Anne Gair is singer-songwriter, guitarist and dulcimer player from Scotland who is a rising star on the folk scene with “a voice that just soothes your soul” (Rambling Folk). Anna Foster (BBC Radio) has described Anne’s music as “beautiful storytelling and gorgeous melodies” and her voice as “stunning … very Joni Mitchell-esque”. She has toured widely throughout the UK and abroad both as a solo artist and with her ensemble, The Anne Gair Band.
Our next Monday book club is on 6th April when we’ll discuss The Boy from the Sea by Garrett Carr. An Observer Best Debut of the Year, the book is praised as “compassionate, lyrical and full of devilment” by Louise Kennedy (author of Trespasses) and “a joy . . . Vivid, loving and genuinely funny” by The Sunday Times when they selected it as a Best Book of the Year.
Our first Thursday book club is on 9th April when we’ll discuss Greater Sins by Gabrielle Griffiths. The book is praised by the Radio Times as having an “extraordinary sense of place and time, written by an exciting new voice” when they selected it in their Best Books of 2025 feature. Amy Twigg (author of Spoilt Creatures) described Greater Sins as “a striking debut, filled with folkloric mystery and yearning” and Lucy Steeds (The Artist) called it “beguiling and elegiac”.
Join us to celebrate the publication of the brand-new and completely addictive psychological thriller from acclaimed author Kate Gray. Welcome to the Family transports readers to beautiful Tuscany in this pacy destination page-turner simmering with tension. Nikki Smith describes the characters as “brilliantly drawn and I never knew quite who to trust” with twists which are “whip smart and kept me guessing until the very last page”, and we totally agree!
A history of land rights and protest in folk song, story and poem. "Everyone should see this show" — George Monbiot. Three Acres And A Cow connects the Norman Conquest and Peasants’ Revolt to contemporary issues via the Enclosures and Industrial Revolution, drawing a compelling narrative through the people’s history of England. Come and share in these tales as they have been shared for generations.
