Performances in 2025:-
13th April. Temple Newsam House. Part of the NE Early Music Forum day of music.
14th May. Lunchtime concert 1-2pm. Doncaster Baptist Church, Chequer Rd.
6th July. Hooton Pagnell Village Fayre.
3rd August. Sheffield Manor, Living History Day.
16th August, Doncaster Corn Exchange. Doncaster & District Family History Fair. Informal music during the day. come and say hello at our display.
2nd December. Warmsworth Ladies Club
11th December. Sprotbrough Music Society
14th December. Potential booking.
Please do get in touch if you would like to discuss any events you might have in mind.
Performances in 2024:-
28th February. Talk & presentation to Doncaster & District Family History Society.
22nd June. 7pm. Mr Brewsters Delight. Bawtry Library. Part Of Bawtry Arts Festival
1st September. Sheffield Manor, History Through The Ages.
6th-8th September. The 10th Festival of The International Guild of Town Pipers. ‘s Hertogenbosch, Netherlands.
24th September. Private Event for Doncaster Choral Society
28th September. Selby Abbey, Living History Day 10am-3pm
12th October. D&DFH Family History Fair. 10am-4pm. Exhibition & demonstrations only.
4th December. Cusworth Hall, for the Friends of CusworthHall
15th December. Cresswell Crags. Music for Santas Grotto!
18th December. Wakefield Chantry Chapel with St Austins Choir.
Past Performances have included:-
Haddon Hall, Gainsborough Old Hall, Bolsover Castle, Sheffield Manor, Sheffield Cathedral, Doncaster Minster, Doncaster Mansion House, Temple Newsam House, Worksop Priory, Pontefract Castle, Selby Abbey and the York Mystery Plays.
The festivals of the International Guild of Town Pipers have taken us to York, Lincoln, Colchester, Gloucester, Kings Lynn, Worcester and the city of ‘s-Hertogenbosch in the Netherlands. We have also played for many local societies, as well as the Bawtry & Retford Illuminate festivals, part of the Mayflower 400 celebrations in 2019.
During the 2020 lockdown the waites recorded material for two of Heritage Doncasters series of “5 minute Histories”, The Mayflower & Swift Nick.
For a brief moment of fame, we appeared on the BBC alongside the late Dave Myers (The Hairy Biker) on his series The Hairy Builder.
