Ukes4Fun Sessions now Tuesdays only, 1pm-3pm

1st and 3rd Tuesdays every month
1pm – 3pm
The Cumberland Arms
James Place Street
Byker
Newcastle Upon Tyne
NE6 1LD

Please ignore any reference to Sunday Sessions elsewhere on the website – we are now meeting on Tuesdays only.


Reminders for everyone for all sessions

Leading songs: If you are going to lead a song, make sure that you have practiced playing and singing it before you get to the session

Song arrangements: The simpler the song arrangement, the more likely it is “work” as a “session song”. We have some very good players who are capable of adding all sorts of finesse and flourishes to a song. We love hearing these played but they work better as an occasional “solo spot”. If you are playing at this level then you can probably work out a simpler arrangement so that most people can play along with you. There are some good tips here:
http://ukuleleinthedark.com/ud52-trimming-away-how-to-simplify-song-sheets/

Play it again, Sam! Dot has a good ear for the sort of songs that are likely to become popular in sessions. If you get the nod from Dot that it is a “good song”, take the hint and give it a run at another session asap!

Practice makes perfect: It might take a few sessions before everyone is familiar enough with a new song for it to settle in and “work”. This applies just as much to well-known songs (when everyone might have a different version playing in their heads) as to less well known songs (when perhaps only the the song leader “knows how it goes”).

Give us a clue! You can use the email list to send links to YouTube videos, audio files on SoundCloud, etc. to help familiarise everyone with a new song that you are going to introduce (it helps even more if the recording is in the same key that you are going to use but that is not always possible)

Song sheets: You can also use the email list to send song sheets to everyone – but please still bring at least 10 copies on paper when you are introducing a song for the first time.


Calendar

For the latest information on dates, times and venues for Thursday and Sunday Sessions, please check the Calendar: https://ukes4fun.org.uk/calendar/


“Shout-Up” Campaign at The Cumberland Arms

Update: 31 August 2018

Message from Dot

Hello Everyone,

The Cumberland has become part of a campaign called “Shout Up”. This was set up initially to protect women from harassment in bars throughout Newcastle.

You can find out about the campaign on the “Shout Up” website: https://www.shoutup.org

You can also see posters on the pub walls:

Shout Up
OUSEBURN IS...
A SEXUAL
HARASSMENT
FREE ZONE.
Sexual harassment in our community, either verbal
or physical, will not be tolerated.
If you see it #SHOUTUP!

THE CUMBERLAND ARMS
JOANNE HODSON
“As a woman in this industry I take this topic very seriously. I pride myself on running a business where
women feel comfortable coming and having a drink on their own, or with friends, without any worry of
harassment. I am in full support of this scheme and look forward to seeing it roll out across the city.”

This is a “heads up” to anyone who attends our sessions.

We play in the Cumberland so we need to be aware of and sensitive to what they consider to be appropriate behaviour.  

Dot

What to do if there are any problems

Staff at the Cumberland Arms have been trained to deal with sexual harassment as part of this Campaign.

If you experience or witness sexual harassment, the purpose of this Campaign is to encourage you to alert Bar Staff so that they can deal with the problem promptly and effectively. You do not have to literally “shout” – the point is immediacy of action, not volume.

Photo of The Cumberland Arms

Tuesday + Sunday Ukulele Sessions at The Cumberland from Nov 2023 | @thecumby

Ukes4Fun The Cumberland Arms Byker 1pm-3pm 1st & 3rd Tuesdays 2nd Sundays

1st + 3rd Tuesdays 1:00 – 3:00

The Cumberland Arms

  • 1st Tuesday – Ukes4Fun with Dot and Misspent Uke
  • 2nd Tuesday – NO SESSION
  • 3rd Tuesday – Ukes4Fun New/Old Songs with Denis
  • 4th Tuesday – NO SESSION
  • 5th Tuesday – NO SESSION

See this page for more information about Uke Sessions at The Cumberland Arms


2nd Sundays 1:00 – 3:00

The Cumberland Arms

  • Please note: the Sunday Sessions are NOT suitable for “Beginners” and Songsheets are rarely available
  • see our Calendar

See this page for more information about Uke Sessions @ The Cumberland Arms, Byker


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Reminders for everyone for all sessions

Leading songs: If you are going to lead a song, make sure that you have practiced playing and singing it before you get to the session

Song arrangements: The simpler the song arrangement, the more likely it is “work” as a “session song”. We have some very good players who are capable of adding all sorts of finesse and flourishes to a song. We love hearing these played but they work better as an occasional “solo spot”. If you are playing at this level then you can probably work out a simpler arrangement so that most people can play along with you. There are some good tips here:
http://ukuleleinthedark.com/ud52-trimming-away-how-to-simplify-song-sheets/

Play it again, Sam! Dot has a good ear for the sort of songs that are likely to become popular in sessions. If you get the nod from Dot that it is a “good song”, take the hint and give it a run at another session asap!

