They're now serving authentic Italian stone-baked pizzas and are famous for their Bottomless Brunch every Saturday.
Encore Vocal Choir
Encore Vocal Choir is a West Sussex based choir singing songs from pop to rock and some from well known musicals too.
They welcome all singers, there is no experience needed to join and your first session is free!
Their sessions are -
Goring- Goring Methodist Church Hall- Tuesday’s 10am-12pm
Chichester- North Mundham Village Hall- Tuesday’s 6.30pm-8.30pm
Storrington- Trinity Methodist Church Hall- Wednesday 6.30pm-8.30pm (starting 3rd Sept)
Yapton- Yapton and Ford Village Hall- Thursday’s 6.30pm-8.30pm.
Encore Vocal Choir is a place for anyone who loves singing and wants to make new friends.
It is a trulyuplifting and life-changing experience.
Broomdasher
Broomdasher are a London based acapella group who share a love of traditional songs from across the British Isles, entertaining with their arrangements of both the much–loved and less well known songs and encouraging audiences to join in.
Regular performers at the South Downs Folk Festival since 2018, their last appearance here was in 2022 when they completed the final show in their UK Tour of The Country Diary of an Edwardian Lady. They are pleased to be returning to the South Downs for the 2025 Festival.
Broomdasher are: Richard Cryan, Deena Marcus-Jedamzik, Margaret Moore and Jo Swinhoe.
Nick Lawrence
"A very original, great singersSongwriter!" ~ Kent Folk on BBC Radio Kent
From foot-stomping folk to heartfelt ballads to historical commentary and story telling, Nick draws from the well of traditional and contemporary folk to compose his songs. His compositions evoke images of centuries gone by, be that wassailing in the winter, the re-telling of Viking raids in Kent, or spurned love, where the audience will be singing along, laughing, and maybe even shedding a tear throughout the performance.
Alfonso the Magnificent
Performing original songs, that range from emotionally charged ballads to tunes that you won't be able to resist dancing to, Alfonso draw upon a musical pallet that references contemporary folk, Latin, jazz and classical music.
Over the years they have performed at many local venues, including the Ropetackle Arts Centre Shoreham. They have also headlined several folk clubs in the South East - most notably Twick Folk (London) and Hambledon Folk Club (Hampshire), and have played live sessions on the radio.