Friday Night Jazz: Annika Skoogh
2021-11-05 19:30 - 23:30 (Europe/London) | The Red Brick Building, Morland Road, Glastonbury, Somerset, BA6 9FT, United Kingdom
The Red Hot Jazz Club presents
Annika Skoogh

A fabulous evening of latin, swing and soulful jazz, from one of the top jazz singers in the South West.
Plus a delicious dinner from The Old Tannery!

Born in South America and raised in Sweden, Annika Skoogh is a highly celebrated multilingual jazz vocalist with a natural talent and a beautiful tone. She brings a special blend of Scandinavian charm and Latin flavour to her performances and is a firm favourite on the jazz scene here in the South West.
Annika will be accompanied by some of the finest: Terry Quinney (sax), Tom Berge (keys), Ron Phelan (bass) and Paolo Adamo (drums) and together they will perform some of Annika’s absolute favourite jazz tunes. Expect an eclectic mix of jazz, swing, Latin and soulful songs for good measure. Together they make an exceptional band and this show is going to be something very special. Don’t miss it!

“…She has a very fine voice and knows how to enhance it to its full quality. She’s a wow!” – Marlborough International Jazz Festival
“A singular vocalist capable of both power and sweetness…” – St Ives Jazz Club

Friday 5th November
Doors: 7.30pm
Start: 8pm

Tickets
Entry: £8 advance (£10 on the door)
Vegetable Tagine with Fragrant Cous-Cous*: £8.50 (advance booking only)
Lamb Tagine with Fragrant Cous-Cous*: £8.50 (advance booking only)
*For special dietary requirements, please contact The Old Tannery restaurant on theoldtanneryglastonbury@outlook.com or 01458 440558.
Please note food options are subject to change.

For more information about this event, please contact theredhotjazzclub@gmail.com

18’s and over only
Please note, tickets are non-refundable (unless the event is cancelled)

Beckery Village Spring Fayre
2022-04-03 10:00 - 16:00 | The Red Brick Building, Morland Road, Glastonbury, Somerset, BA6 9FT, United Kingdom
Beckery Village Spring Fayre

Free Spring Fayre and Market for all the Family

Come one, come all to see the craft stall!
Crafts, makers, produce, art, music, food, entertainment and MUCH MORE… all from your local community!

Featuring:
Arts and crafts stalls in the Community Garden
Flea, vintage and market stalls in the Red Brick Car Park
Indoor stalls for books and more, plus Pandora’s Mystery Boutique at the Zigzag Building
Music and walkabout performances
Food from the Pop Up Vegan Cafe in the Community Garden, and The Old Tannery

To book a pitch to sell your own wares, call Gee on 07544 931319. Pitches are £10 each, please supply your own table.

Sunday 3rd April
10am – 4pm
Free

We look forward to seeing you there!

Friday Night Jazz: The Will Cartwright Funk Soul Collective
2022-05-06 19:30 - 23:30 | The Red Brick Building, Morland Road, Glastonbury, Somerset, BA6 9FT, United Kingdom
The Red Hot Jazz Club presents
The Will Cartwright Funk Soul Collective

Mixing original soul sounds with classic funk grooves from Stevie Wonder, Bill Withers, D’angelo, and much, much more…
Plus a delicious dinner from The Old Tannery!

If you love the soulful sounds of Stevie Wonder, Bill Withers and Steely Dan mixed up with some original funk grooves and brilliant musicianship, then you are in for a treat.
The Will Cartwright Funk Soul Collective is a modern take on the soulful sounds of 60’s and 70’s music, with an emphasis on improvisation and sonic exploration. Will’s soulful vocal, often compared to one of his mentors Stevie Wonder, is skilfully integrated into this dynamic and exciting team of experienced and talented musicians.
Will Cartwright has played with many bands internationally and has been featured on several UK EDM hits. He has performed with the likes of Stevie Wonder, BabyFace, Kelis, DJ Die and John Paul Jones to name a few and has played at Abbey road Studios, Glastonbury Festival, Colston Hall, Maida Vale, Radio 1, Radio 1xtra, and BBC 6 Music Festival.

