Events

A slick, sophisticated theatre show featuring popular songs from the Great American Songbook by Gershwin, Berlin, Porter and many more.   At Sarah Thorne Theatre at 2.30 pm ...

The Hot Rats play folk rock music. Celtic, Eastern European and original material featuring world class fiddle player Ian Cutler (‘The Wicker Man’, Feast of Fiddles, Bully Wee), singer and guitarist Doug Hudson with brilliant innovative bass player Scott Kirk. Their performances are electrifying, musically superb, dynamic and fronted by former stand up comedian, Doug.    At the Magnet, Albion Street, 8 pm ...

Zac, Ben and Ants are guaranteed to have the place rocking!!If you've seen them before no introduction is needed!If you haven't seen them before you just need to come along as you won't be disappointed!    At Mind the Gap Micropub, High Street, 3 pm ...

Start your Saturday evening with some Blues & Americana from some talented local Musicians. Foot stomping, toe tapping good music.   At the Magnet, Albion Street, 5 pm ...

Trio Manor Manouche reawaken the infectious gypsy jazz pompe rhythm of the swinging 40s and 50s with their unique repertoire of tunes and captivating performances. Guitarists Nev Willis and Thomas Abrahams demonstrate the technical wizardry of Django Reinhardt's guitar style across an array of gypsy swing, bossa's, waltzes and original music alongside Jarrod Coombes' hands sliding up and down the Double Bass. Regularly surprising audiences with their arrangements of many well known songs seamlessly crafted into that reco ...

Come see Steve as a solo guitarist and singer. His genre is mainly 70’s music including Bowie and T Rex although he also does a general mix of rock pop from all decades.   At Mind the Gap, Micropub at 3 pm ...

Merry Opera’s Cinderella23: the timeless heroine has now finally resolved to transform her forsaken circumstances into happiness ever after. Burdened - or blessed? - by grumpy stepmothers and fairy godfathers, aided – or impeded? – by anima(gica)l assistants and glass slippers, she threads her way through life’s anguish and comedy to find her gallant prince. An evening of love, laughter and classic musical favourites from the last three centuries. Created a ...

In aid of the Parade at the Dickens Festival in June   Crampton Tower Main Hall 10 am - 3.30 pm   ...

At the Magnet, Albion Street 3 pm ...

At the Pavilion, Harbour Street Doors open 7 pm ...

This show does exactly what it says on the tin, possibly - a host of comedy songs covering a number of years by a host of great names.....and a few surprises. With Pat Abernethy and Dave Marsden"Probably the Best Comedy Songs in the World Ever, Maybe"The Sarah Thorne Theatre  7:30 PM ...

Hannah Woolmer (Violin) and Daniel Roberts (Piano) will perform in concert a wide variety of music by Brahms, Franck, Chopin, Liszt and other composers.   At Sarah Thorne Theatre, at 3 pm ...

At the Pavilion, Harbour Street ...