British Egg Week
Did you know we’re slap bang in the middle of British Egg Week? Thought not so to set the record straight it runs from the 10 – 16 October. In […]
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Samhain-Halloween Tale Spinning
Friday 28th October, 7 pm – 10 pm Newbold School, Coleorton Join us for an evening of storytelling, poetry and music celebrating the end of the Celtic year when our […]
Storytelling Workshop
Storytelling workshop led by Sophie Snell takes place at Folk On The Farm, 15th October, 2011
Calling Time – Live At The Railway Inn Moira
They’ve played at our events, they’ve played at the Ashby Arts Festival and now they are playing at the Railway Inn, 31 Ashby Road, Moira, Derbyshire. Tel: 01283 217453 Calling […]
What You Didn’t Know About The Summer Solstice And Mid Summer
Once again it’s that time of year when one of the major festivals in our rural calendar passes without notice by the vast majority of the population who have no […]
Sue’s BIG(ish) Session! & Bar-Be-Que
Celebrating the publication of … (vegetarians look away now …) LAMBS FOR THE FREEZER! Saturday, 4th June, 2011 5.00 p.m. onwards Bring your … Music, Songs, Voices, Poems, Stories, Jokes […]
May Day Turn Out Time
Unless you are a radical Marxist, most people equate May Day with maypole and morris dancing, flowers, greenery and the coming of summer. These things are indeed evocative of May […]
Mint Sauce At The Ready! Folk On The Farm Writer Launches New Book
Taking a break from the folk arts, Sue Kendrick, one of Folk On The Farm’s main writers has put her knowledge of sheep farming to good use in a new […]
Fancy A Good Squeeze?
Then join us for a day long melodeon workshop! Bryan Dawson from dance band Double Capers leads us so we'll be in good hands. Aimed at beginners and improvers the […]
It’s All Right Ma, I’m Only Bleedin’ – Bad, Bad mothers!
Mothering Sunday or Mothers Day as it is more commonly known is held on the fourth Sunday of Lent which in 2015 falls on the 15th March. (In the UK […]