QUATT
VILLAGE
HALL
A lot of our events are supported by ArtsAlive and Flicks in the Sticks. Below is a fantastic animation of the work they do to bring quality productions to rural areas.
QUATT
VILLAGE
HALL
A lot of our events are supported by ArtsAlive and Flicks in the Sticks. Below is a fantastic animation of the work they do to bring quality productions to rural areas.
Saturday 27th September
Joe Bayliss with Mike Seal
21st century folk -inspired music from Joe Bayliss.
Influenced by John Martyn, Damien Rice and Nick Drake, Joe is really at home interacting with his audience.
By his own words…
“ the oldest – ‘new kid on the block’ in the folk world in the last 12 years”, he brings a life’s experience, portrayed in a contemporary way , weaving humorous back-stories with sensitive, thought provoking songs, soothing melodies and imaginative metaphors that intersperse, carefully crafted lyrical pictures.
He can have you laughing at the introduction and crying three minutes later from the beauty of an emotional experience.
A singer songwriter who absolutely, writes and performs from the soul.
The renowned upright bass player – Mike Seal joined Joe in 2023 with a considerable background in Folk, Jazz and Blues music and adds further sensitivity and atmosphere to the musical experience.
"Telling a story that people can relate to, is so important to me with my songs,
but what comes first, every time, is the sound - always searching for open chords, dissonance, resonance, tension...
and from that comes an atmosphere, a direction of feeling that the song needs to take,
that almost describes the lyrics that follow."
£12 per Ticket Starts at 8pm
Please bring your own drinks
Food refreshments available to purchase.
You can buy your tickets by clicking on the TicketSource button below or you can get your tickets in person from our Community Box Office at the Quatt Farm Shop.
Saturday 18th October
You can buy your tickets by clicking on the Ticket Source button below or you can get your tickets in person from our Community Box Office at the Quatt Farm Shop.
QUATT
VILLAGE
HALL
A lot of our events are supported by ArtsAlive and Flicks in the Sticks. Below is a fantastic animation of the work they do to bring quality productions to rural areas.
Saturday 20th September
''Mettle'' is a new play which celebrates and commemorates the true story of a man and those who served with him on one of the most infamous Atlantic convoys of World War Two.
November 1942
HMS Vanessa is detached from Convoy HX213 to join Convoy SC107. The convoy is attacked by a wolfpack of U-boats - over 4 days they sink 15 ships. It is the heaviest loss of ships from any trans-Atlantic convoy through the winter of 1942-43.
Gordon Collett is 19, from Sheffield - the city of steel. Determined to join the fight against the advancing forces of fascism, he volunteers for the Royal Navy in February 1940. He serves on HMS Vanessa and in November 1942 they are sent to escort Convoy SC107.
I know this because I am his son - and I'm going to tell you his story.
£12 per person Starts at 7.30pm
Refreshments to purchase. Please bring your own drinks
You can buy your tickets by clicking on the TicketSource button below or you can get your tickets in person from our Community Box Office at the Quatt Farm Shop.
Saturday 27th September
Joe Bayliss with Mike Seal
21st century folk -inspired music from Joe Bayliss.
Influenced by John Martyn, Damien Rice and Nick Drake, Joe is really at home interacting with his audience.
By his own words…
“ the oldest – ‘new kid on the block’ in the folk world in the last 12 years”, he brings a life’s experience, portrayed in a contemporary way , weaving humorous back-stories with sensitive, thought provoking songs, soothing melodies and imaginative metaphors that intersperse, carefully crafted lyrical pictures.
He can have you laughing at the introduction and crying three minutes later from the beauty of an emotional experience.
A singer songwriter who absolutely, writes and performs from the soul.
The renowned upright bass player – Mike Seal joined Joe in 2023 with a considerable background in Folk, Jazz and Blues music and adds further sensitivity and atmosphere to the musical experience.
"Telling a story that people can relate to, is so important to me with my songs,
but what comes first, every time, is the sound - always searching for open chords, dissonance, resonance, tension...
and from that comes an atmosphere, a direction of feeling that the song needs to take,
that almost describes the lyrics that follow."
£12 per Ticket Starts at 8pm
Please bring your own drinks
Food refreshments available to purchase.
You can buy your tickets by clicking on the TicketSource button below or you can get your tickets in person from our Community Box Office at the Quatt Farm Shop.
Saturday 18th October
You can buy your tickets by clicking on the Ticket Source button below or you can get your tickets in person from our Community Box Office at the Quatt Farm Shop.
New events are added all the time, so please keep an eye out.