Practice makes perfect: It might take a few sessions before everyone is familiar enough with a new song for it to settle in and “work”. This applies just as much to well-known songs (when everyone might have a different version playing in their heads) as to less well known songs (when perhaps only the the song leader “knows how it goes”).

Give us a clue! You can use the email list to send links to YouTube videos, audio files on SoundCloud, etc. to help familiarise everyone with a new song that you are going to introduce (it helps even more if the recording is in the same key that you are going to use but that is not always possible)

Song sheets: You can also use the email list to send song sheets to everyone – but please still bring at least 10 copies on paper when you are introducing a song for the first time.


Calendar

For the latest information on dates, times and venues for Thursday and Sunday Sessions, please check the Calendar: https://ukes4fun.org.uk/calendar/


“Shout-Up” Campaign at The Cumberland Arms

Update: 31 August 2018

Message from Dot

Hello Everyone,

The Cumberland has become part of a campaign called “Shout Up”. This was set up initially to protect women from harassment in bars throughout Newcastle.

You can find out about the campaign on the “Shout Up” website: https://www.shoutup.org

You can also see posters on the pub walls.

This is a “heads up” to anyone who attends our sessions.

We play in the Cumberland so we need to be aware of and sensitive to what they consider to be appropriate behaviour.  

Dot

What to do if there are any problems

Staff at the Cumberland Arms have been trained to deal with sexual harassment as part of this Campaign.

If you experience or witness sexual harassment, the purpose of this Campaign is to encourage you to alert Bar Staff so that they can deal with the problem promptly and effectively. You do not have to literally “shout” – the point is immediacy of action, not volume :-)


Calendar

For the latest information on dates, times and venues for Thursday and Sunday Sessions, please check the Calendar: https://ukes4fun.org.uk/calendar


Tuesday + Sunday Ukulele Sessions at The Cumberland | @thecumby

2023-03-12 Ukes4Fun Facebook Profile Photo updated

2nd + 4th Tuesdays 6:00 – 8:00

The Cumberland Arms

  • 1st Tuesday – NO SESSION
  • 2nd Tuesday – Ukes4Fun with Dot and Misspent Uke
  • 3rd Tuesday – NO SESSION
  • 4th Tuesday – Ukes4Fun New/Old Songs with Denis
  • 5th Tuesday – NO SESSION.

See this page for more information about Uke Sessions at The Cumberland Arms


2nd Sundays 2:00 – 4:00

The Cumberland Arms

  • Please note: the Sunday Sessions are NOT suitable for “Beginners” and Songsheets are rarely available
  • see our Calendar

We enjoyed meeting on Sundays upstairs at The Millstone, South Gosforth for many years.

Staff and management were friendly and helpful, the beer and food were both excellent – but those tricky stairs with the sharp, twisty turn at the bottom made the room inaccessible for an increasing number of players.

So we are now meeting downstairs at The Cumberland Arms on the 2nd Sunday 2:00 – 4:00 every month. Having a regular Sunday slot also helps, rather than a moveable feast, which made it difficult for some members to be able to plan ahead.

Many thanks to staff and management at The Millstone for their help over the years and to Jo for finding space in the music sessions timetable for us to revive Sunday Ukulele Sessions at The Cumberland.

See this page for more information about Uke Sessions @ The Cumberland Arms, Byker


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Reminders for everyone for all sessions

Leading songs: If you are going to lead a song, make sure that you have practiced playing and singing it before you get to the session

Song arrangements: The simpler the song arrangement, the more likely it is “work” as a “session song”. We have some very good players who are capable of adding all sorts of finesse and flourishes to a song. We love hearing these played but they work better as an occasional “solo spot”. If you are playing at this level then you can probably work out a simpler arrangement so that most people can play along with you. There are some good tips here:
http://ukuleleinthedark.com/ud52-trimming-away-how-to-simplify-song-sheets/

Play it again, Sam! Dot has a good ear for the sort of songs that are likely to become popular in sessions. If you get the nod from Dot that it is a “good song”, take the hint and give it a run at another session asap!

