Borderland Folk's Songwriter Circle

By Borderland Folk

presented by Ashfield Creates

Join us for another dance with Borderland Folk's ‘Songwriter Circle’!

Borderland Folk's Songwriter Circle

7:00 pm

Thursday 2 July 2026

Tin Hat Centre
Selston
£6

About this Event

Pull up a chair, pour a cup of tea, and join us for an evening of songs, stories, and shared creativity. These intimate songwriter circles celebrate the rich tradition of local folk music, bringing together three talented folk artists and a community of music lovers in a relaxed and welcoming setting.
 
Artists Lineup: Stevie-Leigh, Al Rate & Rob Harley
 
Host and MC: Martin Carey
 

Part concert, part conversation, and part creative gathering, each session offers a glimpse behind the songs as artists share the inspirations, stories, and craft behind their work. Along the way, participants are invited to join in, explore their own ideas, and discover the joy of storytelling through song.

Whether you’re a seasoned songwriter, an aspiring lyricist, or simply someone who loves a good tune and a good tale, you’ll find a friendly circle waiting for you.

Come for the music, stay for the stories, and leave with a little inspiration of your own.

Additional Information

About the Commissionees:
Borderland Folk are a Nottinghamshire based folk collective dedicated to celebrating storytelling, community, and the shared traditions of acoustic music. Rooted in the borderlands between Nottinghamshire and Derbyshire, their work blends original songwriting with contemporary interpretations of folk influences.
 

Alongside performing, Borderland Folk curate and host intimate music events that create space for connection between artists and audiences. Their songwriter circles focus on openness, creativity, and collaboration: offering welcoming environments where stories, songs, and ideas can be shared and explored together.

Martin Carey and Alan Taylor (Al Rate) are instrumental in organising community music events all around the Ashfield area and beyond such as the Kirkby in Ashfield Folk Club, the Spontaneous Folk Club and BagFest FACM Music Festival.

Access Information

For more accessibility information please contact hello@ashfieldcreates.co.uk