8pm - 10pm

Held in the main hall

Come on down to perform or just enjoy the talent at the Globe's famous open mic. Acts start at 8pm.

8pm - 10pm

Held in the main hall

Come on down to perform or just enjoy the talent at the Globe's famous open mic. Acts start at 8pm.

Doors 8:30pm - Tickets £8 Early Bird/£10 on the door

"There is some true magic captured here with two voices in perfect harmony." "If you're a fan of Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young or First Aid Kit you're going to love this" - New Sound Wales

"Brilliant every time. Not many bands are so good live as on fire." - Fresh on the Net

"Absolutely captivating." - Janice Long, BBC Radio Wales

"Outstanding." - Adam Walton, BBC Radio Wales

Tapestri is a band sparked by a chance meeting between Welsh singer-songwriter Lowri Evans and Sera Zyborska at Festival Interceltique de Lorient in the summer of 2019. Fuelled by their passion for Roots and Americana music and the desire to form a bilingual female-fronted band, they have carved out songs that take their musical colours from a broad palette that includes Americana, Roots, Folk and Country and sing in harmony from the heart.

Sera and Lowri have been performing as solo artists for a number of years, performing across Wales, the UK and internationally and played on national and international radio. But this collaboration presents a united front and takes their creativity to another level.

Between them they have been championed on BBC Radio 6 Music, Radio 2, performed everywhere from Greenmail, Underneath the Stars and Festival Number 6; from Wales to Europe to America.

As a newly formed ban and based at opposite ends of Wales, (Sera on Anglesey and Lowri in Pembrokeshire) the pair continued to develop their vision for Tapestry throughout the pandemic.

As multi-instrumentalists, Lowri and Sera have a special connection that has grown through the songs they have written and the vision they have for Tapestry and women in music. They were inspired by The Highwomen, the US 'supergroup' featuring Brandi Carlile and Amanda Shires. who formed as a response to the lack of representation of women artists on country music radio and festivals.

They have since released 2 singles which have been playlist on BBC Radio Wales, performed at Focus Wales and Between the Trees in 2021 and were selected to represent Wales in the first ever Global Music Match. They will also be playing the main stage at Cambridge Folk Festival this year.

Support for the tour comes from Eve Goodman.

Eve Goodman is a folk singer-songwriter from North Wales, who writes and performs in English and Welsh. Carried by a clear voice, and rooted in her sense of place, Eve weaves in the natural world and the beauty surrounding her. Her lyrics reveal a deep connection to what it is to be human in these troubled, inspiring times. 

From the joy of swimming in lakes and finding her voice, to letting her tears be washed away by the sea, her songs are are bound by theme of human experiences, and our relationship to the wildness within us.

Eve has released three EPs to date; her most recent in 2021, Wave Upon Wave, is a collection of songs dedicated to our oceans. She is currently recording her debut album. With a captivating and unflinching honesty, the album is a deeply personal meditation on loss. Eve shines her light on bottomless grief and unanswered questions; despite it all, these delicate & raw songs give us hope, and take us on a journey towards finding joy again. The album will be released in 2022.

Eve's love of gatherings and human connection led her to organise her own living room tour of Wales and the Southwest at the beginning of 2022. From living rooms and campfires, to The Houses of Parliament and Festival Interceltique, Eve's captivating stage presence is a gift she carries with her wherever she goes.

"Eve Goodman possesses a rare magic." - From The Margins

8pm - 10pm

Held in the main hall

Come on down to perform or just enjoy the talent at the Globe's famous open mic. Acts start at 8pm.

2.45pm   Tickets £6.50 advance/£8 on the door

Where’s the class bear?

Let us explain:

Jane shares her train (batteries not included)

Anmol shares his doll (wonky leg; mended several times)

Michael shares his cycle (a trusty three-wheeler)

Willow and Joe both have a go with a yo-yo

BUT

Clare NEVER EVER shares her pear

Until she loses the class bear (uh-oh)
Enter Cory

Can he save the day with a story?