Practice makes perfect: It might take a few sessions before everyone is familiar enough with a new song for it to settle in and “work”. This applies just as much to well-known songs (when everyone might have a different version playing in their heads) as to less well known songs (when perhaps only the the song leader “knows how it goes”).

Give us a clue! You can use the email list to send links to YouTube videos, audio files on SoundCloud, etc. to help familiarise everyone with a new song that you are going to introduce (it helps even more if the recording is in the same key that you are going to use but that is not always possible)

Song sheets: You can also use the email list to send song sheets to everyone – but please still bring at least 10 copies on paper when you are introducing a song for the first time.


Calendar

For the latest information on dates, times and venues for Thursday and Sunday Sessions, please check the Calendar: https://ukes4fun.org.uk/calendar/


“Shout-Up” Campaign at The Cumberland Arms

Update: 31 August 2018

Message from Dot

Hello Everyone,

The Cumberland has become part of a campaign called “Shout Up”. This was set up initially to protect women from harassment in bars throughout Newcastle.

You can find out about the campaign on the “Shout Up” website: https://www.shoutup.org

You can also see posters on the pub walls.

This is a “heads up” to anyone who attends our sessions.

We play in the Cumberland so we need to be aware of and sensitive to what they consider to be appropriate behaviour.  

Dot

What to do if there are any problems

Staff at the Cumberland Arms have been trained to deal with sexual harassment as part of this Campaign.

If you experience or witness sexual harassment, the purpose of this Campaign is to encourage you to alert Bar Staff so that they can deal with the problem promptly and effectively. You do not have to literally “shout” – the point is immediacy of action, not volume :-)


Calendar

For the latest information on dates, times and venues for Thursday and Sunday Sessions, please check the Calendar: https://ukes4fun.org.uk/calendar


2nd and 4th Tuesdays – Ukulele Sessions at The Cumberland | @thecumby | @MillstoneSthGos

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2nd & 4th Tuesdays 6:00 – 8:00

The Cumberland Arms

The format for sessions is the same as when we met on Thursdays:

  • 1st Tuesday – NO SESSION
  • 2nd Tuesday – Ukes4Fun with Dot and Misspent Uke
  • 3rd Tuesday – NO SESSION
  • 4th Tuesday – Ukes4Fun New/Old Songs with Denis
  • 5th Tuesday – NO SESSION

Reminders for everyone for all Tuesday sessions

Leading songs: If you are going to lead a song, make sure that you have practiced playing and singing it before you get to the session

Song arrangements: The simpler the song arrangement, the more likely it is “work” as a “session song”. We have some very good players who are capable of adding all sorts of finesse and flourishes to a song. We love hearing these played but they work better as an occasional “solo spot”. If you are playing at this level then you can probably work out a simpler arrangement so that most people can play along with you. There are some good tips here:
http://ukuleleinthedark.com/ud52-trimming-away-how-to-simplify-song-sheets/

Play it again, Sam! Dot has a good ear for the sort of songs that are likely to become popular in sessions. If you get the nod from Dot that it is a “good song”, take the hint and give it a run at another session asap!

Practice makes perfect: It might take a few sessions before everyone is familiar enough with a new song for it to settle in and “work”. This applies just as much to well-known songs (when everyone might have a different version playing in their heads) as to less well known songs (when perhaps only the the song leader “knows how it goes”).

Give us a clue! You can use the email list to send links to YouTube videos, audio files on SoundCloud, etc. to help familiarise everyone with a new song that you are going to introduce (it helps even more if the recording is in the same key that you are going to use but that is not always possible)

Song sheets: You can also use the email list to send song sheets to everyone – but please still bring at least 10 copies on paper when you are introducing a song for the first time.

