Music
A weekly folk night where club musicians play tunes first, then open-mic singers take a ten-minute slot of about two songs or tunes. Suits performers wanting to try a spot and listeners who enjoy folk music.
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The Globe Hotel, TopshamCommunity
A relaxed coffee morning for members and prospective members of Exeter u3a, where people swap stories about their interest groups, university visits and research taking part. Suited to retired and older learners keen to meet other u3a members.
The Globe Hotel, TopshamMusic
A weekly folk session where tunes from the club's orchestra are followed by singers performing short spots of around two songs or tunes. Suited to folk musicians wanting to perform and listeners who enjoy traditional music.
The Globe Hotel, TopshamMusic
A weekly folk singers' night where the club's Orchestra plays tunes before singers take the floor. Musicians who want to perform can book a ten-minute slot, and listeners are welcome to simply come along and enjoy the folk music.
The Globe Hotel, TopshamMusic
A weekly folk singers' night where the club's Orchestra plays tunes before singers take the floor. Musicians who want to perform can book a ten-minute slot, and listeners are welcome to simply come along and enjoy the folk music.
The Bridge InnMusic
A monthly session where instrumentalists of all levels play together, and everyone is warmly invited to join in. Suits folk musicians who want to play with others, whatever their experience.
Exeter Corn ExchangeMusic
Country-roots and Americana band mixing driving country-rock with fiddle, banjo, accordion and trumpet. Their comic touring tales sit alongside emotional songs, suiting fans of folk, roots and road-worn storytelling.
Cygnet TheatreMusic
Award-winning fiddler and singer Tom McConville mixes Newcastle tradition with Irish, American and Scottish influences, plus jazz and bluegrass. Fast dance tunes, slow airs and plenty of humour suit folk and roots music fans.
Matthews HallMusic
Chris Hoban and guests, including Sidmouth Town Band, Miranda Sykes and Jim Causley, tell little-known stories of the Great War through original songs, from its outset to the armistice and beyond.
