The Annual Daydream Harvest has been quietly working with Aspire2, Whitley Community Development Association, Schools and others in the community to grow a rather beautiful and unique event on the streets of Whitley South Reading.
Nick Garnett extends thanks to Emma Bowen for putting up with me, Arts Council England for their funding, JMA and the real Tommy Robinson for being crackers, Martin West and 101 Creation space for their workshop time and advice, Readipop for support and enduring the long march, The Rising Sun volunteer army who are as mad as we are and to Alex Genn-Bash for making this Film and to all the artists and residents who contributed to turning it UPSIDOWN!!!
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