Oxford's much-toured 4-piece band, Moonrakers (Celtic harp, cello, stringed instruments, whistles, female/male vocals), pride themselves on having brought traditional and contemporary folk music to new audiences in village halls, churches, arts centres and festivals across the south of England in recent years. With songs and tunes from the English, Irish and Scottish tradition as well as their own compositions, they’ve been described as “startlingly talented” (Oxford Times), with five albums of "exquisite music "(BBC) and "truly wonderful" (Wycombe Festival) performances. 2018 saw the launch of their latest album ‘Tides’ which has received glowing reviews in the music press (“The real deal”, The Living Tradition; “Uplifting, sensitively crafted songs and tunes” FATEA magazine) .To see and hear more, go to www.moonrakers.net

This is an unusual event - an open air amphitheatre in beautiful gardens of the house/garden centre. Bring a picnic (or buy one from the Teashop in advance) and we'll play an early evening concert at 5pm. Refreshments available. £15 on the door or in advance from www.universe.com/moonrakers or 01865 769206.