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Looking for Volunteers
Item added Wednesday, February 24, 2010
While we are resident in St Martin's Hall, every club night has to be set up, run and tidied up at the end. It's not the simple arrive and play scenario we used to enjoy at St Lees and our other venues. To this end we'd like to put together a few rosters of willing volunteers to cover various aspects of the clubnight operations: Door people, food and beverage, sound, hall set-up etc. If think you could help or would be prepared to be on any one of these rosters, please let Bernadette know - 4710242 home, 4771623, work (leave a message) or email info@nefc.org.nz. | | | |
Calling for Original Artists
Item added Wednesday, January 13, 2010
The club is putting on a range of events in association with the Dunedin Fringe Festival. One of these events is aimed squarely at you club-members and supporting artists who have contributed floor spots, collaborated with others to perform but don't have a regular outlet for your work. We are running "three nights of original works, works in progress and songwriters from the bourgeoning talent of the New Edinburgh Folk Club’s oft-overlooked creatives".
So, we are looking for expressions of interest from songwriters or other performers who have a small body of work, it may be in collaboration with other artists, it may be free-form or interpretive in nature but we want to feature. We are looking for a 40 - 50 minute performance and will run three of these a night over three nights.
Dates: March 25, 26, 27. Venue: Upstairs at The Empire. Time: 9pm
Please respond to Mike at info@nefc.co.nz if you're interested.
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And ...we're back!
Item added Tuesday, January 12, 2010
After yet another successful Whare Flat Folk Festival, we kick off the 2010 club year on St Valentines Day with clubwarming Come-All-Ye followed almost immediately by Scottish folk superstar Emily Smith with renowned Scottish fiddler, Jamie McClennan, then our own adopted award-winning Scottish singer/songwriter Bob McNeill.
And it doesn't end there as we fall headlong into perhaps our busiest year to date. Of particular note is our involvement in The Dunedin Fringe Festival: in fact, we are all over it, with several events on the festival calendar, perhaps most notably and not-to-be-missed is the Eddi Reader concert, proudly brought to Dunedin by the New Edinburgh Folk Club!
Stay tuned and return often for updates as we bring them to you.
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