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Rhyl Folk and Acoustic Club meet every Friday at 8.00pm in the The Corbett Sports Stadium Lounge at Rhyl Football Club which boasts comfortable seating, a stage with a PA system, a licensed bar and a large safe car park.
All styles of music are catered for from Folk to Blues to Country, and all abilities too! On our regular singer’s nights, we welcome visitors whether as performers or just to relax and enjoy the music.
Admission is just £1.50 and that includes a free ticket for the bottle raffle! Certain Guest Nights may cost a little more. Please check the calendar on our website for full details.
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Click here for the “What’s On Calendar”
A space for the arts, education and therapy has finally blossomed in Oswestry.
I can assure you there is no other like it. You step in from the outside world and into another dimension.
So what is it?
It’s an old welsh chapel designed by the Revd. Thomas Thomas and built in 1862-63. In style it has a classical, three bay Tuscan pilastered facade under overall pediment.
Due to lack if use it was auctioned and sold to it’s new owner Duncan Kerr in 2011 with the intention of running it as an arts centre.
I will be looking at running art exhibitions, gigs, comedy nights, workshops, 1-1 education, groups, talks, seminars and much much more! (Thank god i’m not trying to write this in Twitter)
My main interest is providing this to the community and sustaining a vibrant arts scene for all ages.
Hermon Chapel Arts Centre is kitted out with lighting, a top of the range P.A, stage, can seat up to 150 (people), facilities to record and film all events, loads of places to hide and a licensed bar!
Any one who would like to come and have a look, attend events, hire, start workshops, you name it!
We meet every Sunday, doors open at 8.00pm for an 8.30pm start. Get along promptly if you want to grab one of the available floor spots. The Spire Coffee Bar is easy to find at Breck Road, Wallasey, CH44 3BD
New faces welcome on singer’s nights, which are most weeks apart from our occasional guest nights (see program).
We are going to experiment with “spotlights”, where a performer is offered a 20 minute slot on a singers’ night to do an extended set. That spot will be advertised in the weekly email.
So if you fancy putting your name in the hat for that, get in touch with us by email or on Facebook. We have some names on the list so watch this space.
Guests in 2017
- 12/02/2017 Kathy will host our singers’ night with special guests, The Jaywalkers
- 12/03/2017 Kim Lowings and the Greenwood
- 16/04/2017 Peter Price
- 14/05/2017 Rip Roaring Success
- 11/06/2017 Greg Russell
- 09/07/2017 The Deportees
- 13/08/2017 Lizzie Nunnery
Hosts
Club Residents support the club in their own time for the love of live acoustic music.
- 19/02/2017 Henry
- 26/02/2017 Iain
- 05/03/2017 Phil
- 12/03/2017 Ruth
- 19/03/2017 Jan
- 26/03/2017 Kathy
- 02/04/2017 Henry
Wallasey Folk & Acoustic Club is a not for profit community organisation.
Blue Lantern is an Open Mic Acoustic Night that now takes place every Monday evening at The Chichester Arms in Chester.
The Blue Lantern ran for 11 years at Yales Cafe Bar, Hill Street, Wrexham until the final night on 9th July 2012. The new venue has a lot of atmosphere and there’s a good selection of food available.
All welcome to have a go – performers of any level. It starts earlier than before at 8.30pm. Arrive early to put your name on the list.
Free entry.
Rhyl Folk and Acoustic Club meet every Friday at 8.00pm in the The Corbett Sports Stadium Lounge at Rhyl Football Club which boasts comfortable seating, a stage with a PA system, a licensed bar and a large safe car park.
All styles of music are catered for from Folk to Blues to Country, and all abilities too! On our regular singer’s nights, we welcome visitors whether as performers or just to relax and enjoy the music.
Admission is just £1.50 and that includes a free ticket for the bottle raffle! Certain Guest Nights may cost a little more. Please check the calendar on our website for full details.
We meet every Sunday, doors open at 8.00pm for an 8.30pm start. Get along promptly if you want to grab one of the available floor spots. The Spire Coffee Bar is easy to find at Breck Road, Wallasey, CH44 3BD
New faces welcome on singer’s nights, which are most weeks apart from our occasional guest nights (see program).
We are going to experiment with “spotlights”, where a performer is offered a 20 minute slot on a singers’ night to do an extended set. That spot will be advertised in the weekly email.
So if you fancy putting your name in the hat for that, get in touch with us by email or on Facebook. We have some names on the list so watch this space.