Featuring:
Will Cartwright – Vocals & Keys
Ian “Ninth Letta” Miller – Drums
Dan “FakeDave” Poole – Trumpet
Graeme “Mista G” Warner – Guitar
Matt “The Giant” White – Bass
Mark Webb – Saxophone

Friday 6th May
Doors: 7.30pm
Start: 8pm

Tickets
Entry: £10 advance (£12 on the door)
Lentil & Roasted Vegetable Lasagne*: £8.50 (advance booking only)
Beef Lasagne*: £8.50 (advance booking only)
*For special dietary requirements, please contact The Old Tannery restaurant on theoldtanneryglastonbury@outlook.com or 01458 440558.
Please note food options are subject to change.

For more information about this event, please contact theredhotjazzclub@gmail.com

18’s and over only
Please note, tickets are non-refundable unless the event is cancelled

Gardening Workshop: Grow Your Own Vegetable Patch
2022-05-10 10:00 - 13:00 | Community Garden
Gardening Workshop
Grow Your Own Vegetable Patch
Hosted by Feed Avalon CIC

A hands on workshop where you will be provided with seeds, soil and pots to start your very own vegetable patch. There will be a mix of leaves, beans, squashes, roots, herbs and flowers on offer. Successive sowing will be discussed, as well as which plants are good to grow together. Advice and teaching will be on hand throughout the session.
At the end of the session, you will take away the potential plants to nurture, as well as a ‘What Next’ hand out with tips and recipes.
This workshop is free to attend, thanks to the Smart Communities Food Resilience grant.

Tuesday 10th May
10am – 1pm
In the Red Brick Community Garden

Free to attand. Donations welcome.

For more info and to book
Contact julia@feedavalon.org.uk

Gardening Workshop: Children's Gardening
2022-05-31 10:00 - 13:00 | Community Garden
Gardening Workshop
Children’s Gardening
Hosted by Feed Avalon CIC

A hands on workshop where children and adults plant seeds, pot up and plant out a varitey of plants. There will be easy to grow edibles available, such as salad leaves and radishes. Plus, flowers that pollinators love, including those that have medicinal properties such as calendula. Advice and teaching will be on hand throughout the session.
At the end of the session, you will take away the potential plants to nurture, as well as a ‘What Next’ hand out with tips and recipes.
This workshop is free to attend, thanks to the Smart Communities Food Resilience grant.

Tuesday 31st May
10am – 1pm
In the Red Brick Community Garden

Free to attand. Donations welcome.

For more info and to book
Contact julia@feedavalon.org.uk

Gardening Workshop: Resilient Recipes
2022-06-03 10:00 - 13:00 | Community Garden
Gardening Workshop
Resilient Recipes
Hosted by Feed Avalon CIC

In this workshop we will cook lunch together, creating recipes from everyone’s culinary stories and ideas. Our ingredients will include foraged wild plants, herbs from the garden and summer crops. You will learn about seasonal produce and how to make a delicious meal from it. We will then sit and share the meal together.
This workshop is free to attend, thanks to the Smart Communities Food Resilience grant.

Friday 3rd June
10am – 1pm
In the Red Brick Community Garden

Free to attand. Donations welcome.

For more info and to book
Contact julia@feedavalon.org.uk

Strawberry Moon Festival
2022-06-11 11:00 - 23:30 | The Red Brick Building, Morland Road, Glastonbury, Somerset, BA6 9FT, United Kingdom
Strawberry Moon Festival
For the Plant Based Treaty

*Rescheduled from 11th June*

Strawberry Moon One-Day Festival for the Plant Based Treaty, Featuring:
Talks ~ Vegan Food ~ Live Music ~ Workshops ~ Activism ~ Climate Action ~ Story Telling ~ Performance ~ Drumming Workshops ~ Sound Healing ~ Children’s Activities ~ Hemp Redemption ~ Solar Stage
Free vegan buffets included for lunch and dinner

With Performances From:
Mobius Loop
Kitty Stewart
High Shelf Remedy
Mischa & His Merry Men

Guest Speakers:
Juliet Gellatley
Jazz
Bex: Pear Tree Animal Farm Sanctuary
John Awen
Kerri Waters
Plant-Based University Campaign
Catherine Cannon: Feed Our Future Council Campaign

Story Tellers:
Martin Faulkner
Richard Sylvester
Vanessa Woolfe

Activities & Workshops:
Treet Planting Ceremony & Pot Decorating Family Activity
Creative Clay Sessions
Harmonious Beats Drumming Workshop
Kitty Stewart Singing Workshop
Georgie Miller Sound Healing Workshop
Ash Geometric Drawing Workshop

Saturday 15th October
(Rescheduled from 11th June)
11am – 11.30pm

Tickets
Tickets on sale early July.

