Folklincs
Folk Music Tuition ♫ Folklincs Band
Youthlincs
The FolkLincs Festival is set to return to Barton-upon-Humber on July 18 and 19, 2025, promising a vibrant celebration of folk music and culture.
Hosted at The Ropewalk in Barton and various locations close-by, this annual event has become a cornerstone of North Lincolnshire's cultural calendar. Building on the success of previous years, the 2025 festival will feature an eclectic mix of performances, workshops, and community activities.
Attendees can look forward to live music from both established and emerging folk artists, offering a diverse range of traditional and contemporary sounds. In addition to the musical lineup, the festival will offer interactive workshops, providing opportunities for participants to engage with various aspects of folk arts and roots music.
Early bird tickets are now available, offering the best prices for the full festival experience. To secure your spot book now on our Events page:
Images from Folklincs Festival 2024
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About FolklincsTUITION
Step by step learning and stage by stage development. Whatever your age, you can enjoy learning to play a musical instrument and acquire skills for life. Our tutors are friendly and experts in their field.
ACOUSTIC CLUB
At the Ropewalk, Barton-upon-Humber
Listen or Play
A stage for the performance and appreciation of live folk music
SLOW SESSIONS
Take existing instrumental skills & develop the techniques for playing folk music. A progressive development of your folk music repertoire.
OUR TUTORS
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Folklincs Tutors are experienced musicians with teaching expertise.
FOLKLINCS BAND
The folklincs band is the public face of the organisation and in demand at folk events across the region and beyond.
YOUTHLINCS
Youthlincs represents the emergence of new young talent on to the stage
As we practice the notes repeatedly, gradually and instinctively, we feel the music in our fingers - just as we hear it in our heads. It is a process that we mostly conduct for ourselves in a quest to master the instrument as best we can. We seek to find a place where the composer intended us to arrive. And this place can be shared with others as they too journey on the highway of musical achievement. And in music, there is room for the individual as well as the group. Practice brings growth, and pleasure from the resulting accomplishment. Yet, there is an even greater pleasure in having the success validated by the applause of an audience.
