UK:  North   News from Folklife members

Copies of pages from FW, Folklife West print magazine  (news from Folklife members)

​L-R :   Keith Gregson; Linn Phipps

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​some Folklife members
from England North & Scotland

Stumble Inn Folk and Acoustic Afternoon, Sunderland

Morley Folk Club

​Here's a form for our free emailed newsletter (monthly-ish)  -- or --  just email sam@folklife.uk with the same details.
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And info about joining Folklife, paid-for magazine (52-60 A4 pages), posted or PDF; your news & Directory listings.

free emailed newsletter  (FOR DETAILS, cliCk to open)

A form for our free emailed newsletter (monthly-ish)  -- or --  just email sam@folklife.uk with the same details. 

This is useful for you, with Updates for News, Directory, & Folklife Traditions (& deadline reminders). 
   
​So we spend less time on admin/emails = more time for magazine & website.  And know how many read this, & where, and so resource appropriately!  
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​Keep in touch with our free emailed occasional Newsletter
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​Updates: News, Directory, Folklife Traditions (& Deadline Reminders).
 
A form to sign up to Folklife Newsletter and/or for new Folklife members
OR if you prefer, simply email same details to sam@folklife.uk
​      New permissions only ​(so if any changes, please email instead)
     
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​   ∆  Annual fee for members £18, UK post or overseas PDF via WeTransfer; or EU £27 posted. Post outside EU not recommended (too expensive)
        Back issues: 3 issues for 2021, £14 for the 3 issues (Jan. & May had Folklife Traditions Journal articles only, no folk news). 
   ∆  Your publicity: your news in FW, and listings for online Directory (with summary in FW)  -- we can draft, for you to amend.

    Here's our NORTH online DIRECTORY . . . before the printed NEWS (copied below)
       The first box contains the 1-line SUMMARY LIST, as printed in FW. 
       then INDEX AND LAYOUT;
       then the online-only FULLY DETAILED LISTINGS, under   1. VENUES.   2. PERFORMERS.   3. MEDIA.   4. SERVICES.   5. WORKSHOP PROVIDERS.
    See also "UPDATES webpage" ,  includes our latest  FOLKLIFE NEWSLETTER and any further updates

SUMMARY LIST   OF OUR MEMBERS,  AS PRINTED IN FOLKLIFE WEST MAGAZINE                               ( CLICK TO OPEN )

THIS PRINT SUMMARY IS INCLUDED IN   NEWS PDF DOWNL0AD   (BELOW)

 Print ​listings above are summaries from detailed listings in our online DIRECTORY
​

ZOOM sessions are listed separately,
see this webpage:

Link: ⎈ Zoom List (UK & International)

INDEX (CATEGORIES THAT WE USE)  -- AND --  LAYOUT FOR YOUR ENTRIES

We can help -   Folklife Members, email your details (see examples below) and we'll draft new entries for you to approve or change.
The 1st line / summary appears in print, every issue, in Folklife West.  It's up to you as to what include or leave out, after  " County---NAME"

• County    NAME     website [links will be in blue]    Contact name    Contact phone
• ⇒ or ⌂  Contact details other than name/phone in 1st line.   Emails: we will put <at> for @, to avoid spam
• ⊕           Up to 40 words more details.    ​
• ​For Venues the layout is different - see under 1. VENUES 

​INDEX - click on a category line, eg LIST 3: FOLK MEDIA  <M>, for a drop-down list of catgeories.  Feel free to suggest others!

LIST 2:  FOLK PERFORMERS --- MUSIC & SONG     <PF.1>

Pf.1a   Music/Song - Bands/Groups
Pf.1b   Music/Song - Duos
Pf.1c   Music/Song - Solo
Pf.1d   Choirs & Quires (and see List 5)
Pf.1e   Community & Street Bands
Pf.1f    Shanty Groups, Duos, & Solo

LIST 2:  FOLK PERFORMERS --- DANCE     <PF.2>

Pf.2a   Folk Dance Callers
Pf.2b   Folk Dance Bands
Pf.2c   Ceremonial & Display (Clog, Morris, Sword)

    * Martyn Wyndham-Read  ​             * Keith Gregson                                        * Linn Phipps                               *  Steve Turner

LIST 2:  FOLK PERFORMERS --- SPOKEN WORD     <PF.3>

Pf.3a   Folk Shows,Theatre, Mummers
Pf.3b   Poetry & Monologuists
​Pf.3c   Storytellers