For more information
Email: strawberrymoon2022@gmail.com
Visit: www.plantbasedtreaty.org

Please note, tickets are non-refundable unless the event is cancelled

POSTPONED: Friday Night Jazz: Neil Burns Organ Trio + Terry Quinney
2022-07-01 19:30 - 23:30 | The Red Brick Building, Morland Road, Glastonbury, Somerset, BA6 9FT, United Kingdom
The Red Hot Jazz Club presents
Neil Burns Organ Trio & Guest Terry Quinney

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*POSTPONED*
We are very sorry to confirm that this performance has been postponed, due to health issues. Our sincere apologies for any disappointment caused.
We very much hope to reschedule this performance to another date in the future. In the meantime, anyone who has booked tickets via the Red Brick Building website will be contacted with details of a refund.
Thank you for your understanding.
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Groove-heavy, hard-swinging original Jazz mixed with Boogaloo, Funk and Blue Note classics

Neil’s funky, hard groovin’ organ trio has been a favourite at jazz festivals and clubs across the region and beyond for almost 10 years. Contemporary jazz at its finest, Neil Burns is one of the finest guitarist to emerge in the West Country in recent years. Hailing from Glasgow, Neil is now in great demand as an accompanist for many visiting musicians from the UK and the USA.
Featuring Neil Burns on guitar, Martin Jenkins on organ and Coach York on drums, this groove-heavy, hard-swinging trio play a selection of Blue Note classics and originals, with some great boogaloo & funk thrown in.
Tonight they team up with one of the trio’s good friends and regular guests Terry Quinney on tenor saxophone. Since arriving in the UK from Canada in 2009, saxophonist and composer Terry Quinney has quickly established himself on the British jazz scene. Terry has performed at the renowned Pizza Express Jazz Club Soho, the Royal Albert Hall, National Theatre in London and numerous other jazz clubs in the UK.

Featuring:
Neil Burns – Guitar
Martin Jenkins – Organ
Coach York – Drums
Terry Quinney – Saxophone

Friday 1st July
Doors: 7.30pm
Start: 8pm

Tickets
Entry: £10 advance (£12 on the door)
BBQ Slow Roast Onion, Broad Bean & Lentil Salad with Coleslaw and Crispy Onions*: £8.50 (advance booking only)
BBQ Chicken & Lentil Salad with Coleslaw and Crispy Onions*: £8.50 (advance booking only)
*For special dietary requirements, please contact The Old Tannery restaurant on theoldtanneryglastonbury@outlook.com or 01458 440558.
Please note food options are subject to change.

For more information about this event, please contact theredhotjazzclub@gmail.com

18’s and over only
Please note, tickets are non-refundable unless the event is cancelled

Glastonbury Vegan Festival
2022-10-15 10:00 - 2022-10-16 00:00 | The Red Brick Building, Morland Road, Glastonbury, Somerset, BA6 9FT, United Kingdom
Glastonbury Vegan Festival

*Sales of advance tickets for the music evening will stop at midday on Saturday. Tickets for the music evening will be available to buy on the door. A ticket is not required for the daytime events.*

Saturday 15th October
10am – midnight

A One Day Festival at the Red Brick Building, Glastonbury, to celebrate the Plant Based Treaty
www.plantbasedtreaty.org

FREE DAYTIME EVENT
10am – 5pm
Free entry

Plant Based Treaty Tote Goodie Bags for the first ten visitors.
Opened by Jon Cousins Mayor of Glastonbury.
Featuring a carefully curated Vegan & Eco-Living market showcasing the best plant-based independent businesses with stalls and gazebos.
The Old Tannery on-site restaurant will be providing local seasonal vegan a la carte inside, while carrying on the same delicious flavours with a vegan street food style outside. Booking is advised if wanting to enjoy your food in our relaxed, informal restaurant.
Live Music, Tree Planting, Storytelling, Speakers, Seed Give Away, Workshops. See below for further details.

