Every Wednesday at 8pm.
Make it a date - Wednesday at eight!
In July we have two members' featured evenings. The first on Wednesday 2nd when the ever-popular Hillbilly Express take the stage.
Hillbilly Express
Then on Wednesday 16th Mikanora will appear along with their new band Balgores. We've only seen this line up once before for a two-song floor spot, so a longer performance is something to look forward to.
Balgores - Mick Turner, Nora Kelson, Paulette Luff, Jem Bowden
Guest artists on August 6th will be Steve O'Kane and Fiona McBain. Another superb evening should be in store. Visit www.steveokane.co.uk to find out more.
Steve O'Kane & Fiona McBane
September 3rd sees long-standing member Norman Faulkner's featured evening.
Norman Faulkner
Looking forward we now have the rest of 2008 sorted and our guest on October 1st will be the very popular Adrian Nation. Go to www.laburnumbridge.co.uk to find out more about Adrian and to hear some sound samples.
Adrian Nation
On November 19th our guest artist is Tom Bliss. Many of you may have caught his gig at the recent Leigh Folk Festival and so know what he's all about. If not, go to www.turnstone.tv for more information plus audio/video downloads
Tom Bliss
Finally, on December 17th we will have Sue, Mim and Sophie, otherwise known as Triangle as our guests. Hugely popular at Havering with their superb harmony singing, they'll be joining us for our Christmas dinner beforehand as well. For those who've not had the pleasure of hearing them, go to www.trianglemusic.info for more information and audio samples.
Triangle - Sophie, Mim, Sue
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"I travel the country a great deal and always look on the web to find a folk club or music session close to my hotel. So I have visited dozens during the past few years and without doubt the friendliest is Havering FC. I knew 5 people by name before I sat down with my pint. Excellent night - keep up the good work!" Mike Lydiatt - Sheffield
I must say, I was incredibly impressed with the breadth of music you guys delivered. If anyone was looking for a definition of "eclectic", I think I would have to point them to a club which can cover everything from George Formby to Ralph Vaughan Williams in the space of two and a
half hours! Ah, that would be Havering Folk Club, then!
Thanks very much for having us, and we look forward to coming again soon. Sue, Mim & Sophie aka Triangle www.trianglemusic.info
Whether you're a singer, instrumentalist, poet, band or simply want to hear some good music and have a great time, come along any Wednesday - you'll be made very welcome.
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