The Royston Royal British Legion Mill Rd, Royston SG8 7AE
On the Second and Last Friday of every month …
7:30 for 8pm start and 11pm finish
PLENTY OF PARKING IN Lumen Rd CAR PARKS
Our Next Event
Friday 10th February
At The Royal British Legion
7:30 for 8pm to 11pm
£7 FOR RESERVED SEATS Click Here
£10 cash or card on the door
Friday 10th February
Featuring …
That Blue Patch
“Two people, many instruments and a quirky take on songs old and new”. Performing with their own take on songs from as far back as the 1920s to as recent as the 21st century. Favoured influences are Americana, Blues and Jazz. Great fun and humour is to be had wherever they play. Influences include Tom Waits, Lyle Lovett, Doris Day, Bob Dylan, Maren Morris, Memphis Minnie, Bonnie Raitt, Bessie Smith, Lemmy…..the list goes on.
AND .
Kelly and Woolley
Launching their NEW Album Matt Kelly & Gary Woolley, an acoustic duo playing their own songs and their original versions of Cajun, Country, folk
Our FULL Programme for 2023
It is all here on our
‘What’s On’ page
With video examples of every artist on our programme
Covid 19
We are offering contactless payment and social distancing, sitting in groups around tables, in our large airy hall with mechanical ventilation.
There are screens at the bar.
Our NEW Venue
The Royston Royal British Legion Mill Rd, Royston SG8 7AE
The Royston Royal British Legion Mill Rd, Royston SG8 7AE
We have been welcomed on the Second and Last Friday of every month … 7:30 for 8pm start and 11pm finish
The British Legion provides us with …
Our own entrance and reception
Capacity for 100 socially distanced in groups at tables
A ‘proper good’ stage and lighting
Our own Bar and bar staff serving us at any time throughout the evening
With on tap … Lagers, Guinness, John Smiths, IPA and a Guest Ale …
… plus the usual softs, spirits and wines
Snacks but not cooked food are also available
Car parking at The British Legion … is not obvious but (Our Survey Says) …
There are regularly about 20 spaces in Mill Rd, Queens Rd, Stamford Rd and Lumen Rd
(these are only restricted 10am to 11 am so NOT RESTRICTED when we will be there)
Additionally in Lumen Rd there are a number of unrestricted car parks with capacity for about 45 cars
Furthermore … The King James Wall, Royston’s civic car park, is FREE OF CHARGE after 3pm and is about 10 mins walk away with ample capacity.
More Detail … to help you find our venue and all about us on our ‘About’ page
Tickets from 2023
RESERVE YOUR TICKET NOW for our 2023 events
FOR A £3 DISCOUNT AND A RESERVED SEAT
Receive an email reservation – Pay cash or card on arrival
It is not essential to reserve seats – we have 100 seats
We are not taking advance payments as Covid still provides uncertainty … If we lose any of our booked acts to covid we will continue with the help of our local musicians and the door price will be adjusted.
You may be asked to show the email on your phone … But we do aim to add your reservation to our pre-booked list and your request will be honoured until 9pm on the day of the show.
Our Mission
Royston Folk Club is a constituted “Not for Profit” Organisation with a committee of volunteers. Its aim is to help build a friendship community for those who like to regularly gather together and enjoy listening to live music with those that enjoy playing live music.
Our SHOWCASES give opportunity for new artists, new material, new collaborations, new instruments and help us find and develop paid support acts for our concerts.
Our CONCERTS (when re instated) are our opportunity to invite paid artists both local and far flung to perform and entertain us.
The breadth of musical genre that we embrace is wide, but predominantly acoustic, but does not preclude electric guitar and bass, keyboards, or percussion. It includes “All Roots” and the full spectrum of Folk, Jazz, Blues, Ragtime, Protest, Story telling, Sung and Spoken as well as contemporary composers and song writers who work in these genres.
We especially encourage young musicians and run regular
“Young musician of the year” contests with cash and gig prizes.
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