MUSIC NIGHT
6pm – midnight
£10 Early Birds / £15

With Performances From: Mobius Loop, Kitty Stewart, High Shelf Remedy and Mischa & His Merry Men

More details:

GUEST SPEAKERS:
Jon Cousins Mayor of Glastonbury
Juliet Gellatley (Viva!)
Jazz (Youthful Perspective )
Katherine (Pear Tree Animal Farm Sanctuary)
Jayne (Fleecehaven)
Kerri Waters (Viva! Farming)
Vaania Kapoor Achuthan (Plant-Based University Campaign)
Catherine Cannon (Feed Our Future Council Campaign)
… and more!

STORY TELLERS:
Martin Faulkner
Richard Sylvester
Dr. Jaxon

ACTIVITIES & WORKSHOPS:
Tree Planting Ceremony
Seed Give Away
Plant Pot Decorating Family Activity
Creative Clay Sessions
Harmonious Beats Drumming Workshop with Sean O’Hara
Kitty Stewart Singing Workshop
Georgie Miller Sound Healing Workshop
Ash Geometric Drawing Workshop
Jess Drawing & Colouring Mandalas
Annelies Egli Willow Weaving Craft
Margret Barnes Heartfulness Meditation

DAYTIME LIVE MUSIC:
Mark Barnwell – Spanish Guitar
Martin Faulkner
Dr. Jaxon

For more information:
Email: glastonburyveganfestival@gmail.comCall: 07487 674 182For Vegan-Eco stalls & outdoor gazebos:
Email: hello@aardeevents.comTo learn more about the Plant Based Treaty
Visit www.plantbasedtreaty.org

Please note, tickets are non-refundable unless the event is cancelled

Valentine's Day: Music & Dining
2023-02-14 19:45 - 23:00 | The Red Brick Building, Morland Road, Glastonbury, Somerset, BA6 9FT, United Kingdom
Valentine’s Day
Evening Music and Dining

You are warmly invited to come and join us to celebrate Valentine’s Day

There is a magic to being in love!
Come and celebrate with your loved one, or come by yourself if you prefer, and reaffirm your love of being in love. With good food and good music to entertain you.

Wine, dine and dance the evening away with atmospheric music featuring:
Jennifer Bliss Bennett
Will Kraemer
Rossi Piano Wizardry
Uke-A-Lady

Food and drink available to order from The Old Tannery. For more info and food options, please contact The Old Tannery restaurant on theoldtanneryglastonbury@outlook.com or 01458 440558.

Tuesday 14th February
7.45pm – 11pm

Entry
£5 on the door

18’s and over only

'The Mystery of Talbot Manor' - A Murder Mystery Evening
2024-08-21 19:30 - 21:00 | The Red Brick Building, Morland Road, Glastonbury, Somerset, BA6 9FT, United Kingdom
The Mendip Players Presents
The Mystery of Talbot Manor
A Murder Mystery Evening

N.B. Online ticket sales have now stopped. A very limited number of tickets are available to purchase from The Old Tannery restaurant. Please call 01458 440558 for confirmation.

Can you solve the murder? Enjoy a 2 course light supper while you figure it out!

The scene is the 1930s. Your coach has broken down and so you find yourself an unexpected guest at Talbot Manor, where the family members are gathering for a sombre occasion – the reading of a will.
The majestic splendour of Talbot Manor has played host to many distinguished guests over the centuries. The servants at the Hall will make this an evening you will remember for the rest of your life…
For tonight, murder is on the menu.

Join the team from The Mendip Players for an immersive and interactive Murder Mystery experience within The Old Tannery restaurant at the Red Brick Building.

Wednesday 21st August
7.30pm (bar open from 7pm)

Tickets
£25 per person (ticket price includes a 2 course light supper)
When purchasing tickets, please select either the meat option or the vegetarian/vegan/GF option, depending on your food preference for the evening.
Tickets also available to purchase in-person from The Old Tannery restaurant.

More Info
In order to give an authentic atmosphere to the mystery and to help the actors’ concentration, we ask that you treat them as their characters for the entire evening. Please do not discuss any other business with them.
Good Luck!

'FleeceFest' Free Mini Festival
2024-09-14 11:00 - 16:00 | The Red Brick Building, Morland Road, Glastonbury, Somerset, BA6 9FT, United Kingdom
‘FleeceFest’ Free Mini Festival

Come join us for an afternoon of live music, craft, art, food and drink and find out something new about the history of Glastonbury.

