Jammy Custard Website Launched (finally!)

Matt and myself are finally taking the plunge. Jammy Custard Productions is effectively, up and running! We've just launched our full site www.jammycustard.co.uk

We would like to say thanks to all those at Rumney Folk Club for being so supportive over the past year. Its been a long time coming, but we're here now! Spread the word....pretty please! :0)

March Photo Gallery is up!

Sorry this one has taken a while. I know a few people have been asking after them.

I'm having a few problems with images at the moment, particularly the slideshow functions that allows you to go from one image to the other when they're full-size. In the mean-time you'll have to press the good ol' back button at the top of your browser!

Click here to go see!

- Paddy -

This Friday: An Evening of Guitar music @ St. Augustine's Church Hall

Don't forget this Friday! These 2 very fine musicians will be very much worth seeing, especially in the atmosphere you'd expect at the folk club and Dot & Arwyn on the bar!

Details:

Timothy Tate (Classical Guitar) & Stephen Black (a.k.a. Sweet Baboo).
Timothy Tate- music from Paraguay, Brazil, Spain & Scotland on a guitar
followed by a glorious set of country/folk from
Stephen Black- music from his infamous alter-ego Sweet Baboo
£5 the lot. Also features candle-lit tables and a licensed bar
www.myspace.com/timothytate
www.myspace.com/sweetbabootheband

Rumney Folk Club in the Capital Times!

The club is featured on page 7 of the Capital Times monthly newspaper this month. Rejoice!

The article includes a photo of the committee members and brief details of the club and its involvements with raising money for the St. Augustine's Church Restoration Fund.

The newspaper can be downloaded here (April not up yet).

Blogginess!

Hello all! Whilst I've been busy applying final touches and the like to Jammy Custard, I've managed to squeeze a few updates into the site and most notably, here!- the Rumney Folk Club News blog. This just compiles all the news into one section and allows others to update without having to filter through a lot of coding or without us having to splash out on a fancy system. This of course relieves me of a bit of work (which I do enjoy) but also allows for info to get posted quicker. Grand stuff!

I know there's plenty of news to be posted, including the launch of the festival sub-site which will be up and running hopefully next month. More information including the line-up will be posted in the mean time.

I've been told a few people are eager to see some more photos, which I hope to get up sometime within the week. fingers crossed!

Anyway, I'll report back soon enough with more news and look forward to seeing you at the next folk club (15th May) with a 6x or a speck' hen in hand.

-Paddy-