18 1NG
Questions written by and for the learning disabled and neurodivergent… everyone will be able to answer at least some of them! Gather up your cleverest friends and settle down with thinking caps on, and just maybe win the grand prize.
7:00 - 9:30pm
Cost: £5
Venue: andwhynot, Leeming Street NG18 1NG
Five budding learning disabled and neurodivergent stand-up comedians have been trained by Jack Carroll to develop material and stage presence. They will perform the support slots before Jack headlines the evening.
Finishing runner up on Britain’s Got Talent, finding further fame on TV in shows like Trollied, and now Coronation Street (as Bobby Crawford), Jack Carroll’s latest offering is NOT to be missed.
1:00 – 2:30pm
Cost: Free
Venue: Meet at Capo Lounge, Stockwell Gate NG18
1LEWe take to the streets to engage in positivity-based activism. If you want the world to be a better place, meet us in the pub to hatch a plan to be the change we want to see.
6:30 - 9:30pm
Cost: £5
Venue: Horizon Cafe, Church Street NG18 1AF
Maggie takes us on a journey through her first year as a teacher in a SEND school. Though she loves the job, the pressures of overloaded classroom, lack of resources, and emotional burnout push her to breaking point. A funny but challenging show, that asks who the system actually works for?!