To book tickets email folkatthebarlow@gmail.com ring/text 07427 613783 or use the onsite booking form
Folk at the Barlow is a not-for-profit organisation. Our aim is to encourage people of all ages and backgrounds to enjoy and participate in folk music and song. Both the folk club and the Festival are run by unpaid volunteers. Concert tickets are £12.50 each, except Oct and Nov which will be £15 each. Children's tickets (16 and under) are free and students 21 and under are half price. The Barlow is a fabulous venue with a great stage which has state-of-the art sound and lighting. There is a separate bar serving local ale etc.
May Events
Fri 2 May 8pm First Friday singaround
Folk at the Barlow's usual friendly singaround in the Reading Room (aka the Bar) at the Barlow. All are welcome to come along and participate or just to observe and enjoy. Song, music or poems are all welcomed. No entrance fee but there is a collection which will hopefullly cover the room hire cost.
Fri 16 May 8pm The Rosie Hood Band supported by Watch the Wall doors open 7:30pm
Tickets are £12.50 each. to book please email folkatthebarlow@gmail.com to book direct or use the form
Rosie is a young Wiltshire folk-singer with a beautiful clear pure voice. She is interested in traditional songs and music, has done much of her own research and also writes material of her own. The band are a four piece. Accompanying and collaborating with Rosie are three top-class players : fiddle-player Nicola Beazley, melodeon-player & percussionist Robyn Wallace and fiddle-player Rosie Butler-Hall. The instrumentalists bring dynamic lift and drive, expanding Rosie's vision to re-work traditional songs and bring unheard stories to life. This should be an amazing night!
Supporting the Rosie Hood Band will be our own local trio Watch the Wall. Nick Mallion on vocals and guitar showcasing his brilliant compositions, Brian McGuire on strings and vocals, and a thankful return for fiddler Kathy McIver after her long-standing shoulder injury
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