Saturday, 26^th May 2012 at 8.00 p.m.

 A 5-piece band loosely based on the style created by Django Reinhardt and Stephane Grappelli – but featuring a violinist who doubles as a singer plus, a trumpeter – guaranteed to get your feet tapping.  Numbers include – All of Me, Cry Me a River, Night and Day, How High the Moon.

Tickets:  £8 / £7 (o-65s, u-18s) if booked before 21^st, £10 / £9 if booked after.

Ring:  01926 632575 or 632242.  Bar/doors open 7.30 p.m. – interval snacks.

– Eathorpe Village Hall –

Saturday, 28^th April 2012 – 8.00 p.m.

The Teeth are destined to save your mortal soul with a veritable feast of swingin’ rhythm and blues.

They’ve just been booked to headline the Exhibition road stage for the Olympics this summer on 4th August.   But first they are returning to one of the venues that started it all.  Come on down and witness the awesome power of The Teeth!

Steve Steinhaus is back with his 8-piece band for a night of riotous entertainment and good music.  Numbers include “King of the Swingers”, “Miserlou” and “You make me feel so young”.

Tickets:  £10 / £9 (u-18s, o-65s) if purchased before the 24^th, otherwise: £12 / £11

Ring: 01926 632575, 632242 or 632564

Doors / Bar open 7.30 p.m.  There will be a barrel of beer, some fine wine and excellent soft drinks, along with our trademark samosas and other snacks in the interval.

 Melissa Western sings Ella Fitzgerald, Billie Holiday, Aretha Franklin, Maria Callas and many more, accompanied by Greg Gottlieb on double bass and Antony Dyer on piano and guitar.

All the way from Brisbane, we are lucky enough to catch Melissa on her UK trip, where she takes the audience on a tour of the 20^th century with the great divas as guides.  She has a tremendous singing voice and a great personality to match.

Tickets:  £8.50 / £7.00 (o-65s, u-18s) if booked before 5 February, £10.00 / £8.50 if later.

Ring  01926 632575 or 632242 or email sueateathorpe@gmail.com

He has agreed to give a recital, including pieces by Rachmaninoff, Ravel, Schubert and Liszt

on

Saturday, 25^th February at 8.00 p.m.

in

Eathorpe Village Hall

An opportunity not to be missed

Ticket prices £12.50/ £11 (concs) including a glass of wine.  And there will be an informal chat session after the concert.  Ring Sue on 01926 632575 or email sueateathorpe@gmail.com

Beer Festival

2012

Eathorpe Village Hall

Friday, 6^th Jan: 6.00 – 11.00 p.m.

Saturday, 7^th Jan: 12.00 noon – 11.00 p.m.

12 beers, cider, perry, organic wines

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Lots of (free) entertainment

Friday evening: 

Graham Peck

The Teddy Dupont Swing Cats

Saturday:

Afternoon:  The Coventry Mummers

5.00 pm:  The Steve Steinhaus Trio

Later:  The Mid-Life Crisis Band

Christmas Lights Switch-On

10^th anniversary

on

Saturday, 10^th December

at

6.00 p.m.

Mary Rhodes (BBC) will be hosting the event

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All the usual stalls in the village hall

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Burgers, hot dogs, mulled wine in the courtyard

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“Hunt the Santa” in the Plough garden

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Visit from Father Christmas himself

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EATHORPE TWELFTH NIGHT BEER FESTIVAL

Weekend, 6^th/7^th January 2012

two-handed version of Stephen Lowe’s original adaptation of Tressel’s classic book
directed by Louise Townsend was
performed by Fine Time Fontayne and Neil Gore on
Friday, 14 October 8.00 p.m.

in one wild weekend

The Steve Steinhaus Swing Band        

The fabulous 6 piece swing, funk, soul and 50s rock-and-roll covers band is fronted by the big voice and personality of Steve Steinhaus.  Hear the songs made famous by Ray Charles, Ella Fitzgerald and Louis Armstrong and more.   Steve and the band create a great atmosphere, so get those dancing shoes buffed up and ready to go.

The Dr Teeth Big Band         

The Dr. Teeth Big Band are coming back to Eathorpe with a fully-loaded jumpin’ rhythm and boogie revue.   Having played likes of The Pigalle Club, The Royal Albert Hall Ignite Series and Jools Holland’s Jam House;  having shared the stage with everyone from Chas and Dave to Mcfly to American Idol runner-up Crystal Bowersox, The Teeth are destined to save your mortal soul with a veritable feast of swingin’ rhythm and blues.