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Old Abbey Taphouse Fundraising Weekend
24th - 26th August
Saturday 24th August
12pm - 4am
Metrodome
Chunky
Kickin' Pigeon
Levi Love
Obeka
Fellowship (Live)
Avadrian Night
Kid Katharsis
Rory A Green
Loll The Poet
Deafhaüs
Semi Skimmed
K.Hole
Hannah O'Gorman
Keltoi
teepee h
Babs
Snake Charmer & The Grasshopper (Dance Policy)
Sunday 25th August
12pm - 4am
Marcus Nasty
FreeeQuency
Artist Lebo
Hazel Mak
Migraine Mowgli
Donnie Danko
Bdot
Chewy
Via Luna
BigGen
Bambeh
66Lenny
DanielSon
Rootz
DJ Lashimba
Bee Rosebud
Mamba.exe
Tommy Cross
Vice City Soundtrack
Crookes
Baby Blue
Miss Dee
Koolkid
Respect.Afrika
Kwexi
Toots
Master Ceo
Sowetoboy
Amahle
Terrie T
Monday 26th August - Family Day
12pm - 6pm
Rave Cadets - Family friendly rave for all ages
Music, live graffiti, entertainment, face painting, hair braiding, balloons, photo booth + more.
Once a derelict site, now known as a vibrant cultural hub-in-a-pub for the Hulme and Moss Side communities, Old Abbey Taphouse has stood for over 100 years.
Following the announcement of the closure of our kitchen last month, we hope to raise £15,000 to convert our now unused kitchen space into a dedicated venue that can host gigs, club nights, community meetings, art programmes and talks, and secure the future of the pub throughout the winter months when our outdoor space is unusable.
This bank holiday family-friendly festival will include an array of live music, DJs with some big headliners to be announced, food traders, market stall and more, with a creative input from promoters such as Earthly Pleasures, Nossa!, Steam Radio, Calm Sessions, Bangers & Mash, Breaking Bars, Raise The Bar, Seamus Presents, Step Ladder Records, Do It Ourselves and more.
If you know the Taphouse, you know that our venue has a rich history as one of the most important establishments in the Manchester inner city area.
In September 1953 it became the catalyst for the breaking of the UK ‘Colour Bar’ law following boxer Len Johnson’s refusal of services which sparked protests throughout the neighbourhood.
As well as live music, community events and a community radio station (Steam Radio), we also dedicate many hours to our charitable projects such as Taphouse TV Dinners - an innovative food and support project, helping some of the most under-served communities by collecting food donations and cook hearty pay-as-you-feel-meals for the community.
If we can raise the £15,000 target we can secure our future are the community hub in a pub you all know and love!
Pay-As-You-Feel Donation Tickets are on sale now.
If like us, you are also feeling the effects of this financial climate, we have a free ticket option available.
Artists, promoted , traders and volunteers can also get involved by contacting leah@steam-mcr.com.
*please be aware, that some areas of the festival do not allow under 18s.
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