Upcoming Events
Enda McCabe
Irish singer songwriter Enda McCabe joins us as part of Woking Roots: Ground Up, Live to share songs and stories in Irish and English
Enda McCabe from Galway is a valued and acclaimed part of the Irish music scene. Gigging extensively for many years in Ireland and the UK he shares his songs and stories in both English and Irish from 3-5pm on Sunday 18 October
Ahead of his show at Fiery Bird on 18 October, he has agreed to hold a traditional Irish Song workshop from 12pm-1.30pm where he speaks of the influence of Frank Harte, song collector and singer, a huge influence on him and many others, as well as songs in Irish. However, as he says 'Participation is the thing and anyone who comes has their own songs, ideas etc. Everything goes into the mix!'
Limited numbers so book early for this fantastic event brought to Woking as part of our Woking Roots: Ground Up, Live Arts Council Programme reflecting the diverse communities of Woking.
You will see down Walton Rd, roads like Kilrush and Kerry Terrace, Irish labourers built Sheerwater after the war, Woking had a very active and large Irish association, holding dances, celebrations, cultural events like a regular Fleadh and St Patrick's Day events at Woking Centre Halls.
Pride and Prejudice - The Hoedown Experience
Step into a world where Jane Austen meets the dancefloor in Pride & Prejudice: The Hoedown Edition
Pride and Prejudice - The Hoedown Experience
Step into a world where Jane Austen meets the dancefloor in Pride & Prejudice: The Hoedown Edition
Pride and Prejudice - The Hoedown Experience
Step into a world where Jane Austen meets the dancefloor in Pride & Prejudice: The Hoedown Edition
Ross Harding: Blues Shadows live experience
Ross Harding: Blues Shadows live experience
Woking Roots. Ground Up Live. URBAN FESTIVAL DAY
Woking Roots: Ground Up. Live
A free community open day celebrating the launch of Woking Roots: Ground Up. Live., a new Arts Council England-funded programme from Phoenix Cultural Centre CIC.
Sober Space Open Mic
Our second Monday of the month open mic for all singers, players, poets, magicians and comedians from beginner to experienced. Backline provided. £1 entry 7pm sign up for 7.30 start - 10.30pm. The open mic on second Monday each month is a sober space. Age 14+
Multi Cultural Poetry Night - Sober Space
Come and share poetry and writing with us, whether your own, or of a poet that inspires you, or just enjoy hearing others. Read in whatever language you feel most comfortable to use. For beginners starting out, writers trying to work through new ideas or experienced performers and writers sharing their work and inspiring others to try. This is a gentle, encouraging space for people to feel comfortable and gain confidence to write or perform. Also space available for those who may like to take time to write, inspired by a change of scene in a different, supportive, creative environment. £1 Entry on the door. On the second Monday of the month the whole Phoenix Cultural Centre including the Fiery Bird Venue is a sober space and can admit ages 14+. The bar is open only for sales of zero and soft drinks and tea and coffee. No alcohol will be served. Over 18’s are welcome to join the Fiery Bird Venue open mic afterwards which runs until 10.30pm
Everywhere at Once - 27 June
We’re excited to be part of Everywhere At Once powered by The National Lottery this June.
Join us for a different kind of festival as we welcome The Dustbowl Sinners & Stephen Springall to your local stage.
Get closer to the music. Where local matters and everyone belongs.
Everywhere at Once - 26 June
We’re excited to be part of Everywhere At Once powered by The National Lottery this June.
Join us for a different kind of festival as we welcome Coco La Funk, Local Pop Hero and Phoenix Chroi to your local stage.
Get closer to the music. Where local matters and everyone belongs.
