Free Mailing List The Shed Gigs 2008 Lol Coxhill in a skip - Concept and photo © Simon Thackray The Shed produces two main programmes a year (Spring, Summer and Autumn, Winter) and occasional 'one off' special events and tours. The majority of our tickets are bought by people on our mailing list - many who've been coming for the past fifteen (nearly sixteen!) years. Joining our mailing list is EASY, just fill in a card at one of our gigs and we'll do the rest. The Shed's Spring / Summer Programme 2008 'The Shed has been responsible for some of the smallest and most inspired art events in the country.' Guardian "And no matter how strange they sound, there always seem to be people prepared to come from miles away to his North Yorkshire village of Brawby to get in on the act - artists, musicians and poets, as well as spectators." Daily Telegraph The Shed Only two man-made things can be seen from space The Great Wall of China, and this: An old Shed door and a packed out place Of community, cultural, artistic bliss... If the world has a centre then this is it, And I'm only exaggerating a tiny bit! © Ian McMillan Simon Thackray - "performs miracles from his eyrie" Yorkshire Post The Shed Gigs Booking Now - "The smallest show on earth" Guardian Hat - the original knitting performance Knitted Elvis Wigs - Vogue Knitting and No.1 on Google! The Fish & Chip Van Tour - on the Richard and Judy Show The Yorkshire Pudding Boat Race - Big Breakfast to Sky News North Yorkshire Elvis Bus Tour - Afternoon Play on Radio 4 Mrs Boyes' Bingo - featuring Mark Sanders The Shed Comes To Town - and Malton comes to life!

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The Shed is supported by Arts Council England and Ryedale District Council.

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