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Music lovers in for a treat at local music scene gigWe are inviting all music lovers to the Assembly Rooms for an evening of live local music on Friday 29 November. |
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Tam-mirth Comedy Festival is right around the cornerWith Tam-mirth Comedy Festival and Mortified, Tamworth Borough Council are offering a fantastic and diverse range of comedy entertainment next month |
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Did someone say Christmas Party?It’s never too early to start thinking about the Christmas party season! |
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Grab your tickets now to see young local music talent ‘battle it out’The Battle of the Bands is back, and Tamworth Borough Council are inviting local people to support local young talent for three fantastic evenings of live music. |
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New Year welcomes new shows to the Tamworth Assembly RoomsTamworth Assembly Rooms are welcoming new and exciting acts and shows to the stage for 2024, including performances from Toploader, Chesney Hawkes, Musical Youth, plus iconic tribute acts and stage shows! |
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Grab your tickets for a special Mayor of Tamworth concert starring Tony ChristieThe Mayor of Tamworth, Councillor John Harper, is organising a special concert on 10 February 2024, at the Tamworth Assembly Rooms with the performing legend Tony Christie. |
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Calling young musicians to join Youth Battle of the BandsTamworth Borough Council are inviting all young and enthusiastic musicians to join an iconic and beloved musical event at the Assembly Rooms, as Battle of the Bands gets ready to return to the stage. |
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Love to sing? Join the re-launched Tamworth Voices ChoirTamworth Borough Council, in partnership with Katie Ashby, creator and lead singer of The D-Day Darlings, are inviting budding singers from Tamworth and the wider region, to join the new collaborated Tamworth Voices Choir. |
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Tamworth Assembly Rooms preserved as ribbon cut on refurbished theatre The ribbon has been cut at the new look Tamworth Assembly Rooms following a £5million project to extend, refurbish and modernise the 130-year-old theatre. |
