If you attended Deaffest 2022, you may have noticed the BBC See Hear crew busy filming at the festival!
Great news – Deaffest will be featured on See Hear on Wednesday 6th July at 8am on BBC Two. Alternatively you can watch online here, available after the episode has been aired.
The next Deaffest festival will take place in 2024, celebrating the 15th anniversary! If you would like to be kept up to date with our upcoming news, you can subscribe here to receive our e-newsletters.
After the success of the first tour which took place in 2021, we look forward to the return of Deaffest on Tour this year!
We announced the first tour back in 2020, which took place in 2021 due to the COVID-19 pandemic changing our initial plans. The team travelled to Cornwall, Warwick, and Gloucester, showcasing films, hosting workshops, and providing a platform for a variety of performances.
Whilst the biennial festival is returning to Wolverhampton in 2024, Deaffest, hosted by Zebra Access, will tour to different places around the UK to give local audiences an insight into Deaffest’s range of Deaf Films and Art.
Keep an eye on our website and social media for more information about our upcoming tours!
It’s been a month since Deaffest 2022 – let’s recap on the great memories from the festival in this newly released Highlights of Deaffest 2022!
An exhibition by deaf artists will be on display this May in the Main Gallery at Light House Media Centre.
The UK's leading Deaf Film & Arts Festival 