Sunday, 11 July

John Lyons Cook Up in the Trades Club Kitchen

Trades Club, Hebden Bridge
12.30pm to 2pm
£10 (£8) Price includes 3-course meal, but not drinks.

Award-winning Trinidadian poet, artist and cook, John Lyons will return to Yorkshire to celebrate the joint launch of two new books. His New and Selected Poems (Smith/Doorstop) comes out in June 2010,and his book of memoir, anecdote, poetry and Trinidadian recipes, A Cook-Up In A Trini Kitchen has recently been published by Peepal Tree Press.

Janet Oosthuysen will use John’s recipes to dish up amenu of tasty Trinidadian fare so book early: this promises to be a memorable afternoon of talk, poetry and fine Caribbean-style dining.

Lucy May Schofield
The Hardback Concertina

Artsmill, Linden Mill, Linden Road, Hebden Bridge
2pm to 4pm
£10

Learn how to create a simple soft back Concertina book with simple book making tools and equipment. Then, under Lucy’s guidance, progress to making a Concertina with hard back covers, mastering the techniques of covering boards with book cloth. Suitable for anyone and everyone. Places limited so early booking advised.

www.lucymayschofield.co.uk

Clare Deniz: cello
Rose Andresier: guitar

Wainsgate Chapel, Old Town, Hebden Bridge
3pm to 5pm
£8 (£6) £2 under 26s

Cimarosa: Sonata
JS Bach: Two Part Inventions Nos 8 and 13, Adagio
Albeniz: Granada Op.47
Mozart: Viennese Sonatina No.6
Calatuyud: Two Pieces
Villa Lobos: Prelude No 1
JS Bach: Cello Suite No.1 in G
Schubert: Heidenroslein D.257, An die Musik D. 827
Miteran: Liviana: Divertissement

An unusual and intriguing duo that has given pleasure to audiences the length and breadth of the UK. They have most notably performed at London’s South Bank London, and recently at Gower and Guildford Festivals.

‘a combination that is a revelation and a delight to the ear’

Stay Up Late With…
Rodina plus guests

The Hole in t’Wall,
Hangingroyd Lane,
Hebden Bridge
9.30pm to 12am
£6

Aoife Hearty: vocals
Danny Templeman: percussion
Emlyn Vaughn: bass
Jonny Flockton: guitar

Rodina is playing a special set of songs at the Festival, from the debut album Over the Sun. Originally from Co. Laois in Ireland, then emerging from the diverse Leeds music scene, Rodina has a unique style of her own but has been compared to Morcheeba, Goldfrapp and legendary singer Astrud Gilberto. Over the Sun is a cool blend of chill-out, jazz and pop. With ethereal vocals and depth of production, the selfpenned songs are catchy and embracing. A great way to chill out on the final night of the Festival.

‘a solo singer who embraces acoustica and latino rhythms with a sweet aplomb….. Rodina un-relentlessly emphasizes quality and sweetness. Sort of like an angel holding court in a smokey, chilled underground bar. A classy performance …’ (Manchester Music)

www.rodinamusic.com