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Weekly Roundup of Events in Wiltshire: 15th – 21st November 2023
Everything to do in Wiltshire this coming week, right in one handy listing; you might need wellies, or a small sailing vessel! Okay, please be aware this is not comprehensive and new events can and might yet still be added to our blossoming, occasionally updating EVENT CALENDAR; they might not be added here, so do… Read more
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Skanking Up The Muck with The Omega Nebula
What an electric and energetic night of dub-fuelled goodness at the Muck & Dundar in Devizes, with Omega Nebula; I need a historical rewind to express how much, and why, I loved it! The Omega Nebula is between five to six thousand lightyears away, so I’m glad they came to us, as I was on… Read more
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New Exhibit at Wiltshire Museum Opens; Lest We Forget: the Black Contribution to the World Wars in Wiltshire
Intriguing and divergent is my two word summary of the latest exhibition at Devizes’ Wiltshire Museum, from one who grew up with first-hand second World War stories from my family’s East-end perspective and became fascinated with subtle similarities and vast differences to that of rural Wiltshire, this opens a whole new Pandora’s box….. A double… Read more
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Wiltshire Music Centre; Proper Job!
Devizes celebrated rum bar, The Muck & Dundar are hosting a dub reggae night with Omega Nebula on Saturday, and received this week’s prestigious award of being Editor’s Pick of the Week in our weekly roundup! Because, diversity goes a long way on our local, and often insular music circuits! While there’s nothing wrong in… Read more
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More than £9000 donated to Prospect Hospice by My Dad’s Bigger Than Your Dad Festival 2023
This week the organiser proudly presented a cheque for a whopping £9537.75 to Prospect Hospice staff. The third year of My Dad’s Bigger Than Your Dad Festival, organised in association with South Swindon Parish Council, was held at The Old Town Bowl on Saturday 22 July with around 800 people braving the rain throughout the… Read more
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The Folkadelica of a Two Man Travelling Medicine Show
Contemporary folk rock in the UK tends to come in three formats which never the twain shall meet, usually. Firstly you’ve got your acoustic goodness with melancholic tales of woe and thoughtful romantic prose. It’s more often than not gentle, quirky and despite being either optimistic or pessimistic themed, it’s generally sprinkled with daisy chains… Read more
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