Salisbury Folk Club: Daria Kulesh, plus floor spots

Daria Kulesh is the main feature at Salisbury Folk Club on Wednesday 11 November, at the Harnham Community Sports & Social Club on Parsonage Green. The night starts at 7.30pm, and it's a proper folk club evening: the first half is all floor spots, with the main act taking over for the second.

Kulesh is a Russian-born folk singer and songwriter who's been based in the UK for the last fifteen years. Her songs are described as fearlessly exploring her heritage and her turbulent family history, and she's won several awards for her albums. Mike Harding called her 'one of the finest voices and one of the most intriguing and interesting songwriters on the present folk scene'.

Before she takes the stage, the first half belongs to the floor spots, where you'll hear Bob Primmer, Guinea Lane Saxophones, and storyteller Paul Butler. It's the kind of night that works best if you arrive early and settle in for the whole thing, rather than just dropping in for the headliner. The club has a bar, so you can grab a drink and listen to the opening acts before Kulesh starts her set.

Entry is £5. The venue is the Harnham Community Sports & Social Club, Parsonage Green, Salisbury, SP2 8LA, and parking is limited, so it's worth keeping that in mind if you're driving in.