LIST 3:  FOLK MEDIA     <M.>

M.1  Online Folk Magazines & Listings
M.2  Printed Folk Magazines & Listings
M.3  Folk Radio

LIST 4:  FOLK SERVICES     <S.>

S.1  Folk Journalists
S.2  Agents, Managers, Promoters, MCs and Stage Management
S.3  Technical:  PA  &  Sound  Hire,  Engineers,  Studios
S.4  Website Design and Services
S.5  Print, Design, Illustration
S.6  Crafts and Makers 
S.7  Shops & other sales
S.8  Tourist Information Centres

LIST 5:  WORKSHOP PROVIDERS & WORKSHOP SERIES     <W.>

W.1   Workshop Providers  --- Study Centres, Folk Teachers, Tutors, Development Workers, Workshop Organisers
W.2  Members’ Continuing (longer-term) Workshop Series (eg termtime)  
<>    For 1-off workshops (whether 1 day or 1 week), see our FESTIVALS & WORKSHOPS DIARY webpage

​1. VENUES.   • CLUBS   • CONCERTS   • SINGAROUNDS   • SESSIONS (SONG, MUSIC, POETRY)   • STORYTELLING •       
                            •  DANCE CLUBS & CEILIDH SERIES.           ∞ FOR ZOOM SESSIONS, SEE  ⎈ ZOOM LIST WEBPAGE

                       * Morley Folk Club                                             *   Stumble Inn Folk and Acoustic Afternoon, Sunderland

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 ​We can help -   Folklife Members, email your details (see examples below) and we'll draft new entries for you to approve or change.

• The 1st line / summary appears in print, every issue, in Folklife West.
• It's up to you as to what you wish to include or leave out, after  " How often---Day--County---TOWN---CLUB/VENUE NAME"

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• How often [e.g. Wkly, 1st]   Day  County    TOWN    CLUB/VENUE NAME     website [links will be in blue]    Contact name    Contact phone
• →         Venue address/phone. Start time. Frequency e.g. term-time, all year.
• ⇒ or ⌂  Contact details other than name/phone in 1st line.   Emails: we will put <at> for @, to avoid spam
• ⊕          Up to 40 words more details.     

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​ We have no significant circulation outside our area, but it might be worth joining Folklife (just £18 a year for 3 issues) in some circumstances:  
    -- 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
    -- or if interested in our general articles on our "Folklife Traditions" pages, and in reading the whole magazine
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We list all venues - open or closed.  As to which are open, or thinking about it, see Folk News here; their websites; our free emailed Updates Newsletter

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Weekly Sun    North-East    ..................    §    LOCH DOWN FOLK CLUB virtual-only Zoom   google  "Loch Down" zoom, or see folk news pages     Maria     ......


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1st Mon    Lancs    NEWBURGH    §    ROOM AT THE TOP FC ZOOM     www.markdowding.co.uk/room_at_the_top.htm    Mark or Maggi    01257 464215

2,3,4,5  Mon Lancs  NEWBURGH    §    ROOM AT THE TOP FOLK CLUB   www.markdowding.co.uk/room_at_the_top.htm  Mark or Maggi 01257 464215 

Weekly Mon    Tyne & Wear    NEWCASTLE    §    PHOENIX FOLK TUNES SESSIONS online    phoenixfolk.org.uk/online-sessions/4594895190       


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Weekly Tue    Tyne & Wear    NEWCASTLE    §    PHOENIX FOLK SINGAROUND online           phoenixfolk.org.uk/online-sessions/4594895190    

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
⊕   obviously closed for the time being, but when running again, details will follow.             [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)


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Weekly Thu    Tyne & Wear    NEWCASTLE    §    PHOENIX FOLK TUNES SESSIONS online    phoenixfolk.org.uk/online-sessions/4594895190       


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Weekly Fri        North-East    ..................    §    GAELIC SINGING WORKSHOPS on Zoom (Irish and Scottish). See folk news pages for log-in details. Maria     ......

2nd Fri   Scotland    Scottish Borders    §    TEVIOTDALE ONLINE MUSIC SESSION       Please see folk news pages for log-in details.       Ray     ......

