We are very pleased to be able to be putting on live music again, albeit in a limited fashion. The main aim of the event will be to test our processes for managing a socially distanced event. It will be a stripped back sound using a single amp, but the exceptional acoustics in the room mean the sound is still great.

Please Note:
- All tickets MUST be bought in advance - no tickets will be available on the door
- Tickets must be bought on a household or social bubble basis so we can socially distance you appropriately 
- Paper tickets will NOT be available so there will be no sales from our local vendors Bob’s Butchers and Mostly Books
- We will probably be putting out socially distanced chairs instead of using the tiered seating as it gives a bit more flexibility re: social distancing
- There will be a one-way system around the hall and foyer
- Entry will be via the fire exit doors at the back with the foyer door being used as an exit only
- We will operating a CASHLESS bar
- Face coverings will be required

Please bear with us and our volunteers as we put the new practices into place. We do hope you will still have an enjoyable evening.

Didcot based Patrick Griffin has played at Harwell Village Hall and The Unicorn Theatre in Abingdon several times supporting artists such as Gilmore & Roberts, Jacob & Drinkwater, Lady Maisery, Mark Harrison and Gerry Colvin and he has always gone down well. Patrick will be playing some new music write during lockdown as well as some of his old favourites.

Anna Renae is now based in Basingstoke having recently moved down the North West. She released her excellent debut album 'Skin' in March and it has been picked up and played by radio stations all over the world. She has also recently had radio plays on several regional BBC Introducing sessions. You may have been fortunate enough to catch her at the Make Music Abingdon session in March, just before lockdown started.