Saturday, 14th September 2019 7.30pm

Sunday, 15th September 2019 2.30pm

Saturday, 12th October 2019 7pm till late

The Two Rivers Swing Band is led by the talented trumpeter and jazz arranger, Trevor Vincent. Dance to  the great tunes of the Swing Era, plus plenty of rock ‘n roll and a little bit of Latin too.

In between the band’s sets there will be free jive tuition from the incredibly talented vintage dance duo the Swing Cats. Don’t forget to bring your dancing shoes!

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Saturday, 19th October 2019 7pm till late

UK vocalist and guitarist Jon Amor, formerly of award-winning British band The Hoax, has joined forces with long-time collaborators Dave Doherty, Chris Doherty and Simon Small to form Jon Amor Blues Group. Drawing inspiration from the Blues greats of the past like Muddy Waters and Howlin’ Wolf, as well as more contemporary acts like Black Keys and Jon Spencer Blues Explosion, the group’s sound is powerful, raw and uncompromising.

Having spent the last ten years honing his skills as a song-writer and solo performer, Amor returns to his blues roots with Jon Amor Blues Group and the band is the perfect vehicle for the guitar-playing which brought him to prominence with The Hoax during the nineties.
Brothers Dave Doherty (guitar) and Chris Doherty (bass) and Simon Small (drums) have served in Amor’s band for the last 5 years, appearing on the 2009 album “Stories From The Crooked Room”, and bring a youthful exuberance as well as dynamic musicianship to the band.

Already the energy and power of the band’s sound is causing a stir throughout the UK and Europe.

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Monday, 28th October 2019 – 7pm until 9pm, Ballroom

Head Baker Mike Armstrong is well known for his lively presentations, with interesting and amusing stories adding flavour to his creation of tasty goodies.

Not only will we watch Mike at work, but we will also have the opportunity to sample the food he creates, accompanied by a hot drink.

Mike is very keen for children to attend.

Tickets will be on sale in the early Autumn.

Picture courtesy, Telegraph & Argus

Saturday, 9th November 2019 7.30pm (doors and bar from 6.30pm)

Actor, writer and Edinburgh Fringe performer Irene Lofthouse invites you to meet four Yorkshire women who contributed to the war effort.

Bradford-born Alberta was a member of the Voluntary Aid Detachment providing nursing care to military personnel. She was also a poet, a publisher, and a friend of Agatha Christie and JB Priestley.

Leeds-based Dorothy was the youngest Lady Mayoress and a Pals Battalion fundraiser. She was a poet and socialite with a great interest in the Yorkshire dialect and Gypsy lore.

Harrogate lass Betty was a YMCA volunteer and worked in Paris and Étaples driving the wounded.
York-born Flora was the only British women to officially serve as a soldier, which she did in the Serbian army on their front line.

Hear the voices of these forgotten women and learn about their lives during the Great War.

Tickets are £10. CLICK HERE TO RESERVE TICKETS.

Saturday, 16th November 2019 7.30pm

A blistering mix of blues, soul and old school R&B, The Stumble have been wowing audiences with the energy and virtuosity of their live performances for the past 20 years. Festival favourites in every corner of the UK and Europe, The Stumble are taking their creative talents to a new level with their stupendous 4th album, The Other Side.   
 
This is the band that Lazy Lester wanted to take back to the States with him and the band that the blues press widely recognise as one of the strongest live acts that the genre can boast in the UK.

Unique in their creativity, masterful in their interpretation and solid in their foundations, The Stumble now transcend the blues and look to build on the critical acclaim that has been heaped on their previous album works and live shows by taking the songs from The Other Side on the road and revisiting and reinventing some of their classic renditions of covers by artists such as Howling Wolf, B.B. King, Ike Turner and Peter Green’s Fleetwood Mac.
 
All great bands have a particular mix of personalities and talents that deliver a sound and an edge to die for and The Stumble can mix it with the best of them. Expect raw power, emotion, joyous melodies, heartbreaking blues and a guaranteed good time with a band on the crest of a wave. Experience this band live now and be part of it.

Tickets coming soon…

Sunday 24th November 2019

Silsden Gala Committee’s annual Christmas Market. Come and join in the festive fun, activities, stalls and refreshments.

Friday, Saturday & Sunday, 29th/30th November & 1st December 2019

Saturday, 14th December 2019 – from 7pm

KVU Singers will perform Handel’s Messiah, with soloists from Leeds College of Music. The Friends are reviving an old Silsden tradition of staging Messiah, which began in 1875 as a charity performance and continued for almost a century.