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The Broadsheet Apr to Jun 2018 Issue No The Broadsheet Apr to Jun 2018 Issue No. 130 31 years of service to Folk Music NOTE, If nothing is listed on a clubs normal night, it’s a Singers Night ! Readifolk Folk Club <www.readifolk.org.uk> Maidenhead Folk Club <www.maidenheadfolkclub.org> Sunday 8-00 pm The Community Hall, Watlington House, 44, Thursday 8-30 pm New Inn, Farm Rd., Maidenhead SL6 5HX. Watlington St., Reading RG1 4RJ. Contact Una on 0118 948 3145 or Contact Mary on 01628 624460 Anne on 0118 961 3586 st or email [email protected] Apr 1 Theme: ‘Tales of the Unexpected’ th th Apr 5 Two Coats Colder Apr 8 The Drystones th nd Apr 12 Feature – Peter Webster & Ross Fergusson Apr 22 Folklaw th th Apr 19 Scarecrow Apr 29 Harbottle and Jonas th th th Apr 26 MFC 46 Birthday Party May 6 Theme: ‘Flora & Fauna’ rd th May3 Feature – Caroline Jackson-Houlston May13 Jez Lowe th th May 17 Mark Ashworth May 20 The Foxglove Trio th rd May 24 Theme: ‘Taking flight’ Jun 3 Reg Meuross th th Jun7 Na-Mara Jun10 Dave Ellis and Boo Howard th th Jun14 Theme: ‘Down to the river’ Jun 17 Theme: ‘O My Papa’ st th Jun 21 Peter and Barbara Snape Jun 24 The Mile Roses Windmill Acoustic Music<www.windmillfolk.co.uk > Nettlebed Folk Club < www.nettlebedfolkclub.co.uk > Thursday 8-45 pm Albert St. Social Club, 47, Albert St., Fleet Monday 8-00 pm The Village Club Hall, High St., Nettlebed, GU51 3RL. Contact Sherryl & Gary on 01276 609954 th Nr Henley, Oxon RG9 5DD. Apr 5 The Hedge Inspectors th Contact Mike on 01628 636620 May 17 Bob Dylan Birthday night th Apr 9-10th Feast of Fiddles – Both shows sold out! Jun 14 The Cody Sisters (US) nd Apr 16th Kris Drever (From Lau) Jun 22 (Fri) all at Boars Bridge Festival rd Apr 23 Aidan O’Rourke (From Lau) & Kit Downes Anchor Folk Club <www.anchorfolkclub.com> Apr 30th Jackie Oates Band – New Album Launch Thursday 8-30 pm The Blue Anchor Pub, 155, High Rd., May 7th Bank Holiday - Closed Byfleet, Surrey KT14 7RL May 14th IMAR st Contact Mike on 07971 198412 e-mail [email protected] May 21 Fairport Convention th th Apr 19 Steve Turner May 28 Bank Holiday - Closed th th May17 Georgia Lewis Jun 4 Jim Moray th th Jun 7 Geoff Lakeman Jun 11 Chris & Kellie While th th Jun 14 Chris Cleverley Jun 18 Granny’s Attic th Jun 25 Charlie Dore & Megan Henwood Poppy’s Folk and Acoustic Music Club <www.poppyfolk.co.uk> Monthly on listed Fridays 8 for 8-30 Bracknell Folk Club <www.bracknellfolk.org.uk> pm. Club House, Blackwater Valley Golf Centre, Sean Deveraux Every Tuesday 8-30 pm The Sun, Windlesham GU20 6EN. Park, GU46 7SZ. Contact Steve on 07899 751964 or [email protected] th Contact Kathy/Felix on 01344 771887 Apr 17 Chris Ronald Trio th th Apr 13 Singers night May 8 Steve Ashley th th May 11 Jim MacLean May 29 Patchouli Jun 8th Singers night – Note change of venue Jun 19th Moirai * Hawley Leisure Centre, GU17 9BW * Marlow Bottom Folk & Acoustic Club Sing-a-Rounds & Sessions <http://www.marlow-acoustic.uk> Wednesday 8-30 pm Herga at the Castle, 30, West St., Harrow on the Hill, HA1 3EF. Various regular venues, but changes can happen so please check Mondays from 7-30 Singaround. website or phone Alan 01628 472435. Contact Tim on [email protected] or 1st Wed – The Swan, West Wycombe. Chris on [email protected] 2nd Wed - Dashwood Arms, Piddington. Ace Space, <www.acespace.org.uk> open mike sessions st 3rd Wed – George and Dragon, West Wycombe St. Nicolas Rd., Newbury RG14 5PR 1 Fridays 4th Wed - Prince Albert, Frieth. Monthly gigs, Contact Adam on 07905 590 214 5th Wed - Please see website Story Telling in Reading-info <www.SfS.org.uk> Peppard Unplugged Peppard Memorial Hall, RG9 5JA Contact 0118 9723609 – NO MEETING in April Folk at Norden Farm <www.nordenfarm.org> rd Variable days of the week at Norden Farm Centre for the Arts, White Lion, Wherwell, Hants. 3 Thur-Singaround. Contact 01264 860569. Altwood Rd. Maidenhead Berks. SL6 4PF Tel: 01628 788997 nd Fri Apr 6th Show of Hands – Sold Out The Caversham Rose, Kidmore Rd., Caversham. 2 Thur – 8pm - th Song & music session. Contact Terry on 07572 090233. Sun Apr 8 (2pm) Family Ceilidh with Nedron’s Jig nd The Global Cafe, London St., Reading. 2 Wednesday 8:30 pm Wed May 9th Peter Knight’s Gigspanner nd Contact Danny on 0118 9476509 Tues May 22 Chris While & Julie Matthews Twyford Folk Music Workshop, Loddon Hall. 1st Wed 8.00 pm. For music readers. Cost £4. Contact Colin 0119 934 0300 The website version of the Broadsheet is available at www.broadsheet.org.uk The deadline for information for issue 131 July to September is June 13th. For Information Phone 01344 774155 Or e-mail [email protected] .
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