A gig held at The Mount Without on Thursday 3rd April. The event starts at 19:30.
Join us for a special performance of music, dance and collaboration featuring Bowker & Morse, The Swanning Folk, Heaps Morris and a very special surprise guest.
Heartwood Chorus celebrate their 5th birthday with the release of an EP.
The artwork for the release is by local artist (and Heartwood tenor) Oli Brady. His original screen prints will be available to buy on the evening. Each print comes with a download code of the EP.
Bowker & Morse
An a capella folk duo, at once comfortingly familiar and intriguingly new. With subjects ranging from flowers to social justice, their self-penned lyrics frame the old things in new ways, and the perfectly complementary vocals create something soaring and beautiful.
Heaps Morris
Founded in 2023, Heaps Morris is a vibrant group of female-identifying dancers passionate bringing the joy and energy of Cotswold Morris dancing to a wider audience. Named after the ‘heaps of dross’ found at Troopers Hill in Bristol, they are a creative and dynamic collective, supported by talented folk musicians, regularly performing at community events and folk music gatherings,
The Swanning Folk
Queer led Clog Dancing group based in Bristol
Entry requirements: 14+, any under 18s accompanied by 21+ adult 1:1 ratio
Heartwood Chorus celebrate their 5th birthday with the release of an EP.
The artwork for the release is by local artist (and Heartwood tenor) Oli Brady. His original screen prints will be available to buy on the evening. Each print comes with a download code of the EP.
Bowker & Morse
An a capella folk duo, at once comfortingly familiar and intriguingly new. With subjects ranging from flowers to social justice, their self-penned lyrics frame the old things in new ways, and the perfectly complementary vocals create something soaring and beautiful.
Heaps Morris
Founded in 2023, Heaps Morris is a vibrant group of female-identifying dancers passionate bringing the joy and energy of Cotswold Morris dancing to a wider audience. Named after the ‘heaps of dross’ found at Troopers Hill in Bristol, they are a creative and dynamic collective, supported by talented folk musicians, regularly performing at community events and folk music gatherings,
The Swanning Folk
Queer led Clog Dancing group based in Bristol
Entry requirements: 14+, any under 18s accompanied by 21+ adult 1:1 ratio
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