Did you get to the Glendale Festival in Wooler last weekend?
If not, you missed a treat. There was dancing in the street, live music throughout the day(s), children’s entertainment, street food…and so much more!
Acoustic harmony at its very best!
Prelude are an English-based vocal folk group. They formed in their native Gateshead in 1970. Their best known recording was in 1974, a version of the Neil Young song ‘After the gold rush’.
I’ve just received the following message from Julia Simpson (Events Co-ordinator for the Breamish Hall, Powburn):
We have the opportunity of having Marty Craggs and Trevor Sewell to play at Breamish Hall on New Year’s Eve (2018). Before we can go ahead and book them however, we need to have an idea of whether people would be interested in attending as we need to have enough people to make it viable. They will include Galway Shawl, more Christmas stuff and songs you will know into the set so you can sing/dance along. It would be a pooled supper and bring your own drink. Tickets would be £25 each which will include a glass of sparkly and fireworks for midnight.
