Fringe

All fringe events are free! No booking required.
11Friday21:30-22:30The Lost Boy
Opera by Jago Thornton and Anastasia Bruce-Jones
Venue: St Asaph Parish Church
12Saturday21:30-23:00Denuo
Multi-instrumentalist and songwriter Tom Mason
Venue: The New Inn, St Asaph
16Wednesday20:00-23:00Open Mic NightVenue: Nant y Felin Restaurant & Bar, Llanrhaeadr
17Thursday21:30-23:00Panedeni
A unique musical ensemble which promotes Arabic and Welsh folk music
Venue: The New Inn, St Asaph
18Friday13:00-14:00Festival Talk: Mario in the Mist
Mario Kreft MBE in conversation with Paul Mealor
Venue: St Asaph Parish Church
18Friday17:15-18:15Professor Menna Elfyn
Poetry event with the award winning Welsh poet and playwright
Limited numbers - please email admin@nwimf.com to book
Venue: TBC
18Friday21:30-23:00The Lighted Stage Songwriter Showcase
With singer-songwriters Jude Lane, Vin Murtagh and Steve Croft
Venue: The Barrow Inn, St Asaph
18Friday21:30-23:00North Wales Comedy NightVenue: The New Inn, St Asaph

Friday 11 September

 21.30   The Lost Boy by Jago Thornton and Anastasia Bruce-Jones

New opera exploring themes of mental health, grief, the AIDS crisis, the changing natural environment and LGBT identity (NWIMF co-commission with JAM on the Marsh).

Venue: St Asaph Parish Church

Saturday 12 September

21.30   Denuo

Welsh multi-instrumentalist and songwriter Tom Mason – dreamy soundscapes, ambient pop, and shoegaze elements.

Wednesday 16 September

20:00   Open Mic Night - Nant y Felin Restaurant & Bar, Llanrhaeadr

An evening of music, food, and good vibes!
Start your night with a delicious meal before the music kicks off at 8pm. Then stick around from 8:30pm as local talent takes the stage for a relaxed plug-and-play session. Whether you’re a musician ready to jam or just in the mood for great food and live music, we’d love to have you. Anyone is welcome and we have a house guitar and piano for people to play if they’d like.

https://nantyfelin.co.uk
https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100059273300359

Thursday 17 September

21.30   Panedeni

A unique musical ensemble which promotes Arabic and Welsh folk music. Their name fuses the Welsh phrase, Paned, for a “cup of tea” with Adeni tea from Aden, Yemen.

Friday 18 September

13.00   Festival Talk: Mario in the Mist

Mario Kreft MBE in an illustrated conversation with Paul Mealor, discussing his trips to Uganda and Kenya to witness the majesty of gorillas, their interactions with humans and conservation work in the area.

Venue: St Asaph Parish Church

Friday 18 September

17:15   Professor Menna Elfyn

Poetry event with the award winning Welsh poet and playwright. This is a free event though numbers are very limited. Please book with Caroline Thomas, Festival Manager asap to avoid disappointment - admin@nwimf.com.

Venue: TBC

Friday 18 September

21:30 The Lighted Stage Songwriter Showcase, hosted by Jude Lane, with guests Vin Murtagh and Steve Croft.

Join Jude Lane with guests, Vin Murtagh and Steve Croft, for a Lighted Stage Songwriter Showcase evening. They will play their original songs and share some of their inspirations, including storytelling, traditional folk music and the Mod Revival. 

A free event at The Barrow, High Street, St. Asaph on Friday 18th September from 9.30pm - 11pm, following the regular monthly Songwriter Sessions meeting, which starts at 7.30pm. 

All welcome to join us for the whole evening or to arrive for the performance at 9.30.

https://www.facebook.com/TheBarrowStAsaph
https://www.facebook.com/TheLightedStage

Saturday 19 September

21.30   North Wales Comedy Night

Fringe events at The New Inn (Lower Denbigh Road, St Asaph) are free. No booking is required. Parking is free and to the side of the Inn. The New Inn is an intimate setting offering real ale and other beverages. More information and where to find the New Inn is here - https://www.jwlees.co.uk/venue/new-inn
https://www.facebook.com/NewInn13