Am I Irish Yet by Kate Kerrigan. Starring New York Times best selling novelist Kate Kerrigan and produced and directed by BAFTA winner Kevin Toolis.

GRASSROOTS SHOWCASE - Redeeming Features, Matthew One Man, Coco La Funk, Belizaire, fantastic music not to be missed.

Reconnect With Your Womb Through Painting, an in-person cacao and painting group for women to connect to their womb and express themselves authentically.

Welcome to WynterFest 2026 – our 6th Year!

Join us for our annual excuse for a big ShyneFest party – live music and good friends to banish those winter blues.
Raising money for Woking and Sam Beare Hospice.

Last Thursday every month. Musicians, Spoken Word, Comedians. Raise your voice and make it heard! Backline provided. Message in advance or turn up on the night. Entry fee supports running costs of these volunteer run events. Please email phoenixculturalcentre@yahoo.co.uk if cost is a barrier to taking part and ask for a pay it forward reservation. We want everyone to feel included.

Write Out Loud Woking is a poetry and spoken word open-mic event on the last Thursday of each month.

Open Mic Night!! Call to Action all you musicians, poets, storytellers, comedians and anyone who appreciates a night of creativity and connection.

Whether new to performing or experienced and wishing to share new work all are welcome in our encouraging environment.

Age 14+ with adult. 7.30pm -10pm

Free parking. Licensed Bar. Tea/Coffee

£5 entry fee supports running costs of these volunteer led nights and this community run venue

Last Thursday every month. Musicians, Spoken Word, Comedians. Raise your voice and make it heard! Backline provided. Message in advance or turn up on the night. Entry fee supports running costs of these volunteer run events. Please email phoenixculturalcentre@yahoo.co.uk if cost is a barrier to taking part and ask for a pay it forward reservation. We want everyone to feel included.

We are delighted to present this second of the workshops held over two sessions, to unlock your creative voice led by writer Matthew J Gunn.

Matthew is a UK based screenwriter, author, and writing tutor. He graduated in Film with BA Hons in 1997. As a screenwriter Matthew has had feature films produced and distributed through Sony Home Entertainment, 4 Digital Media, and Vertical Entertainment, among others. Alongside festival writing award nominations at LA Neo Noir, LA Cinefest, Buffalo, and London Portobello Road. Over the years he has built long-term collaborations with award-winning director Mike Le Han, and BAFTA nominated company White Lantern Films.

Stage plays Matthew has written have been performed across London, Surrey, and Europe, including the Rhoda McGraw, New Victoria, Jackson's Lane and London Courtyard Theatres.

Winning a European writers' award for his version of Samuel Beckett's 'First Love'. He has managed and tutored writing workshops for students of all ages at Universities, Film Schools and Colleges.

As an author, Matthew has four fiction books published. The genres vary from crime-thrillers, to coming of age drama, an apocalyptic sci-fi, and a Vietnam war story. He has recently released a first factual book on film history called Noir, Nihilism, and Crime, The Forgotten Films 1970-1989.

Matthew supports cancer research and hospice charities, giving proceeds of his novels in dedication and in memory of his beautiful mum.

Matthew is donating his time to the workshop to raise funding for Phoenix Cultural Centre CIC & support our vision of accessibility to creative work and affordability. Secure your place quickly there are only 7 spaces! Tickets £10 per session £20 total available-both sessions required attendance. Tickets here https://partners.sessami.co/h/events/d93b1462-b9f4-4947-8631-29b75bcac348/overview

Write Out Loud Woking is a poetry and spoken word open-mic event on the last Thursday of each month.

THE CHORDS UK 'So Far Away' 45th Anniversary Tour + special guests

An Epic Journey Through the Blues – Turned All the Way Up

Experience a two-hour, high-voltage celebration of the blues — performed fully electric with roaring guitars, thunderous rhythms, and a rock ‘n’ roll edge. This is the blues supercharged: from its raw Mississippi Delta beginnings to the electrified sound that shook the world and inspired generations of rock and metal.

Led by Smokestack Black, the powerhouse project of acclaimed South African rock musician Ross Harding, the show pays tribute to the legends — Robert Johnson, Howlin’ Wolf, Muddy Waters, and more — reimagined with driving electric energy and arena-worthy swagger.

