Hepworth Village Hall, Towngate, Hepworth
Holmfirth, West Yorkshire, HD9 1TE
Folk Nights
The folk nights at Hepworth started in Feb 2009 originally as a one off event for the village and to raise funds for the village hall association. The idea came from Paul & Di Drury, both keen music fans. The first show featured Sheffield band Crucible and was a great success and inspired us to put on a whole series of similar nights. From Sept 2010 the folk nights became known as HEPWORTHLIVE.
HEPWORTHLIVE will normally take place on the last Saturday of every month September through to April. There may be the occasional extra night if we have the opportunity to book somebody we really want. All the acts will be of the highest quality and not simply filling a vacant slot. Although the hall only has a maximum capacity of 100 people we will be aiming to book top acts; ticket prices will be as low as we can make them and any profit will either fund more expensive gigs or goes back to the village hall association at the end of the season.
All concerts start at 8pm with doors opening at 7.30pm.
A bar is available with very reasonably priced drinks and hand pulled real ales.
Hepworth Village Hall
The hall is in the picturesque Pennine village of Hepworth near Holmfirth. The area is famous as the location for the long running TV comedy Last Of the Summer Wine. Consequently there is a range of accommodation locally for anybody wanting to stay overnight following a concert, see the Links page.
The hall is well used & has a very active community association which puts on numerous events throughout the year including pantomimes, plays, monthly film nights,visiting theatre companies and many other social and fund raising events. It can also be hired for private parties. For more information see
http://www.hepworthvillagehall.org.uk
