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Alba • Scotland


-------------- so far, all entries online, see Venues Zoom webpage.   Details of live meetings are most welcome. -------------------------------------------

*** just to show some examples . . .  we've copied over entries from North of England webpage,
     these will be deleted from this page when we have some Scotland entries.


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🄰  Mondays weekly except 1st   Lancs NEWBURGH THE ROOM AT THE TOP FOLK CLUB   www.markdowding.co.uk/room_at_the_top.htm Mark or Maggi 01257 464215.
→ The Red Lion, Ash Brow, Newburgh, Lancs, WN8 7NF.              Mondays, weekly* 8-15pm - 11.00pm    * except 1st Mon: Zoom
⇒ Contact Maggie before turning up - limit 20 per session, due to the room size. E-mailing maggihuyton@yahoo.com
⊕   2 songs per performer. usually time for another round with one song each.    All nights are Singers Nights and we welcome singers, poets and readers to have a go at any time.  All styles of acoustic music are encouraged.


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 🄵 1st & 3rd Tue   W. Yorks   MORLEY  MORLEY FOLK CLUB   www.morleyfolk.org   Alan Street
→  Concert room, High Street Sports & Social Club, 27 High Street, Morley  LS27 9AL..  Doors open 7.30pm for prompt start 8pm, finishes 10.30pm.
⇒  Organiser:  Alan Street,  info<at>morleyfolk.org    Facebook: MFC on Facebook
⊕          [Apr 2010, new Member]​

🄰  3rd Tue    Cumbria    BRAMPTON    BRAMPTON FOLK SESSION    www.laverocks.org.uk    Katy             01434 298792

🄵 4th Tue   Tyne & Wear   SUNDERLAND    STUMBLE INN FOLK & ACOUSTIC  AFTERNOON   www.facebook.com/stumbleinnfolk  Eileen Richardson
→  The Stumble Inn, Function Room, Chester Road, Sunderland, SR2 7PR.   1pm to 4pm  (for Zoom, 2.10pm for 2.30pm)
⇒  Eileen Richardson, www.facebook.com/stumbleinnfolk, contact Stumble Inn Folk and Acoustic Afternoon on Messenger or email eileenrich<at>hotmail.com
⊕   The pub serves real ale, food, and coffee.  Singers (unaccompanied or accompanied), musicians and listeners welcome!  All welcome, whether Stumble Inn regulars or not, to share a song, tune, poem etc. or simply to come along and listen.    (May 2021, new Member)

 We have Folklife members from Skye to Brussels!, but no significant circulation outside our main area (Wales; England West Country & West Midlands). 
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    -- for venues near to our area
    -- for venues in popular holiday areas
    -- for venues with something else to publicise eg a folk act, or a folk festival - we can publicise all your folk activities if you are a Folklife member
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