The Art House in Southampton City Centre is inviting everyone to join them for a laid back, fun, family friendly New Year’s Eve.
On Sunday 31 December (of course) from 8.30pm there will be an evening of food, music and more.
An organiser said: “Come and clap your hands, stamp your feet and make a joyful noise against capitalism.
All ages welcome. Vegan buffet included.”
An organiser said: “Come and clap your hands, stamp your feet and make a joyful noise against capitalism.
All ages welcome. Vegan buffet included.”
Music on the night will feature The Guillotine Union Boys, Sarah Twist and more.
The Guillotine Union Boys play all manner of guitars in addition to mandolin and banjo creating a foot stomping hullballoo. Putting their own unique twist on anything from spiritual standards and folk classics through to modern bluegrass their message is strong; stir it up, join a union, work together to make things better. Expecting a rousing, rowdy, roof raiser of a gig to see in 2024.
Sarah Twist will be performing an interactive set as a sort of human jukebox. Request any song and she will Google the chords and play it – whether she knows it or not! Whatever happens, it is bound to end in chaos and hilarity.
Attendees are invited to dress as fancy as you like or come as you are.
Book here.
The Guillotine Union Boys play all manner of guitars in addition to mandolin and banjo creating a foot stomping hullballoo. Putting their own unique twist on anything from spiritual standards and folk classics through to modern bluegrass their message is strong; stir it up, join a union, work together to make things better. Expecting a rousing, rowdy, roof raiser of a gig to see in 2024.
Sarah Twist will be performing an interactive set as a sort of human jukebox. Request any song and she will Google the chords and play it – whether she knows it or not! Whatever happens, it is bound to end in chaos and hilarity.
Attendees are invited to dress as fancy as you like or come as you are.
Book here.
Tonight (14 November) sees Charlie Smith’s final music open mic night of the year.
It promises to be an unforgettable night of music and a celebration of creativity and expression.
It is free to attend, but any donation towards The Art House community pantry will be greatly received.
Book here.
It is free to attend, but any donation towards The Art House community pantry will be greatly received.
Book here.
Friday (December 15) sees the return of Moving Voices poetry & song open mic night.
Moving Voices is Southampton’s longest running open mic, for poetry, song, storytelling and all things spoken word. Featuring monthly special guests and loyal regulars alongside total newcomers, this evening never fails to inspire and uplift with voices that will move you to tears and laughter.
Hosted by RKP with special guest TBC
Book here.
Moving Voices is Southampton’s longest running open mic, for poetry, song, storytelling and all things spoken word. Featuring monthly special guests and loyal regulars alongside total newcomers, this evening never fails to inspire and uplift with voices that will move you to tears and laughter.
Hosted by RKP with special guest TBC
Book here.
A real Christmas treat is in store on Saturday 16 December, with talented and ever popular storyteller Jason Buck bringing the classic A Christmas Carol to life.
In-person and online, the evening offers another chance to see this classic story of Christmas ghosts and Scrooge the miser’s redemption, presented in the way it was originally intended – told live to an audience.
Award-winning storyteller, Jason Buck Storyteller, brings this favourite to life, with humour and chills for young and old – traditional storytelling for a modern audience, in the cosy and inspiring surroundings of The Arthouse café and venue.
Book here.
In-person and online, the evening offers another chance to see this classic story of Christmas ghosts and Scrooge the miser’s redemption, presented in the way it was originally intended – told live to an audience.
Award-winning storyteller, Jason Buck Storyteller, brings this favourite to life, with humour and chills for young and old – traditional storytelling for a modern audience, in the cosy and inspiring surroundings of The Arthouse café and venue.
Book here.
Finally, there’s more seasonal fun to be had on Friday, December 22. A Very Merry Queermas will be an evening of cabaret, comedy, gender bending, song and music to warm your heart. All funds raised will go towards our Community Pantry – thanks to all of our acts for being generous with their time and talent.
Book here.
Book here.
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