There’s something for everyone at The Ropewalk on 8th December !
Join BBC Bake Off Winner Nancy Birtwhistle for a day of Christmas “how to” baking demonstrations.
Your day will include refreshments, light lunch, tastings, a recipe booklet, Bake Off chat and tips for getting ahead this Christmas.
Alternatively, if you prefer, come along in the evening and enjoy a glass of bubbly, demonstration, Q and A, chat and a nibble or two.
American all-girl group Laura Cortese & The Dance Cards promises to set Barton upon Humber’s Ropery Hall alight when they play at the Maltkiln Road venue on October 5.
In previous tours of the country the group has delighted music writers and music enthusiasts alike with respected music reviewer David Innes declaring that Laura Cortese & The Dance Cards had been his “most memorable gig” of the past 12 months. Continue reading
For more than 50 years, Gordon Giltrap has graced the music business with his dedication to his craft and his affection for his audience.
As one of the UK’s most respected guitarists, he has consistently proved the adage that respect cannot be bought. It must be earned and he is playing at Barton upon Humber’s Ropery Hall on Friday, October 6. Continue reading
Double BBC Folk Award nominees Josienne Clarke and Ben Walker get the second half of the Saturday night monthly folk evenings at Ropery Hall off to a fine start with their ageless stories of love and loss coupled with an exquisite command of many instruments.
“Josienne’s jewel-like voice finds the nuance in the simplest phrase and sends it, effortlessly, straight to your heart while Ben’s musical tact and flair for arrangement provide the perfect setting, allowing the song centre-stage,” said Mick Harding of Mad Dog Folk. Continue reading
Come along to Barton upon Humber’s Ropery Hall later this month and join the Edinburgh Fringe’s favourite housewife Barbara Nice for an evening of proper good fun.
With her enviable track record of garnering five star reviews and sell-out shows, Barbara will put a smile on your face and a spring in your step with her new show, Raffle, about chance and luck. Continue reading
Just months after the world premiere of Magic Circle was staged in Harrogate, Ropery Hall favourite James Hyland returns to Barton upon Humber with his theatre company, Brother Wolf.
West End actor James is no stranger to Ropery Hall and in this performance he plays alongside Michael Shon who performed with James last year at the Maltkiln Road venue in A Lesson from Auschwitz. Continue reading
