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Nottingham Jazzhouse are ateam of volunteers who bringgreat jazz to Nottingham.Please help support our JazzSteps programme by becominga Friend of NottinghamJazzhouse. For a minimum of£25 per year you can become aFriend and help support live jazzin Nottingham. All proceeds willgo toward programming the bestjazz from the UK and internationalscenes. You will be acknowledgedin future brochures and on ourpower point presentation at theBonington Theatre, unless youwould like to remain anonymous.

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A Loyalty Card holder can claimfree entry to a Jazz Steps gig atthe Bonington Theatre for everysix gigs attended. Loyalty cardscan be collected at BoningtonTheatre gigs. Cards will bestamped on arrival at the door atany Jazz Steps gig at the BoningtonTheatre. To claim your free gig, justpresent your fully-stamped LoyaltyCard at the door for the selectedgig. Subject to availability.

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A big thank you to Friends of Jazzhouse:

Bernie BriggsJohn DyerDavid FieldAnthony John GreenMike HarrisTrevor KirbyFrank KnowlesDon & Stella LanePaul & Brigitte MaguirePaul & Anne NaylorBernard OryJoe PidgeonEvelyne PotterSue RevillPatrick SmithRoger Staton

and others who wish to remainanonymous for their financialcontribution.

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THURSDAY 16 JANUARY 8PMBONINGTON THEATRETICKETS £12 / £5 STUDENTS

WAKOMARTIN MYHRE OLSEN (SAXOPHONES)KJETIL ANDRÉ MULELID (PIANO) BÁR∂UR REINERT POLUSEN (BASS) SIMON OLDERSKOG ALBERTSEN (DRUMS)

Coming from the vanguard of the New Wave ofNordic Jazz, Wako are one of the most dynamicand innovative groups on the scene. Touringextensively across Europe and in Japan since2015, they have honed their stagecraft andperformances, garnering a solid fanbase andcritical acclaim along the way. The quartetbridge the gap between the ECM Nordicchamber-jazz school and the more intense andfiery jazz of the Swedish-Norwegian quintetAtomic.

“There is a sense of warmth, intimacy andopenness that “would melt even theblackest heart” - Bird is the Worm, USA

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THURSDAY 30 JANUARY 8PMBONINGTON THEATRETICKETS £12 / £5 STUDENTS

TALINKA / ORIENT HOUSE ENSEMBLETALINKATALI ATZMON (VOCALS) JENNY BLISS (VIOLA DA GAMBA/FLUTE/BAROQUE VIOLIN/VOCALS)GILAD ATZMON (SAXES/ACCORDION)YARON STAVI (BASS)

ORIENT HOUSE ENSEMBLEGILAD ATZMON (SAXES)ROSS STANLEY (PIANO)YARON STAVI (BASS)ENZO ZIRILLI (DRUMS)

Talinka defy boundaries between styles and genres. It’s where folk,early music, jazz and tango merge into simplicity, harmony and warmth. Itsdistinctive sound explores the diverse journeys of four British musicians:Jenny Bliss, a baroque virtuoso artist; Yaron Stavi, one of the leading bassplayers in Europe; Gilad Atzmon, an internationally acclaimed jazzsaxophonist with an affinity for ethnic sounds; and his wife Tali, whosesinging has been paired up with her theatrical career.

Completing the double bill are the Orient House Ensemble, long termfavourites of the Bonington audience, who will be playing tunes from their20+ year repertoire.

PHOTO: BOB MEYRICK

THURSDAY 13 FEBRUARY 8PMBONINGTON THEATRETICKETS £12 / £5 STUDENTS

XHOSA COLEQUARTETXHOSA COLE (TENOR) JAY PHELPS (TRUMPET) JAMES OWSTON (BASS) JIM BASHFORD (DRUMS)

Winner of the 2018 BBC Young JazzMusician of the year, Xhosa Cole bringstogether an all-star chordless quartetfeaturing some of finest talent based in theUK. The band embodies the spirit of theBebop and Hard Bop greats. With arepertoire inspired by the great music ofSonny Rollins, Clifford Brown and Gigi Grycethey’ll light up the stage with all thepassion, edge and spontaneity reminiscentof this era. Expect classic arrangements andcontemporary takes on standards, as well asoriginal works from members of the band.

