Stalls
We are delighted to be bringing you a range of stalls this year, including local traders and charities.
Artists’ Alley
CumuloCreation
Cumulo Creation is run by Cloud, a Trans and Queer artist. They primarily work with Lino carving, creating prints, patches, badges and clothes from second-hand, sustainable materials. Their work focuses on themes of life/death, decay and change, often with Queer and Trans tones mixed throughout. An extremely important focus within their business is affordability and accessibility, meaning there are always products at lots of price points and in lots of sizes. As a side project within Cumulo Creation, Cloud has also begun offering low-to-no cost binders by taking pre-loved binders, fixing them up and printing on them to give them a new lease at life!
peculiar pluto
Over the last five years peculiar pluto has grown, from what started as a lockdown passion project with masks and a couple of stickers, to now a dreamscape of silly doodles, journaling supplies & inspiration, sustainably minded textile works, and a safe space for customers and small businesses alike. I’m so proud of what my small business has become, and of the incredible queer / disabled / creative community that I found alongside.
Judeam Journal
Judeam Journal is run by queer trans Filipino artist, Andrew. He intertwines his love and passion for photography and art and transforms them into stationery, such as stickers, washi tape, handmade paper and notebooks. His work displays a blend of cute, soft and vintage aesthetics.
Acornucopia Treasures
We are a very small business ran by a neurodiverse child and mother duo. Acorn is disabled, neurodiverse, and very queer. Jackie is a neurodiverse, asexual, and honestly she’s super supportive.
We sell crochet novelty, queer jewellery, and cross-stitch charms. All of the items are made by hand, either by myself or my mumma. I’m heavily inspired by my own experiences as a queer disabled creator. I draw influence from whimsical things, ttrpgs, and LGBTQIA+ communities.
Ghost Boy Labs
We are a couple of art freaks in love based in Bristol – we tend to blend cute/colourful with gothic/punk aesthetics creating prints, stickers, handmade clay and felt badges, crochet tapestries and crochet plushies as well as small trinkets. We love working at markets and our main goal is to uplift our community and centre trans joy.
Kai Kathleen
I’m a queer illustrator, mural artist and facilitator based in Surrey, UK. My business was born during 2020 when I came out and desired to connect with my community through my creative practice. My work focuses on my passion for LGBTQ+ empowerment and self compassion and is created in my colourful garden studio.
Rook’s Treasures
Hello! I’m Rook, a trans man who loves making little critters out of clay, zines about weird animals, and lots of printmaking! I love animals and how they connect to my transgender identity within my work : )
Stegobean Studio
I create stickers, badges, keyrings, art prints and more all based on my original artwork. My artwork is a mixture of both cute and cursed designs, as well as representing gender diversity in my different pieces.
LilaTheLich
Independent trans lesbian artist selling witchy and nerdy LGBTQ+ themed jewellery, accessories and more.
Grumpy Custard
Grumpy Custard is a celebration of nostalgia and artistry, curating vibrant, well made pieces from a carefully curated selection of small artists and independent manufacturers. We care deeply about our social and environmental impact, offsetting 1kg of CO2 and planting one tree for each order placed with us, and supporting queer artists through business partnerships.
World of Thoodles
The World of Thoodles is a range of characters that encourage positive mental health and creativity. These characters come in a range of products, from models, craft kits, notebooks and colouring sheets. To merchandise such as keyrings, pin badges and magnets. All the products are an original design that is handmade and hand finished by me, a queer trans man from Wiltshire.
Studio Vallance
I’m a queer artist and illustrator bringing bold, expressive characters to life. My work celebrates identity, storytelling, and the power of being unapologetically yourself. I create vibrant digital illustrations full of colour, emotion, and movement — art that resonates with the LGBTQ+ community and anyone who values authenticity and creativity.
Charities & Organisations
Climate Hub
Climate Hub is a local charity sharing information and raising awareness of the climate and nature crises, through our physical hub at the bus station and online. We work collaboratively with a wide range of local groups to help people to engage in whichever ways work best for them around these challenging issues – through crafts, stories, nature connection and providing space for conversations.
Healthwatch BathNES
We are the independent champion for people who use health and social care services. We’re here to make sure that those running services, put people at the heart of care. Healthwatch is part of the LGBTQ+ network and seeks to hear people’s voices about their access to and experience of health and social care, with the aim to help overcome inequalities in care.
