We’re reworking the gallery, which is going to take a while, but I hope there’s enough here to whet your appetite.
We’ve lots more photos to put here but are frantically busy, so please check back from time to time.
More photos from 2023. Some of these photos are from event photographers Alex Cossey and Buffy Thompson. Thank you both for permission to use these photos.
July 2023, Ely Folk Festival (thank you to Naomi Smith and Shelagh Partington for the photos).
February 2023, Great Shelford.
November 2022, The Ark, Isleham.
November 2022, Sawston.
November 2022, Isleham.
June 2022. St Edmundsbury Cathedral.
February 2020. A ceilidh in Little Thetford Village Hall, a brilliant evening arranged by the Little Thetford Feast Committee. This is the first ceilidh there for quite a while but it won’t be the last.
More pictures on the Little Thetford Feast page on Facebook here.
November 2019. Sheila Neill’s big fund-raiser in aid of Addenbrookes and Papworth hospitals, and Macmillan Cancer Support. A huge turn-out at the City of Ely College, including our mayor, dancing in his robes. More pictures here.
October 2019. We were excited to be asked to play for a ceilidh in the Lady Chapel of Ely Cathedral, celebrating the harvest, our second cathedral ceilidh this year. I’ll post a few pictures from that night but you can find a huge number more here – many thanks to Alan Gamble for his great pictures.
June 2019. Pictures from the ceilidh we played for in Bury-Saint-Edmunds cathedral, in aid of the choir school.
Yet more pictures of Catch the Pigeon in action, but keep going – there are more to come!
We’ve a few pictures from our January 2018 ceilidh in Wicken here and a lot more from Andrew Goodbody here. Thanks, Andrew.
Here are some pictures from one of our 2017 ceilidhs at the Beet Club in Ely and a brief video clip. There are lots more pictures here – many thanks to Andrew Goodbody.
Rather a long time ago, three of us spent some time in the studio, making videos to showcase John’s wonderful drums (see here). I know we look frighteningly serious in these clips but we really were having a lot of fun.