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Previously in the Village Hall...

Brass Wind and Fire - March 2008

Old Rope String Band - Feb 2007

Hank Wangford - April 2006

Pavlo -  November 2006

Daniel Smith Blues Band - January 2006

 

Valentines Dance

February 14th 2009

Love was in the air in Stoke Golding on 14th February when the Village Hall was transformed with hearts, candles, flowers and soft lighting to create a romantic atmosphere. ‘Route 66’ provided fantastic music for dancing the night away and, as well as a very enjoyable evening, the event raised over £450 towards a new ceiling for the hall.

 

Brass, Wind & Fire

Saturday, 15 March 2008, Stoke Golding Jubilee Fund presented another superb evening of entertainment 'Swing into Spring'

with the big band sound of Brass, Wind & Fire at Stoke Golding Village Hall,

     

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

The New Rope String Band

February 10th 2007

www.newropestringband.co.uk

Fiddles, mandolin, guitar, accordion & trumpet all featured in the recent brilliant performance by the New Rope String Band at the Village Hall. The fact that there was an accordion player in a string band paled into insignificance, as the show developed, with the addition of plastic pipes, beer bottles and even flippers!

Traditional music, expertly performed throughout the show,  played an equal part to facial expression, movement and ‘props’ resulting in a hilarious and eccentric mix that had the audience in stitches.   Musical tennis, with notes batted around off violins, and the accordion falling apart spraying feathers around the stage then being plugged into a vacuum cleaner are just two examples of theatrical performance provided by the four extremely talented musicians.

If laughter really does reduce stress levels (as in the words of one of their songs), then the audience must have been completely ‘chilled-out’ by the end of the show!

Once again this was top quality entertainment in our local Village Hall.

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British Country Legend - Hank Wangford

 April 1st 2006

It hardly seems possible that The Hank Wangford Show was the 21st Village event organised by the Stoke Golding Jubilee Fund since their inception in 2002.  The show was part of Hank Wangford’s 'No Hall Too Small!' tour.  Hank was accompanied on the tour by Reg Meuross - one of the country’s greatest Country singer songwriters.  We were treated to world-class country music from Hank Wangford and Reg Meuross as well as an insight into Hank’s unique and humorous view of life.

We are most grateful to all our loyal supporters.  The Hank show coincided with two other popular village events and it is a tribute to the loyalty of the regular audience that we still had a good attendance. 

Centre Stage Events are subsidised by our District Council, Leicestershire & Rutland County Councils and Arts Council England East Midlands.

                                                      Hank & Reg at the Village Hall, Saturday 1st April.

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Pavlo www.pavlo.net

 

 

A fiery blend of flamenco, classical, Latin and Greek music

PAVLO

A Mediterranean Beach Evening

 Saturday 26th November 2006

Stoke Golding Village Hall

Saturday night was beach party night as Stoke Golding Village Hall was transformed into a warm, balmy (or is that  ‘barmy’?) Mediterranean beach resort for the night to play host to Canadian musical genius PAVLO and his band.

The organisers created a summer holiday theme as the Village Hall became the beach-side entertainment venue in your favourite Mediterranean holiday resort. It was out with the flip flops, shades and dodgy Hawaiian shirts for the guys and on with the summer beach skirts for the ladies.

 

 

 

 

          

                 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 Daniel Smith Blues Band  

 Saturday 7th January 2006

Stoke Golding Village Hall

No one had the blues at the end of another cracking evening spent at Stoke Golding Village Hall. Daniel Smith on piano along with John ‘T Bone’ Taylor on guitar, Jim Mercer double bass and bass guitar and Pete Miles on drums kept the capacity audience very happy with their exciting mix of boogie woogie, jazz and blues.

All accomplished musicians with their own very individual styles, the band treated us to original compositions as well as established favourites. They performed unusual variations including playing the piano with a lemonade bottle, drums on a fire extinguisher (shhh don’t tell Health & Safety!) and, at one stage, Jim Mercer lying on top of his double bass while he was playing it!

After the third encore and half the audience giving a standing ovation, the band were allowed to go home leaving everyone feeling lucky to have had the chance to hear them.

How brilliant is it that we can buy tickets for £6, walk to the Village Hall with wine & nibbles, sit with our friends and enjoy an evening like this? Thank you Jubilee Committee and please can we have some more!

 

 

 

Check out Daniel’s web site: www.danielsmith.co.uk

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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