2. Performers    MUSIC & SONG, dance, spoken word

​Many performers travel across the country; so we give the home county just for info
​

​* Keith Gregson

​* Linn Phipps

Pf.1    FOLK MUSIC & SONG                           

• Pf.1a-1c = general: Group, Duo, Solo    • Pf.1d-1f = specific: eg Community Bands; Shanties


Pf.1a    Folk Music & Song - Bands / Groups - sorted by first name within country/region

North-East    Tyne & Wear         §    THE SUNDAY TRIO            https://phoenixfolk.co.uk/artists


Pf.1b    Folk Music & Song - Duo - sorted by first name within country/region

North-East    Tyne & Wear         §    ANOTHER PENNY DUO    https://phoenixfolk.co.uk/artists

North-East    Tyne & Wear         §    MIGGINS FIDDLE DUO    https://phoenixfolk.co.uk/artists


Pf.1c    Folk Music & Song - Solo  - sorted by first name within country/region
​
North-East

North-East    Tyne & Wear         §    MAURICE CONDIE            https://phoenixfolk.co.uk/artists  

North-East    Tyne & Wear         §    ADAM HOLDEN            https://phoenixfolk.co.uk/artists

North-East    Tyne & Wear         §    DAVE MASON            davemason.co.uk        Dave Mason    .......................

North-East    Tyne & Wear         ® KEITH GREGSON  www.keithgregson.com    Keith Gregson 
⇒  e-mail keith.gregson<at>talk21.com, 0191 5109206. YouTube channel: www.youtube.com/channel/UCcUZECZxt5OBL29_cxVzZWQ
⊕   BBC TV’s ‘Barn Dance’ dancer (1960s); North-East folk clubs organiser / semi-professional performer (1970s); folk-related schools material with Roy Palmer. Benfieldside dance team; Folk Camp Society (leader and musician). Singer/songwriter.  Author articles and books on traditional song, dance and music.    (May 2021, new Member)

Alba 
Na h-Eileanan Siar  LINN PHIPPS  https://linnphippsfolk.co.uk  Linn Phipps
• Tha mi nam sheinneadair folk is traidiseanta, stèidhichte san Rìoghachd Aonaichte.  Bidh mi a’ seinn mar aon-neach, le càirdean ceòlmhor ann am còmhlan-ciùil agus le dà chòisir Ghàidhlig (Còisir Ghàidhlig Lodainn agus Còisir Ghàidhlig Lunnainn) agus aig cèilidhean air feadh Alba agus Shasainn a Tuath.
Scotland 
Western Isles   https://linnphippsfolk.co.uk  Lynn Phipps
• I’m a UK-based traditional folk singer, in Gaelic and English.  I sing as a soloist, with musician friends, in a folk group, with two Gaelic choirs (Lothian and Còisir Lunnainn); and at ceilidhs in Scotland and the North of England.


​North-West

North-West    Lancs     §    MARK DOWDING            www.markdowding.co.uk         Mark Dowding     01257 464215


Yorks & Humber

Yorks & Humber   Yorks        §    DAVID KIDMAN            www.david.kidman.co.uk        David Kidman    .......................
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Pf.1d    Choirs & Quires: Folk & Community Choirs & Bands, West Gallery  
→ indicates venue and times   

Pf.2   FOLK DANCE  (Social / Country / Display / Ceremonial)
​
     Many callers & bands travel across the country; so we give the home area just for information
​

Pf.2a    Folk Dance Callers    • for Folk Dance Teachers: see W.2, Workshops pages, every issue        

None at present  


​Pf.2b    Folk Dance Bands    
North-East    Tyne & Wear         §    MIGGINS FIDDLE CEILIDH BAND    https://phoenixfolk.co.uk/artists    


Pf.2c    Ceremonial & Dance Display   (including Clog, Morris, Sword)          arranged by county
None at present  


Pf.3    SPOKEN WORD PERFORMERS


Pf.3a    Folk Shows & Theatre, Mummers
Pf.3b    Poets & Monologuists    
​Pf.3c   Storytellers - None at present 

3. Media    online & PRINTED FOLK MAGAZINES & LISTINGS,  folk radio, publishers 

MEDIA   M.1    ONLINE FOLK MAGAZINES & LISTINGS

Cheshire  [from Cymru/Wales listings;  this site also covers Cheshire]
North Wales, & Merseyside/Cheshire    CALENDAR: OPEN MIKE, FOLK & ACOUSTIC EVENTS    http://ruthinallstyles.co.uk, then click ‘Other local clubs’
⇒   Chris Birchall, 01824 704844, chris<at>chrisbirchall.co.uk
            ⊕    Other categories also eg theatres. You can add your event.

