Live Music - Scarecrow People

Friendly intimate membership club night at the cosy museum.

Night at the Museum is back!

With Scarecrow People LIVE!

Support - Skye El Shirbini & Finn Anderson-Hendra - trad british folk (Royal Academy of Music)

An intimate friendly vibe with live acoustic acts.

A retro digital detox!

Presenting:

Scarecrow People

Kevin Blue (music) and Diane Scarlet (voice).

A strange eerie mix of Japan and Jazz. I can't wait for the public to hear the tracks” - Mik Scarlet, journalist/broadcaster

“Reminds me a bit of the wonderful Mariane Faithfull” - Chas Hines, singer, Bona Rays

Bring your ears, vibes, bring your friends — and maybe a drink (or two).

In a tiny cosy museum with radical histories...and a vintage 1959 dansette ...expect warmth ...expect the unusual.

Tickets are what you can afford

We appreciate donations to support live music and the independent museum.

Capacity - no more than 32 standing room!

Outdoor space available outside.

Drinks - wine beer, barista coffee and herbal teas available.

Do note:

The museum is open during the day and you can drop in earlier to see our objects, films, photos and library and stay on until the event.

Disabled access via a ramp.

Disabled toilet is accessible next door.

Photo credit - Bari Goddard

Above photo of Scarecrow People

reviews of Scarecrow People's debut single, " A Dirty Heart"

“Heard the first track. Bloody fantastic. A strange eerie mix of Japan and Jazz. I can't wait for the public to hear the tracks” - Mik Scarlet, journalist/broadcaster

“Reminds me a bit of the wonderful Mariane Faithfull” - Chas Hines, singer, Bona Rays

“Wow what a voice. Very gothic in the literal sense. An atmospheric and cinematic track that lives in a similar world to Aloha Dead. The sound perfectly matches the image you've created in the photos and the band name which is genius” - Crispin Coulson, MetroGlow, electronic composer

“Stunning! I loved everything. Diane's warm vocals and superb interpretation, those guitars so cleverly placed in the background, almost resembling a synth and reminding me somehow of Bowie's Low album. Very good in my opinion and totally original....” Denise DeltaUnit, singer/compose

Skye El Shirbini on violin at peoples Museum.

Photo Diana Foster

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