See this page for more information about Tuesday Sessions


Sundays at The Millstone 1:45 – 3:45

  • Sunday sessions are not on regular, recurring dates and are advertised on the Calendar and via the Google Group email list
  • Please note: the Sunday Sessions are not suitable for “Beginners” and Songsheets are rarely available

See this page for more information about Sunday Uke Sessions @ The Millstone South Gosforth


Calendar

For the latest information on dates, times and venues for Thursday and Sunday Sessions, please check the Calendar: https://ukes4fun.org.uk/calendar/


“Shout-Up” Campaign at The Cumberland Arms

Update: 31 August 2018

Message from Dot

Hello Everyone,

The Cumberland has become part of a campaign called “Shout Up”. This was set up initially to protect women from harassment in bars throughout Newcastle.

You can find out about the campaign on the “Shout Up” website: https://www.shoutup.org

You can also see posters on the pub walls.

This is a “heads up” to anyone who attends our sessions.

We play in the Cumberland so we need to be aware of and sensitive to what they consider to be appropriate behaviour.  

Dot

What to do if there are any problems

Staff at the Cumberland Arms have been trained to deal with sexual harassment as part of this Campaign.

If you experience or witness sexual harassment, the purpose of this Campaign is to encourage you to alert Bar Staff so that they can deal with the problem promptly and effectively. You do not have to literally “shout” – the point is immediacy of action, not volume :-)


Tuesdays NOT Thursdays: Ukulele Sessions at The Cumberland | @thecumby | @MillstoneSthGos

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2022 Feb, March – 1st Tuesdays only at The Cumberland Arms 6:00 – 8:00

  • Jan 4 CANCELLED (Covid)
  • Feb 1
  • March 1

2022 April onwards – 1st & 3rd Tuesdays

  • April 5 and April 19
  • for the rest of the year, see our Calendar

The format for sessions is the same as when we met on Thursdays:

  • 1st Tuesday – Ukes4Fun with Dot and Misspent Uke
  • 2nd Tuesday – NO SESSION
  • 3rd Tuesday – Ukes4Fun New/Old Songs with Denis
  • 4th & 5th Tuesday – NO SESSION

Reminders for everyone for all Tuesday sessions

Leading songs: If you are going to lead a song, make sure that you have practiced playing and singing it before you get to the session

Song arrangements: The simpler the song arrangement, the more likely it is “work” as a “session song”. We have some very good players who are capable of adding all sorts of finesse and flourishes to a song. We love hearing these played but they work better as an occasional “solo spot”. If you are playing at this level then you can probably work out a simpler arrangement so that most people can play along with you. There are some good tips here:
http://ukuleleinthedark.com/ud52-trimming-away-how-to-simplify-song-sheets/

Play it again, Sam! Dot has a good ear for the sort of songs that are likely to become popular in sessions. If you get the nod from Dot that it is a “good song”, take the hint and give it a run at another session asap!

Practice makes perfect: It might take a few sessions before everyone is familiar enough with a new song for it to settle in and “work”. This applies just as much to well-known songs (when everyone might have a different version playing in their heads) as to less well known songs (when perhaps only the the song leader “knows how it goes”).

Give us a clue! You can use the email list to send links to YouTube videos, audio files on SoundCloud, etc. to help familiarise everyone with a new song that you are going to introduce (it helps even more if the recording is in the same key that you are going to use but that is not always possible)

Song sheets: You can also use the email list to send song sheets to everyone – but please still bring at least 10 copies on paper when you are introducing a song for the first time.

See this page for more information about Tuesday Sessions


Sundays at The Millstone 2:00 – 4:00

  • Sunday sessions are not on regular, recurring dates and are advertised on the Calendar and via the Google Group email list
  • Please note: the Sunday Sessions are not suitable for “Beginners” and Songsheets are rarely available

See this page for more information about Sunday Uke Sessions @ The Millstone South Gosforth


Calendar

For the latest information on dates, times and venues for Thursday and Sunday Sessions, please check the Calendar: https://ukes4fun.org.uk/calendar/


“Shout-Up” Campaign at The Cumberland Arms

Update: 31 August 2018

Message from Dot

Hello Everyone,

The Cumberland has become part of a campaign called “Shout Up”. This was set up initially to protect women from harassment in bars throughout Newcastle.

You can find out about the campaign on the “Shout Up” website: https://www.shoutup.org

You can also see posters on the pub walls.

This is a “heads up” to anyone who attends our sessions.

We play in the Cumberland so we need to be aware of and sensitive to what they consider to be appropriate behaviour.  

