Find Us at Latitude Festival 2026: The Sticker Art Tent

Where to find Scribbledeedo® at Latitude Festival 2026

If you're heading to Latitude Festival 2026 at Henham Park, Suffolk (23–26 July), come and find us in The Sticker Art Tent — a hands-on, family-friendly creative space where children (and grown-ups) can make, stick, peel, design and swap their own sticker art across the festival weekend.

The Sticker Art Tent is one of Latitude's most-loved family corners, and this year we're bringing the Scribbledeedo® approach to it: low-pressure, child-led, process-over-product creativity that welcomes every age and every kind of maker — no skill, no plan, no "doing it right" required.

What is The Sticker Art Tent?

The Sticker Art Tent is a dedicated making space at Latitude Festival where families can drop in across the weekend and create with stickers — designing, decorating, collaging and collecting. It's relaxed, it's messy in the best way, and it's built around the idea that creativity at a festival should feel like play, not a workshop.

Inside the tent you'll find tables heaving with stickers of every kind, paper, card, markers, and space to make whatever you like — a festival badge, a sticker story, a decorated sign for your camp, or simply a glorious peel-and-stick masterpiece. You can stay for ten minutes or two hours; come once or come back every day.

What we'll be doing in The Sticker Art Tent

We're bringing the heart of Scribbledeedo® — movement, making and play as a way to connect and regulate — into a festival setting. Across the four days of Latitude you can expect:

• Drop-in sticker making — all day, every day, no booking, no fee, no age limit.
• Collaborative festival sticker murals — a giant shared artwork that grows across the weekend as families add to it.
• Sticker storytelling — making small scenes and stories with stickers, for children who love to narrate as they create.
• Steady corners — quieter, lower-arousal making for children (and adults) who need a break from the bustle of the festival. (Festivals are wonderful, and they're also a lot of sensory input — we'll always have a gentler space within the tent.)
• Sticker swap stations — bring a sticker, take a sticker. A simple, joyful exchange that's been a surprise hit with children and grown-ups alike.

Why a festival tent is a brilliant place for children to make

Festivals are full-on. For children — especially young children, anxious children, and neurodivergent children — the noise, crowds, heat and stimulation can build quickly. A creative tent like The Sticker Art Tent offers something genuinely valuable amid the excitement: a predictable, hands-on, low-demand space where the nervous system can settle.

Making is regulating. The repetitive, tactile business of peeling, sticking and arranging is quietly soothing — it gives little hands something to do and little minds somewhere to land. Many parents tell us their child came in overwhelmed and left noticeably calmer. That's not a side effect; it's the point. (We write more about why making steadies the nervous system in our guide to crafting and regulation.)

It's also a brilliant place for connection — sitting side by side making stickers is one of the easiest ways for families to be together at a festival, without the pressure of a performance or a schedule or talking even.

Who is The Sticker Art Tent for?

Everyone. Genuinely. The tent is designed to be all-ages and all-abilities:

• Babies and toddlers — peeling and sticking is a lovely fine-motor and sensory activity, with grown-up help.
• Primary-age children — the sweet spot for sticker storytelling, badge-making and collaborative murals.
• Teenagers — yes, really. We're always quietly delighted by how many teens end up absorbed in the tent for an hour.
• Adults without children — you're welcome too. Sticker art is for everyone, and we promise no one will ask if you're "with a child."
• Neurodivergent festival-goers — the tent's steady corner and low-demand, child-led approach is deliberately inclusive. We presume competence, follow the maker's lead, and never push. (See our piece on neurodivergence and creativity.)

Practical info for your visit

When is The Sticker Art Tent open?

The tent will be open across all four days of Latitude Festival 2026 — Thursday 23 July through to Sunday 26 July — during the festival's family arena hours. Drop in any time; no booking required.

Where is it?

The Sticker Art Tent sits within Latitude's family area at Henham Park, Suffolk. Head for the family zone and you'll find us — look for the tent hung with sticker bunting and painted paper. If you're not sure, ask any festival steward for "the kids' making tent" and they'll point you in.

How much does it cost?

Nothing. Sticker art in our tent is free to take part in — it's part of the festival's family offering. You just need your festival ticket to get on site.

What should we bring?

Just yourselves. All materials are provided. If you've got a favourite sticker or two at home you'd like to swap at the sticker swap station, bring those — but it's entirely optional.

Will it be busy?

The tent has steady flow rather than big queues, and we keep it drop-in so there's no pressure to arrive at a set time. Mornings and early evenings tend to be quieter; mid-afternoon is the liveliest. If your child needs a calmer moment, come early or ask a team member about the steady corner.

How to find us — quick checklist

• Festival: Latitude Festival 2026, Henham Park, Suffolk
• Dates: Thursday 23 – Sunday 26 July 2026
• Location: The Sticker Art Tent, within the family arena
• Cost: Free to take part (festival ticket required for site entry)
• Booking: None — just drop in
• Look for: A tent hung with sticker bunting and painted paper

Can't make it to Latitude? We're still here for you.

If Suffolk in July isn't on your calendar this year, you can still bring the Scribbledeedo® approach home. Our free creative family course walks you through movement, making and play with your child in your own time — no festival required. And our blog covers the same ideas we'll be celebrating in The Sticker Art Tent: movement as regulation, shimmies and wiggles, and creative play for anxious children.

See you in the tent

Latitude is one of our favourite weekends of the year — four days of music, comedy, books and art in one of the most beautiful festival sites in the country, and a family arena that genuinely gets children right. We can't wait to make sticker art with you and yours. Come and find us in The Sticker Art Tent, bring your imagination, and stay as long as you like.

See you at Latitude 2026. 🎪✨