A Brief History of Music
“Eclectic and enjoyable… a bewildering range of instruments” (English Dance and Song) ‘A Brief History Of Music‘ takes in 600 years of musical history in 90 minutes! Beginning in the...
This calendar shows village events that are taking place at the Hall. There are other bookings, such as regular classes or private party bookings, that are not shown. Please contact Emma, our bookings secretary, on emma@halsvh.org.uk to check if the hall is free.
“Eclectic and enjoyable… a bewildering range of instruments” (English Dance and Song) ‘A Brief History Of Music‘ takes in 600 years of musical history in 90 minutes! Beginning in the...
The return of the Horton Quiz night – Friday 24th September @ 7:30. We got bored of quizzes during lockdown – what we missed was meeting up and doing them...
Back for another visit, by popular request. Ninebarrow are a multi-award-winning folk duo, who are impressing audiences across the country with their innovative and captivating take on the folk tradition....
A HISTORY IN FIFTY – an outline of England’s architectural development seen through fifty properties of the National Trust With David Grech In 2020 the Covid pandemic impacted on all...
Doors open 7.30pm, concert starts at 8pm. Bar and light refreshments available. Come and join us for another evening in the company of Harbottle and Jonas - “One of the...
Horton Spring Bull Run - scenic 4 miles Sunday 8th May, 10.30am start - Horton Village Hall, BS37 6QN More details - 01454 319889 or 07501 808468 www.hortonbullrun.co.uk email hortonbullrun@ymail.com...
Please join us for an entertaining evening that will showcase the range and variety of music written for wind quintet, from Mozart to Poulenc and Malcolm Arnold to George Gershwin....
Sunday 23rd April 10.30am start More details from 01454 319889 or 07501 808468 hortonbullrun@ymail.com
You, your family and friends are invited to Horton & Little Sodbury’s Coronation party on 6th May at the Village Hall, Horton. Watch the day’s events on a big screen in...
A talk by Alison Barlow, in aid of HorseHeard and other charities