SHEFFIELD - EDALE RAMBLER

FOLK TRAIN


Sponsored by The Rambler Country Inn, Edale,
Northern Rail and Hope Valley and High Peak Transport Partnership (HVHPTP).


Organised by South Riding Folk Arts Network.

What's it all about?

I'm asked this question quite frequently so I thought that a brief description of what goes on, on the night, would not go amiss.

We gather on platform 2C at Sheffield Station in good time to catch the 19:14 train to Manchester which calls at Dore (19:22) and all stations along the Hope Valley, with music from the band throughout the journey. We reach Edale at 19:47, where we alight and make our way to The Rambler, the pub next to the station, where the music session continues.

We take the 21:28 train back to Sheffield - with more music - arriving at 22:03.

Manchester Folk Trains

There are a number of Folk Trains running on the other side of the Pennines, including the the one which runs on the 2nd Saturday of the month to Hathersage. See www.hvhptp.org.uk/folktran.htm

For more information see the FAQ.



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of forthcoming performers, please send an email to me at the address below.

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Programme

The Folk Train runs on the fourth Tuesday of each month (not necessarily the last Tuesday!).

Departure is from Sheffield (platform 2C - a long trek from the station entrance!) at 7:14pm and returning on the 9:28pm from Edale.

Ring 0114 266 9532 (ask for Gerry) for further Sheffield - Edale Folk Train information.
(But before ringing try the Folk Train FAQ)


Artists are subject to confirmation but this list will be updated
tba – to be announced      tbc – to be confirmed
Last update: 28 August 2008
25 November 2008
The Ugly Mug Jug Band
Hailing from Huddersfield way the UMJB makes a welcome return to the Folk Train. They really brought a new dimension to our musical proceedings so look forward to something different and entertaining.
23 December 2008
BellaRoots
It's time we heard from BellaRoots again. With their foot-stomping rhythms from the swamps of Louisiana - addictive to listen to, and irresistible to dance to - they're ideal for the festive season slot.
 

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Related web sites: Getting in touch:
HVHPTP South Riding Folk Network
Northern Rail Folk Clubs in the SRFN area  
South Yorkshire Folk Sheffield City Morris
Thank Goodness it's Folk
Dave Eyre's weekly folk show on Sheffield Live!



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