Emma Skipp and Friends: Emma Skipp and Friends is an exciting new monthly variety night based in the midlands. Hosted by and featuring stunning singer Emma Skipp (The Enemy, Ocean Colour Scene), it aims to showcase the wide variety of artistic talent from around the region. It will feature Live Music, Art, Comedy, Poetry and pretty much anything that will 'Scintillate the senses'!
It aims to be suitable for a wide ranging audience from young to old, with performances and genres suitable for an equally wide range of tastes.
It will also be raising funds for a different designated charity each month. The opening night will be donating to Cancer Research.
This month's event is on Sunday February 12th and at the charming Kitchen Garden Cafe in King's Heath Birmingham - http://www.kitchengardencafe.co.uk
It will feature:
The Emma Skipp Band
Emma will be showcasing her own band and songs, an acoustic based line-up with a wide array of songwriting and musical influences.
http://emmaskipp.com
Bonnylou
Birmingham based singer-songwriter with soulful psychadelic sixties stylings.
www.bonnylou.com
Helen Calcutt
Beautiful, illuminating poetry
www.helencalcutt.com
Peter Tinkler
An exhibition of art from talented local illustrator Peter Tinkler
http://www.petertinkler.co.uk/
Emma Skipp and Friends at Kitchen Garden Cafe in Birmingham, West Midlands on Sunday, 12 February 2012.
For more information about Emma Skipp and Friends, please contact 0121 443 4725, or see event details on the left.
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