Schedule
Cawoodstock is a family festival and in general children are welcome throughout Cawoodstock. Activities particularly suitable for children are marked with However, events in the later evening and those taking place in pubs may not be quite as suitable for children, and the venues may have their own family policies, which you must abide by.Friday 27rd August - Saturday 28th August - Sunday 29th August - Monday 30th August -
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Friday 27rd August
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Saturday 28th August
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Sunday 29th August
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Monday 30th August
Time | Event / Band / Activity | Venue |
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1430-1545 | Natural Antagonists | The Jolly Sailor |
1545-1700 | Lindsey Shields | The Jolly Sailor |
1700-1800 | Darren Butler | The Jolly Sailor |
1800-1900 |
Kit Frost
Piano and vocals from Cawood's own Kit Frost, covering jazz, soul, and R&B classics |
The Jolly Sailor |
1900-2000 | James Willis | The Jolly Sailor |
2000-2100 |
Kris Crump
Chris is another talented local musician playing acoustic music with an unusual Country and Western vibe, as well as solo vocals that are out of this world. |
The Jolly Sailor |
2000-2200 |
Julian Socha
Electric and Acoustic Guitarist Singer-Songwriter returns to the Ferry Inn for Cawoodstock. |
The Ferry Inn |
2100-late |
Open Jam Session
No it's *not* an Open Mic - it's a jam session! Get a drink and bring an instrument. Expect to join in with everyone else's stuff. No rules except don't drown everyone else out with your Mesa/Boogie stack ;-) Aim acoustic... we have instruments at the Jolly including piano, cajon, guitar and uke. |
The Jolly Sailor |
Time | Event / Band / Activity | Venue |
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1100-1400 |
Refreshments at Cawood Church
Refreshments are served at Cawood's historic church on Cawoodstock Saturday, Sunday and Monday, in aid of church funds. Please do go along to see this beautiful church, one of very few Royal Peculiars (exempt from the jurisdiction of the diocese and the province in which it lies and subject to the direct jurisdiction of the monarch) outside London. You will also be supporting Cawood church by buying refreshments. |
Cawood All Saints' Church |
1200-1300 |
Sophie Moss
Sophie is a Singer/Songwriter from Castleford, West Yorkshire. |
The Jolly Sailor |
1300-1430 |
Michael Collinson
Michael Collinson from The Lights acoustic duo plays us an acoustic solo set |
The Jolly Sailor |
1400-1600 |
Kids Crafts in the Old Boys' School
On Saturday 28th August, alongside Cawoodstock & the Fairy Trail, Cawood Brownies & Rainbows will be hosting a joint fund raising event at the OBS from 2-4pm, offering a range of children's crafts for all ages including the ever-popular sand art & fairy-themed activities. We will also be serving hot & cold drinks & home made refreshments. Please come along and support us if you can! All profits will be used by our Rainbow & Brownie leaders to support the fun, varied & challenging programme of activities we offer to our young people. |
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1430-1530 |
The Lydia Bousfield Group
Lydia will line up with her brother Isaac, on bass, Aunty Amanda on viola and Dad, Marcus on electric guitar to sing songs written by Sting, Amy Winehouse, Damien Rice, and several well-known Jazz standards. |
The Jolly Sailor |
1530-1700 | CeeJay | The Jolly Sailor |
1700-1900 | Jake Segrave on guitar | The Ferry Inn |
1700-1830 | Wildflowers | The Jolly Sailor |
1830-2000 | Nick Ward | The Jolly Sailor |
1900-2100 | Louis Brown Elvis Tribute | The Ferry Inn |
2000-2100 | Tri-starr | The Jolly Sailor |
2100-late |
The Sicknotes Of Cawood
The Sicknotes lineup of guitar, double bass, drums, and 3 singers return to their home venue bringing more of their Cawoodstock-headlining Ramshackle Sound and unusual blend of Rockabilly, jazz, blues and pop. Something for everyone, from chilled dark jazz sounds right up to danceable, floor-filling cheese. |
The Jolly Sailor |
Time | Event / Band / Activity | Venue |
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1100-1400 |
Refreshments at Cawood Church
Refreshments are served at Cawood's historic church on Cawoodstock Saturday, Sunday and Monday, in aid of church funds. Please do go along to see this beautiful church, one of very few Royal Peculiars (exempt from the jurisdiction of the diocese and the province in which it lies and subject to the direct jurisdiction of the monarch) outside London. You will also be supporting Cawood church by buying refreshments. |
Cawood All Saints' Church |
1200-1400 |
Young Musicians's Open Jam Session
A fun, simple singalong and jam session just for young musicians to get them into jamming! Sing your favourite songs & play instruments with your friends and a live acoustic band! Nobody's going to be put on the spot to play solo, it's a joint effort - a jam, not an open mic. Plenty of musical parents will be around to help out and get everyone involved. |
The Jolly Sailor |
1200-1300 | Yorky Pud Street Band (outside) | The Jolly Sailor |
1400-1530 |
Debra Simpson
original and cover songs in the style of Joan Baez, Joni Mitchell, Sandy Denny and others of the 60's folk revival era. A part of York's music scene for just over 4 years, although she has played and sung for most of her life. |
The Jolly Sailor |
1530-1630 |
Pete Brown and Stuart Bolton
Acoustic and electric covers duo in the lounge area of the Jolly Sailor |
The Jolly Sailor |
1630-1700 |
The Funk Cats
Instrumental Funk Band (featuring a Nuno Bettencourt lookalike on guitar) Seriously Funky. |
The Jolly Sailor |
1700-2100 |
DJ Alex Malam
Playing chilled out dance Ibiza classics |
The Ferry Inn |
1800-1900 |
Rubix Cube (solo set)
Solo set from one member of the 80s Party Band 'Rubix Cube' |
The Jolly Sailor |
1930-2100 |
Harrison Rimmer
Celebrated local singer-songriter and jam session legend returns to Cawoodstock for his third year! |
The Jolly Sailor |
2100-late |
The Black Dogs
4-piece Indie Rock covers band closing the Cawoodstock Music and Cultural Festival 2021 |
The Jolly Sailor |
Time | Event / Band / Activity | Venue |
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1100-1400 |
Refreshments at Cawood Church
Refreshments are served at Cawood's historic church on Cawoodstock Saturday, Sunday and Monday, in aid of church funds. Please do go along to see this beautiful church, one of very few Royal Peculiars (exempt from the jurisdiction of the diocese and the province in which it lies and subject to the direct jurisdiction of the monarch) outside London. You will also be supporting Cawood church by buying refreshments. |
Cawood All Saints' Church |