We have an exciting and varied programme for you this year. Six events starting with:-
Fine City Chorus
A concert by Fine City Chorus appearing on Saturday 27th April at 7pm
Norfolk’s premier male barbershop chorus.
Singing ‘a cappella’ in four-part close harmony, the crew perform a wide range of popular British and American music; some old; some new; some from the shows.
Their repertoire includes compositions from The Beach Boys, Neil Diamond, Queen, Adele, McFly, Billy Joel, Neil Sedaka – and they are constantly adding new songs to their musical offering, so the list goes on ………
Expect fine harmonies and a fun performance from this chorus of great voices.
Tickets are £12 and include light refreshments. They’re available from 01508 480576 OR via the Eventbrite link below:
https://www.eventbrite.com/cc/bergh-apton-festival-2024-3237379
Eventbrite booking fee applies to online bookings.
Supported by WhereCanWeGo.com
Chanters Jigge
A concert by Chanters Jigge on Friday 31st May at 7 pm
With ‘A Pocketful of Merriments’, a new programme for 2024, Chanter’s Jigge present a feast of traditional song and dance music from around the British Isles and beyond.
Folk songs, Morris tunes, sea shanties and country dances . All played and sung on a unique array of traditional, ancient and modern instruments and knitted together with anecdotes, and stories.
Toe-tapping, clapping along, and joining in with choruses will not be compulsory but may be hard to resist – you have been warned!
Tickets are £12 . They’re available from 01508 480576 OR via the Eventbrite link below
https://www.eventbrite.com/cc/bergh-apton-festival-2024-3237379
Supported by WhereCanWeGo.com
More dates for your diaries; full details to follow
Saturday 29th June – a talk by Julian Barnwell about the discovery of the lost ship, the Gloucester.
Saturday 3rd August – an evening with Charlie Haylock, dialect maestro, and hightly entertaining speaker
Saturday 12th October – a concert by Stone Angel, a Norfolk-based folk-rock group
Friday 29th November – a concert by the wonderful Norwegian choir, Lardal Kantori. A very welcome return after a 6-year absence