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“Xhosa’s performance wasso heartfelt, sincere andcommunicative. It’s easy tosee he has such a deepand genuine love of thetradition.” – Iain Ballamy

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“Life I Knowconsolidates thetalented Law’s careerand signposts seriouslygreat things to come” - All About Jazz

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THURSDAY 27 FEBRUARY 8PMBONINGTON THEATRETICKETS £12 / £5 STUDENTS

ANT LAW QUINTETANT LAW (GUITAR) MIKE CHILLINGWORTH (SAX) IVO NEAME (PIANO) HUW WILLIAMS (BASS) JAMES MADDREN (DRUMS)

Described as “an innovator” and “agamechanger” by The Guardian, guitarist AntLaw has played in Tim Garland’s band withJason Rebello & Asaf Sirkis, and has workedwith artists as diverse as Dame Evelyn Glennieand Cory Henry. He released his third album LifeI Know for Edition Records just over a year ago.The release was very warmly received by thepress, and has even been described as “career-defining”. It’s received 5 star reviews, madenumerous “best of 2018” lists, received airplayin the UK, Europe, Australia, and hundreds ofthousands of plays (and counting) on Spotify.

THURSDAY 12 MARCH 8PMBONINGTON THEATRETICKETS £12 / £5 STUDENTS

JOHN LAW’SRE-CREATIONSJOHN LAW (PIANO) SAM CROCKATT (SAXOPHONES)JAMES AGG (BASS) PAOLO ADAMO (DRUMS)

Re-Creations began as a fun project,with the aim of playing lots ofdifferent tunes from differentgenres. As well as jazz classics likeMonk, Miles Davis, Gershwin, thequartet’s repertoire includes tunesfrom Pink Floyd, The Beatles, TheJam, Stevie Wonder, Bon Iver,Michael Jackson and Radiohead.

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LAKESIDE PRESENTSWEDNESDAY 25 MARCH 7.30PMDJANOGLY THEATRE LAKESIDE ARTS£18/£14 CONC/£5 STUDENTS

HUW WARRENTRIO & MARKLOCKHEARTHUW WARREN (PIANO) DUDLEY PHILLIPS (BASS) ZOOT WARREN (DRUMS) MARK LOCKHEART(SAXOPHONES)

Highly regarded Welsh pianist HuwWarren performs music from two newalbums: New Day with saxophonistMark Lockheart and Everything InBetween. Warren’s deep understandingof Brazilian jazz infuses the music withquirky rhythmic grooves and simple,romantic melodies – jazz that issimultaneously complex, beautiful andapproachable.

THURSDAY 2 APRIL 8PMBONINGTON THEATRETICKETS £12 / £5 STUDENTS

ALISON RAYNERQUINTETALISON RAYNER (BASS) DIANE MCLOUGHLIN (SAX) DEIRDRE CARTWRIGHT (GUITAR) STEVE LODDER (PIANO) BUSTER BIRCH (DRUMS)

A welcome return to the Bonington for thewinner of the Jazz Ensemble of the Year atthe All Party Parliamentary Jazz Awards2018. ARQ’s combination of richly nuancedcompositions with folk-infused grooves,skilful musicianship and a love ofimprovisation, creates a compelling andcoherent whole. ARQ play ‘songs withoutwords’ and are known for their vibrant,communicative performances.

‘Unified musical dexterity, not a notewasted and with sound as story — clear and undisguised, deeply affectingand unashamedly open’– Chris Searle, The Morning Star 09

THURSDAY 16 APRIL 8PMBONINGTON THEATRETICKETS £12 / £5 STUDENTS

WILL GLASER TRIOWILL GLASER (DRUMS) MATTHEW HERD (SAXOPHONE) LIAM NOBLE (PIANO)

Since graduating from Guildhall in2014, Will has become a much in-demand sideman to a vast array ofthe British Jazz scene; performingwith broadly ranging musicians suchas Soweto Kinch, Dame Cleo Laine,Stan Sulzmann, Kit Downes, Nikki Ilesand Henry Lowther, to name a few.

