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nahs at Seale-Hayne

Newton Abbot

31 JULY - 2 AUGUST 2015

SUPPORTED BY SOUTH DEVON CAMRA

Programme

IntroductionWelcome to our second annual Beer and Music Festival and our celebration of the very best in local bands and brews. We are sure you’ll agree this is a stunning setting for a festival, so leave the worries of the world outside the quad and prepare to enjoy some laidback summer fun!

This is one of our biggest fundraisers of the year, so thank you very much for your support. Each drink and bite to eat you enjoy over the weekend (including soft drinks...) will be helping raise money for the charity and our work supporting young people and adults with a range of disabilities.

Have a fun, safe and sociable weekend and don’t forget to spread the word about Hannahs and what we do. Cheers!

The Hannahs Team

Thank youThank you to the following companies and individuals for sponsoring this year’s Beer and Music Festival. With your help we can raise even more for our work with children and adults with disabilities. Thank you from everyone at Hannahs!

Panino Breads, First Great Western, Firewatch Southwest, Newton Abbot Town Council, Cllr Charlie Dennis, Vern Allen, Lemon Jelli, River Dart Country Park, Mark Holt and Co Accountants, Denbury Diesels, Hunters Brewery, Coyde Construction, Black Tor Brewery, Bays Brewery, Hunters Brewery, Red Rock brewery, Teignworthy Brewery Topsham Ales, Two Beaches brewing Co. , Hunts Cider, MorganClark Electrical Services, Aaron Printers, South Devon CAMRA, Colin Hewes and Nick Macdonald.

FRIDAYThe 70s and 80s Fancy Dress Party

5.30pm: Duke Johnson & The ScorchersThis institution in the live music scene have rightfully gained a reputation as of one of the best Rock & Roll

bands in the UK.

6.45pm: The ShrineOne of the best indie rock & party covers band in the southwest. Covering tracks from The Kings of Leon,

The Chilly’s, The Killers, The Beatles and dozens more top bands.

8.00pm: Eat The RichSouth West pirate rock at its very best, blending

rock, folk, pop, country and some truly unexpected surprises along the way.

9.15pm: The Loose CannonsOld friends of Hannahs, this amazing 13-piece band

plays an intoxicating mix of soul, funk, ska, pop, classic covers and original material. The perfect party band!

SATURDAYThe Best in Local Bands

12.00pm: Tano TaikoBased here at Seale-Hayne, Tano Taiko are the

community group of Kagemusha Taiko and promise to start the main day of our festival in rhythmical style.

1.00pm: History of LiesHistory of Lies is a local rock band performing a

combination of classic blues, rock and soul covers mixed in with their own original material.

2.15pm: The Locked HornsA 20+ piece jazz orchestra hailing from across Devon

and Somerset, who will blow your socks off with a fantastic range of music from across the ages.

3.30pm: 2TonicThe most unique sounding duo you will ever hear – two guys playing four instruments simultaneously

and sing! Expect Awesome soundscapes.

4.45pm: Hannahs All StarsHannahs All-Stars are a constantly evolving

band made up of staff and guests from Hannahs at Seale-Hayne.

6.00pm: The CadenceThe Cadence is a dynamic collaboration of some of the finest musicians in the area, getting the party

really rolling with pop, rock, funk, and soul favourites.

7.15pm: The Scribes present ILL Literature

Blending solid basslines with synth, guitars and hip-hop beats this project has earned its creators critical acclaim.

8.45pm: RadiosaurusA catchy, expressive and dynamic alt-rock outfit

who regularly rehearse here at Hannahs.

10.00pm: Antimatador Our headline act are an 8-strong synth laden, horn

heavy outfit from Plymouth fusing hiphop, funk, jazz, electronica, soul, rock and DnB. Don’t miss them!

Bands

SUNDAYThe Chillout Sessions

12.00pm: Alice GullickYoung up-and-coming singer/songwriter

joined by her Luna guitar ‘Buddy’

1.00pm: TesseraeFemale acoustic duo with

beautiful tunes and sunny vibes.

2.00pm: Kyle ColemanAutistic singer Kyle Coleman has barely spoken since

the age of three, but has developed a passion for singing. One of the highlights of last year’s festival.

3.00pm: The Magic Buzzard TrioTake Daniel Marcus Clarke from The Magic Number and the Big Buzzard Boogie Band’s Andy Williamson

and musical sparks begin to fly.

4.00pm: Billy Bottle and MartineExpect some vibrant genre-bending tunes

perfect for a summer’s afternoon.