Clare and Cory Share a (Glorious) Story has the trademark anarchic energy from Really Big Pants, but is a gentler, simpler show for younger children, written entirely in rhyme, to encourage them to not only share their belongings and enjoy a great story, but also to explore the natural world so close to home. And there’s a glorious accompanying longer-form picture book, illustrated by the award-winning Steve Smallman, available to buy on the day!

For ages 3-7

 Running time 45 mins. Stickers and activity sheets provided after the show.  Join this acclaimed theatre company for a glorious story of sharing, exploring, and daring.

 “You really transported us all to the different places.  Funny and poignant.  We loved it – and look forward to reading the book at home.  Hope to see you again!”
Mum and Robyn, age 5, Karamel Kids

 “Thank you for an utterly fabulous afternoon of theatre, fun and fantastic big pants!”
Stepping Into Stories Herne Hill Kids Lit Festival

 “Fantastic show.  Three generations enjoyed it so much!”
Malek family, Chiswick Book Festival

“I would just like to say how much my little one and myself enjoyed your show!  It was so engaging that she remained focused for the whole play, even at such a young age.  Thank you for making her very first visit to a theatre so special!”
Mum, Courtyard Arts Centre

Youtube trailer here

8pm - 10pm

Held in the main hall

Come on down to perform or just enjoy the talent at the Globe's famous open mic. Acts start at 8pm.

 3pm  Tickets £14 (Discounts available for multiples and both show)

How is it possible to attend, here in Hay, the world's largest festival, with over 500,000 all together on a Northern NY State dairy farm?

How is it possible to be on the beach opposite the Kennedy Space Centre watching the launch of Apollo 11; be part of an anti-Vietnam war riot; be a chopper pilot ferrying the world's most famous musicians upstate; be the captain of a Russian nuclear submarine off Cuba's coast; to be a musician stepping out onto the stage at Woodstock?

Simple. Award-winning Something Underground are bringing you their latest, open air stage show, The Spirit of Woodstock..... Over two wild and immersive hours. The politics, the conflicts, the music, the protests, the moon landings, the civil-rights movement, the adverts, the drugs, the music, the musicians and the personalities, all imbued with the soundscape of this incredible era.

Come wrapped up in tie dye, ready to be taken back to a time that was happening, golden and groovy, baby.

 5 Stars “…an exceptionally crafted & masterfully executed epic.” The Lewesian

 “…a massive theatrical achievement...deserves some kind of award!” Brighton Source 2020

Buy Tickets Here

7pm  Tickets £14 ( Discounts for multiples or both shows)

The Children of the 70’s…saw life change radically. Now you can too.

From the creator of The Spirit of Woodstock…

The next chapter…From Space Invaders to Star Wars, glam rock to punk, flares to safety pins, Wilson to Thatcher, Apollo to Skylab & The Shuttle, OPEC to queues at petrol stations. From Bloody Sunday to Power Sharing, power cuts to 3 day weeks, disco… to the winter of discontent. From main frames to Apples, post strikes to email. Old money to decimal, past VAT, into the EU & up the butter mountains. From The Cold War to the Cod Wars to The Godfather and more….…with music, soundscapes & platform shoes to remind you of good times, & bad.

A highly dynamic & energetic theatre collage of the stories, the time, the people, the music. A romp through the 70’s.

"Outstandig Show.... masterly…such integrity….both hilarious and chilling by turns. Brown’s extraordinary fluency & quick-change of voices, body language & peaked caps entertains first & foremost, informs last of all…. mesmerising… why (isn’t) this virtuoso writer, director & performer already a national icon? There’s no greater writer/performer working in Brighton, or Sussex.” Fringe Review. May 2022

Buy Tickets Here

11am - 3pm

Congratulations on your engagement!

If you have already booked your special day with us or you are just starting the planning process, join us at The Globe at Hay on 6th March 2022 for our Wedding Fayre!  Our event promises to be the ideal opportunity to meet with local Wedding suppliers! From fabulous florists to creative curators of dazzling displays, our Wedding Fayre will have all you need to plan your perfect day!

Entry is free with the option to grab a glass of Prosecco and a Wedding Gift Bag for £5 per person.