A review of our May 2025 event, Celtic Spring, by Anna Herber. Anna is an Alignment Guide, writer & poet helping heart-centred people take action on their visions from a place of inspiration, guiding them to refine their creative processes and overcome blocks so their wild ideas come to fruition. Originally published on her Substack.

A write-up of Fox&Badge following our September 2025 Wild West event by Raven Oxide, editor of LCK magazine. LCK (Life / Conversations / Kink) is an effort to reconnect with the analogue - and to both educate and delight. It’s a print-only publication full of stories, photographs, and resources for all things kink (and as beautiful as a coffee table book!). This issue focused on TOUCH and Fox&Badge have a 2-page spread on the meaning behind the events, what inspires us, how they’ve evolved, and what we’re dreaming of.

On Saturday I had the pleasure of visiting Wasteland Summerfest in Amsterdam as the guest of my wonderful friends, the Budapest-based performance collective Pop My Ego. I expected extraordinary costumes, spectacular performances and beautifully crafted post-apocalyptic worlds. I wasn't expecting to encounter such warmth…

A week on from our first ever RITUAL, and we're still floating. We came in a little nervous (who are we to hold a ritual?) and left completely blown away - by our facilitators, our spaceholders, and above all by the guests who trusted us, and each other, enough to go all the way in. Here's how the day moved.

A few honest words on what this new event is, why it took us a while to feel we could, and why we love it…

What does it mean to be genuinely inspired by a culture that isn't your own - and to do it with integrity? In this open letter ahead of Shakti Rising, Fox&Badge Director Alex Haw traces a path from a formative year living in India at 18, through years of hesitation, to a heartfelt decision to honour the extraordinary philosophical and spiritual gifts of Ancient India.

This is our final flashback of our 10 years of running Fox&Badge in the countdown to our NYE birthday... this year was another beautiful one. We welcomed live music, embraced ritual, and went absolutely wild on the American frontier.

2024 was a landmark year for us - three deeply immersive worlds, our 1st F&B festival tent, and a deeper foray into facilitation, workshops, and community.

2023 felt like a truly vintage year, with a sequence of really strong, varied and unique explorations of incredible cultures. We felt deeply immersed and in love with each theme, inspired to rove the world and its great history to unearth the potential that lies within each of us.

2022 was a luscious, rich year, as we roared back to life, full of depth and pageant, darkness and light. All 4 events felt extremely different, yet also full of their own identity, touching on issues and archetypes that beckoned further.

Tales of covid, unmasking, sin, and a thwarted NYE as we reflect on 2020 and 2021…

2019 was a monumental year of success & failure, joy & heartbreak…

2018 was our 3rd year, running 2 events, both in new, larger venues. It felt expansive, with a new edge of grandeur, ritual and depth.

2017, our 2nd year where we ran just 2 events, felt like a real step up. A look back at the luscious DARK VICTORIANA & MILITARIA…

2016, our 1st year, was about exploration. It was exciting, and exhausting. Here’s a look back at our 4 events that year!

We’re turning ten this New Year’s Eve, moving into a whole new decade as well as New Year at midnight, so we’re looking back at everything we’ve done to better understand our path ahead. Today we celebrate that moment when it all began - with “FREAKS!” (“celebrating the beauty in difference and non-conformist deformity”)

Reflections from our latest meetup where we shared erotic fantasies - on our bodies!

An introduction to our new photography policy at Fox&Badge

Feast your eyes on this feathery fantasy! We’re delighted to share the latest aftermovie of CarniValentines on Feb 14th from the maestro Henry A K Smith, featuring a roaring raft of performers, DJs, explorers and ecstatics!

Today we recognise International Sex Workers Day, established to commemorate the occupation of Saint-Nizier Church in Lyon, France by over 100 sex workers in 1975 - a pivotal moment in the fight for sex workers' rights and dignity.