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Folk music night

Live music, food and drinks at regular Friday night event.

Leigh Curtis

Daily Bowl is hosting a folk music night with live music, food and drinks on Friday 18 October. The event is open to all to bring an instrument and join in, or simply sit and listen.

The regular folk night is organised by Hannah Lord, a folk and traditional music graduate of Newcastle University.

It usually takes place on the last Friday of every month but will be held on the third Friday on this occasion.

Daily Bowl, a plant-based café beside Exeter Central railway station, also holds a regular latina music event on the third Saturday of each month.

Daily Bowl folk music night

The folk music night takes place from 7-10pm on Friday 18 October 2024 at Daily Bowl and is free to attend.

For more information and to RVSP visit the Eventbrite website.

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