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Join the IWA Lichfield Branch for our last social evening of the year.

Our speaker will be Tom Kitching with his presentation/musical “Where there’s Brass”.

Documenting six months living in the London waterways community, making the long journey across England from Manchester on a traditional narrowboat built in 1937, ‘Where There’s Brass’ tells the story of the contemporary London waterways; a floating slum at worst, a bohemian, alternative, vibrant community at best.

It is a love letter to the waterways, and a rallying cry for what they can be in the future.

Stories old and new interwoven with a specially composed suite of music.

 

 

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IWA Lichfield Branch
Event Date(s)

Friday 20th November 2026

Location

Lichfield

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IWA Lichfield Branch Social Meeting

Join the IWA Lichfield Branch for our last social evening of the year.

Our speaker will be Tom Kitching with his presentation/musical “Where there’s Brass”.

Documenting six months living in the London waterways community, making the long journey across England from Manchester on a traditional narrowboat built in 1937, ‘Where There’s Brass’ tells the story of the contemporary London waterways; a floating slum at worst, a bohemian, alternative, vibrant community at best.

It is a love letter to the waterways, and a rallying cry for what they can be in the future.

Stories old and new interwoven with a specially composed suite of music.

 

 

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Location

Darwin Hall, off Heathcot Place Lichfield WS13 6RQ

Darwin Hall is located off Heathcot Place, Lichfield WS13 6RQ. Free parking is available on site and at the nearby Waitrose.

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Lichfield Branch

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Lichfield

Darwin Hall, Heathcot Place, Lichfield WS13 6RQ, UK

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