BBC Folk Singer of the Year Bella Hardy has sung unaccompanied ballads at a sold-out Royal Albert Hall, taken her band to the National Concert Hall of Budapest, and learnt the songs of Chinese farmers during her time as British Council Musician in Residence in Yunnan Province. She’s sat on the moors of her beloved Peak District with only her fiddle for company. She spent a year in Tennessee as a ranch hand, looking after horses, fiddle-singing in the diners, and immersing herself in the music culture of Nashville. With her mesmerising voice and ability to conjure and twist stories that call straight to the heart, Bella has beguiled audiences from Canada to Japan, from Spanish bars, to Castles, to Concert Halls.

With songs, dancing, listening as well as bubbles, percussion, props and informal introductions, this is a fun and informal gig for adults and their children aged 0-5 years.

Tickets

• There's no need to print your tickets, just show your QR code or give your name on the door.

• Please book tickets for all attendees.

• Refunds are available up to 7 days before the start of the event.

More info for on the day

• Large bags and coats should be left at the side of the room.

• There are nappy changing facilities and feel free to breastfeed.

• Free tea, coffee and squash will be available at this event.

• The pub's bar and kitchen open at 12 - why not book a table and stay for lunch? https://www.mygreystones.co.uk

• You are responsible for the safety of your own children and belongings.

• This venue is accessible for buggies and wheelchairs. Please contact us with any accessibility queries.