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His influences draw eclecticallyfrom across jazz history andimprovised music; from Baby Doddsto Milford Greaves, Max Roach toPaul Motian, Roy Haynes to JoeyBaron, and Ed Blackwell to JohnBonham. Will can be heard playinganything from traditional jazz, instraight-ahead settings, toimprovised music or avant-rock. In2019, Will recorded the duo albumsClimbing in Circles Part 1 & Part 2with Matthew Herd and Liam Noble.Here, he joins both to form apowerful trio performing standardsand original compositions.

THURSDAY 30 APRIL 8PMBONINGTON THEATRETICKETS £12 / £5 STUDENTS

LARRY BARTLEY TRIO FEATURING TONY KOFILARRY BARTLEY (BASS) BRUNO HEINEN (PIANO) ROD YOUNGS (DRUMS) WITH TONY KOFI (SAXOPHONES)

Larry Bartley is a bassist/composer whohas been a staple of the London &international jazz scene for the past 20years as a side man and as a leader. Hehas played & recorded in the bands ofAbdullah Ibrahim, Denys Baptiste, SteveWilliamson, Jean Toussaint, StanleyTurrentine, David Murray and Gary Bartz.The trio’s repertoire consists of a mixture oforiginal compositions written by eachmember of the trio, plus their owninterpretation of songs from the jazz & soulsongbook. Special guest Tony Kofi hasworked with Larry and Rod in numeroussettings over the years, including workingwith Larry on the soundtrack to the filmHalf a Yellow Sun. 11

“Excellent Bassist, with adistinct Mingus-like driveto his propulsive basslines”- Time Out

“Larry taps into a vastpool of different types ofmusic to create a uniqueproject that deserves tobe applauded”- Jean Toussaint

LAKESIDE PRESENTSWEDNESDAY 13 MAY 7.30PMDJANOGLY THEATRE, LAKESIDE ARTSTICKETS £16 / £12 CONC £5 STUDENTS

UNDER THE SURFACESANNE RAMBAGS (VOCALS/LYRICS) BRAM STADHOUSERS(GUITAR/ELECTRONICS) JOOST LIJBAART(DRUMS/PERCUSSION)

Under the Surface is a new Dutch triowhose debut album released on ChallengeRecords in 2017 was nominated for anEdison. The improvisations of Under theSurface are far from abstract; Rambags’voice rhymes, whispers and sings over themelodic lines of Stadhouders’ guitar andthe subtle percussion of Lijbaart. Their fully improvised concerts are an eye-opening experience.

THURSDAY 14 MAY 8PMBONINGTON THEATRETICKETS £12 / £5 STUDENTS

SLOTH RACKETCATH ROBERTS (BARITONE) SAM ANDREAE (ALTO/TENOR) ANTON HUNTER (GUITAR) SETH BENNETT (BASS) JOHNNY HUNTER (DRUMS)

Sloth Racket is a group that is willingto stretch itself and take musicalrisks. Cath Roberts’ compositionshave a fascinating balance betweenstructure and improvisation. SlothRacket have always harboured afondness for a good chunky riff,turbo-charged guitar, skronking saxand sledgehammer drums, with apunk-like edginess and vitality abouttheir music that makes forchallenging but highly rewardinglistening.

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THURSDAY 28 MAY 8PMBONINGTON THEATRETICKETS £12 / £5 STUDENTS

RUDE 2.0CHRIS DOWDING (TRUMPET) ANNIE WHITEHEAD (TROMBONE)JENNIFER MAIDMAN (BASS) ALLY MCDOUGALL (DRUMS)

Rude 2.0 features the beautiful tromboneplaying of Annie Whitehead, an artist whohas worked with Chris McGregor’sBrotherhood of Breath, Carla Bley’s VeryBig Band and the Penguin CaféOrchestra. In Rude 2.0 she works withChris Dowding on trumpet, JenniferMaidmen on electric bass and AllyMcDougall on drums to create a wonderfulmix of free jazz, electronics, African soundsand reggae.

THURSDAY 11 JUNE 8PMBONINGTON THEATRETICKETS £12 / £5 STUDENTS

BYRON WALLEN QUARTET

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BYRON WALLEN (TRUMPET) MIKE DE SOUZA (GUITAR)PAUL MICHAEL (BASS) ROD YOUNGS (DRUMS)

Byron’s work draws inspirationfrom contemporary and indigenouscultures. His passionate musicalknowledge and his fascinationwith the human spirit is evident inthis new music which is breath-taking in its excitement and depth.

