
A summer solstice celebration featuring traditional folk music, stories and songs from Ireland, Wales and England.
The summer solstice is approaching, and for those interested in traditional music, there is a specific event happening on June 21, 2026, at The Green Door Store. This venue, located on Trafalgar Street, Brighton (BN1 4FQ), will host an evening dedicated to folk music from Ireland, Wales, and England. The event is scheduled to run from 19:00 to 23:00, offering a space to listen to various interpretations of traditional melodies and storytelling.
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The lineup for this year features three distinct acts. The headliner is Cara Elin, a Welsh band known for creating soundscapes based on the Mabinogion tales, focusing on themes related to mountains and traditional folklore. They are joined by Babette, a female folk ensemble that incorporates medieval and traditional melodies into their performance, using acoustic textures and vocal harmonies. The evening begins with Alice Brightman, a Brighton-based harpist and singer-songwriter who performs arrangements of traditional songs originating from Ireland, Scotland, and Wales.
For those planning to attend, the standard ticket price is £8.00. The event is structured as a celebration of the solstice, bringing together different regional folk traditions under one roof. It serves as an opportunity to hear these specific artists perform in a live setting within the city.
Date
Sunday, 21 June 2026
19:00
Location
The Green Door StorePrice
Paid
Recommended Age
+16 years
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