Organisers of the Fuse festival in Lichfield say they are determined to make this year’s free arts event more family friendly than ever.
Lichfield Arts has been working with
Circus skills workshops are being held for people living in Lichfield and Burntwood.
The free sessions – hosted by Lichfield Arts – will offers lessons in juggling, poi and stilt walking, ahead
Preparations are now well under way for Lichfield’s Fuse 2012 event.
The three day festival of music, entertainment, and arts runs from July 6 to 8 in Beacon Park.
Lichfield folk fans turned out in force to hear the fast rising Scottish singer songwriter Emily Smith and her band when they appeared at Lichfield Guildhall as part of her
Dire Straits bestrode the world in the 1980’s, ignoring fashion and the fickle nature of fame, they released albums of thoughtful well thought out music. The fact they were
The Crooked Fiddle Band are one of those groups that seem to effortlessly blend all genres together to come up with something new and completely organic.
A reasonably sized Monday
The female folk super-group The Shee played to an enraptured audience when they appeared at Lichfield’s Guildhall.
The six piece band played a number of their own compositions,
A double bill of recent prize-winning Scottish musicians played to a select Lichfield audience when the singer and guitar Ewan Robertson, and the composer and fiddle player Rua Macmillan
A capacity audience at the Guildhall saw some of the finest guitarists in the country when Four Parts Guitar opened their latest tour in Lichfield.
The ensemble, consisting of acoustic
Phil Beer, an acclaimed multi instrumentalist and one of the country’s most well regarded folk musician, returned with his talented band to play to a large audience when he
A healthy-sized audience saw two popular local bands play, when Maximum 90 and The Crisis Blues band performed at the Guildhall.
With a sound that fused the funk energy
