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29 Aug 11 - 07:39 AM (#3214423) Subject: Bromyard From: GUEST Off to Bromyard in a few days for the first time. Does anyone have any pointers as to sessions, things to head for or even to avoid? |
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29 Aug 11 - 09:53 AM (#3214480) Subject: RE: Bromyard From: Noreen Do you mean Bromyard Folk Festival, 9th - 11th September 2011, or the town generally, anonymous GUEST? |
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29 Aug 11 - 12:11 PM (#3214565) Subject: RE: Bromyard From: GUEST I mean the festival. We've had good reports but nothing specific about, for instance, where to find sessions. |
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29 Aug 11 - 01:57 PM (#3214630) Subject: RE: Bromyard From: Hesk Have a look at threads pertaining to Bromyard for last year and before. You will find some constructive criticisms there. The Festival can be spent entirely on the, slightly, out of town site, or in the town, or both. There are sessions in many of the pubs, just follow your ears! |
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30 Aug 11 - 04:40 AM (#3215015) Subject: RE: Bromyard From: Silas Most of the pubs have a session of sorts going on. That is one good thing about Bromyard, but the pubs can get pretty rowdy at night. |
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30 Aug 11 - 09:26 AM (#3215102) Subject: RE: Bromyard From: Seayaker There is usually an English session in the afternoon at the Falcon which will be on the program and another session, mostly Irish, in the Kings Arms just up the road. Other sessions can take place as and when people start them. |