… and this website includes
FOLKLIFE MEMBERS' ONLINE DIRECTORY, including these listings, from Folklife: www.folklife.uk     Sam Simmons    01684 561378
Folklife produce  FOLKLIFE WEST print magazine (details: ⇒  M.2 below) available online: 
     FW news pages & listings are on www.folklife.uk  and Folklife Traditions www.folklife-traditions.uk 

UK & Ireland            LIVING TRADITION    www.livingtradition.co.uk    Office        01563 571220
    ⇒    The Living Tradition, PO Box 1026, Kilmarnock KA2 0LG.  admin<at>livingtradition.co.uk,  www.facebook.com/thelivingtraditionmagazine
    ⊕     The Living Tradition magazine’s website, featuring articles from the trad/folk magazine, festival, club and concert listings, news, reviews and regional links.  There is also an online shop where you can buy many folk and traditional CDs   [Feb 2018, new member]


MEDIA   M.2    PRINTED FOLK MAGAZINES & LISTINGS   
​for JOURNALS see FOLKLIFE STUDIES on our Folklife Traditions site

England  EDS (English Dance & Song)  www.efdss.org/efdss-join-us/english-dance-and-song     EFDSS    020 7485 2206
⇒ To join EFDSS [English Folk Dance & Song Society] and receive EDS and other benefits: www.efdss.org/efdss-join-us
⇒ ​Editorial: EDS Editor, Cecil Sharp House, 2 Regent's Park Road, London, NW1 7AY.  eds.editor<at>efdss.org 
⊕    An international publication, going out to the almost 4,000 members of the Society. It’s the world’s longest-running folk magazine, first published in 1936, and balances professional folk with grassroots folk, both traditional and contemporary. [EFDSS, now a FL member, October 2017]

​UK & Ireland     LIVING TRADITION    www.livingtradition.co.uk    Office   01563 571220
    ⇒    The Living Tradition, PO Box 1026, Kilmarnock KA2 0LG.  admin<at>livingtradition.co.uk,   www.facebook.com/thelivingtraditionmagazine
    ⊕        A full colour, glossy, folk and traditional music magazine highlighting the rich heritage of traditional music in the UK, Ireland and beyond.  TLT has a worldwide circulation, and is an independent and authoritative voice in the folk world.  Subscriptions available.   [Feb 2018, new member]

And we are  . . . 
Wales, England West Country & West Midlands   FW, FOLKLIFE WEST print magazine   www.folklife.org.uk Sam Simmons  01684 561378
⊕   Each issue has Members' news pages (also copied online http://folklife.org.uk)  Members' listings inc Festival & Workshop Diaries (from this Directory!); and Folklife Traditions pages, articles & news  ​www.folklife-traditions.uk


​M.3    FOLK RADIO   ---------

M.4    PUBLISHERS (MUSIC & PRINT)     see also FOLKLIFE STUDIES on our Folklife Traditions site      -----------

4. Services     including shops

​S7. Turner Violins  Beeston, Nottingham

S.1    FOLK JOURNALISTS
​

S.2   AGENTS,  MANAGERS,  PROMOTERS, MCs,STAGE MANAGEMENT
<> For Dance or Concert Series:  see “1: VENUES” under Series name

​Yorks+Humb   W Yorks § JACEY BEDFORD TOUR MANAGEMENT (Booking Agency) www.jacey-bedford.com  Jacey Bedford    01484 606230


S.3    TECHNICAL:  PA  &  Sound  Hire,  Engineers,  Studios

S.4    WEBSITE DESIGN AND SERVICES
​
S.7    SHOPS & OTHER SALES    
              for FOLK PUBLISHERS (Books & Recordings), BOOKSELLERS, see FOLKLIFE STUDIES on our Folklife Traditions site

Nottinghamshire-based   
​Notts  TURNER VIOLINS, BEESTON    www.turnerviolins.co.uk    Shop     0115 9430333
⇒   1-5 Lily Grove, Beeston, Nottingham NG9 1QL.          Fax: 0115 943 0444.      info<at>turnerviolins.co.uk
⊕    Opening hours: Monday - Friday 9am - 6pm; Saturdays 9am - 5pm. Probably the largest violin shop in the UK, specialising in fine old violins, violas, cellos, double basses and bows.

UK - various shops
UK ………    HOBGOBLIN MUSIC, all shops & mail order:       www.hobgoblin.com  0333 800 9500
⇒   Mail order: P.O. Box 4707, Worthing, BN11 9JA.   Fax: 01903 210011. 
⊕    Acoustic and folk musical instrument specialists. 
       Details for individual shops, in North
North-West          MANCHESTER  0161 273 1000
Yorkshire             LEEDS              0113 245 3311
Scotland              EDINBURGH     0131 667 8241
      Other shops
South-East           BRIGHTON       01273 760022;    CANTERBURY  01227 769484;    LONDON  020 7323 9040;    SOUTHAMPTON  023 8023 1099
West Country       BRISTOL           0117 929 0902 
West Midlands     BIRMINGHAM   0121 212 9010 --- this shop is an individual Member of Folklife.

