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Bonfire Radicals, 16 March 2019

Bonfire Radicals logo like a peacock or phoenix with a quote and four star rating from Songlines magazine.

Saturday 16th March 2019, doors open 7:00 pm, show starts at 7:30 pm
£10 in advance; £8 for 60+ in advance; £6 for under 16s in advance; £25 for group in advance; or £12 on the door.
Suitable for ages 6+. Call Mandy on 0116 269 8256 or Liz on 0116 269 2399 for tickets.
Licensed bar open from 7pm. Raffle and refreshments raising money for Queniborough Village Hall.

“Raucous and eclectic, sheer merriment in a gorgeous set of ideas and influences, guaranteed to leave you smiling from ear to ear.” – **** SONGLINES

“One of the most exciting and eclectic musical groups I have heard for a very long time.” – ROCK SOCIETY

The Bonfire Radicals blend gorgeous medieval and Celtic folk, dynamic eastern European jazz-swing and punchy world-beats into a unique sonic identity that truly beguiles.

Armed with emotive vocals, melodic classical recorders and woodwind, electrifying fiddle, and a tight rocking rhythm section, theirs is a boldly original and highly-spirited, at times gloriously chaotic, live stage show.

Check them out at https://www.bonfireradicals.com/media or on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram.

Bonfire Radicals' group photograph like a painting by Joseph Wright of Derby, six people gatherered in the dark, their faces illumunated by a flame held by the woman in the centre.

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I Ain’t Afraid Of No Ghost, 18 November 2018

Sunday 18th November 2018, doors open 7:00 pm, show starts at 7:30 pm

Advance tickets: Adult £10, Child £6, Concessions £8, Family of 4 (2 Adults, 2 Children) £25.
Tickets on the door: £12.
Licensed bar.

A comic investigation into an 80s childhood haunting where nothing is quite what it seems.

“It’s 1986. I am eight years old.

Prince Andrew and Fergie get married in the summer. Dirty Den serves Angie divorce papers on Christmas Day. And I’m sharing my bedroom with a KitKat-pinching ghost.”

Inspired by his favourite film, little Gareth became a self-appointed Ghostbuster, launching an investigation into a playful poltergeist. Now, three decades later, with the help of home videos, retro toys and interviews with his nearest and dearest, grown-up Gareth is determined to uncover what was really going on inside his very own haunted house.

Join us for a nostalgic trip back to the 80s and a comic exploration of a childhood haunting where nothing is quite what it seems — all wrapped up in some formidable fashions, stuffed with sweet treats and set to a cheese-tastic chart-topping soundtrack.

Website: little-earthquake.com/ghost
Facebook: little.equake
YouTube: littleequake
Instagram: @little_equake
Twitter: @little_equake

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Ensonglopedia of Animals

Poster for the show "Ensonglopedia of Animals"
Saturday 15 September 2018 at 7:30 pm

A brand new animal song for each letter of the alphabet. Learn fascinating facts about extraordinary echinoderms, distressed damselflies, crazy corals, batty beetles and amazing archispirostrepsuses. Expect the unexpected… and expect it to rhyme!

If you enjoyed the original, hilarious songs and energetic, imaginative performance of The Origin of Species, you will want to see the newest offering from its creator John Hinton. Tickets £10 in advance, £25 for a family of four, £9 concessions and £12 on the door. There will be a licensed bar and refreshments. All this is suitable entertainment for ages 5 to 105. Don’t miss this LIVE THEATRE in your village! See you there!

www.ensonglopedia.com

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Family Disco Barbecue, 7 July 2018

Family Disco Barbeque poster

Saturday 7 July 2018 from 5 pm to 10 pm

Come and meet the neighbours for a summer teatime and evening of fun and food at our family disco barbecue. Bring your own drinks! And your dancing shoes of course. Tickets include food and are £5 or £3 for Under 11s and must be bought in advance. See you there!

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Junior Roller Disco, 13 May 2018

Poster for Queniborough Village Hall's Junior Roller Disco on Sunday 13 May 2018.

Sunday 13 May 2018 at 2:00 pm

It’s back! The Junior Roller Disco is here again on Sunday 13th May 2018 from 2pm to 4pm. You’ll need to bring your own skates, as usual. It’s £5 per skater and you need to buy tickets in advance; they won’t be available on the door. Skaters must be at least 5 years old and if they’re under 9 must be accompanied by their own responsible adult. Refreshments will be available. See you there!

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Queniborough Beer Festival 2018

Leaflet for Queniborough Beer Festival 2018
£5 entry includes your glass and two half pint beer tokens. £4 entry for card-carrying CAMRA members. Free entry for non-drinkers and under 18’s if accompanied by an adult.

Sixteen real ales. Vote for your favourite beer and win something.

Food both days. Burgers, filled cobs, sausage rolls, Clarkes of Queniborough pork pies and ham, snacks, traditional ciders, wine, tea, coffee and soft drinks.

Friday 16th Feb 2018 from 7 pm – 12 midnight is pub night, including background music.

8:30 pm Pete’s Music Quiz. No questions, just identify the artists and songs from across the decades. Prize for the winning team. Recommended entry donation of £1 per person.

Saturday 17th Feb 2018 from 12 noon – 11 pm

Fun stuff for kids to do until 7 pm. Colouring competition, Connect 4, table football, Jenga, free sweets.

5 pm to 7 pm Open Mic. Bring your instrument and join in.

8:30 pm Live Acts.

Proceeds to charities including the Queniborough Village Hall Appeal and The Dystonia Society.

Email info@queniboroughbeerfestival.com

www.queniboroughbeerfestival.com

Queniborough Beer Festival 2018 on Facebook

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Truths and Tall Tales from Kel Elliott

Kel Elliott and her three man orchestra Truth and Tall Tales poster

Saturday 17th March 2018, doors open 7:00 pm, show starts at 7:30 pm
£9 in advance; £8 concessions in advance (under 18 or over 60) or £11 on the door.
Suitable for ages 12+.
Licensed bar.

One singer, four musicians, twenty instruments and a show you will never forget. From RTS favourite Kel Elliott, we present ‘Truths and Tall Tales’.

With a new look band and brand new songs, Kel takes us into a world of lightness and shadows with songs of love, loss, happiness and woe. Kel Elliott presents an innovative set which as well as featuring her trade mark vocal and double bass playing also features a three man orchestra playing instruments which are far from the ordinary.

Kel introduces her band as they play everything from Melodica to Bass Clarinet and Accordion to Ukulele. This is a musical journey which captivates the audience with a sense of fun and mischievousness.

‘Truth and Tall Tales’ heightens the senses with songs that explore musical imagination and which tell the stories of the characters inside us all.

‘Truth and Tall Tales’ supports Kel’s forthcoming album and brings you to one of the most exciting and intriguing performances in the UK.

Website: kelelliott.com
Facebook: Kelelliottband
Instagram: kelelliottandher3manorchestra
Twitter: kelelliottband