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Wetwang Acoustic - East Yorkshire

20 Feb 11 - 01:42 PM (#3099175)
Subject: Wetwang Acoustic - East Yorkshire
From: GUEST

Wetwang Acoustic is an open mic. night for performers of acoustic music. Singers , musicians and audience are all welcome at 8.00 pm at the Victoria Inn, Wetwang (A166 6 miles west of Driffield).

It is held on the 2nd Tuesday of each month. Admission is free.
Hope to see you there.


20 Feb 11 - 02:16 PM (#3099191)
Subject: RE: Wetwang Acoustic - East Yorkshire
From: Midchuck

I thought I had heard all the really great names of British towns and villages. How did I miss that one? Probably because no one has used it in a limerick.

Hmmm.....a project!

Peter


21 Feb 11 - 03:20 AM (#3099549)
Subject: RE: Wetwang Acoustic - East Yorkshire
From: Dave Hanson

Wetwang used to have a famous Lord Mayor, the late Richard Whiteley, it's now got an even less famous one called Paul Hudson AKA the worlds worst weather forecaster.

Dave H


21 Feb 11 - 03:41 AM (#3099555)
Subject: RE: Wetwang Acoustic - East Yorkshire
From: r.padgett

No no no!

Paul Hudson is a great guy and a lovely foil for Christa Ackroyd

(who was a friend of the late Richard Whiteley) Mayor of Wetwang
Yorkshire Characters all ~ albiet on opposite Local News progammes originally

WE need to cherish 'em all (yes and you too Mr Harry Gration!)

Ray


21 Feb 11 - 04:05 AM (#3099565)
Subject: RE: Wetwang Acoustic - East Yorkshire
From: ced2

Careful Mr Hanson, besmerching someone from Keighley (i.e. Small Paul) is a dangerous thing to do!!! Not for nothing was the only real place mentioned in the League of Gentlemen Keighley! Dark forces may cross the watershed into Calderdale!


21 Feb 11 - 05:25 AM (#3099598)
Subject: RE: Wetwang Acoustic - East Yorkshire
From: GUEST, Jim Hancock

Hi There Guest

Would you like to add your event to the Yorkshire Folk Arts Directory at http://www.yorkshire-folk-arts.com/

It's Free.

All the best

Jim Hancock