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Steve Jinski is a singer songwriter, performer, musician, music educator and cultural visionary. He has toured the UK, Ireland, Europe and Scandinavia as a solo artist and with his group of musicians known as The Festival Band. Steve’s music is born of the singer songwriter tradition drawing on influences that include acoustic, folk, Americana, indie and blues but still he retains his own unique voice.
Steve has made numerous festival appearances and opened shows for David Gray, Richard Thompson, Eddie Reader, The Proclaimers and Rick Wakeman, to name just a few. Radio and TV appearances include BBC 1 The One Show. His latest release is a double CD album ‘Muscle Memory’ a record that steps forward whilst looking back. Originally planned as a remix/reworking of his debut album ‘Eventually’, previously only available on vinyl, ‘Muscle Memory’ has grown into a collection of newer songs and timeless Steve Jinski classics, together with some gems which were inexplicably overlooked at the time of their inception.
As a music educator Steve has many years’ experience of working in the youth and cultural sectors, delivering, managing, leading, and championing musically inclusive practise.
For more information about Steve including new releases, projects and ‘live’ dates visit stevejinski.com
‘One of the best originators of acoustic song around today’-5 Stars / Rock ’N’ Reel magazine
‘This is lovely stuff. You can hear all the love that’s gone into it’–Bob Harris BBC Radio 2
Broadford Village Hall stands as a vital civic asset within its namesake community, a consistent point of convergence for local initiatives and a significant regional hub for public gatherings. It provides a robust framework for a diverse calendar of events, underpinning the social and cultural fabric of the area.
Within its main hall, a reconditioned wooden spring floor offers a resilient surface, reflecting the ambient light that filters through, creating a bright and adaptable environment. The light green lower walls and white upper sections contribute to a sense of spaciousness, while the stage area hints at a history of performances and presentations.
Practically appointed, the venue includes a well-equipped kitchen, complete with cooking facilities and a dishwasher, alongside ample tables and chairs to configure any event. Bar equipment is available, and heating operates via a token system, ensuring comfort for attendees. A small car park is on-site, and the hall benefits from a public entertainment licence.
Throughout the year, the hall hosts a spectrum of activities, from community consultations and holiday sessions for younger residents to woodland days and various licensed social events. It consistently serves as a backdrop for local engagement, fostering connection and shared experience.
SOLO PERFORMANCE
Doors: 7pm (Starts 7.30pm)
Entry: Adults £10 / U18 £6
Enquiries: broadfordvillagehall@btinternet.com
Broadford,
Isle of Skye,
Scotland,
IV49 9AD.