5. WORKSHOP PROVIDERS & workshop series  -  no entries

​Workshop Providers. ​

W.1  WORKSHOP PROVIDERS, incl. Study Centres, Folk Teachers, Tutors, Development Workers, Workshop Organisers
Many tutors travel across the country; so we give their home area just for information.
<>  See also Folklife Traditions Directory website: List 8, Folklife Studies & Institutions: Fs.2, Lecturers and Speakers
​
W.2 MEMBERS’ CONTINUING (LONGER-TERM) WORKSHOPS SERIES (eg termtime)
    • For 1-off workshops (whether 1 day or 1 week), see our FESTIVALS & WORKSHOPS DIARY webpage

6. FESTIVALS & WORKSHOPS DIARY  (brief summary)

•  Member-Festivals & Workshops Diary
included in the folk-news pages in the printed FW  . . .  
​online, full details on  Festivals & Workshops Diary webpage

North of England, ​and Scotland :  member-Festivals

FOR CURRENT STATUS, & UPDATES, check Festivals & Workshops Diary webpage
Every Issue, we cover Member-Festivals for the next 12+ Months !   Those who are Members get very detailed listings.
​
​JULY               CLECKHEATON FOLK FESTIVAL            www.cleckheatonfolkfestival.org            West Yorkshire
AUGUST          WHITBY FOLK WEEK                            whitbyfolk.co.uk                                      North Yorkshire  
​MARCH           SPRING FLING Dulcimer Workshop Weekend   http://dulcimer.org.uk/calendar.html Deneholme, Allendale, Northumbria

Folklife * Beatha Dùthchail

  "North" News from  Folklife members.
Currently we also offer free news for others who have signed up to our newsletter mailing list by 28 Feb 2022.    
​🄵 members, 🄰  associate members (those signed up).

The NEWS PAGES below cover:  --- ➀ Venues  --- ➁ Performers   --- ➂ Media   --- ➃ Services  --- ➄  Workshops Providers
    --- for ➅  Members' Festivals & Workshops, adverts and fully-detailed diary listings  - see our Festival & Workshop webpage
    --- for ➆ Folklife Societies, ➇ Folklife Studies & Institutions, ➈ Seasonal Celebrations - see our Folklife Traditions website

Always glad to hear from enthusiasts who'd like to join us at Folklife magazine (3 per year), for your news plus your Members' Online Directory listings.
Annual Membership is £18 a year, for posted UK, or for PDF via WeTransfer worldwide, see Info webpage  or contact sam@folklife.uk

Updates (after print magazine published)
​Not included in news pdf & print pages.​  Latest news: Updates/Newsletters webpage: @ Updates
Below:  "North" updates: -- above whichever page is being updated

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​   PDF also includes printed SUMMARY LIST in Directory box above

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Updates 
none as yet

ɸ   If you've signed up to our emailed Newsletter, your "North" news welcome (up to 200 words), to sam@folklife.uk  - see top of page
ɸ   Dates: 3 weeks notice for dates to circulate in Newsletter. By email please, not Zoom chats (as we can't easily copy chats on our iPad)

FW Deadlines

☞    ●   1 Jan :  19 Nov 
☞    ●   1 May :  19 Mar
☞    ●   1 Sep :  19 Jul

● we're a non-profit group; to continue, we need your support, by membership or advertising - details foot of page

other areas of England, ​and Scotland:
members' folk news from FW, the Folklife West magazine, below

FW usually has 60 to 64 pages, printed, A4-size.
​FW has 3 sections: News & Listings; also Festival & Workshop Diaries, and Folklife Traditions.
As much as possible - but not everything - will be copied online. It is a print magazine and it's not possible to exactly reproduce it online. Roughly 2/3rds - the area News & Listings pages - is on this site.

FW is available by post from Folklife; as yet, no FW sales outlets in the other areas of the UK.
and you?   FW discounts are available for resellers - see Info page

Info page (ad rates & membership)

index to all News pages on homepage

For many years, Folklife has used woodcut-style illustrations by
​Joseph Crawhall of Newcastle-upon-Tyne (1821-1896)