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WHATS ON THIS YEAR? Wiloughby Arms Saturday May 24th
A magical experience at the Canbury Gardens traditional bandstand is to be had by all . Relax on chairs in true Sgt Peppers style around this fabulous space. Renewably powered by Alan Turnbull 12.20pm John Hills Blues Explorers. 1.35pm. World of Rhythm. Top UK rhythm facilitators Simon McCarty and Chris Tero invite everyone to a drum and rhythm experience. 3.00pm. The Fulham Brass Band The Band has a long history of playing music throughout London and today is the last remaining such group based within the Central London area. 6.30pm. Tony Heiburg Quartet. "A swinging rhythm section", "lightning sax and guitar", "impressive technique" and, most importantly, "melodic flair". The Times. Situated in the tranquil Healing area. This beautiful participatory venue encourages the best in people and body experiences. Renewably powered by Magrec Engineering 12.00 Noon. One Light Healing Touch Meditation with Pema P Gericke. 1pm Mean Feet believe that anybody and everybody can dance Their unique, inclusive style brings together people of all ages, shapes and lifestyles.. 2pm Biodanza session with Ruth Strupinski. A system of natural movements, dance, music and expression that frees the body and opens the heart to allow us to return to wholeness, and reconnect with our 3pm Sultanhu And The Whirling Dervishes.
4.10pm Kundalini Yoga with Sarah Cross In yogic anatomy the sushumna is the central channel and conduit for the kundalini energy that runs along our spine and up to the crown of our head. Unlock the secret of the chakras. 5pm Introduction to Middle Eastern Percussion, music and You can learn how to play percussion and/ or dance to
7pm MAHA RA A fantastic sacred dance finally with some high energy devotional dance music. Also Look out for Sid Whitworth and his Ecstatic Dance Session
Named in respect of Music Producer Dave Goodman will delight in the splendid magnificence of the finest contempory folk music around . Pedal powered by Chris ,Melissa and The Pyramids of Snafu.
12.30pm Tony Voller resident green fair starteroffer ! 1.25pm Sadie Jemmet Brand new London folk sensation. 2.15pm Andrew Morris Australian Born Singer Songwriter with 15 years experience of playing the clubs and stages of London. 3.15pm Telling the Bees from Oxford this is a band that conjures hauntingly beautiful music 4.15pm Newrising Exciting Guildford Acoustic Alternative. 5.15pm Jono McCleery Kingston’s brilliant songster 6.30pm The Green Rock River Band London country folk band of the highest standard to end the show
If you like your music this is where to come . Driving sounds with a human edge, DIY power by Colin York and the Coltek engineers.
3.30pm East of Ealing
4.40pm JCs Flatline Junkies (image left) South London based music obsessives JC’s Flatline Junkies love to mix it up. Their sound? Well its been described as Floydesque, Doors-like, rock and roll. But they can’t resist a snatch of blues, jazz or funk when the mood takes them 6pm Bird Bones 7.10pm Step 13 Once again the Green Fair are proud to host Step 13 A heady mix of dance breaks, powerful rhythms and rock 'n' roll attitude for the mind and for the feet.
Featuring the best in Sun Powered entertainment, this prime cultural stage has global significance. Solar powered by Blue Solar and Zia Solar 12.35pm Paprica Balkanicus 2pm Rodney Branigan (image left) Texas Musician Rodney Branigan is one of the most amazing artists you will ever see. Not simply because he's unique, but rather because he's impossibly talented. 3.30pm Kangaroo Moon 5pm Lisa Knapp 6.40pm Atongo Zimba (image left) Born in Ghana's Bolgatanga region in 1967 gained first fame as he was for a year and a half the opening act at the Shrine shows of Fela Kuti in Lagos, Nigeria. He has played and toured with great African musicians as Hugh Masekela, Manu Dibango, Osibisa, Francis Fuster, Jimmy Beckley's Afro-Jazz Combo and Angelique Kidjo, to mention just a few. Nominated as African CD of the year 2007!
Mean Feet Dance Disperate Dan Presents South London Street Arts Carnival Mask from Kingston University Drama Professor Bicudo will lead the Capoeira group
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