Other Traditional Music Events 2024

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Filby’s Folk Radio Show and Unicorn Folk

Carl Filby, member of Unicorn Folk, also present a Radio Show – Filby’s Folk – on Royston Radio at 6pm on Sundays with a repeat on Tuesdays at 1pm. Click on the image below to take you to Filby’s Folk podcasts or listen live via Royston Radio.

East Suffolk Community Folk Orchestra

A new venture organised by Jo Poole after a very successful Community Folk Orchestra Workshop Day in December 2023 supported by Mardles is due to have its second meeting on Saturday 24th February at Bungay Community Centre. Meetings will be once a month and is gathering momentum!

The East Suffolk Community Folk Orchestra is open to any instrument, and to both experienced and less experienced players. Initially it will be just for adults, but once the community folk orchestra is confidently established younger players will be welcome to join.

The New Community Centre is situated on Old Grammar Lane, Bungay, between the medical centre and the fire station, adjacent to the playing field and skate park.

If you would like to join, or find out more, please contact: jopoole@protonmail.com / 07814 110784.

New pub session – Wheatsheaf, Gamlingay, Cambs SG19 3JJ – 1st and 3rd Thursday of the month 7.30pm

Rod Ward of Rod Ward Violins is setting up a new pub session with English and Scottish music in Gamlingay, at the Wheatsheaf pub, SG19 3JJ. The first one is Thursday 22nd June , 7.30 pm to 10.30 pm.  Nice friendly local pub.

The venue is about 20 minutes West of Cambridge. Rod would like to include some singing, and step dancing.

1st Thursday of the month session

A new folk night session has been set up by Chris Holderness and Friends in Norwich.

For those who would like to come along but aren’t sure where the Belle Vue is, it’s 46 St Philips Road, Norwich NR2 3BL between Dereham Road and Earlham Road on the corner of Stafford Street and St Philips Road.

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