Afternoon concert & craft session for toddlers, families and adults alike

Mini Folk Presents: Afternoon Concert & Craft Session

A warm and creative gathering for toddlers, parents, carers – and anyone who loves music and making things.

We invite you and your little ones to The Old Church Stoke Newington for a cosy afternoon concert led by Scottish singer-songwriter Adam Beattie ft some of London's finest musicians as guests, alongside a hands-on spring craft table hosted by Mini Folk organiser Dila V.

Craft Time:

Celebrate the season with spring-themed animal portraits using leaves, natural textures, and sparkles. There will also be plenty of playful craft materials for open, sensory creativity.

About the Music:

Adam Beattie is a celebrated voice on the London music scene. A Scottish guitarist and songwriter active since 2003, he has released five albums and performed widely across the UK and Europe. His music draws from Scottish folk traditions, old-time jazz, blues and storytelling songwriting, carried by his warm, distinctive voice.

Expect rich vocal storytelling, gentle grooves, toe-tapping tunes and a warm, welcoming atmosphere that grown-ups can really enjoy, while the kids dance, wriggle, draw, lie on the floor, or simply take it all in.

Why Mini Folk?

We believe great live music should be for everyone.

No more missing gigs due to bedtime, and no need for little ears to hear only “children’s songs.” Mini Folk creates space where all ages can share in music, creativity and community together, in daylight, with space to play.

Come as you are.

No pressure.

Lots of joy.

Leave with leaves stuck to your jumper and a song in your head. 🍁🎶

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We have a buggy area in entrance but due to limited space we kindly ask you to fold buggies on arrival where possible

Venue will have refreshments available during event

Photography and video recording will take place at our events for promotional, marketing and archival purposes. This may include use on our website, social media channels, printed materials and future event publicity.

If any parent or carer does not wish for their child to be photographed or filmed, they must inform door staff upon arrival. We will ensure that the child is identified to staff and excluded from promotional photography and filming wherever reasonably possible.

We will take reasonable steps to respect these requests and to avoid capturing or publishing images of children whose parents have opted out. Parents and carers are asked to be mindful of other families when taking their own photographs or videos.

All children must remain the responsibility of their parent or designated carer during events.

Please help us keep our events nut free, to keep those with allergies safe.

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