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28 Mar 16 - 06:43 PM (#3781939) Subject: Norfolk folk clubs From: GUEST I am going to Norfolk in May and would like to know what folk clubs or singarounds there are. I have a small campervan and would like to know of any campsites near the clubs or if it would be possible to park overnight in the pub car park |
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28 Mar 16 - 08:38 PM (#3781953) Subject: RE: Norfolk folk clubs From: FreddyHeadey Personal mudcat rec's will be best but... You could try this map https://www.google.com/maps/d/viewer?mid=zFcKphOvGxXU.kaygq-TxL-oI&z=9&ll=52.2%2C1.0 or the Facebook page facebook.com Norfolk Folk Musicians |
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29 Mar 16 - 03:30 AM (#3781997) Subject: RE: Norfolk folk clubs From: GUEST Thanks for the information. |
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03 Apr 16 - 08:14 AM (#3782988) Subject: RE: Norfolk folk clubs From: GUEST Little Bird Told Me is probably the best resource for clubs/events folk/folkish in Norfolk. |
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03 Apr 16 - 08:29 AM (#3782993) Subject: RE: Norfolk folk clubs From: GUEST,Mary Humphreys You could try reading Mardles, the East Anglian folk magazine, available as a download from: https://www.suffolkfolk.co.uk/downloadmardles.php |
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03 Apr 16 - 09:32 AM (#3783023) Subject: RE: Norfolk folk clubs From: GUEST,Jon I've just paid the £1 for a download. Club event wise, it's a bit thin. Taking the nearest 3 to me and working in date order for this month, there is: 8th April - (second Monday) - The Cottage, Cromer - I think singaround format. 14th April - (second Thursday) - Vernon Arms, Southrepps - usually works round the room. More tunes than songs. 28th April - (last Thursday) - Horseshoes, Alby - singaround with the occasional tune. There would be a few other regular once a month type venues in North Norfolk in between, eg. Blakney (I think on a Sunday) and maybe still Sherringham... The 3 I mentioned are in LBTM although the sessions I'd prefer to get to in Norwich when I do fancy some (Irish) tunes and am able to get out are not listed. |
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03 Apr 16 - 09:35 AM (#3783026) Subject: RE: Norfolk folk clubs From: GUEST,Jon Opps Cromer should have been 2nd Friday. |
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04 Apr 16 - 03:39 AM (#3783221) Subject: RE: Norfolk folk clubs From: GUEST Thanks for all the info. I have never been to Norfolk before and I am really looking forward to seeing the sights and taking in some folk music. Cheers |
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13 Jul 19 - 08:30 PM (#4000632) Subject: RE: Norfolk folk clubs From: FreddyHeadey Here's another map to check(Folk Club Map), open in a browser, not 'maps' https://www.google.com/maps/d/u/0/viewer?mid=1plE0C69JOiO8FotbmDlDvE2qxbM&msa=0&ll=52.73%2C0.91&z=9 Here's a link to Norfolk Folk Local & UK links page (Folk Clubs / Other / Folk Dances / Morris & Molly / English Folk Dance / Links / Neighbour counties / Organisations / Performers / Sessions / Folk Arts & Crafts / Instrumental teachers) http://www.norfolkfolk.co.uk/ but it says "last updated 4th Jan 2015" Mardles - Norfolk, Suffolk, Cambridgeshire, Essex [Dialect word(s) : Mardle : To gossip, or chat: Also, another name for a pond!] (In 2018, the website took over from the print magazine) CLUBS & SESSIONS https://www.mardles.org/index.php/whats-on East Anglian Traditional Music Trust Promoting the Folk Music Traditions of East Anglia through Events, Research and Participation http://www.eatmt.org.uk [Little Bird (mentioned above) club diary for Norfolk http://littlebirdtoldme.info/ feb 2019 ... domain expired] |
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14 Jul 19 - 10:50 AM (#4000693) Subject: RE: Norfolk folk clubs From: The Sandman I had an enjoyable gig atNorwich folk club ,recommeded |
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20 Jul 19 - 07:38 AM (#4001279) Subject: RE: Norfolk folk clubs From: FreddyHeadey TheSession https://thesession.org/sessions/nearby?latlon=52.62,1.29 MusTrad http://www.mustrad.org.uk/sess_txt.htm#norf (undated) |