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Hi and welcome to the last Newsletter before Easter – we have visitors so I won’t be able to put one together next week, next Newsletter should be on 13th April.By then, we’ll be looking forward to our next guests, Crows, on Sunday 16th April. Crows were originally formed in 1977 and the original line-up was a popular feature of the folk scene from 1978 to 1988.Two of the original line-up remain in the revived band, Mick Ryan and Dave...

Hi and welcome to this week’s Newsletter. You never quite know what to expect at Dreamers. As MCs last week, we were delighted to see not only most of our regulars but also some new faces as well as some more occasional friends. It all made for a busy evening including a new Ladies Shanty Crew, Chantilly, from St Ives among the newcomers. Thanks to all who came along and made it easy to fit in lots of lovely music (and some good...

Welcome to this week’s Dreamers Newsletter The combination of a competing event and awful weather meant smaller numbers than usual at the Club last Sunday but we still had some lovely performances, all well organised by Robin. Thanks to all who made it. I think many would have been glad of the slightly early finish given the Four Lanes mist and rain. On to this Sunday and we look forward to seeing everyone again. We’ve welcomed Pete...

For the first time in our Dreamers Folk long history we are changing a date in our diary. Hicks & Goulbourn will now be playing Dreamers on Monday 24th April 2023. So, in the month of April we welcome “Crows” on Sunday 16th April. A band featuring the amazing vocals and songwriting of Mick Ryan along with vocals and fiddle from Dave Bordewey, Pete Harris, vocals, guitar & bouzouki, and Paul Downes, vocals, guitar,...

Welcome to this week’s Dreamers Newsletter. A quiet week for once. We were unable to make the Club last weekend but I’m sure everyone enjoyed Mike Silver as our guest. A little gap now before our next guests, The Crows, with some very well-known names, on 16th April. We can look forward to that and to other guests but for now we can all enjoy our own Singers Nights (which often seem to have a very high standard). The next Cornish Zoom...