Strange Happenings at Harpur Hill – an evening with the author

From the First World War artillery range and the development of mortars, to mine-safety research, the RAF and the storage of ‘special weapons’, Harpur Hill has a remarkable and surprising history. Local Historian Alan Roberts traces the history of Harpur Hill from its farming origins to the present day. The talk will be followed by light refreshments.

Wednesday 7 October 7pm for 7:30 start – £4 on the door

 

Stewart Searle live in Taddington

Buy tickets – Stewart Searle live at Bramwell Institute, Taddington, Saturday 26 September at 7.30pm. – Bramwell Institute Taddington
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Sarah McQuaid to perform in Taddington

Entertainment in Taddington in July promises to get off to a good start with internationally acclaimed, Cornwall-based singer-songwriter Sarah McQuaid due to perform on Sunday 5th July as part of her 2026 UK tour, and we are delighted that Taddington is her venue of choice for this region.
Sarah has been described as bringing brilliant musicianship, a warm and welcoming stage presence and a voice which is ‘rich, matured and knowing as the finest thrice-distilled Irish malt’, her work captivating and unorthodox, with elements of Joni Mitchell’s lyrical density. Lots more on her website!

Tickets are just £15, bookable in advance (to avoid disappointment) or on the door 7 for 7:30.

Live and Local – Mishra

Sunday 26th of April 2026. Doors open at 19:00 for a 19:30 start.

Kate Griffin and Ford Collier are a folk duo who combine their roots in UK folk with influences from around the world. With banjo, Indian tabla, guitar and atmospheric vocals, their songs are accessible to listeners of all tastes. From soulful Indian raag-inspired improvisations to uplifting Celtic dance rhythms. Whether you’re a fan of traditional folk or curious about global fusion sounds, Mishra should surprise and inspire you with their originality and joy in making music together.
“Incredibly executed folk” – Christian Carlisle, BBC Radio Sheffield

Tickets paid for in advance cost £13.50 (£15 paid for on the door). For under 16s and students it’s £9.