Dot

What to do if there are any problems

Staff at the Cumberland Arms have been trained to deal with sexual harassment as part of this Campaign.

If you experience or witness sexual harassment, the purpose of this Campaign is to encourage you to alert Bar Staff so that they can deal with the problem promptly and effectively. You do not have to literally “shout” – the point is immediacy of action, not volume :-)


Happy 10th Birthday Ukes4Fun!

It was a dark and stormy night . . . and the ukulele players were gathered around a blazing hearth in The Cumberland Arms, Byker . . . outside, fireworks lit up the sky . . . it was November 5th 2009 . . . and ukuleles had come back to the music room at The Cumby!

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The ukulele players said, “Dot! What key is it in?!”

Dot said . . .

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Keith said, “Interval !!”

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Over the last ten years . . .

. . . we have seen friends come and go.  We remember those who have moved away or passed on with fondness and have been delighted to welcome new friends joining us every year.

Misspent Uke“, our musical backbone, have gone from strength to strength and members of The Attic Band add that extra pizzazz to sessions!

So many people to thank!

Many thanks to Dot Kirton and Dennis Bostock for leading sessions, to Dot and Chris Bostock for organising our wonderful weekends away, to star ukulele player Keith Perry, to Fiona Buckley and Karl Barlow for keeping us in time on the bass, to those who bring other instruments with their ukuleles to enliven sessions: Andy Seagroatt on fiddle, Fiona on Mandolin, Lucy Falkenau on banjo and tin whistle,  John on Saxophone, our occasional harmonica and swanee whistle players and, last but by no means least, Dot and Megs Johnson on kazoo trumpets!

To all our singers who bring and lead songs, a huge thank you for making the sessions so varied – and for making it impossible to answer the question, “What sort of music do you play?”

To EVERYONE who comes along on Thursdays and Sundays, plays along and makes the sessions so friendly and enjoyable, Happy 10th Birthday and THANK YOU!

Lizzie

ps. Our next Thursday Session is 7th November – bring some nibbles for a little birthday party in the Break!

pps. On Tuesday November 5th The Cumberland Arms has a free Bonfire Night Event!

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First Sessions after the Summer Break!

Welcome back!  I hope you all had a great time over the summer!

First Sessions after the Summer Break

Sunday August 2nd, 2:00 – 4:00, The Millstone, Sth Gosforth

Thursday Sept 6th, 6:00 – 8:00, The Cumberland Arms, Byker

Info about Sessions

Please see this post for information about how often we meet, what to expect at Sessions, etc.

Ukulele Sessions at The Cumberland Arms and The Millstone

Calendar

If in doubt about whether a Session is on, please check the Calendar:

Calendar

“Shout-Up” Campaign

I will be adding this info the the post about what to expect at Sessions:

Message from Dot

Hello Everyone,

I hope you have all enjoyed the Summer Break and are looking forward, as l am, to resuming our sessions at the Cumberland and the Millstone.

The Cumberland has become part of a campaign called “Shout Up”. This was set up initially to protect women from harassment in bars throughout Newcastle.

You can find out about the campaign on the “Shout Up” website: https://www.shoutup.org

You can also see posters on the pub walls.

This is a “heads up” to anyone who attends our sessions.

We play in the Cumberland so we need to be aware of and sensitive to what they consider to be appropriate behaviour.  

Look forward to seeing you all soon,

Dot

What to do if there are any problems

Staff at the Cumberland Arms have been trained to deal with sexual harassment as part of this Campaign.

If you experience or witness sexual harassment, the purpose of this Campaign is to encourage you to alert Bar Staff so that they can deal with the problem promptly and effectively. You do not have to literally “shout” – the point is immediacy of action, not volume :-)

Best wishes and see you soon!

Lizzie

Ukulele Sessions at The Cumberland and The Millstone | @thecumby | @MillstoneSthGos

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Every 1st, 2nd and 3rd Thursday at The Cumberland Arms 6:00 – 8:00

  • 1st Thursdays – Ukes4Fun with Dot and Misspent Uke
  • 2nd Thursdays – Ukes4Fun New/Old Songs with Denis
  • 3rd Thursdays – Ukes4Fun with Dot and Misspent Uke
  • 4th & 5th Thursdays – NO SESSION

New/old songs for 2nd Thursday Sessions with Denis:

  • Many thanks for bringing new songs and reviving some old songs that have lain dormant in the Songbooks for a long time!  We now have a stash of these to re-visit in Denis’s sessions on 2nd Thursdays.
  • Please hold on bringing new songs/reviving old songs to Thursday sessions until we have got these ones under our belts.  For the next few Thursday sessions, we would like to rock steady with some familiar tunes plus the new/old ones you have already brought along to Denis’s sessions.

