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A Gallery of Artists! tists! lle ry of a r A gaHat Fitz & Cara - Benji Kirkpatrick & the Excess, 3rd Emsworth Beer - Cider & Wine Festival - Ella Rundle Trio, Ruby & The Revelators - Campfire Convention - Djabel Cissokho, Maggie Bell & Dave Kelly - Imar - Fara - When the Poppies Bloom Again, The Strawbs (acoustic) - Oysterband - Jacqui McShee’s Pentangle - Amy Rigby, Ray Cooper - Ross Ainslie & Ali Hutton - Karen Matheson (band) - Breabach, Red Dirt Skinners - Ron Block & Tony Furtado - John Reischman & The Jaybirds, Lil’ Jimmy Reed & The Bob Hall Band, and more…!!!! 7th This year we’ve become more of an extended Festival ‘Season’ than a shorter time-frame of events purely because of time, venue, and artist constraints coupled with a number of excellent events which deserve your enjoyment. Eclectic in content and covering a myriad of musical genres, a Campfire Convention, World Premiere, and a wee bit more – you are the judge and jury but everyone involved hopes you’ll enjoy it. The Season is dedicated to the memory of Julian Sluggett without whom the theatre-side of WemsFest would never have existed and I’m particularly delighted that the newly-formed Emsworth Players are involved and that you have the opportunity to attend a World Premiere of ‘When the Poppies Bloom Again’. We’ve a new venue – Emsworth Sports & Social Club – centrally located, with a great atmospheric room, good bar and car-parking. As always, we are grateful to Carol Waldron and her staff at Bookends (Emsworth) for being our physical box-office and their continued support of events in the Emsworth area. We also have 2 new box-offices located in Havant, and Hayling Island (see Booking Information). We’re continually adding to the ongoing programme -the best way to be fully upto date is to email us at ‘[email protected]’ and we’ll ensure this. Thank You for supporting live, community-based events ! Best wishes Mark Millington-Ringwood (Artistic Director) Friday 28 – Sunday 30 September The 3rd Emsworth Beer, Cider, and Wine The Assembly Rooms Emsworth Community Centre, North Street PO10 7DD Friday 6-10.30pm, Saturday 11am-4pm, 6-10.30pm, Sunday 12noon – 4pm* Over 30 carefully sourced cask-conditioned ales from all over the UK and including winners of various classes at this year’s Great British Beer Festival. Add a range of ciders, wines, bottled beers, organic apple juice, Jake’s pork pies, live music on Friday & Saturday nights, and it’s an event which has deservedly become an essential part of our regional calendar. *Please note there are no tickets sold for the Sunday ‘drink-up’ ses - sion £10.00 per session includes souvenir glass, programme, and drinks tokens. £10.00 Wednesday 10 October 8pm Ruby & The Revelators Emsworth Sports & Social Club 43 Havant Road, Emsworth PO10 7JF Deservedly making huge inroads into the UK Blues scene - with numerous high-profile festival appearances, following a very early WemsFest appearance - this 5-piece band take you from sassy Stax era soul through Northern soul to rocking rhythm and blues. www.rubyandtherevelators.co.uk £12.50 Friday 12 October 8pm The Diamond Quiz Emsworth Sports & Social Club, 43 Havant Road, Emsworth PO10 7JF Back after a 3 year break this is arguably the hardest (hence the name) 100 question quiz in the area – but it’s also a lot of fun and all the proceeds will be shared equally between Macmillan Cancer Support, and Hampshire Air Ambulance. £5 per person, maximum of 6 people per team, individuals welcome. Two great and very diverse concerts in a new venue which oozes atmosphere and has a cheap bar with cask-conditioned ale ! ta in cur ers Rais Thursday 26 July 8pm Hat Fitz & Cara Emsworth Sports & Social Club, 43 Havant Road, Emsworth PO10 7JF He’s been savaged by a saltwater Crocodile, bitten twice by venomous snakes and his favourite guitar was rescued from a skip. Fitzy is unique – a real tonic to acoustic blues in both his playing and his onstage persona which contrasts so strikingly with the demure Cara whose percussive techniques drive things along and her repartee keeps her husband firmly in his place ! www.hatfitzandcara.com £14.00 Friday 14 September 8pm Benji Kirkpatrick & The Excess Emsworth Sports & Social Club, 43 Havant Road, Emsworth PO10 7JF The effervescent Benji Kirkpatrick (Faustus, and Bellowhead) formed this trio when Bellowhead decided to call it a day - along with fellow ‘header’ Tim Flood (drums), and Pete Thomas (bass). ‘Bloke Folk’ ‘Energetic Folk’ this band rightly defy any labeling but what they deliver is exciting, boundary- pushing, and even includes some Hendrix, and Thompson. www.benkirkpatrick.com £12.50 7th This year we’ve become more of an extended Festival ‘Season’ than a shorter time-frame of events purely because of time, venue, and artist constraints coupled with a number of excellent