5.00pm: Reg Meuross Reg is a true modern day troubadour – commenting

on life as he sees it, with some of the most beautifully disarming songs and lyrics ever written.

Presented by Carl Munson and guests

Beers

Paignton

GOLD (4.3%)An easy drinking, light golden ale

with lemon citrus overtones which tantalise and refresh the palate.

Sponsored by Bays Brewery

DEVON DUMPLING (5.1%)A strong golden beer with a fresh hop character.

Devonshire through and through!

Sponsored by First Great Western

TALL ORDER (4.7%)A well-balanced, easy drinking light golden

ale. Bays are donating 10p of every pint sold to Giraffe Conservation through Paignton Zoo.

Sponsored by MorganClark Electrical Services

Dartmoor

PRIDE OF DARTMOOR (4%)This mid-brown session bitter has a gentle floral

aroma and pleasant moorish taste.

Sponsored by River Dart Country Park

DARTMOOR RESOLUTION (4.4%)A smooth, full-flavoured malty bitter uses

Wakatu hops imported from New Zealand to provide a warming golden colour and a gentle

sweet finish.

TOR ALE (4.8%)Brewed using traditional methods, this deep

golden brown ale provides a hoppy aroma and a sweet malty finish.

Sponsored by Black Tor Brewery

Seaton

SUMMA THIS (4.2%)An amber, modern English Ale with a herbal

nose and deep fruit delicate taste

SUMMA THAT (5%)Clear gold ale with hoppy and lemony citrus

nose. Fruity with a bitter finish.

Totnes

ALBERT ALE (3.8)A light easy session beer with well balanced

hops and malt.

Sponsored by Lemon Jelly

BRIDGETOWN BITTER (4.2%)Mahogany coloured, rich malt and bitter

hopped, producing a traditional British bitter. A nice session drink.

Sponsored by Coyde Construction

Bideford

PROPER ANSOME (4.2%)A bitter beer for the discerning drinker.

Full flavoured dark malty goodness.

DEVON DARTER (4.5%)Devon Darter excited the taste buds with its first

aroma of grapes, then the nutty taste before finally leaving your tongue tingling with a light bitterness.

Bideford

DEVONSHIRE PIGLET (4%)Amber session ale, malty and hoppy in aroma &

flavour, with a bitter finish

GOLDEN PIG (4.7%)Voted North Devon’s best ale, this gold coloured brew is full bodied and smooth with a pleasing

and distinctive taste.

Princetown

JAIL ALE (4.8%)A full-bodied, deep golden brown beer with a well-rounded flavour and a rich, moreish

aftertaste.

DARTMOOR BEST (3.7%)A hand crafted amber ale made using Dartmoor

water and Dartmoor-grown malted barley, producing a very drinkable dry hop citrus fruit

character.

DARTMOOR GOLD (5%)A zesty grapefruit hop flavour with citrus,

tropical fruit and pine notes, with a smooth malt taste balancing the sharp citrus flavours.

Sponsored by Denbury Diesels

Silverton

DOBS BEST (4.1%)A finely balanced bitter with the extra touch

of hops providing a malty aroma followed by a malty and bitter taste.

EXETER OLD BITTER (4.8%)A smooth, well hopped, strong beer with a

malty aroma; caramel malt flavour with some sour fruit; and a biscuity finish.

Exeter

AVOCET (3.9%)A distinctively-flavoured light gold organic

beer, with a refreshing citrus taste and attractive aroma.

Sponsored by Vern Allen Event Services

DARKNESS (5.1%)Beautifully balanced chocolate stout.

Deliciously smooth, the chocolate flavour is achieved with a complex mix of malts, roast

barley and rich dark molasses.

Sponsored by Francis Clark Chartered Accountants

Half Moon Village, near Exeter

PORT STOUT (4.8%)A multi-award winning dark chestnut beer, whose bitter chocolate and roast malt taste from the dry stout base is softened by the

addition of rich ruby port.

YELLOW HAMMER (4.2%)Tropical fruit with an interplay between the biscuity malt and the fruitiness - superbly refreshing, fruity and summery. Dry with a

bittersweet finish.

Ipplepen

CRACKSHOT (3.8%)A delicious pale bitter and an all-round drinkers pint that goes down easy with grassy, citrus and

grapefruit aromas.

Sponsored by Hunters Brewery

HUNTERS PREMIUM (4.8%)A golden and full-bodied malt beer that

makes for a strong pint. The first beer brewed by Hunter’s it features a lovely malty flavour

hopped with Goldings, a typically English hop.

