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Date	Event	Admission
17th March 2000 4:30 onwards	St Patrick's Day Family event: featuring: Gino Lupari & Friends, Irish Music with a touch of R'n'B & Cajun Brent Young Irish Musicians, Traditional Irish from the North London Youngsters Storytelling from Kate Corkery For the younger set	Free More Info
July August September	Summer Recess	We're all going on a Summer Holiday. Watch out for something completely different from October

Thursday Free 17th of June	Gino Lupari : raising Cain again Plus poetry from Vice Verso	£5.00 Concs. £3.00 Pay at door (email BWIG to reserve guaranteed admission)
Thursday 20th May	Gino Lupari and friends The usual set up different guests	£5.00 Concs. £3.00 Pay at door (email BWIG to reserve guaranteed admission) Sorry, but we've had to increase our prices a little
Thursday 15th April	Gino Lupari and friends The usual set up different guests	£3.00 Concs. £1.50 Pay at door (email BWIG to reserve guaranteed admission)
Thursday 18th March 1999	Sorry event	canceled
Wednesday 17th March 1999 Starting at 4:30	St Patrick's day. Family event. An afternoon session with Gino: & Friends: Storytelling, Traditional music from the Brent Music Service Irish Dancing	Free Free Free
Thursday 18th February	Gino Lupari Music from the internationally renowned Italian Irish bhodran player and friends Following our successful debut, a similar set up different guests	£3.00 Concs. £1.50 Pay at door (email BWIG to reserve guaranteed admission)
Thursday 21/1/99	Gino Lupari Music from the internationally renowned Italian-Irish bhodran player and friends Plus Comedian To be announced	£3.00 Concs. £1.50 Pay at door (email BWIG to reserve guaranteed admission)

Kicking off our Irish Thursdays we have a set from Gino Lupari,

pictured here at the Edmonton Folk Festival. Late of the now sadly disbanded Four Men and a Dog (who are now all working on a variety of solo projects). Gino currently works with his new band, Beware of the Dog, but will be performing with a guest line up at the Bread and Roses. As well as the odd jigs and reels the Four Men kept us on our toes with a mixture of cajun, blues and good ole rock'n'roll, so it's hard to predict what we'll get at the Bread & Roses except to say that boredom is NOT an option!

Concession rates apply to Unwaged, Students, OAPs

If you have any ideas to add to our program, or if you would like to be considered as a performer / contributor we'd love to hear from you. If you have something to suggest or would simply like to receive details as soon as we have them, then drop us a line email BWIG BWIG@WHICH.NET

Even when we're not there the Bread & Roses has to be one of the best pubs around. Don't take my word for it checkout the regularity with which it wins awards, or better still, checkout the beer and superb menu while enjoying one of the huge range of events that happen there.

Not only that, being owned and run by the Workers Beer Company, you can enjoy your pint in the knowledge that you're helping to support the many worthy causes helped by the Beer Company.

The Bread and Roses is at Clapham Manor Street, Clapham, London SW4.

Underground, Northern Line to Clapham Common;
BR to Clapham High St (but check the stations open) from Victoria
Buses 88,155,345,355 or P5 to Clapham High St
35,37,137,255 or 417 Clapham Common

From Clapham High St turn into Clapham Manor St, the Bread and Roses is the second Pub on the left, about two hundred yards from the High St.:

For some more about the Workers Beer Company see our Newsletter No 1, and watch out for the imminent appearance of the WBC's own web site

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