EVENT LISTING

Monday 15th March

• 9pm Film night

Wednesday 17th March

• 7-8pm: Gramophone Hour. 78’s from 7 to 8.
• 9-close: Screen Kids. myspace.com/screenkids

Thursday 18th March

• 7-8.30pm: African Roots. Unique acoustic act with traditional African instruments.

Friday 19th March

• 8pm-close: Turning plates. A range from harsh to soft while keeping passion and atmosphere in the sound. myspace.com/turningplates

Saturday 20th March

• 7-8.30pm: Kontakt Night. Soundscape music by Kamil Kowalczyk and guest. Visuals by Disposable Cutlery. myspace.com/machinethoughts
• 9pm-close: A night in… 5 acts of acoustic, burlesque, blues and folk. myspace.com/eydan1234

Sunday 21st March

• 5-6.30pm: Accordion Songs. A one-man-band show of harmony and sound.
• 7-close: ‘Namaste’ springs into the Equinox. Warmheart presents an ensemble of music grooves and loveliness. warmheart.org.uk

EVENTS LISTING

Monday 8th March

• 9pm Film night

Tuesday 9th March

• 7 – 8.30pm James Ross Acoustic Solo Performance promoting debut single. Check out: myspace.com/jjrossmusic

Wednesday 10th March

• 7 - 8pm Gramophone Hour

• Special Tango Evening

• 9 pm Autopilo, electronic-Jazz-Rock band

Thursday 11th March

• 7pm – close – Different Drummer presents dance music

Friday 12th March

• 9pm-close: Ram Stuff: Electro acoustic meddle

Saturday 13th March

• 5-8.30pm – E7, Jazz- Funk-Latin Blues 8-piece band

• 9pm-close Ali Whitton, Country-Rock-Folk solo act, Check out: myspace/aliwhitton

Sunday 14th March

• 2-4.30 pm Climate Café. Informal space to discuss social and environmental issues

• 7 pm-close: Poor Paddy works on the railway. Inane Conversation presents Sons of Fionn, Special Horsesand Mr Wishat A night of rowdy folk, soulful melodies and a few pre-Paddy’s Day Guinness! myspace/inaneconversation

Scottish Opera presents: La Bohème Giacomo Puccini

Tue, 13/04/2010 - 2 performances at 2pm and 3pm.

It’s the age old story: boy meets girl, falls in love, gets freaked out by commitment issues and dumps her. Girl returns to tell him she’s sick, they admit they’ve loved each other all along, she dies.

This is a free, gorgeous 20 minute version of Puccini’s La boheme with live musicians and a narrator using the traditional form of Japanese theatre Kamishibai.

New eyes for seeing

• Sun 14th March 10-5

A workshop in consensus building, collective inquiry and phenomenology.

dedicated to the Great God Thaw
we offer you the first rite of Spring

“Five minutes ago, not far from here, I met a man I know, Adalbart, the novelist. “God damn the spring!” says he in the aggressive way he has. “It is and always has been the most ghastly time of the year. Can you get hold of a single sensible idea, Kröger? Can you sit still and work out even the smallest effect, when your blood tickles till it’s positively indecent and you are teased by a whole host of irrelevant sensations that when you look at them turn out to be unworkable trash? For my part, I am going to a cafe. A cafe is neutral territory, the change of the seasons doesn’t affect it…”

Thomas Mann, Tonio Kröger.

Weekly Program 1st - 7th MARCH

Monday 1st March

• 9pm – Film night

Tuesday 2nd March

• 5 – 6.30pm: Uke Boogie
• 7 – 8.30pm: The smelly Muffins
  Fuzzy, Grungy, Folk, Rock, Shoegazeing Pop

• 9 pm: Riot Folk Night
  Political Acoustic Folk

Wednesday 3rd March

• 6pm – Utopia VS Dystopia
  Old Hat Books open Reading
• 7 - 8pm – Gramophone Hour
  Special Tango Evening!
• 9 pm – close: Blue Wednesday
  On the stage: the Bluesfather, The Dirt& Sparrahawk. Myspace.com/thebluesfather

Thursday 4th March

• 7 – 8.30pm – Love and Death
  Drama drama drama group presents…

Friday 5th March

• 7pm – close: Backdoor Entry
  4 bands for a rock – folk night!

Saturday 6th March

• 7pm – close: Jiggery Fuckery