7pm    £2/Person

Every 3rd Thursday of the Month: Thursday 21st March, Thursday 18th April, Thursday 16th May.

Get ready to tease your brain, and triumph at the most entertaining Quiz Night in town!
The pursuit of knowledge is its own reward, but at the globe, we sweeten the deal with the winning team receiving the entry fee collected from all participants! To book your team email hire@globeathay.co.uk

8.15pm     Free

Come on down to perform with help from a dedicated sound technician, or simply sit back and enjoy the talent at the Globe's famous open mic.

7pm to 9pm     Free

Monthly folk session playing Traditional Acoustic Tunes.

Join us for a steady session of playing folk tunes from different traditions from the Paul Hardy session tunebook (available online)

All levels and acoustic instruments welcome.  4th Wednesday of the month.

For more info contact: jackie on 07401061646

Or Facebook: Hay Tat

jackieab53d@hotmail.com

8pm   Earlybird Ticket £9 / £10 Standard

We are incredibly excited to be welcoming back THE BREAKS - by popular demand! The Breaks deliver exceptional live energetic music which is guaranteed to get the crowd up on their feet! It is impossible to pigeon hole this band.  They bring a high energy mix of hip-hop, soul, jazz, blues and funk; all going on in an incredibly brilliant format!  You can't help but love their music and style.  The band features musicians with some serious skills - including band leader and trumpet maestro Alex Gordon (also of Culture Shock) and his son, singer Louis Hughes. Plus keyboards, bass, guitars, saxophone, drums and special guests! Winners of Herefordshire's Battle of the Band 2023; they really do pack a punch! Don't miss this - they are a phenomenally talented bunch of musicians.

DJ sets before and after so we can dance to great music all night.

Whether you're an expert in Nihilism or you have a newfound interest in philosophy, join Philosophy Cafe: an informal group offering the opportunity to discuss philosophical concepts and school of thought.  

10am - 3pm    cost £95

The art of suminagashi, the Japanese form of paper marbling, is both compelling and intriguing. It dates back to the Heian period of Japan (794-1185) and is the precursor of all other marbling techniques. The workshop starts at 10 a.m. with coffee and a look at the history of suminagashi and what you need to get started. There will be demonstrations and plenty of opportunities to unleash your creativity and to ask questions! The aim is to help you acquire the necessary skills to create your own designs at home with an understanding of the materials, tools and process. Take home many sheets of paper covered in suminagashi for use in bookbinding and other paper arts. No previous art training is needed, just bring your curiosity!

Maximum of 6 participants.

The cost is £95 to include all materials and tuition plus refreshments.

To book a place,  please email; sarahamatt7@gmail.com

7pm to 9pm     Free

Monthly folk session playing Traditional Acoustic Tunes.

Join us for a steady session of playing folk tunes from different traditions from the Paul Hardy session tunebook (available online)

All levels and acoustic instruments welcome.  4th Wednesday of the month.

For more info contact: jackie on 07401061646

Or Facebook: Hay Tat

jackieab53d@hotmail.com

9am  £15pp

Enjoy a delightful breakfast banquet while being serenaded by live acoustic music in The Globe's grand main hall.

Situated in the heart of Hay on Wye, this stunning converted Methodist church offers a splendid setting for your morning meal. While being surrounded by the timeless beauty of large glass windows and lofty ceilings, you can relax and socialise. Our resident chef will serve a delicious breakfast banquet that will leave you full and satisfied, ready for the "How the Light Gets in" Festival. And with vegetarian, vegan and gluten-free options available, there is something for everyone.

Please email eat@globeathay.co.uk if you have any food allergies or requirements.

11am   £15pp

Enjoy a delightful breakfast banquet while being serenaded by live acoustic music in The Globe's grand main hall.

Situated in the heart of Hay on Wye, this stunning converted Methodist church offers a splendid setting for your morning meal. While being surrounded by the timeless beauty of large glass windows and lofty ceilings, you can relax and socialise.
Our resident chef will serve a delicious breakfast banquet that will leave you full and satisfied, ready for the "How the Light Gets in" Festival. And with vegetarian, vegan and gluten-free options available, there is something for everyone.

Please email eat@globeathay.co.uk if you have any food allergies or requirements.

9am   £15pp

Enjoy a delightful breakfast banquet while being serenaded by live acoustic music in The Globe's grand main hall.

Situated in the heart of Hay on Wye, this stunning converted Methodist church offers a splendid setting for your morning meal. While being surrounded by the timeless beauty of large glass windows and lofty ceilings, you can relax and socialise.
Our resident chef will serve a delicious breakfast banquet that will leave you full and satisfied, ready for the "How the Light Gets in" Festival. And with vegetarian, vegan and gluten-free options available, there is something for everyone.

