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Thu May 31, Cecil Sharp HouseWhere better to host the launch of Dave Arthur's biography of the late folk singer, collector and...
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Whether it's fiddle-driven traditional forms or warped and weird nu-folk that tickles your fancy, our guide to London's most reliable folk venues – and the club nights staged there - will help you plan your night out.
Hosted by former linchpin of The Rockingbirds, Alan Tyler, Come Down and Meet the Folks happens h...
This Victorian corner pub stages almost nightly music events as a backdrop for the supping of a f...
The band Rebetiko Odyssey hold a (free) jam session on the first Monday of every month, which is ...
This is where the Musical Traditions Club – now in its twentieth year – has its monthly, Frid...
It's by no means its exclusive home, but the roving Pull Up the Roots night is a regular visitor ...
A shabbily chic ambience and kitschy cool prevails in this dimly lit bar, a suitably welcoming en...
The esteemed headquarters of the English Folk Dance and Song Society – whose history dates back...
Pleasant vegetarian cafe/bar and venue featuring live music five nights a week (and Sunday aftern...
Downstairs at this tiny Crouch End institution (it's home to one of London's longest-running come...
Vast, swanky new arts and media centre (now home to The Guardian) on a waterside site close to Ki...
This expansive, groovily refurbished boozer/hipster hangout is where you'll find the winner of th...
The home of Twickfolk, which has been running since 1983 and is one of the most well-regarded roo...
One of two venues regularly hosting folk-particular club The Goose Is Out (the other is at The Ma...
The upstairs live room of the two-storey Grosvenor – which is situated slightly off the beaten ...
This late-night Brixton venue runs the programming gamut from roots reggae (a speciality) to blue...
The upstairs room of this Tooting venue is home to the celebrated Wizz's Sitting Room, held every...
This handsome bar and restaurant is a second home to The Goose Is Out, which takes place every Fr...
Occasional home to Magpie's Nest subsidiary events Folklahoma! and Two For Joy, this low-profile,...
The long-lived and well-respected Walthamstow Folk club is found here every Sunday evening, showc...
After years in the upstairs room of Leytonstone watering hole The Sheepwalk, the reliably excelle...
As well as holding regular Irish film and literary events, theatre performances, regular ceilis, ...
The exterior is unprepossessing, but inside the restored Edwardian plaster work impresses, as do ...
There's an excellent folk night called The Folkroom every other Wednesday at The Queen's Head on Acton Street, near King's Cross.
What's Cookin' @ The North Star. From Feb' 2011 What's Cookin' will be hosting nights at the Nth Star every Thurs, and the 2nd Sat and 3rd Sun of the month. Good times!
Very sadly the Plough Inn closed at the beginning of the year. The Walthamstow Folk Club has moved to the Rose and Crown on Hoe Street. http://www.roseandcrowntheatrepub.webeden.co.uk/
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