Come as you are and mingle with all of us with your heart open to receive. This is an event of togetherness - of laughter, and perhaps it might be the beginning of another journey for you. If you are a book lover, you are welcome, and if you are not, that's fine too. There is room for everyone.

Le Vendredi Danse, our local euro folk group will start the evening, joined by Anna Pack & Jo Veal. Jo and Anna are well known on the French and Balfolk dance scene, and as a duo apply their unique and very danceable style to a variety of popular and well-known tunes.

Join Heisk, a Scottish Folk band with a musical style tailored for dance parties with support from Olta. This six-piece traditional outfit are a force on stage. Fusing accordion, fiddle, electro harp, kit and keys with big energy and bold riffs, they twist traditional and self-penned tunes into something fresh.

An afternoon celebrating the timeless music of Nanci Griffith, brought to life by Clive Gregson and The Hayes Sisters, accompanied by Bon Echo a Canadian folk and roots music duo.

Jaywalkers accompanied with Ellie Gowers. Jaywalkers are a UK-based acoustic powerhouse trio blending bluegrass, country, folk and Americana with blistering fiddle, flame-fingered mandolin, powerhouse bass and tight three-part harmony.

Powerhouse are a five-piece ceilidh band from Sheffield consisting of melodeon, flute, electric guitar, bass and drums. Formed in 2017, they were brought together by a mutual love of rock, beer, general geekiness and ceilidh and combine traditional tunes with rock riffage, heavy metal and pop culture to tempt even the most determined non-dancer.

Christina Alden and Alex Patterson are songwriters and multi-instrumentalists from Norwich. They have been playing and singing together for a number of years, and have toured extensively in the UK and Europe. They are joined with L’al Tethera a trio who combine broad, textural arrangements with close vocal harmony, to create a tight and intentional sound, full of groove, grit and lilt.

Old Man Pie with support from Alastair Gordon Formed out of a piggery in deepest darkest West Yorkshire, Old Man Pie play black country, Americana and pie music.