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The third edition of the world-famous, record holding gathering of Nigels! Registration is open, click to read more

Fleece-based Asum Gras Molly is delighted to host an afternoon of Border Morris and Molly Dancing with Molly No-Mates, Elemental Border Morris, Hawthorn and Hare and Asum Gras Molly.

"They can play and they can sing and they’re fearless...When I saw Goblin Band singing recently, I just thought, “Why didn’t I think of that?...They go back to versions that we were too snotty to touch and they turn them into stomps!” - MARTIN CARTHY

Explore our fascinating building and the artifacts collected over the centuries.

A love letter to the waterways, and a rallying cry for what they can be in the future. Stories old and new interwoven with a specially composed suite of music, underpinned by Tom's long term accompanist, the brilliant Nordic mandola player Marit Fält.

Bretforton Silver Band are celebrating 130 years with a full day of music and memories in the The Fleece Inn orchard. An evening of live music with performances from invited brass bands: Arrow Valley Brass, Alcester Victoria Silver Band, Avonbank (Evesham) Brass Band, and of course Bretforton Silver Band. The evening will round off with music from The Lockdown Layabouts, bringing a party atmosphere to finish the celebrations.

Stockport-born accordionist, clog dancer and composer is changing the perceptions of alt-folk and the accordion as an instrument, all on her own terms.

Our monthly ceilidh night hosted by the Fleece Ceilidh Band, with a seasonal theme.

Our annual cider making weekend, complete with real ale festival. Music, morris and merry making in our Autumnal apple orchard.

Two of the most innovative banjo players and resonant singers in the world today, on tour with their stellar band, featuring Scotland’s Duncan Lyall on bass and moog and Ireland’s Steven Byrnes on guitars and percussion.

Two of folk's most fearless innovators, Lisa Knapp and Gerry Diver fuse their deep-seated love for English and Irish folk traditions into a vibrant project that's as grounded in tradition as it is daring in innovation.

Explore our fascinating building and the artifacts collected over the centuries.

Forged in Scotland and Ireland's traditional music scene, but drawing on the music of the Balkans and North America, Dallahan take their listeners on a journey. Traversing styles and countries of the world in a dazzling live show, they create their own unique brand of World-folk delivered with stunning virtuosity.

TRIP, born out of the vibrant Glasgow traditional music scene, unite the kindred Celtic traditions of Scotland, Ireland, Northumbria and the Isle of Man.

Banter’s concerts are a vibrant celebration of music, blending masterful musicianship with infectious energy and a touch of humour. Expect foot-stomping rhythms, soulful vocals, and a rich tapestry of instruments, from Simon Care’s expressive melodeon to Nina Zella’s soaring keyboards and vocals. Add Tim Walker’s versatile percussion, brass, and guitar, and Mark Jolley’s bass, fiddle, and harmonies, and you’ll understand why they’ve been called “the world’s smallest big band.

The duo of Walther and Cutting unites two extraordinary musicians, acclaimed in their home countries and beyond. With just a diatonic accordion, violin, and vocals, they create an electrifying yet intimate experience. Their music thrives on spontaneity, free from rigid arrangements, allowing each performance to unfold organically—like a deeply felt conversation.

Mix Heather Small & Julie Fowlis and you’ve got singer songwriter Ainsley Hamill, merging traditional Scottish folk with a modern touch.

Explore our fascinating building and the artifacts collected over the centuries.

Cross-genre singer-songwriter Jeremy Johnson will be performing live alongside his band.

Tamsin is a multi-instrumentalist, composer and film-maker with roots in the traditional dance tunes of the British Isles, joined here with long term collaborators Sid Goldsmith (cittern/concertina) and Rowan Elliott (fiddle).