Sunday Evenings at 8 pm at:
The Normandy Centre Denne Road, Horsham, West Sussex RH12 1JF

Licensed bar - Non members welcome
Admission varies between £2 and £6 (discounted for members)
 
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    July and August - Club Closed
Sunday 7th September  
Chris Moreton
Chris Moreton is a brilliant and versatile guitarist. In 1996, Chris was Guitar Player Magazine's Guitarist of the Year. He is generally regarded as the leading British flatpicking guitarist. He is legendary at the UK bluegrass festivals, but his material covers a wide range including old time, country, folk and classical. Chris also plays mandolin and banjo, is a great singer and very humorous and entertaining performer. £5 (Members £3) For a taste of Chris's virtuosity, visit http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UA9VZJXN0SQ
Sunday 14th September   Club's 50th Birthday Celebration - Song and Dance Party Night
Dancing to the club's own ceilidh band, interspersed with songs and tunes from the floor, celebrating 50 years since the club started as Horsham Songswappers and the anniversary of when Lucy Broadwood handed over her collection English folk songs to Henry Burstow. Everyone is welcome to join the occasion. £2 (Members £1).
Saturday 20th September   Folk Club 50th Anniversary Folk/Dance/Classical Special Event
St. Mary's Church 7.30 pm. - 10.00 pm

Celebration of 50 years of Horsham Folk Club and commemorating 50 years since the death of English composer, Ralph Vaughan Williams. Vaughan Williams was a great collector of English folk songs and was particularly active around Horsham. He worked with Horsham song collector, Lucy Broadwood and Horsham singer, writer and historian Henry Burstow.
Sunday 21st September  
Craig, Morgan and Robson
To hear this trio is a wonderful experience. Moira Craig, Sarah Morgan, and Carolyn Robson are an a cappella harmony trio with an unsurpassed reputation in the UK and the States. Timeless songs of love and longing rub shoulders with compelling contemporary songs, and passionate, dramatic ballads take their place alongside lilting Shetland melodies or a stirring hymn from the Ozark mountains. The occasional solo song only adds to the variety of their overall performance. Here is a trio in which three distinctively different voices melt into one another to create a sound which is all their own. "True tradition bearers" (Living Tradition). £7 (Members £5)
http://www.cmr-harmony.org.uk/
Sunday 28th September  
Nick Hennessey
Nick Hennessey is a a spellbinding ballad singer, harpist and storyteller. He is enraptured by words, imagination, myths and legends and delivers a powerful performance that enthrals his listeners. "A bard-like performer who makes you listen." - Folk Roots. "A fine voice, pure and unforced. His fluid style and engaging presence is a winning combination.a compelling demonstration of storytelling's many faces." - The Times £6 (Members £4)
http://www.nickhennessey.co.uk/
   
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