What’s On

Hidden Notes Festival, Book Talk

Saturday 20th September, 1pm, Brunel Goods Shed

Lally MacBeth is an artist, writer and curator based in Cornwall. Her work takes in history, folklore, performance, ritual and artifice – and the links between high and low culture. She is the founder of The Folk Archive and co-founder of Stone Club. She has written for Caught by the River, House and Garden, and Hellebore, appeared on BBC Radio 3, and programmed events for the Tate, the British Museum, and the ICA amongst others. The Lost Folk, published by Faber, is her first book.

Exhibition

Friday 3rd October - 11th October

A collection of work by Jeremy Deller, presented by Darbyshire Ltd, which was recently shown at their White Lion Street studio in London. The show coincided with the final stage of Jeremy Deller’s ‘The Triumph of Art’ in Trafalgar Square in July.

DJ Social

Friday 10th October,  6pm-close 

New monthly Friday night social with resident Dj’s Rosco & Marcus,  with occasional special guests, day parties and lates. Sounds and feels like a sunny island holiday. 

With cocktails from Crafted by Oriana

Exhibition

Tuesday 14th October - 27th October

un:made is an exhibition and residency by Jo Hepburn that exposes sculpture in flux. Through modular “sculptural suits” built from reclaimed materials, the work is worn, dismantled, and reconfigured in real time. What usually stays hidden; the rehearsal, the failures, the remaking, becomes visible, transforming sculpture into something fragile, funny, and constantly shifting.

Friday 17th October, 7:30 pm

Experience a groundbreaking night of immersive sound at The Goods Shed. Adrian Utley (Portishead) unveils Flow — a 360° sonic journey — before Malian star Rokia Koné takes the stage. With d&b Soundscape technology, audiences will be placed inside the music for an unforgettable performance of voice, rhythm and emotion.

Clubnight

Friday 24th October, 7-11pm

Loud Minority is a club night which celebrates the deepest and finest in underground worldwide dance music culture. Honouring the rhythmic lineage of reggae, jazz dance, hip hop, soul, disco, afro cuban, latin, spiritual house, broken beat, techno, UK Garage, Asian Underground, Eastern breaks, Grime and Drum & Bass.

Exhibition

Friday 31st October - 7th November

Opening night: Friday 31st October, 6-8pm

Exhibition hours: Friday - Sunday 10am- 4pm

Reassurance Across the Aeons: An exhibition of drawings, prints and research that celebrate the mysterious and diverse landscapes of wetlands by artist Dougal Kirkland.

Live Music

Saturday 15th November, 7-11pm

British composer and Multi-instrumentalist Roella Oloro explores the concept of a perfumer, mixing styles and influences from jazz, gospel, classical and rock. The trio consists of Roella Oloro on Keyboard, Alexander Miller on Bass, and Luke Campbell on drums. 

Clubnight

Saturday 20th December, 8pm - 3am

Lock in for a crazy evening of multi-genre music ranging from House, Worldly Grooves, Electronica, UK Funky, Amapiano, Garage, Experimental Rhythmes and Techno.