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What's on in South Brent

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CLICK HERE to find out What's on in South Brent (Opens up a pdf document - updated since any mailouts)

 

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Twixt Christmas and New Year Ceilidh 2025

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Saturday 27 December 2025: ‘Twixt and Between’ Christmas and New Year Céilidh organised by South Brent Folk in South Brent Village Hall at 7.30pm (doors open 7pm). Chill out and enjoy the music after the Christmas festivities or dance your (new) socks off with ‘The Offshoot Band’. ‘The Offshoot Band’ (from Spinach for Norman) will comprise:- Ben van Weede (fiddle); Steve Verge (guitar); Tim Walker (bass); with caller and fiddle player Kip Pratt. Raffle; Reel Ale bar. Tickets (which might make good Christmas presents) £8 from artworks in South Brent, or by BACS - contact This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. or on the door (if any left) (Young people age 12-16 half price). Entry includes one free non-alcoholic spiced berry drink.

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South Brent Folk 2025 events

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 South Brent Folk has planned a programme of live events for 2025:

 

·                 Saturday 5 April 2025: Maggie Duffy with Bob Thomson in the Old School Community Centre at 7pm.  Wonderful Brixham-based singer, songwriter and poet, Maggie Duffy, and her long-time collaborator, guitarist Bob Thomson, draw from a varied repertoire of songs and stories.

·                 Saturday 11 October 2025: Autumn Ceilidh organised by South Brent Folk at 7.30pm (doors open 7pm) in South Brent Village Hall, with Ashburton Community Folk Orchestra led by David Faulkner. Ashburton Community Folk Orchestra are a 30 plus strong group of musicians playing music from Dartmoor, the SouthWest, Europe and beyond! Raffle in aid of the Motor Neurone Disease Association. Entry £8; - tickets from artworks in South Brent, or by BACS - contact This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.; or on the door (if any left).

 

·                Saturday 8 November 2025: ‘Rising Voices: Songs of Struggle and Survival’ at 7.30pm (doors open 7pm) in the Old School Community Centre. Following their previous successful autumn evenings Devon musician and folk song expert Sam Richards, and singer-songwriter-guitarist, Martin Scragg, present songs, stories and verses inspired by struggle and survival . Organised by South Brent Folk. Tickets £8 from artworks in South Brent, or by BACS - contact This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. or on the door (if any left). See: http://southbrentfolk.org.uk/ and Facebook.  

 

·                Saturday 27 December 2025: ‘Twixt and Between’ Christmas and New Year Céilidh organised by South Brent Folk in South Brent Village Hall at 7.30pm (doors open 7pm). Chill out and enjoy the music after the Christmas festivities or dance your (new) socks off with ‘The Offshoot Band’. ‘The Offshoot Band’ (from Spinach for Norman) will comprise:- Ben van Weede (fiddle); Steve Verge (guitar); Tim Walker (bass); with caller and fiddle player Kip Pratt. Raffle; Reel Ale bar. Tickets (which might make good Christmas presents) £8 from artworks in South Brent, or by BACS - contact This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. or on the door (if any left) (Young people age 12-16 half price). Entry includes one free non-alcoholic spiced berry drink.)

 

 

 

We also support other local folk events:

There is a ‘Third Thursday Tunes’: traditional muic session on the 3rd Thursday of the month, in the Packhorse Inn, co-hosted by Steve Dart and Mick Bramich at 8pm. See Facebook.

 

There is a regular (more or less weekly) informal music session at the Packhorse Inn, South Brent. Mainly acoustic pop/rock/blues and folk (contemporary or traditional). Anything goes: come, listen, join in if you like - would-be performers always welcome. Ask the bar staff, call 01364 72682 or email This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it..

 

'Folk on the Moor' folk club is weekly on Sundays (except August) at the Moorland Hotel, Wotter PL7 5HP - see below and www.moorfolk.co.uk/.

 

 

Totnes Folk Club is monthly on the 2nd Thursday in the month, upstairs in the Dartmouth Inn, Totnes, TQ9 5EL, having reopened in March 2025 following changes in the pub's management.  - see  https://www.facebook.com/groups/144387085754131

 

See: Harberton Folk's Information Service for traditional music, song & dance in southern Devon - www.harbertonfolk.co.uk/

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Welcome

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Welcome to South Brent Folk.

Based in the Devon village of South Brent on the southern tip of Dartmoor we host folk concerts, an annual Folk Day, workshops, ceilidhs and other events through the year.

Our aim is to promote folk music song and dance in South Brent, providing opportunities for top class folk acts to come to South Brent and be seen and heard by local residents, at the same time attracting folk from outside the village.

If you would be interested in joining our organising committee or helping at events, please do get in touch with us by emailing This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it..

For information about events in South Brent see: 'What's on in South Brent'.

 

 

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