Directory:   Get Listed !
Send in your free listings

First, you'll need to opt-in to our Updates mailing list, which we use to send out Directory & Folk News Updates:           Opt-in webpage
This "Get listed !" webpage is www.folklife.uk/get-listed       Our email is  sam@folklife.uk 
  • We don't use @ symbol or live email links (other than for our own email, as above);   to prevent spambotswe use <at> thus: name<at>whatever.co.uk
  • We recommend this page is best viewed on a larger screen, rather than a phone.
DIRECTORY webpages cover Venues, Performers, and Services
All arranged by country / English region, in same order as Folklife West print magazine pages.
Many performers travel across the country; so we give the home area just for information
Access Directory's area pages: as subpages under Directory on top-of-page menu --- or --- access from these links: 

There's 2 ways to get listed  ~


EITHER: 
ask us to make up a draft ~ just tell us your website (but not social media sites), & we'll draft something for you to approve / amend.

OR: 
AS BELOW see our "Free-listings details" (gets you online quicker, but more work for you !)
Free listings details:
(1) Venues.     (2) Performers, Services, Media, Workshop-Providers.     (3) Folklife Traditions Directory.
1. Free listings details, Venues         (for Zoom listings, see Zoom page)
Clubs, concerts, sessions, dance & ceilidh clubs, etc etc, General venues with folk events such as theatres, All welcome!   All listings free​!
EMAIL YOUR DETAILS (as below) to sam@folklife.uk
No need to copy questions; no need to add symbols (→ ⇒ ⊕), we will.
an example: Wed, Weekly Rhondda Cynon Taf PONTYCLUN LLANTRISANT FOLK CLUB (etc)
â‘  Day (or "Day Varies") 
â‘¡ How often (eg Weekly; 3rd week; Varies)
â‘¢ UK County or Metro Council
or
International (non-UK): Country, + State or province
â‘£ TOWN or VILLAGE

⑤ NAME of CLUB or SESSION or THEATRE or other
â‘¥ 1 website (or 1 social media) -- or "no website" 
​⑦ → Venue address. Optional: venue phone, web
⑧ → Start time. Optional: finish time; how often (eg all year?)
⑨ ​⇒ Optional:  all or any of 
            Contact name/title, phone, website, social media, email
⑩ ⊕ Optional: More details, up to 40 words
2. Free listings details, other than Venues
EMAIL YOUR DETAILS (as below) to sam@folklife.uk
​
No need to copy questions; no need to add symbols (→ ⇒ ⊕), we will.

YOUR ENTRY ---① --② --③ --④ --⑤
No need to copy questions, just email the listing, like this --​

​ "Pf.1d   England Worcs THE SHANTY SINGERS www.folklife.uk"
â‘  Category (from list on right, just the category reference eg "Pf.1a")
â‘¡ Country
​③
Area you're based in: UK county, US state, etc
â‘£ PERFORMERS or ORGANISATION NAME in CAPITALS
⑤ 1 website or social media - or put "no website"

OPTIONAL - you can also add or leave out any or all of these
â‘¥
Performers: if relevant → your practice night & venue
⑥ Organisations: if relevant → area covered
⑦ ⇒ Contacts: name/title, phone, websites, social media, email
⑧ ⊕ Up to 40 words more details​ ​

​Notes:
* for
M.1 folk magazines & listings: UK-wide or large area listed under Services; otherwise, listed under appropriate Venue webpages (for Wales, English regional/local, Scotland, International). Just send in your details, and we'll allocate accordingly
* we're open to suggestions for more categories ! 
PERFORMERS       For â‘  "Category":
Pf.1 Folk Music & Song - sorted by first name within county
Pf.1a Music/Song - Bands/Groups (inc. Choirs, Quires, Community Bands)
Pf.1b Music/Song - Duos       •     Pf.1c Music/Song - Solo
​​Pf.1d Shanty (Groups, Duos, & Solo)
Pf.2 Folk Dance (Social / Country / Display / Ceremonial)
Pf.2a Folk Dance Callers      â€¢        Pf.2b Folk Dance Bands
Pf.2c Ceremonial & Display (Clog, Morris, Sword)
Pf.3 Spoken Word
Pf.3a Folk Shows, Theatre, Mummers   
Pf.3b Poetry & Monologuists     •    Pf.3c Storytellers
​Pf.4 Workshop-Providers 
Study Centres, Folk Teachers, Tutors, Workshop Organisers
​
SERVICES incl. Media   For â‘  "Category":
S.1 Folk Journalists
S.2 Agents, Managers, Promoters, MCs and Stage Management
S.3 Technical: PA & Sound Hire, Engineers, Studios
​S.4 Design, incl. website design & services, print, illustration
​S.5 Crafts and Makers and Repairs
S.6 Shops and other live/online sales
​M.1 Print & online: Folk magazines & listings   *see note on left/above
M.2 Publishers (music & print)
The Folklife Traditions Directory
​is on our separate website, www.folklife-traditions.uk, along with our index & links to all articles from the Folklife Traditions Journal. These listings are open to all.
Folklife Societies: 
Associations, Trusts, Organisations
• A1-A2, general • A3-A13, specific

A.1 General: National Societies
A.2 General: Regional and Local Societies
A.3 Cerdd Dant Societies
A.4 Folk Song Societies
A.5 Folk Music Societies
A.6 Folk Dance Societies
A.7 Folk Drama Societies
A.8 Folklore Societies
A.9 Storytelling Societies
A.10 Oral History Societies
A.11 Language & Dialect Societies
A.12 Folk Life Generally - Societies
A.13 Folk Life Specific Groups
Folklife Studies & Institutions
§ specialist folklife institutions, or general

Fs.1 Researchers and Authors
Fs.2 Lecturers and Speakers
Fs.3 Archives §
Fs.4 Museums Â§
Fs.5 Libraries §
Fs.6 Academic Courses & Research
Fs.7 Music Publishers / Recording Companies
Fs.8 Print Book Publishers & Booksellers
Fs.9 Print Journals
Fs.10 Online Resources (websites, & blogs with articles)
any online discussion groups are included in appropriate catgeory
Seasonal Local Celebrations
  • England, mainly from Doc Rowe;
  • Wales, mainly from editors
  • ​occasionally elsewhere
This covers the full year, online.
We print the current months, with photos and notes, in the Journal.
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