At the Museum after Dark

Good to meet climate activists at Hartlepool RN Museum on Saturday night. Thanks for bringing literature. Thanks to HRNM staff, Swords, George, Ailsa and Robin. Also to Cameron Twinn, student reporter from Sunderland. Fab. bookstall run by Rose and Emily. Thanks! Amazing sword dance, smooth and slick. Anyone would think they had been dancing it since 1967! (Some have. Shhh) Great lads and lasses all and a good time had by me for one.
Hoping to meet more of you downtown at the library in Hartlepool on the 13th March from 2pm (See poster in 'Events').

PERFORMERS HARTLEPOOL R. NAVAL MUSEUM 22nd 7.30pm £6.50

HARTLEPOOL R. NAVAL MUSEUM 

22nd 7.30pm £6.50

TEESSIDE FOLKIE BOOK LAUNCH WITH PERFORMERS: 

 

ROBIN DALE, a native of Teesside, moving documentary photographer and rubato singer of the songs of his great friend, the bard of Teesside, Graeme Miles.

www.amazon.co.uk/Songscapes-Robin-Dale

 

 

 

 

AILSA MACKENZIE, Teesside player of haunting tunes on celtic harp and dulcimer and superb singer who includes songs of Graeme Miles in her repertoire.www.celtic-harpist.co.uk

 

GEORGE UNTHANK, Middlesbrough-originating folk singer of deservedly high repute, well-known as a member of the Keelers, a group who sing both shanties and songs of the North-East.

www.keelers.net/george.htm 

 

REDCAR SWORD DANCERS perform traditional English longsword dances from the North East of England and revived the Greatham Sword Dance and mummers play.

www.redcarswords.wordpress.com

 

ELIZA MOOD, author, to read from her debut novel, 'O Man of Clay,' on the theme of climate change and set in Hartlepool.

 

EVENT BOOKING: elizamood@btinternet.com   OR ON DOOR