After 10 years of concert touring across the world, radio and TV appearances and awards, the unique Blackheart Orchestra have become one of the must-see bands of 2019.
The pioneering duo, made up of Chrissy Mostyn and Rick Pilkington, will be appearing at Barton upon Humber’s Ropery Hall on Friday, March 15. Continue reading
If you love theatre and love darts the ideal combination is coming to Ropery Hall in Barton upon Number in the form of Best in the World that aims to spread darts love among theatre-goers.
Best in the World that will be on the oche on Saturday, March 2, is inspired by some of darts’ biggest heroes including recently retired 16 times World Champion Phil ‘The Power’ Taylor and 80s legends, the late Eric Bristow and Scottish hero Jocky Wilson.
Composer, accordinist, pianist and singer, Sam Reider is setting off Barton upon Humber’s Ropery Hall monthly folk nights in fine style when he appears at the Mattkiln Road venue at the end of this month.
San Francisco born Sam will be playing alongside The Human Hands, a band of young, virtuoso acoustic musicians based in New York City who have developed a reputation for mind-bending, high-energy sets.
Blurring the lines between traditional Celtic tunes and popular music, The East Pointers bring their “smart maritime folk” to Barton upon Humber’s Ropery Hall next Friday (February 1)
The East Pointers are three young men from Canada whose talent and penchant for traditional Celtic tunes of decades past greatly belie their respective ages. Continue reading
Composer, accordinist, pianist and singer, Sam Reider is setting of Barton upon Humber’s Ropery Hall monthly folk nights in fine style when he appears at the Mattkiln Road venue at the end of this month.
San Francisco born Sam will be playing alongside The Human Hands, a band of young, virtuoso acoustic musicians based in New York City who have developed a reputation for mind-bending, high-energy sets. Continue reading
Fathom Writers
Fathom Prize 2018
Join us for the launch of the new anthology of prizewinning short stories, chosen by author Cassandra Parkin and edited by Sue Wilsea.
The evening will feature excerpts from Cassandra’s work and the winning entries.
The new publication will be on sale for the first time on the evening and afterwards available from The Ropewalk, priced £5