Byron Wallen has lived in Woolwich,South East London, for nearly 20years. He was commissioned by PRSFor Music Foundation to compose asuite of music celebrating his chosenhome town, a suite which becameknown as ‘Anthem for Woolwich’.Reflecting on Woolwich’s vibrancy,multiculturism and lively communityspirit, the suite is a portrait of a onceprominent part of London in a time oftransformational promise.

LAKESIDE PRESENTSWEDNESDAY 24 JUNE 7.30PMDJANOGLY THEATRELAKESIDE ARTSTICKETS £16 / £12 CONC £5 STUDENTS

NANINoam ‘Nani’ Vazana is an acclaimedinternational singer, composer, pianist andtrombonist. Nani brings a breath of freshair into the jazz and world landscape. Herhypnotising vocals – often compared toMercedes Sosa and Nina Simone – andher timeless compositions, connect theancient Ladino culture to our modern livestoday, creating a unique blend ofMiddle Eastern music, NorthAfrican beats and Nani’s owncomposed Ethnic-Jazz songs.With her trio, the sound worldof fiery Spanish guitar andvibrant percussion is infusedwith the rhythm of themarketplace, the melodiesof joy and heartbreak, andthe stories of a people wholeft behind their homeland.

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LIVE AT THELIBRARIES

TORI FREESTONETRIO BEESTON LIBRARY 17 FEB, 7.30PM

WORKSOP Check website for venue* 18 FEB, 7.30PM

SOUTHWELL LIBRARY 19 FEB, 7.30PM

WEST BRIDGFORD LIBRARY 20 FEB, 7.30PM

Saxophonist and flautist Tori Freestoneand pianist Alcyona Mick have enjoyeda musical partnership over many yearsin various top-flight ensembles. Theirdebut duo CD Criss Cross featuredguest vocalist Brigitte Beraha, givingrise to this band as a permanent trio.With inflections of Brazilian, Folk andArabic music, they charm with creativeintrigue and improvisational dexterity,frequently glinting with mischievousspontaneity. They’ve performedthroughout Europe, includingBirmingham Symphony Hall andManchester Jazz Festival.

CHRIS BATCHELOR’SZOETIC BEESTON LIBRARY 16 MARCH, 7.30PM

WORKSOP Check website for venue* 17 MARCH, 7.30PM

SOUTHWELL LIBRARY 18 MARCH, 7.30PM

WEST BRIDGFORD LIBRARY 19 MARCH, 7.30PM

Composer and trumpeter ChrisBatchelor, known for his melodic andwarmly lyrical trumpet playing, bringshis new ensemble Zoetic to thelibraries as part of their UK tour. FromEast African guitar band grooves toechoes of wistful European folkthemes and sinuous lines reminiscentof Arabic music, it is the uniqueinstrumentation, the deep bonds theseexceptional players have formedthrough years of playing together, andthe subtle sensitivity of their invitingsound which makes Zoetic so special.

Jazz Steps in collaboration with InspireTickets £10. Available in person at the library, online at www.inspireculture.org.uk/jazz or by phone via Ask Inspire on 01623 677 200

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TICKETS

17*Due to flooding Worksop Library is currently closed. The gig willtake place in an alternative venue. Please check website for details

The Royal Academy of MusicPresents:

MATT ANDERSON QUARTETBEESTON LIBRARY 20 APRIL, 7.30PM

WORKSOP Check website forvenue* 21 APRIL, 7.30PM

SOUTHWELL LIBRARY 22 APRIL, 7.30PM

WEST BRIDGFORD LIBRARY 23 APRIL, 7.30PM

A new partnership with the RoyalAcademy brings the most talentedyoung musicians to Live at theLibraries. Performing music from hisprevious and forthcoming albums,saxophonist Matt Anderson combinesfolk sounds inspired by his ruralupbringing with bluesy, country strainsof Bill Frisell and Scandinavian jazz.The result is a unique melting pot; anindividual and lyrical sound world,acclaimed by Jazzwise, BBC and JazzFM for its outstanding melodicwriting, all fronted by Anderson’swarm, expressive tenor sound.