Relationship Works
Relationship Works is an independent local charity delivering specialist relationship services since the 1940s. Relationship counselling for couples or individuals offers a confidential space to find your way forward — from rebuilding trust to improving communication or deepening your connections. Whether you’re own your own, married, living together, LGBTQIA+, non-monogamous, or anything in between. We’re here for all relationships, in all their forms. Our counsellors are trained to understand diverse experiences and identities. No judgement, no assumptions — just a space where you can be yourself.
Affirming Christians
St Stephen’s Lansdown; St Mary’s Charlcombe; Bath Methodist Circuit; Christ Church, Julian Rd; Oasis Church Bath; University of Bath Chaplaincy; Bath Spa University Chaplaincy; Bath Quakers.
All of the above churches and ministries are inclusive of LGBT+ people and affirming of their identities and relationships. We are committed to putting aside denominational differences to stand together in solidarity with the LGBT+ community. We hope that our stall will enable us to show a unity in our belief that LGBT+ lives and loves are and should always be accepted and treasured in the church.
Fostering BANES
We encourage an inclusive fostering community where people are valued no matter what their identity. We recognise the needs of children in care, some of which identify as part of the LGBTQI+ community who need carers who are able to support and understand these needs. We actively wish to recruit carers with diverse identities to ensure that children have their needs met. We welcome carers who are part of the LGBTQI+ community.
Denizens Society Global
DSG is a non-profit that serves displaced people, particularly at the moment, displaced Gazans in Cairo. We serve people from all gender and sexual orientations in a country that is not generally accepting, safe or progressive in terms of equality.
While operating in the MENA region, DSG is a queer friendly organization founded by a queer Palestinian. We do not discriminate based on gender or sexuality and, as of 2026, have been completely publicly funded.
Pride Comic Arts Festival
We are the first LGBTQ+ dedicated comic and zine festival based in Bristol. Pride Comic Art Festival (or PrideCAF for short) is a day event celebrating independent LGBTQIA+ comic artists, comic writers, illustrators, and zine creators, next taking place Saturday 19th September 2026 @ Sparks Bristol.
Bath & District Samaritans
Bath & District Samaritans are all volunteers who work to assist those who are suicidal, despairing or in distress. We undertake outreach activities to increase awareness and reach vulnerable individuals who otherwise may not seek help. Our core founding principle is that anyone struggling has a safe, judgment-free space to talk. We are committed to ensure a safe, effective and positive experience for all those who come into contact with our services.
The Carers’ Centre
The Carers’ Centre provides a wide range of free support for unpaid carers of all ages and at all stages of their caring journey, including peer support, wellbeing activities and a Freephone helpline. At the heart of our work is creating a community where carers feel understood, supported and less alone. We want LGBTQ+ individuals and families to know that we are here for them, whether they are caring for someone themselves or know someone who is.
CCS Adoption
We are a Voluntary Adoption Agency based working with families in the South West. We find permanent, loving families for children who need them, and we support them through our post-adoption services, including monthly catch-ups for LGBTQ+ adopters and their families.
SWEDA
SWEDA supports people of all ages affected by eating disorders and body image concerns. Last year we helped over 1,200 people and many of our clients are part of the LGBTQIA+ community, with disordered eating frequently serving as a coping mechanism for minority stress, trauma, and severe body dissatisfaction.
Bath Roller Derby
Roller Derby is a full contact sport played on roller skates, founded by and primarily played by people of marginalised genders. We are are inclusive and empowering sports team that frequently supports the local community. Bath Roller Derby actively accepts and encourages different marginalised identities to participate in sport and in the community that roller derby provides. It acts as a safe space for people to be their authentic selves, with no judgement.
Wellbeing Hub
The Community Wellbeing Hub will be at the Pavilion in Sydney Gardens during Bath Pride. They will have several groups joining them so there is a safe space to discuss health and wellbeing with various local groups. They also have activities planned throughout the day in the grass area behind the Pavilion (weather permitting). There is no need to book for these sessions – just turn up and have some fun!
Sessions
Retro Dance – two sessions, 1:30 – 3pm with a break in between
QiGong – 4 – 5pm
Rainbow Fruit Activity – 12 – 5pm
Wellbeing Hub Stands
Including leaflets and crafts.