Please email eat@globeathay.co.uk if you have any food allergies or requirements.

11am   £15pp

Enjoy a delightful breakfast banquet while being serenaded by live acoustic music in The Globe's grand main hall.

Situated in the heart of Hay on Wye, this stunning converted Methodist church offers a splendid setting for your morning meal. While being surrounded by the timeless beauty of large glass windows and lofty ceilings, you can relax and socialise.
Our resident chef will serve a delicious breakfast banquet that will leave you full and satisfied, ready for the "How the Light Gets in" Festival. And with vegetarian, vegan and gluten-free options available, there is something for everyone.

Please email eat@globeathay.co.uk if you have any food allergies or requirements.

9am   £15pp

Enjoy a delightful breakfast banquet while being serenaded by live acoustic music in The Globe's grand main hall.

Situated in the heart of Hay on Wye, this stunning converted Methodist church offers a splendid setting for your morning meal. While being surrounded by the timeless beauty of large glass windows and lofty ceilings, you can relax and socialise.
Our resident chef will serve a delicious breakfast banquet that will leave you full and satisfied, ready for the "How the Light Gets in" Festival. And with vegetarian, vegan and gluten-free options available, there is something for everyone.

Please email eat@globeathay.co.uk if you have any food allergies or requirements.

11am   £15pp

Enjoy a delightful breakfast banquet while being serenaded by live acoustic music in The Globe's grand main hall.

Situated in the heart of Hay on Wye, this stunning converted Methodist church offers a splendid setting for your morning meal. While being surrounded by the timeless beauty of large glass windows and lofty ceilings, you can relax and socialise.
Our residential chef will serve a delicious breakfast banquet that will leave you full and satisfied, ready for the "How the Light Gets in" Festival. And with vegetarian, vegan and gluten-free options available, there is something for everyone.

Please email eat@globeathay.co.uk if you have any food allergies or requirements.

7pm to 9pm     Free

Monthly folk session playing Traditional Acoustic Tunes.

Join us for a steady session of playing folk tunes from different traditions from the Paul Hardy session tunebook (available online)

All levels and acoustic instruments welcome.  4th Wednesday of the month.

For more info contact: jackie on 07401061646

Or Facebook: Hay Tat

jackieab53d@hotmail.com

Doors 7.30pm     Earlybird tickets £10 / Standard £15

The Fired Up boys have been entertaining festival & large event audiences since 2010, & in recent years, performing in many significant locations such as Stonehenge Solsticefest, Castle Roc with Jason Donovan, Newcastle United St. Jame’s park, F1 GP Silverstone, plus many others around the UK.

The band consists of 5 members, all of whom are highly experienced musicians from diverse musical backgrounds.  Each bring their own style & influences in crafting uniquely powerful arrangements of the greatest 80’s anthems.  Their engaging show consists of a selection of the greatest pop & rock songs from the era, all performed with the same attention to musical detail and energy, delivered in a dynamic show.

See them at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aXv0SmqhW3g                                                                                        Fired Up website  https://www.firedupband.net

Doors 7.30 Start 8pm    Earlybird Ticket £13 / £14 Standard

“One of the most instantly recognisable voices in current music … Shades of Joni Mitchell in a jam with Karen Carpenter and Lana Del Rey.” —Trust The Doc

Sarah McQuaid’s lush, chocolatey voice combines with her engaging personality, “subtle mastery onstage” (Huffington Post) and “brilliant musicianship” (fRoots) on acoustic and electric guitars, piano and (occasionally) drum to create a truly immersive experience. 

Born in Spain, raised in Chicago, holding dual Irish and American citizenship and now settled in rural England, she brings the eclecticism of her background to her “captivating, unorthodox songwriting” (PopMatters) and choice of material, spanning genres and defying categorisation. 

All this is abundantly demonstrated by her new live album and video series The St Buryan Sessions — but needs to be savoured in person to be fully appriciated, described as “a wonderful, expressive and intimate live album from a consummate performer.” by Folk Radio UK and made it onto “Best of 2021” lists on three continents.

Sarah on you tube - https://youtu.be/AQdpmjCMsc0

Website - sarahmcquaid.com

Performance 7.30pm      Tickets £10

In late-Victorian London, a spate of inexplicable murders has Scotland Yard baffled. Bodies are being found drained of blood. Sherlock Holmes knows that vampires do not exist, until he witnesses evidence to the contrary. Can Van Helsing and the king of detectives combine forces to solve the mystery? Or will Dracula, Lord of the Undead cut a bloody swathe throughout the Empire?Jonathan Goodwin plays Sherlock Holmes, Count Dracula, Van Helsing and Colonel Moran in a show scripted by himself, and co-directed with Gary Archer.