DAVID FERRIS SEPTETBEESTON LIBRARY 18 MAY, 7.30PM

WORKSOP Check website for venue* 19 MAY, 7.30PM

SOUTHWELL LIBRARY 20 MAY, 7.30PM

WEST BRIDGFORD LIBRARY 21 MAY, 7.30PM

Birmingham pianist and composer DavidFerris’ septet features some of theMidlands’ finest jazz musicians. The focusis on melody and warmth, with influencesranging from John Scofield to Fred Herschto The Beatles. Expect superborchestration, irresistible melodies andluscious harmonic progressions. Theensemble’s size is a real plus and a raretreat; a four-horn frontline big enough todeliver glorious depth and colour, whilealso small enough to be agile and intimate.

ROB LUFT QUARTET BEESTON LIBRARY 8 JUNE, 7.30PM

WORKSOP Check website for venue* 9 JUNE, 7.30PM

SOUTHWELL LIBRARY 10 JUNE, 7.30PM

WEST BRIDGFORD LIBRARY 11 JUNE, 7.30PM

BBC New Generation Artist Rob Luft’sjoyous, dynamic and vivacious music bringsechoes of West African high-life, Englishfolk music and indie rock. His debut albumreceived glowing reviews in the jazz mediaand nominations for a string of awardsfollowed. Many will remember his magicalperformances at the libraries last year induet with singer Elina Duni and this visitwith his own quartet is set to be anothermemorable highlight of the season.17

BOOKING INFORMATIONChildren up to and including 16yr olds go free when accompanied by an adult -Bonington Theatre only.

Tickets for Bonington Theatre events can bepurchased in advance by cash, cheque (with valid cheque guarantee card) or debit card only from Arnold Leisure Centre in person or by phone on 0115 901 3640 (additional charge forpostage), or on the door on the night of theperformance, subject to availability, by cash, chequeor debit card. They can also be booked online athttps://theatre-web.gedling.gov.uk/Ticket/Diary

Tickets for Lakeside Arts events can bepurchased in advance by cash, credit or debit card or on the night of the performance,subject to availability, from the Box Office on 0115 846 7777 or online via the website:www.lakesidearts.org.uk. Advance booking is advised.

ABOUT JAZZHOUSE

Jazzhouse (Nottinghamshire) Ltd a volunteer-run, not-for-profitorganisation brings highest quality national and international contemporaryjazz to Nottingham audiences through its Jazz Steps programme at theBonington Theatre, Arnold and other venues, and across Notts with its Livein the Libraries gigs in association with Inspire.

The Bonington provides a great live venue. Sound and lighting are first-rateand comfortable raked seating provides clear views and an intimateatmosphere. Bar drinks can be enjoyed while listening to the gigs. Accessvia buses is good and there is ample free parking adjacent after 6pm.

Jazz Steps is active in promoting jazz, including a mentoring programmefor aspiring jazz players and the offer of free tickets for accompaniedchildren and reduced rates for students.

Jazzhouse (Nottinghamshire) Ltd (that operates under ‘Jazz Steps’) hassupport from Arts Council England, Nottinghamshire County Council,Gedling Borough Council and the PRS (Performing Rights Society).

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BONINGTONTHEATREArnold Leisure Centre, High Street, Arnold NG5 7EE

The Bonington Theatre is situatedin the Arnold Leisure Centrecomplex just off the Mansfield Road(A60).

PARKING The Bonington Theatre has a largecar park which stays open 24 hoursand is free after 6pm. NB: theneighbouring Asda car park closesat 8.30pm.

BUSES INCLUDE: 58 from Nottingham city centre, viaMansfield Road87 from Nottingham City Centre, via City Hospital25 from City via Carlton & MapperleyCalverton Connection

NOTTINGHAMLAKESIDE ARTS University Park, Nottingham NG7 2RD

Nottingham Lakeside Artsis located on the University Parkcampus, near the South Entrance tothe University. From Beeston, takeUniversity Boulevard, (A6005) turnleft into the South Entrance andNottingham Lakeside Arts is on yourleft. Otherwise, enter the campusby the North Entrance, turn rightafter the security barrier, keep leftat the first mini-roundabout, thenleft at the second mini-roundabout(sign to Lakeside) and down the hilland out past the security barrier.The Lakeside car park isimmediately on your right.