A brand new, free mini festival aimed at young people is coming to the Red Brick Building in September! It promises a day full of creativity, live music and local food. And, what’s more, the whole event has been organised by a fantastic team of young people.
The festival is part of a national project called New Wave, which encourages young people to get involved in heritage-related activities. It coincides with the national Heritage Open Days festival organised each year, which celebrates the rich history and heritage of communities across the UK.
FleeceFest is a one-day mini festival with live music, craft, food, and mural painting. It’s completely free to attend and, while it’s aimed at young people, all ages are welcome and there will be plenty for everyone to do.
One of the highlights will be painting a mural that celebrates and encapsulates the history of the Red Brick Building’s industrial past as a former sheepskin factory. The mural was sketched out in July by a group of young people, helped by local artist Jon Minshull. The design uses images from Morlands Magazines as well as quotes from some of the stories of people who worked in the factories, to tell the story of change at the Red Brick Building site. You’ll see the iconic Morlands gates, sheep, shoes, chimneys and lots of people working busily. The mural will be painted in full colour during FleeceFest, so do come along and join in if you like to get creative!
You’ll notice that there’s something sheepy about this event too, with the chance to get creative with sheepskin crafts led by local textile expert Liana. Plus, enjoy live music from local musicians, including the premiere of new songs inspired by the stories of workers from the historic Morlands and Baily’s factories.
The name FleeceFest is a nod to the Red Brick Building’s past as part of the Morlands sheepskin factory, a key player in Glastonbury’s economic and social history during the 20th century. The event will honour this heritage, particularly the craftsmanship and memories of those who worked in the sheepskin industry.
This will be a relaxed afternoon for anyone who is inquisitive, creative or who would just like to discover a new place in the community. Our fantastic team of young people have been working hard to create and organise this mini festival, and we can’t wait to see it in action. Pop along, bring a mate, and enjoy a creative day for all the family!

This event is being held in our Community Garden. All are welcome.

Saturday 14th September
11am – 4pm
FREE ENTRY

Tickets: Booking is not compulsory, but it helps us to estimate how many people will be attending. Please book a free ticket (below) if you can, to help give us an idea of numbers.

'Stone Soup' - Food, Stories & Art (Somerset Art Weeks Festival)
2024-09-22 11:00 - 16:00 | The Red Brick Building, Morland Road, Glastonbury, Somerset, BA6 9FT, United Kingdom
Stone Soup
Food, Stories & Art

Part of our ‘Landscape: Flux & Flow’ exhibition for Somerset Art Weeks Festival

As part of Bridie’s Farm Open Day, and to celebrate the fruits of the land at harvest time, we will be making soup out on an open fire and sharing the differing versions of Stone Soup from around the world. Local Growers and the general public are invited to bring a little of their harvest to share to the pot, where there will be a chopping station set up so that people can join to collaborate in making the soup.
Vegetables generously provided by local farms, growers and projects.

11am: Come and join in the communal soup making. Please bring your harvests!
1pm: Share a lunch of stone soup and story telling with Julia Bedford, Ramona Belcher and guests.
2.30pm: Make art inspired by stone soup and contribute to a ‘zine. All materials supplied.

Sunday 22nd September
11am – 4pm
Location: Bridie’s Farm, Porchestall Drove, Glastonbury, BA6 9RP

Paint & Prosecco at The Old Tannery
2024-09-24 18:00 - 21:00 | The Red Brick Building, Morland Road, Glastonbury, Somerset, BA6 9FT, United Kingdom
Paint & Prosecco
At The Old Tannery

Learn to paint a beautiful Moongazing Hare painting, and enjoy some Prosecco (or non-alcoholic alternative) while you have a go!
The Old Tannery is excited to welcome Karen Huwen, an experienced teacher and award winning artist, who will be hosting this fun and relaxed painting evening within The Old Tannery restaurant.
Karen will take you through every step to paint your very own masterpiece on canvas. No experience or drawing skills needed; just your enthusiasm and a desire to create something lovely to take home and put on your wall! All materials will be supplied.

Tuesday 24th September
6pm – 9pm

Tickets
£40 per person. Includes a welcome drink and homemade nibbles of bread, oils, olives and hummus.
Tickets available to purchase here: https://bookwhen.com/truetoyourart/e/ev-sxud-20240924180000

For more information, please contact The Old Tannery on 01458 440558
