Tuesday, 4 October 2011

Apple Day and Folk Music event

on 29th October 2011 at the usual place, Durley Memorial Hall, Durley Street in (er..) Durley we will be having our usual Apple Day fruit exhibition and sale PLUS a folk music event. more details later but essentially


12.30-23.00
real ale and cider bar (at least 2 real ales including Gringo's Gold from the local Botley brewery. Cider from 146 cider (made from our apples, won a prize at Southampton beer and cider festival)

apple exhibition and sales (Sorry no attempted fruit identification, I will be very busy on the day it takes me too long to ID apples for free and I'm not good enough at it to charge a fee! attempted self ID from our books and the exhibition is available)

afternoon singaround led by trad folk superstar Rob Mills

music session led by fiddle legend Cath Watkins

lunchtime ploughmans with decent ham or Lyburn real cheese from Winchester

hog roast from about 5 pm

vegetarian alternative (potato curry and lentil and chick pea curries, possibly onion bhajiis)


EVENING CONCERT 7.30 for 8 kick off

Green Man Morris perform an autumn mummers play
George Wilson
Woodlands Village Band
Contraband
Jigfoot

admission free until evening concert, £7.00 then

ALL PROFITS (after hall rent, cost of beer + food etc) TO TOOLS FOR SELF RELIANCE a marvellous charity which refurbishes old tools and sends them to villages in Africa to help people work themselves out of poverty

look forward to seeing old friends and new.

Stephen and Julia Hayes and friends
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  1. Lynn8 October 2011 at 06:55

    Hi Steve, great to meet you at the Pumpkin Fest today, hope to get along to Durley too at the end of the month!

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