The Redbourn Folk Club was established over 15 years ago as the Hollybush Folk Club and now meets Thursday evenings from 8:30 to 11:15 pm in The Cricketers Pub. ( Directions to The Cricketers. )

Everyone is welcome to our small, friendly club which features traditional and contemporary folk music, blues and the best of today’s singer-songwriters. There are regular guest nights alternating with more informal singer’s nights and occasional ‘spotlight’ nights featuring longer sets from some of our regular performers. (See below for admission charges. )

See the local press and the programme , ( the folk club's own site) or the latest issue of Unicorn magazine for full details of our current programme or use the contact numbers below.

How to find The Redbourn Folk Club

Redbourn Village is situated not far from the M1 Junction 9.

Leaving the motorway at Junction 9, towards St Albans on the A5 go straight on at the roundabout with the first junction to Redbourn Village, carry straight on at the next roundabout towards Hemel Hempstead and immediately turn right into Chequer Lane, turn right at the cross roads at Redbourn Common and continue past the childrens play area and Redbourn Cricket Club (an alternative car park is here). The Cricketers is on the right at the juction with Lybury Lane.

From St Albans carry straight on into Redbourn going under the old rail bridge. Follow the road round to the left at the Atelier Salon And Spa (formerly The Saracens Pub) corner, through Fish Street onto Redbourn Common by the War Memorial. Continue across Redbourn Common until you turn left for The Cricketers Pub at the junction with Lybury Lane.

From Hemel Hempstead turn left into Redbourn Village after going under the motorway bridge, follow the road past the church and over the common. The Cricketers Pub is about half way across Redbourn Common on the Right.

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See Also: The Redbourn Folkclub website from which the program below is provided

Programme

August Club Closed September 4th, Open Stage September 11th, 20th Year Party Everyone welcome, FREE ENTRY - COME AND HELP US CELEBRATE! September 18th, Queensbury Rules Internationally acclaimed 3 very talented guys who play Guitar, Bouzouki, Harmonica, Double Bass, Mandolin, Fiddle and Percussion between them and sing. Check out their website but better still come and see them live! Their web site and MySpace site Support: Clive & Sarah These two musicians, known individually on the local scene for some years, have recently discovered a shared passion for plumbing the rich harmonic and melodic depths of traditional music from Britain and beyond, and are forging a distinctive style. Mainly on fiddle and guitar they weave their way through a stirring landscape of sound trailing strands of jigs, reels, polskas, bourrees and other melodic forms both ancient and new