Sponsored by Hunters Brewery

Totnes

MANE EVENT (3.8%)Made with a complex 8 malt grist which imparts a warm golden brown colour, this beer utilises

US hopes to create a balanced and highly drinkable modern session bitter.

Sponsored by Cllr Charlie Dennis

PANDIT (4.9%)Defined by the inviting aroma of citrusy and floral UK hop varieties. This flavours continue

on the palate, complimented by a well-defined, biscuit malt character.

Sponsored by members of South Devon CAMRA

Lee Mill

CHURCH LEDGE (4%)Named after a reef that lies below Wembury

church, at the mouth of the river Yealm, this is a late hopped blonde for those who prefer a light

hoppy, zesty ale.

EBB ROCK (4.9%)Named after a notorious navigation hazard

lying just beyond the mouth of the river Yealm, this is a dark copper, full bodied ale.

Honiton

OTTER ALE (4.5%)A very well balanced beer that delivers the flavours of quality floor malted barley and

finishes with a combination of fruit and some bitterness. Its nose is a balance of malt and fruit.

OTTER BRIGHT (4.3%)A refreshing beer brewed with larger malt with

amazingly fruity taste and hoppy finish.

Kingsbridge

SUMMER OAK (4.4%)Brewed for summer, this is a straw-coloured ale

which is very hoppy and citrus notes.

DEVON AMBER (3.8%)A dry hoppy aroma and flavour, with a sweet malt backbone. Delightfully dry and hoppy.

Bishopsteignton

LIGHTHOUSE (3.9%)This new pale ale which is proving very popular,

gaining runner up place in the Bitters section at the South Devon CAMRA festival 2009. Dry finish with a floral hop nose and citrus palate.

Sponsored by Red Rock Brewery

BREAK WATER (4.6%)A blend of three types of malt and three

varieties of hops give a mouth filling flavour of roasted malt balanced with a heavy hop finish.

Sponsored by Firewatch Southwest

Stokenham

EDDYSTONE (4.8)A not so bitter beer. A slightly dry, sweet finish

to this one makes it a very moreish pint.

WILD BLONDE (4.4%)A golden coloured beer that is seriously

refreshing. Stryian and Goldings hops are unmistakable in its distinctive fruity aroma.

Sponsored by Gordon Hook

Plymouth

IDEAL PALE ALE (4.8%)Pale golden beer with citrus flavour,

balanced bitterness and body. Strong floral and hoppy aroma.

Sponsored by Mark Holt & Co.

BEST BITTER (4.3 %)Full-bodied chestnut brown beer with a

well-rounded complex malt flavour and early bitterness.

Sponsored by Shilstone Barton Farming Limited

Newton Abbot

BEACHCOMBER (4.5%)A light coloured real ale with a fruity aroma and

a herbal, fruity, toffee and caramel flavour.

Sponsored by Panino Breads

GUN DOG (4.3%)This is a light bronze coloured ale, full of

Golding Hops, which gives it a flower/fruity aromatic finish.

Sponsored by Newton Abbot Town Council

REEL ALE 4%Made with traditional floor-malted barley

and a blend of English hops, expect a clean, quenching taste and smooth finish

Sponsored by Teignworthy Brewery

Topsham

MAINE ALE (4.2%)A US-inspired Rye pale ale with a nutty aroma and hoppy, bittersweet finish.

Sponsored by Topsham Ales

Shaldon

SHAG (4.2%)A copper ale with an aroma of light malt

and summer fruits, with a fruity, zesty hops and caramel taste.

ODE ALE (4.2%)A refreshing light amber ale,

with hints of citrus, fruits and fresh hops.

Sponsored by Two Beach Brewing Co.

Access All Aerials is our own radio station, broadcasting live from Seale-Hayne over the internet, with around 30 presenters – with a wide range of disabilities – sharing over 30

different shows.

The station has achieved over 90,000 show listens in just over a year and provides opportunities in DJing, broadcasting,

interviewing, editing, photography and web design. They will be broadcasting throught the weekend and you will be able to hear

them between acts on the main stage. They will be taking requests and dedications, so look out for team members in AAA t-shirts

who will have cards you can fill in.

Ciders

MEDIUM (6%) A mellow whole juice cider, sweet up

front with a dry after taste.

DRY (6%)A clear and light dry cider

STRAWBERRY (4%) A smack of strawberry and a hint of apple, an

easy drinking summer cider

DEVON MIST (4.5%)A sparkling keg cider with plenty of scrumpy

soul. Not every cloudy cider has to be a challenge – this is a gentle joy.

