Hope you enjoyed our September gigs. Our exciting November programme is fast approaching. Both Oysterband and The Ballads of Child Migration have sold out, but there are waiting lists to go on if you contact the Gulbenkian Box Office. Plenty left for Martyn Joseph on the 3rd and Lau on the 25th. There are some new dates announced on the Gig Diary page including our popular January 'Even Cosier' series at the Black Robin in Kingston, hope you like them!
There are only 5 tickets left for St Agnes Fountain so be quick if you'd like to come.
Folk in the Barn – you’re what we artists call ‘Blue Chip’ promoters – Chris Wood
We all really enjoyed the gig and feel well and truly privileged to have worked with such a professional and friendly team. Joe's B and B was superb too! - Elbow Jane
I can't imagine life without Folk in the Barn now! It has provided a lovely focus for hearing new music and performers, in beautiful settings. I can honestly say I have enjoyed each gig I have been to and now have a great collection of cd's to prove it. Angela Barnes
A vital part of preserving the rich heritage of traditional music in Britain is enabling people to see and hear that music played live, and so be inspired to learn more about the music and play it themselves. Folk in the Barn is an outstanding example of the courage and commitment required to ensure that our unique musical heritage not only survives but can grow and continue to develop. Chris Shilling
Huge congratulations to ALL concerned with FITB. Truly the best thing regarding original live music to have happened to Kent
for many a year. Thank you so much for bringing us such wonderful artists, time and time again Arcelia
Big thanks to Folk in the Barn for continuing to hunt out and lure to the depths of East Kent, exciting and inspiring performers. Gregory Alan Isakov, his band and the support artist he brought with him were all amazing!! Danni
