| glossop.com |
|
 |
|
|
bookmark
virtual glossop
|
email
virtual glossop
|
search
virtual glossop
|
|
  The Edale Rambler folk trains from Manchester and Sheffield have proved so popular over the past few years that the project has expanded onto the Piccadilly-Glossop line to explore Glossop’s exploding music scene. The Glossop Folk Train leaves Manchester Piccadilly at 1848 (6.48pm) on the fourth Thursday of each month, with some of the best of the region's folk musicians performing live on the train all the way through Ashburys, Gorton, Guide Bridge, Flowery Field, Newton for Hyde, Godley, Hattersley, Broadbottom and Dinting to Glossop. Here the action moves to Glossop Labour Club for liquid refreshment and more live entertainment. Food can be ordered on the train and the club is fully accessible to wheelchair users. Return is on the 2139 (9.39pm) train from Glossop, arriving into Piccadilly at 2212 (10.12pm). There is no charge for the event - just the price of your ordinary train or Wayfarer ticket. |
|
| Thursday, October 22 |  The Cowboy Outfit |
Country swing, honky tonk and the songs of Hank Williams and Johnny Cash |
| Thursday, November 26 | Ye Old Vic Band |
Playing traditional folk music with occasional vocals |
| Thursday, December 17 | Eunice Bobcats |
The Kings of the Cajun Railroad performing their popular set of Cajun music |
Photos of the Glossop Folk Train on March 23, 2006
on flickr
Glossop Folk Train is subsidised by the Hope Valley and High Peak Transport Partnership, which is financially supported by Peak District National Park, Derbyshire County Council, High Peak Borough Council and Northern Rail. The partnership also provides guided walks from local stations. For more details call 01663 746377 or visit their website at www.hvhptp.org.uk. |
| |
A service
provided
by Sites
for sore eyes Phone & fax: 01457 856492 | Email: mail@glossop.com |
 |
