Sue Brown and Lorraine Irwing .This is a rare chance to see this Oxford based a capella duo locally. Their exciting take on English and Scottish traditional song has captivated audiences in folk clubs and festivals over many years, Their performance has been described as ‘perfection in timing and expressive melody. We love the sound they make and of course you will get the opportunity to join in. Their new Cd “The 13th Bedroom”  is out now.

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What better way to end the season than with

Notts Alliance. This Group have a well-earned reputation for tight and inventive harmony singing. Their arrangements of both trad and contemporary songs are a joy to listen to. They love an appreciative audience and I can guarantee they will have you singing from the start.

A first visit from this Devonian, He is a fine singer of traditional songs which he ably accompanies on guitar.

A jack of all trades, some of you may have come across him as a Ceilidh band caller as well as working with such groups as Wistmans Wood and the Eelgrinders. You will get plenty of chances to join in.

Cupola are a trio who play melodeons, fiddles, viola, soprano saxophone, clarinet and hurdy-gurdy combined effortlessly with sublime harmonies. The other element in this venture  is the young singer, Lucy Ward, Lucy won the BBC Folk Horizon award  for best newcomer and has had  rave reviews for her debut album “For the Dead Men” released in January. Tickets will be £8. Buy them soon.