Information - Unfortunately due to issues beyond our control we will not be able to use St. Johns Church as our main venue.
All our main concerts will be transferred to the Dining Room at the Masonic Lodge. As there are restrictions in numbers at the Masonic Lodge we have taken the decision to make the Friday night, Saturday night and Sunday afternoon concerts available to paid ticket holders only to ensure ticket buyers can gain entry.
The Masonic Hall, 51 Whitcliffe Road, Cleckheaton
The Lodge of Friendship will be our hosts with a Real Ale bar, Pie & Peas, Soup & Roll and disabled access, we are looking forward to being there once again. It can be reached on foot (approx. 1/2mile) by turning right outside the Church grounds and across at the traffic lights to get to Whitegates, on your left, continue walking across the bottom of Market Street, Cheapside, Albion Street and in front of Savoy Square, opposite the Town Hall, before turning up Horncastle Street, past Home Bargains and across onto Serpentine Road walking up and past the Tesco Filling station on your left, turning left at the junction at the end the Lodge is then 100 yds. up the road.
Methodist Church Hall, Mortimer Street
To reach the Methodist Church Community Rooms turn right out of the Church Grounds, cross the road at the traffic lights to walk along the top of the park, turning first left and then right onto Mortimer Street
The Commercial is on Bradford Road
This is usually the venue for the musicians sessions. It can be reached on foot (approx. 1/4 mile) by turning right outside the Church grounds and across at the traffic lights to get to Whitegates, on your left, continue walking across the bottom of Market Street, Cheapside, Albion Street and Horncastle Street The Commercial is then 25yds on your left.
The Rose & Crown
The venue for the sing-around sessions will be The Rose & Crown which is on Westgate opposite the Post Office. To reach The Rose & Crown turn right out of the Church Grounds, cross the road at the traffic lights to walk along the top of the park, cross the road to the Post Office and the Rose and Crown is across the pedestrian crossing.
