A new Derbyshire restaurant and music venue is in the works, and Exposed readers are invited to the soft launch.
Nestled in the rolling hills of Derbyshire, a new business venture is being forged by Barlow Woodseats Hall owner Nick Todd and award-winning singer, producer and entrepreneur Aaron Casserly Stewart. The two men are overseeing a restoration project which will see a new intimate 80-person capacity restaurant and live music venue, subject to approval from the local council.
As a trial run, the Hall will be open on the evening of Saturday 14 September 2019 for a soft launch including a three course dinner and a performance from Aaron himself, backed up by Sheffield pianist Simon Strafford. An evening of unique modern musical styles and jazz in such a historical setting will be the first of its kind at The Hall, which was once owned by the Bess of Hardwick.
Aaron Casserly Stewart
Aaron said: “The building itself, the Hall, has amazing acoustics. The space does not need to be mic’d heavily and the sound in there is really incredible.”
Tickets cost £65 per person and can be purchased by sending an email to info@bwhall.com.
Tables are shared (between eight) with two private tables of four available.
Doors: 6:30pm. Music: 8:00pm – 10pm Address: Johnnygate Lane, Barlow, Dronfield, S18 7SE
