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'Drywood' in front of canal boat Gifford

This month we bring you Drywood – they are Denise Dryburgh and Phil Underwood, and together they will perform folk/roots music and canal songs.

They are multi-instrumentalists and vocalists. They will take us back to the historic canal heydays!

Do join us for this afternoon of entertainment and sociable natter!

 

Branch
IWA Northampton Branch
Event Dates

Tuesday 8th April

Location

Stoke Bruerne

Heritage

IWA Northampton Branch Social – ‘ Songs From the Back Cabin’

This month we bring you Drywood – they are Denise Dryburgh and Phil Underwood, and together they will perform folk/roots music and canal songs.

They are multi-instrumentalists and vocalists. They will take us back to the historic canal heydays!

Do join us for this afternoon of entertainment and sociable natter!

 

Details

Time / venue

This is an afternoon meeting – starting 2:30 pm

The Boat Inn, Stoke Bruerne, which has a small car park.  Otherwise, there is parking around the village – please park considerately.

 

Performers

Drywood – aka  Denise Dryburgh and Phil Underwood

Cost

We ask for a small donation towards the cost of the speaker  – £2

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Location

Stoke Bruerne

The Boat Inn, Bridge Road, Stoke Bruerne, Towcester, UK

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IWA Northampton Branch hosts social meetings, usually including a talk, for members to get together and exchange their boating and canal experiences and tips. All members very welcome.

We hold our social events once a month – on the 2nd Tuesday,  from October to May. We meet at The Boat Inn, Stoke Bruerne. 

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