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Thursday 3 October
Acoustic Sessions with Mad Dog Mcrea
The rowdy Devon-based gang blend a unique mixture of folk rock, pop, gypsy jazz, bluegrass and ‘shake your ass’ music.
“One of the most exciting discoveries” (Mike Harding, BBC)
More info, tickets and support acts here!


Thursday 10 October
Comedy Club: Nick Doody & Bethany Black
“A drunken, gagged up Richard Dawkins” goes up against the “dark-tinged but magical” goth vegan Bethany Black! Compered by Scottish Comedian of the Year 2010 Ro Campbell.
Tickets and info here


Wednesday 16 October
SpanJazz: Brian Archer & the John Gibbon Trio
Brian's collaborated with celebrated composers as well as the likes of Burt Bacharach and Shirley Bassey.
Tickets and info here


Friday 18 October
Within This Dust
Award-winning Scottish dance theatre company Smallpetitklein provoke the emotions and the intellect with a thoughtfully executed triple bill, also touring New York, Brazil, and Bangladesh.
“So beautiful, I had tears pouring down my face” (The Scotsman)
Tickets and info here


Sunday 26 October
Horizons Tour: Ghazalaw & Ballet Nimba
A sublime meeting of Indian Ghazal and Welsh folk traditions shares the bill with Guinea’s ambassadors of West African music and dance
Tickets and info here

Span Arts Ltd
Town Moor, Narberth, SA67 7AG.
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