Friday 5 April:
Appaloosas
From way out in the Wild West – of Dartmoor – come Appaloosas, with a mix of Old-Time and Appalachian, the music that became American music. Rooted in songs and tunes carried by settlers from the British Isles, they provided familiar musical home comforts for generations of emigrants.
Featuring Eliza Acty on voice and guitar, Peter Acty on banjo and guitar, plus Stephen Potter on fiddle. Join this great trio as they showcase tracks from their brand new album.
Chatty atmosphere, free entry, donations to the band would be very welcome.
Doors open 7.30pm, music from around 8.30pm.
Watch Appaloosas here:-
Appaloosas on youtube
Saturday 13 April
A Song and Dance with The Navvies
Enjoy classic hits from Fields of Gold to Under the Boardwalk and Wonderful Tonight courtesy of three piece band The Navvies.
Plus there will be a chance to dance – three in each set, the last a Circassian Circle, and all with caller Rosie Fierek.
Doors and bar open at 7.00pm. Music and dancing from 8.00pm.
Tickets £5 advance, £6 door.
Advance tickets for this event can be reserved by emailing mail@calstockarts.org, by phoning 01822 833183 or from Levines in Calstock.
Saturday 20 April:
Misbehavin’
Drawing from the ballads of Kurt Weill through to well loved jazz standards and original songs, Misbehavin’ bring a heady mixture of the known and unknown spiced with a hint of cabaret. A regular fixture in both the London and Wiltshire Jazz Festivals, the quartet comprises singer Helen Porter, whose sultry voice is complemented by exuberant solos from Karen Wimhurst on clarinet and bass clarinet. They are accompanied by the beautiful tones of Robin Walter on rhythm guitar, with double bass mastery from Ralf Dorrell. The wide ranging experience brought together in this unique band combines musical virtuosity with sassy entertainment.
£8 advance, £10 door, £5 under 18s.
Doors 7.00pm, start time 8.00pm.
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Misbehavin’
Tickets also available from Levines in Calstock.

Saturday 27 April:
Kathryn Roberts and Sean Lakeman
Two of the British folk scenes most accomplished performers, Kathryn and Sean have won the Best Duo Award in the prestigious 2013 BBC Radio 2 Folk Awards.
Their acclaimed new album Hidden People features the cream of the current folk scene, including Seth Lakeman, Cara Dillon and Kate Rusby.
Kathryn was also nominated for Best Original Song Award for The Ballad of Andy Jacobs. See her perform it here.
www.youtube.com/watch?v=lINYvpNdZDU
£12 advance, £13 door, £6 under 18s.
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Kathryn Roberts and Sean Lakeman
Tickets also available from Levines in Calstock