On Saturday 11th May between 10.30am and 2.30pm, a selection of artists appearing at this year’s Beverley Folk Festival, will once again be hitting Beverley town centre Cafés giving taster performances
One act plays, A Delicate Man, by Beverley writer Joanna Morris, and 7 Iron, by Hull-based Julian Woodford, premiere at the New Adelphi on May 15 for a limited run, along with new music by local songwriter Martin Clappison.
As Beverley Festival celebrates 30 years and moves to its new venue at Beverley Racecourse, Lucky Eric and the rest of the ‘Bouncers’ will be arriving at the event in June to give festival goers an insight into the real British Urban Nightlife!
On Saturday 4 May historic Beverley Minster will be filled with the glorious choral sound of two works which the East Riding County Choir will be performing – Rossini’s Stabat Mater and Mozart’s Requiem.
The Durham Ox was the venue for the Beverley Unsigned which showcases local musical talent. A packed house enjoyed a night of live entertainment that featured number of Beverley performers.
The popular Beverley Community Choir will be supported by the young and talented East Riding Suzuki Violin Group in an evening of music and song at Toll Gavel Church, Beverley, on Saturday 11th May at 7.30 p.m.
On April 27th 2013, Dr. Rachel Poyser, Director of music at Wyke College and will conduct a performance of Shostakovich No. 5 in the glorious surroundings of Beverley Minster.
Beverley Folk Festival not only hosts a wealth of talent over its festival weekend in June, but it presents some of the finest artists around in its concerts throughout the year.
The Beverley Folk Festival is looking to have one of its most successful events ever this June and part of that, says Artistic Director Chris Wade “is due to the strong partnerships we have developed with other local arts organisations.
On Saturday 27th April 2013 at 7.00pm the Friends of Longcroft School are holding a Barn Dance at Longcroft Upper School, music provided by our local White Horse Ceilidh Band.
Formed in 1957, the East Riding County Choir has been a part of Yorkshire life right from the off. Walter Hart, founder of the East Yorkshire Youth Orchestra, conducted the first formal practice nearly 60
Local Vauxhall retailer, Evans Halshaw, is encouraging families in Beverley to explore all that is great about England this Easter, after research by the British manufacturer reveals that people are feeling more proud to be British than ever.
Once again, the Beverley Folk Festival has struck gold with the return to the event of the international best-selling author, Ian Rankin. He will be bringing with him John Rebus, who once again returns to foil the crime world.
Having been nominated for 3 years in a row for the UK Festival Awards for “Family Friendly Festival”, the Beverley Folk Festival is a must for those families wanting to escape for a weekend packed full of free activities for children.
Local band This Way Up performed at Hodgsons Pub belting out some cracking music. Before they took to the stage solo singer and guitarist, Grace Christiansen took to the stage.
To mark Commonwealth Day, a special event will be held at the Defence School of Transport at Leconfield which will comprise of a Caribbean Steel Band, traditional Commonwealth foods from around the world and information boards.
A few pictures from the night-life happening in Beverley this weekend taken in the Royal Standard and also Kubana Bar. Rob Hunter was again in the cup board under the stairs at Kubana Bar
Last summer the Urban Impact Creative Arts Youth Festival showcased some of the great talent in Beverley. The demand was so great to perform that we ran out of space in the programme.