events which deserve your enjoyment. Eclectic in content and covering a myriad of musical genres, a Campfire Convention, World Premiere, and a wee bit more – you are the judge and jury but everyone involved hopes you’ll enjoy it. The Season is dedicated to the memory of Julian Sluggett without whom the theatre-side of WemsFest would never have existed and I’m particularly delighted that the newly-formed Emsworth Players are involved and that you have the opportunity to attend a World Premiere of ‘When the Poppies Bloom Again’. We’ve a new venue – Emsworth Sports & Social Club – centrally located, with a great atmospheric room, good bar and car-parking. As always, we are grateful to Carol Waldron and her staff at Bookends (Emsworth) for being our physical box-office and their continued support of events in the Emsworth area. We also have 2 new box-offices located in Havant, and Hayling Island (see Booking Information). We’re continually adding to the ongoing programme -the best way to be fully upto date is to email us at ‘[email protected]’ and we’ll ensure this. Thank You for supporting live, community-based events ! Best wishes Mark Millington-Ringwood (Artistic Director) Saturday 13 & Sunday 14 October Saturday 5pm - midnight Sunday 9am-4pm Campfire Convention The Hamblin Trust, Bosham, West Sussex, PO18 8PJ Campfire is a new social network, devised and led by social entrepreneur Pete Lawrence, founder of the The Big Chill* festivals and Cooking Vinyl label. This is a 24 hour gathering consisting of opening talk, think-shops and open space format, giving attendees an opportunity to propose their own sessions. Saturday evening features a communal meal, following by a campfire around the healing stone and circle singing. There will also be a chilled DJ session in the hall. Using an Open Space approach, Campfire’ offers up the opportunity for everyone to hold spaces of their own and share with others. This simple format revolves around a blackboard (real or virtual) where members who are attending can fill in the blank spaces and direct or curate their own sessions. Each space offers a blank canvas to fill with your creative ideas. You might want to hold space on 'how to' do a particular activity, develop a skill. You may wish to have a discussion or convene a panel to debate an issue or discuss new ideas and directions, you may wish to do yoga practise, meditate, or exhibit your photography. You may want to do musical or art appreciation, demonstrate vegan cooking, discuss ethical packaging or climate change, the future of politics or regale others with travel tales. You might want to set new goals, seek advice on a new venture or pour your heart out about a personal problem. “I come to Campfire because I’m interested in new social ideas, how we can run the world, how we can think differently about things. I’ve met a lot people at Campfire who have specific and very exciting projects that really are to do with re-thinking democracy and understanding that democracy means ruled by the community, it doesn’t mean what we have now”. Brian Eno, Campfire patron, musician, activist, inventor. *The Big Chill was well known for its thriving and proactive online community before the current mainstream social networks were established. Advance tickets £27.50 (for Sat & Sun), individually: Sat £17.50, Sun £20.00 inclusive of delicious plant-based and vegetarian food to tempt any palate! www.campfireconvention.com Friday 26 October 8pm Fara Brook Hall, North Street PO10 7BY 3 fiddlers and a piano ! Four leading musicians who originate from Orkney and are at the forefront of the Scottish folk scene. Jennifer Austin, Kristan Harvey, and Jeana Leslie have won many plaudits and awards since forming in 2014. www.faramusic.co.uk £14.00 Saturday 27 October 7pm Ella Rundle Trio St. Johns Church, Westbourne PO10 7BY Bach 'The Goldberg Variations' and supporting works We're delighted to welcome back Ella Rundle and her trio for this delightful programme originally written for piano/harpsichord and then, fortunately for us, transposed for strings. £12.50 We're indebted to Rona Musker for supporting this concert. Tuesday 6 – Friday 9 November 7.30pm Saturday 10 November 2.30pm The Emsworth Players Present When The Poppies Bloom Again Brook Hall, North Street, Emsworth PO10 7BY Written and directed by Jim Strudwick this play in words and music is a tribute to the fallen in World War One, and a celebration of the Armistice Centenary. Featuring The Andy Beaumont Band with Carol Sagar. £8.00 Friday 9 November 8pm The Strawbs (Acoustic) Emsworth Baptist Church, North Street PO10 7BY Re-arranged from last April Dave Cousins, Dave Lambert, and Chas Cronk effortly reproduce the majesty and depth of the keyboard- laden sounds which was so characteristic of the ‘big’ Strawbs sound.
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