Reminders for everyone for all Thursday sessions, including me!

  • Leading songs: If you are going to lead a song, make sure that you have practiced playing and singing it before you get to the session
  • Song arrangements: The simpler the song arrangement, the more likely it is “work” as a “session song”. We have some very good players who are capable of adding all sorts of finesse and flourishes to a song. We love hearing these played but they work better as an occasional “solo spot”. If you are playing at this level then you can probably work out a simpler arrangement so that most people can play along with you. There are some good tips here:
    http://ukuleleinthedark.com/ud52-trimming-away-how-to-simplify-song-sheets/
  • Play it again, Sam! Dot has a good ear for the sort of songs that are likely to become popular in sessions. If you get the nod from Dot that it is a “good song”, take the hint and give it a run at another session asap!
  • Practice makes perfect: It might take a few sessions before everyone is familiar enough with a new song for it to settle in and “work”. This applies just as much to well-known songs (when everyone might have a different version playing in their heads) as to less well known songs (when perhaps only the the song leader “knows how it goes”).
  • Give us a clue! You can use the email list to send links to YouTube videos, audio files on SoundCloud, etc. to help familiarise everyone with a new song that you are going to introduce (it helps even more if the recording is in the same key that you are going to use but that is not always possible)
  • Song sheets: You can also use the email list to send song sheets to everyone – but please still bring at least 10 copies on paper when you are introducing a song for the first time.

See this page for more information about Thursday Sessions


Sundays about twice a month at The Millstone 2:00 – 4:00

  • Please note: the Sunday Sessions are not suitable for “Beginners”.

See this page for more information about Sunday Uke Sessions @ The Millstone South Gosforth


Calendar

For the latest information on dates, times and venues for Thursday and Sunday Sessions, please check the Calendar: https://ukes4fun.org.uk/calendar/


“Shout-Up” Campaign at The Cumberland Arms

Update: 31 August 2018

Message from Dot

Hello Everyone,

The Cumberland has become part of a campaign called “Shout Up”. This was set up initially to protect women from harassment in bars throughout Newcastle.

You can find out about the campaign on the “Shout Up” website: https://www.shoutup.org

You can also see posters on the pub walls.

This is a “heads up” to anyone who attends our sessions.

We play in the Cumberland so we need to be aware of and sensitive to what they consider to be appropriate behaviour.  

Dot

What to do if there are any problems

Staff at the Cumberland Arms have been trained to deal with sexual harassment as part of this Campaign.

If you experience or witness sexual harassment, the purpose of this Campaign is to encourage you to alert Bar Staff so that they can deal with the problem promptly and effectively. You do not have to literally “shout” – the point is immediacy of action, not volume :-)


 

Extra Session! Thursday 28 Dec The Cumberland Arms | @thecumby

Wishing you all a very Happy Xmas!

The Xmas Party on 4 December at The Millstone was a blast!!

Hope you can make it along to The Cumberland Arms on Thursday Dec 28th, 5:45 – 7:30

UPDATE: Please note the earlier start and earlier finish – not the usual 6:00 – 8:00! 

Please check the “Calendar” Page for further dates and links to info about Thursday and Sunday Sessions: Calendar

Best wishes – and Happy New Year if I don’t see you on the 28th!

Lizzie xxx

Sarah Maisel + Craig Chee! Workshop + Concert 7th Nov 2017 @thecumby

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Sarah Maisel + Craig Chee UK Tour

Newcastle Workshop + Concert
Tuesday 7 November 2017
The Cumberland Arms
Byker-Ouseburn
Newcastle upon Tyne NE6 1LD

6:00 – 7:00 Workshop – £15
8:45 – 9:45 Concert – £10

Workshop + Concert – £20
(25% Discount!)

  • Times advertised here are approximate!
  • See TicketSource Page for exact timings!

Tickets and Full Details
https://www.ticketsource.co.uk/greatnorthstrum