SHAKY BRIDGE (6%)A rich medium sweet sparkling cider. All the

body and bite of a scrumpy, with a fresh apple finish which makes for a distinctly moreish and

enjoyable cider.

DEVON RED (4.5%)Bags of fruit and a truly satisfying cider bite, delivered in a genuinely quaffable and light

balanced cider.

OLD KIRTON (6%)a medium cider produced using the traditional

straw pressed method.

MEDIUM (5.5%), DRY (5.5%)The award winning cider is produced

using typical old Devon Varieties from one particular orchard at Woodbury Salterton.

A dry and sweet cider is made and then mixed to individual tastes.

MEDIUM (6%) DRY (5%)This classic award winning cider is matured over the winter months. A warm honey colour and a distinctive appley aroma, with the fresh taste of

bittersweet apples .

Chudleigh

MEDIUM (6%), DRY (6%)Cider has been made at Lower Rixdale Farm

for generations and John Reddaway is a busy farmer who makes cider as a sideline, just as his

father and grandfather did. The cider is made in the traditional way from apples grown on

the farm and stored in oak barrels in the cellar under the farmhouse.

Useful InformationBeer & CiderBeer and Cider are being sold in the Great Hall by South West CAMRA volunteers. Buy your starter pack in the hall for £10, which includes your souvenir glass, six beer tokens and a tasting guide.

Additional drink tokens can be purchased throughout the day.

1 Token = Half a Pint of Beer or Cider

Additional Tokens £1.50 Souvenir Glass £1.50

Beer Hall openingFriday 5pm – 11pm | Saturday 12pm – 11pm Sunday 12pm – 6pm

Last orders half an hour before closing.

The Duck and Dive Bar (Yellow Rooms) will be open until midnight on Saturday.

The Duck And Dive Bar The Duck and Dive Bar (Yellow Rooms) will be open on the Saturday of the Festival, with DJ Crowzone playing background music and Dean hosting pub quizzes at 4pm and 7pm. Come and join in the fun!

Pimms & Wine and Soft DrinksPimms and Wine and soft drinks are being sold at our Quad bar and can be purchased using cash. Please note that we can only sell wine by the glass, as bottles are not allowed in the quad due to licensing regulations. Soft drinks can also be purchased outside the front of the Bistro, from our Pantry-to-Go. The Duck n’ Dive Bar (Open on Saturday only and next to the Great Hall) will also be open selling a range of alcoholic and soft drinks, as well as teas and coffees.

FoodFood can be purchased from the Bistro (table service only), from our barbecue area in front of the Bistro, and from the Pantry-to-Go.

ToiletsToilets can be found around the Quad and adjacent to the Great Hall.

First Aid and Information There is a First Aid and Info Point located in Reception, which can be found under the main arch. This is also the Lost Child point.

Cash BackCash back is available from the First Aid and Information Point.

Getting HomeBuses will be dropping off at Newton Abbot Train Station on the Saturday of the festival. A full timetable can be found under the arch, but they will pretty much be leaving on the half hour. They are FREE but charitable donations are gratefully accepted.

StayingIf you feel like you’d just like to stumble into bed, a range of basic cheap onsite accommodation is available. Just pop into the Information Centre in the main arch to enquire.

TaxisSeveral local taxi firms can be called including:

• Newton Taxis – 01626 818 434• Station Taxis – 01626 330 077• Gems – 01626 201 010• Delta Taxis – 01626 444 444

DrivingPlease don’t drink and drive. Share a car, share a cab, take a stroll or sleep over!

Hannahs at Seale-Hayne

Thur 13 - Sun 16 August

Pretty Woman (15)25 Anniversary

Grease (pg)Sing-a-long

Jurassic World (pg)

Blues Brothers (pg)

Thur

Sat

Fri

Sun

In partnership with Dartington Arts, we are delighted to bring another selection of classic and

blockbuster films to the Quad. bring chairs/blankets and wrap up warm. Food and drink available.

In extreme wet weather, films will be screened indoors.

The Quad | 8pm onwards | Films start at approx 9.00pm | Tickets £6

Dame Hannah Roger’s School, registered charity no. 306948. Dame Hannah Rogers Trust, a limited company registered in England and Wales with number 5512987, and registered as a charity with number 1148882, and whose registered office address is at Woodland Road, Ivybridge, Devon PL21 9HQ is the sole trustee of Dame Hannah Roger’s School.

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