by junew@isbournearts.org | Sep 25, 2026 | New at Isbourne Arts
The sound of the century: Tom McRae comes to Isbourne Arts The songs you know by heart, a few you’d half forgotten, and the candid, witty storytelling between them that makes a Tom McRae show feel less like a concert and more like a long conversation with...
by junew@isbournearts.org | Sep 12, 2026 | New at Isbourne Arts
Join us as the Izzy becomes a roaring 20s nightclub: The Blue Parrot Despite the buzzing social scene and popularity of jazz, Soho nightclub owner Harry Ferrari is trying to find a way to save his Blue Parrot Club from going under. Is there more to Harry’s employees...
by junew@isbournearts.org | Sep 4, 2026 | New at Isbourne Arts
A triple bill of archive footage presented by the Edgeler Collection as part of the Winchcombe Pottery centernary celebrations One Good Turn British Pathe 1930. A classic Pathé short showing tantalising glimpses of the production process at Winchcombe Pottery in 1930....
by junew@isbournearts.org | Sep 4, 2026 | New at Isbourne Arts
Feel-good tunes for when life gets heavy—Bare Jams are bringing just that to Isbourne Arts on Friday 25 September. Blending indie pop with soul, dub, funk, jazz, and rock, Bare Jams have crafted a sound that feels both fresh and familiar. With a back catalogue packed...
by junew@isbournearts.org | Aug 12, 2026 | New at Isbourne Arts
We’re launching our brand new studio with a very special event as Isbourne Arts hosts its first ever pop up and all to celebrate a special moment in Winchcombe’s history. Do you remember Cranks, England’s first chain of vegetarian restaurants? Did...
by junew@isbournearts.org | Jul 24, 2026 | New at Isbourne Arts
One of the hottest acts right now with legendary musicians lining up to play with her – see Lucca Mae at Isbourne Arts. A powerhouse soul/ ska vocalist, Lucca Mae channels the fire of Sam Cooke and the timeless spirit of Amy Winehouse. What you hear is...
