Folk-Club

Crieff Folk Club This club meets monthly at Strathearn Artspace in the former Old Library, with session evenings in between the monthly gig nights.

The Crosskeys is an old thatched coaching inn set down a secluded leafy lane, a quiet spot for a fortnightly session.

The Croydon Folk and Blues Club meets every Sunday evening, usually around 8:00, at Ruskin House, 23 Coombe Road, Croydon, Surrey. Everyone is welcome, and musicians of all abilities are encouraged to have a go if they wish. The music usually starts at 8:30 with the regular sessions. An hour later there is a hotspot, which features a special guest.

The club meets on Mondays at 8pm at Ruskin House, 23 Coombe Road, Croydon.

The club meets usually on the last Friday of each month at the Kilmarnock Arms Hotel. Live club nights resumed from June 2022, initially in the Village Hall, before returning to the Kilmarnock Arms Hotel in September 2022.

An Chultúrlann spans three floors, with space for artistic and theatrical expression, a café, a tourist information office, community radio, and the North’s largest dedicated Irish language and media book and gift shop. Located in Belfast’s Gaeltacht Quarter, it hosts live traditional and contemporary music sessions and poetry readings. Suitable for beginners and advanced. Core musicians are Dusty Doris (fiddle) and Maria Rafferty (flute), with visits from various guests and local musicians. ...

A boutique folk festival with a maximum of 500 people on site, organised by a volunteer committee of musicians, artists, craftspeople, and hard workers, whose ambition is to put on a memorable weekend that shines a spotlight on local culture. The main days are Friday and Saturday, with Sunday a more relaxed day featuring a few performances around lunchtime and impromptu fireside sessions.