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Diary
For earlier events click here, H1'24,
H2'24, H1'25
7th July |
Singaround |
14th July |
Monkey's
Fist is the trio of Steve Flude, Colin Devey and John
Horsey, stalwarts of the maritime festival scene and committed supporters
of the RNLI. They perform traditional and contemporary folk and maritime
songs with an emphasis on sea shanties. |
21st July |
Singaround |
28th July |
Singaround |
August |
Club closed -
As in previous years we plan to close for Whitby Folk Week on 18th
Aug and for the Bank Holiday on the 25th.Because of a weather warning
and the absence of some of our regulars it has been reluctantly
decided to close on the 4th and 11th too. The Moline Cross will
still be open, of course, and we'll be back in September. |
1st Sept |
Mick Sheehan needs no introduction to folk-lovers
of the north-east. Expect a rich range of songs including Irish traditional
and some excellent self-penned songs, both serious and hilarious,
and a few tall tales . Always good company! (Proceeds to Guide
Dogs for the Blind) |
8th Sept |
Singaround |
15th Sept |
Singaround |
22nd Sept |
Sylvia Barnes & Sandy Stanage were founder
members of the seminal Scottish group Kentigern and got back together
as a duo in 2006. Sylvia, who has been described as one of the finest
ballad singers of her generation, was inducted into the Scottish Traditional
Music Hall of Fame in 2025. Sandy is an inspirational guitar player
dubbed by Archie Fisher as "the guv'nor". Their sets feature
the best of both traditional and modern music and songwriting. |
29th Sept |
Singaround |
6th Oct |
Singaround |
13th Oct |
Steve
Turner - A
tradition bearer and surely one of the best singers on the folk circuit,
Steve has a great selection of songs, not all of them traditionl,
to which he adds outstanding accompaniment on concertina and cittern. |
20th Oct |
Singaround |
27th Oct |
Cutty
Wren Folk Club visit - a shared singaround with our friends
from Redcar! |
3rd Nov |
Singaround |
10th Nov |
Singaround |
17th Nov |
Paul Dalton - a long overdue guest spot for an
unaccompanied singer with a distinctive voice, well suited to traditional
ballads and choruses. Paul too seldom emerges from the shadows of
his brothers-in-law The Wilsons. |
24th Nov |
Singaround |
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