Based on Harding’s acclaimed theatre production The House of Blues, this all-electric spectacle expands the vision into a full-blown blues-rock powerhouse, tracing the genre’s journey from the deep South to the stadium stage.

This isn’t just a concert—it’s an unforgettable journey through rock’s biggest hits.

We are delighted to present this workshop held over two sessions, to unlock your creative voice led by writer Matthew J Gunn.

Matthew is a UK based screenwriter, author, and writing tutor. He graduated in Film with BA Hons in 1997. As a screenwriter Matthew has had feature films produced and distributed through Sony Home Entertainment, 4 Digital Media, and Vertical Entertainment, among others. Alongside festival writing award nominations at LA Neo Noir, LA Cinefest, Buffalo, and London Portobello Road. Over the years he has built long-term collaborations with award-winning director Mike Le Han, and BAFTA nominated company White Lantern Films.

Stage plays Matthew has written have been performed across London, Surrey, and Europe, including the Rhoda McGraw, New Victoria, Jackson's Lane and London Courtyard Theatres.

Winning a European writers' award for his version of Samuel Beckett's 'First Love'. He has managed and tutored writing workshops for students of all ages at Universities, Film Schools and Colleges.

As an author, Matthew has four fiction books published. The genres vary from crime-thrillers, to coming of age drama, an apocalyptic sci-fi, and a Vietnam war story. He has recently released a first factual book on film history called Noir, Nihilism, and Crime, The Forgotten Films 1970-1989.

Matthew supports cancer research and hospice charities, giving proceeds of his novels in dedication and in memory of his beautiful mum.

Matthew is donating his time to the workshop to raise funding for Phoenix Cultural Centre CIC & support our vision of accessibility to creative work and affordability. Secure your place quickly there are only 7 spaces! Tickets £10 per session £20 total available here https://partners.sessami.co/h/events/d93b1462-b9f4-4947-8631-29b75bcac348/overview

Award winning singer songwriter performs in Woking.

Last Thursday every month. Musicians, Spoken Word, Comedians. Raise your voice and make it heard! Backline provided. Message in advance or turn up on the night. Entry fee supports running costs of these volunteer run events. Please email phoenixculturalcentre@yahoo.co.uk if cost is a barrier to taking part and ask for a pay it forward reservation. We want everyone to feel included.

Write Out Loud Woking is a poetry and spoken word open-mic event on the last Thursday of each month.

John Otway and Wild Willy Barrett celebrate 50 years since their first single.

Last Thursday every month. Musicians, Spoken Word, Comedians. Raise your voice and make it heard! Backline provided. Message in advance or turn up on the night. Entry fee supports running costs of these volunteer run events. Please email phoenixculturalcentre@yahoo.co.uk if cost is a barrier to taking part and ask for a pay it forward reservation. We want everyone to feel included.

Smokestack Black: Modern Blues Rock

An Epic Journey Through the Blues – with Smokestack Black

Join us for a two-hour musical indulgence celebrating the rich legacy and evolution of the blues — from its deep roots to its powerful influence on modern music.

Last Thursday every month. Musicians, Spoken Word, Comedians. Raise your voice and make it heard! Backline provided. Message in advance or turn up on the night. Entry fee supports running costs of these volunteer run events. Please email phoenixculturalcentre@yahoo.co.uk if cost is a barrier to taking part and ask for a pay it forward reservation. We want everyone to feel included.

Write Out Loud Woking is a poetry and spoken word open-mic event on the last Thursday of each month.

The best Bon Jovi tribute band in the world!

Write Out Loud Woking is a poetry and spoken word open-mic event on the last Thursday of each month.

Combining the rich traditions of the Isle of Man with the varied sounds of synth pop and Eurofolk, Elizabeth Davidson-Blythe & Daniel Quayle have forged a sound that is both dramatic and compelling.

Write Out Loud Woking is a poetry and spoken word open-mic event on the last Thursday of each month.

In the midst of a burgeoning British independent music scene in the mid 80s, Miles Hunt formed The Wonder Stuff. The band went on to score four Top 20 albums and seventeen Top 20 singles.