Events @ The Brow
We have an exciting and diverse new programme of events in our performance space @ The Brow. Featuring music, books and drama, we have something for everyone, whether they be three or one hundred and three years old. See below for more details.
5th December, 3pm
Harvey Slumfenburger's Christmas Present
Save the date. Tickets coming soon.
Join acclaimed flautist Meera Maharaj and multi-instrumentalist Jamie Stockbridge for a sleigh-full of heart-warming, festive storytelling and musical fun!
Harvey Slumfenburger’s Christmas Present, based on John Burningham’s much-loved book, is a joyful celebration of music and theatre for children aged 3-7 and their parents and grandparents.
With just one gift still to deliver, Father Christmas sets out on a long and eventful journey. Come along for the ride and help him deliver one last present to Harvey Slumfenburger, the little boy who lives far, far away in a hut at the top of the Roly Poly Mountain. Father Christmas must hurry because soon it will be Christmas Day!
As the newly-launched musical storytelling company, Musical Curiosities, Meera and Jamie combine cherished children’s literature with classical and folk music, along with an array of Christmas tunes, creating a magical world for little ones and their adults alike!
Along with the show, there will be Christmas-themed craft activities for children to enjoy.
Save the dates
Further details of the programme, including how to buy tickets, will be published in due course here and on Facebook.
Music @ The Brow
Saturday 5th December
Harvey Slumfenburger’s Christmas Present, performed by Musical Curiosities
Saturday 20th March
Afternoon concert by Meraki Duo (acclaimed flute and guitar duo)
Saturday 24th April
'Beethoven 200', a day of workshops and performance celebrating the composer
Saturday 20th June
'Anansi', performed by Musical Curiosities
Books @ The Brow
Saturday 23rd January
All-age creative writing workshop with award-winning children's author Catherine Bruton
Saturday 13th March
A talk on Saint John Henry Newman by writer and theologian Rev'd Rod Garner