PARKING From the South Entrance, there iscar parking immediately on the leftand ample parking off Science Roadto the right. Parking is freeanywhere on the campus after 6pm.

BUSES INCLUDE: 34 from Nottingham City CentreTrent Barton IndigoNET tram Toton Lane toHucknall service (University ofNottingham stop)

VENUES

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THURSDAY 16 JANUARY 8PMBONINGTON THEATRETICKETS £12 / £5 STUDENTSWAKO

THURSDAY 30 JANUARY 8PMBONINGTON THEATRETICKETS £12 / £5 STUDENTSTALINKA / ORIENT HOUSE ENSEMBLE

THURSDAY 13 FEBRUARY 8PMBONINGTON THEATRETICKETS £12 / £5 STUDENTSXHOSA COLE QUARTET

THURSDAY 27 FEBRUARY 8PMBONINGTON THEATRETICKETS £12 / £5 STUDENTSANT LAW QUINTET

THURSDAY 12 MARCH 8PMBONINGTON THEATRETICKETS £12 / £5 STUDENTSJOHN LAW’S RE-CREATIONS

WEDNESDAY 25 MARCH 7.30PMDJANOGLY THEATRE LAKESIDE ARTSTICKETS £18 / £14 CONCHUW WARREN TRIO & MARK LOCKHEART

THURSDAY 2 APRIL 8PMBONINGTON THEATRETICKETS £12 / £5 STUDENTSALISON RAYNER QUINTET

THURSDAY 16 APRIL 8PMBONINGTON THEATRETICKETS £12 / £5 STUDENTSWILL GLASER TRIO

THURSDAY 30 APRIL 8PMBONINGTON THEATRETICKETS £12 / £5 STUDENTSLARRY BARTLEY TRIO FEATURING TONY KOFI

WEDNESDAY 13 MAY 7.30PMDJANOGLY THEATRE LAKESIDE ARTSTICKETS £16 / £12 CONCUNDER THE SURFACE

THURSDAY 14 MAY 8PMBONINGTON THEATRETICKETS £12 / £5 STUDENTSSLOTH RACKET

THURSDAY 28 MAY 8PMBONINGTON THEATRETICKETS £12 / £5 STUDENTSRUDE 2.0

THURSDAY 11 JUNE 8PMBONINGTON THEATRETICKETS £12 / £5 STUDENTSBYRON WALLEN QUARTET

WEDNESDAY 24 JUNE 7.30PMDJANOGLY THEATRELAKESIDE ARTSTICKETS £16 / £12 CONCNANI

JAZZSTEPS AT THE LIBRARIES

TORI FREESTONE TRIO BEESTON LIBRARY 17 FEB, 7.30PMWORKSOP* 18 FEB, 7.30PMSOUTHWELL LIBRARY 19 FEB, 7.30PMWEST BRIDGFORD LIBRARY 20 FEB, 7.30PM

CHRIS BATCHELOR’S ZOETIC BEESTON LIBRARY 16 MAR, 7.30PMWORKSOP* 17 MAR, 7.30PMSOUTHWELL LIBRARY 18 MAR, 7.30PMWEST BRIDGFORD LIBRARY 19 MARCH, 7.30PM

MATT ANDERSON QUARTETBEESTON LIBRARY 20 APRIL, 7.30PMWORKSOP* 21 APRIL, 7.30PMSOUTHWELL LIBRARY 22 APRIL, 7.30PMWEST BRIDGFORD LIBRARY 23 APRIL, 7.30PM

DAVID FERRIS SEPTET BEESTON LIBRARY 18 MAY, 7.30PMWORKSOP* 19 MAY, 7.30PMSOUTHWELL LIBRARY 20 MAY, 7.30PMWEST BRIDGFORD LIBRARY 21 MAY, 7.30PM

ROB LUFT QUARTET BEESTON LIBRARY 8 JUNE, 7.30PMWORKSOP* 9 JUNE, 7.30PMSOUTHWELL LIBRARY 10 JUNE, 7.30PMWEST BRIDGFORD LIBRARY 11 JUNE, 7.30PM

*See website for venue details

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INSPIRE LIBRARIES For full details of Inspire Libraries visit inspireculture.org.uk/libraries