Folk-Club

Dreamers Folk is a folk club in Four Lanes, Redruth.

The Dumbles Folk Club welcomes all musicians, singers, poets and listeners. The club is a relaxed and friendly singaround group. Admission is free, and a free supper is kindly provided by the hosts Steve (Tink) and Angie.

Dunblane Folk Club meets every Sunday at the Lesser Hall of the Victoria Halls from 7.30 to 10 pm for an evening of songs, tunes, recitations and stories. A donation of £3 is welcome but optional. BYOB, though tea and coffee are available. All styles of acoustic music are welcome. The setting is friendly and informal, with no stage or paid guests.

Dunton Folk organises a series of folk music concerts throughout the year and folk music sessions in the March Hare Public House. The group also organises the annual Wassail in an orchard in the centre of Dunton. The folk music concerts take place in the superb setting of St Mary Magdalene Church. The acoustics of the church lend themselves to live music, and a superb atmosphere is generated when music is performed. A full bar is provided at all concerts by John and Janice of the March Hare pub. ...

Ebbw Vale Folk Club was reformed in October 2010 and meets on the last Friday of the month at Ebbw Vale Welfare Club, Eugene Cross Park, Ebbw Vale, Gwent. The club has an open mic policy and is growing in popularity, with at least a dozen regular participants.

At Elsie’s (The Queen’s Arms), ‘Sing & Play Nights’ have been held for many years. One Saturday each month (except December, when the Cowden Mummers and Christmas Frolics Night are also held), Elsie’s Band runs the evening and books a guest performer or band. A wide variety of guests are presented, and all visitors and floor singers are welcome. For full details of dates and programme for the year, visit the website. ...

Folk and acoustic music at its best. Resident hosts Alan Morley and Hugh Stewart (Morley/Stewart). Traditional and contemporary folk, country, and Celtic music.