Guests in 2017
- 12/02/2017 Kathy will host our singers’ night with special guests, The Jaywalkers
- 12/03/2017 Kim Lowings and the Greenwood
- 16/04/2017 Peter Price
- 14/05/2017 Rip Roaring Success
- 11/06/2017 Greg Russell
- 09/07/2017 The Deportees
- 13/08/2017 Lizzie Nunnery
Hosts
Club Residents support the club in their own time for the love of live acoustic music.
- 19/02/2017 Henry
- 26/02/2017 Iain
- 05/03/2017 Phil
- 12/03/2017 Ruth
- 19/03/2017 Jan
- 26/03/2017 Kathy
- 02/04/2017 Henry
Wallasey Folk & Acoustic Club is a not for profit community organisation.
Click here for an up-to-date listing of what’s on and the Cavern Club and the Cavern Pub
THE CAVERN CLUB IS THE CRADLE OF BRITISH POP MUSIC, THE PLACE WHERE THE BEATLES MUSICAL IDENTITY WAS FORMED.
Today’s Cavern is a thriving live music destination and one of Liverpool’s top tourist attractions. The three venues – the Cavern Club, Cavern Live Lounge and the Cavern Pub – showcase not only the incredible legacy of The Beatles, but also new up and coming bands and established artists.
Discover for yourself the evocative spirit of this legendary venue and experience the unique and powerful Cavern sound performed live on stage every afternoon till late in the evening.
Blue Lantern is an Open Mic Acoustic Night that now takes place every Monday evening at The Chichester Arms in Chester.
The Blue Lantern ran for 11 years at Yales Cafe Bar, Hill Street, Wrexham until the final night on 9th July 2012. The new venue has a lot of atmosphere and there’s a good selection of food available.
All welcome to have a go – performers of any level. It starts earlier than before at 8.30pm. Arrive early to put your name on the list.
Free entry.
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Rhyl Folk and Acoustic Club meet every Friday at 8.00pm in the The Corbett Sports Stadium Lounge at Rhyl Football Club which boasts comfortable seating, a stage with a PA system, a licensed bar and a large safe car park.
All styles of music are catered for from Folk to Blues to Country, and all abilities too! On our regular singer’s nights, we welcome visitors whether as performers or just to relax and enjoy the music.
Admission is just £1.50 and that includes a free ticket for the bottle raffle! Certain Guest Nights may cost a little more. Please check the calendar on our website for full details.
We meet every Sunday, doors open at 8.00pm for an 8.30pm start. Get along promptly if you want to grab one of the available floor spots. The Spire Coffee Bar is easy to find at Breck Road, Wallasey, CH44 3BD
New faces welcome on singer’s nights, which are most weeks apart from our occasional guest nights (see program).
We are going to experiment with “spotlights”, where a performer is offered a 20 minute slot on a singers’ night to do an extended set. That spot will be advertised in the weekly email.
So if you fancy putting your name in the hat for that, get in touch with us by email or on Facebook. We have some names on the list so watch this space.
Guests in 2017
- 12/02/2017 Kathy will host our singers’ night with special guests, The Jaywalkers
- 12/03/2017 Kim Lowings and the Greenwood
- 16/04/2017 Peter Price
- 14/05/2017 Rip Roaring Success
- 11/06/2017 Greg Russell
- 09/07/2017 The Deportees
- 13/08/2017 Lizzie Nunnery
Hosts
Club Residents support the club in their own time for the love of live acoustic music.
- 19/02/2017 Henry
- 26/02/2017 Iain
- 05/03/2017 Phil
- 12/03/2017 Ruth
- 19/03/2017 Jan
- 26/03/2017 Kathy
- 02/04/2017 Henry
Wallasey Folk & Acoustic Club is a not for profit community organisation.
Click here for the “What’s On Calendar”
A space for the arts, education and therapy has finally blossomed in Oswestry.
I can assure you there is no other like it. You step in from the outside world and into another dimension.
So what is it?
It’s an old welsh chapel designed by the Revd. Thomas Thomas and built in 1862-63. In style it has a classical, three bay Tuscan pilastered facade under overall pediment.
Due to lack if use it was auctioned and sold to it’s new owner Duncan Kerr in 2011 with the intention of running it as an arts centre.
I will be looking at running art exhibitions, gigs, comedy nights, workshops, 1-1 education, groups, talks, seminars and much much more! (Thank god i’m not trying to write this in Twitter)
My main interest is providing this to the community and sustaining a vibrant arts scene for all ages.
Hermon Chapel Arts Centre is kitted out with lighting, a top of the range P.A, stage, can seat up to 150 (people), facilities to record and film all events, loads of places to hide and a licensed bar!
Any one who would like to come and have a look, attend events, hire, start workshops, you name it!