upcoming wib events…

Thursday 4th September. 7.30pm

Jazz in Brockley #10 - Nidara

Drawing on inspiration from contemporary jazz musicians such as Lucia Cadotsch and Dave Holland,  presenting original music and repertoire from female composers and lyricists such as Molly Drake and Fran Landesmann. Nick Willsher, Hoda Jahanpour and Myra Brownbridge present you with their latest project: Nidara. Join us for a night of fresh sounds as they explore the deep timbres of their respective instruments balanced with the gentle tones of Hoda and Myra’s vocals. Expect an intimate night of heartwarming music.

Myra Brownridge-bass/vocals

Hoda Jahanpour-cello/vocals

Nick Willsher-sax

Waged (£10.30) and low waged/ unwaged (£5.15) tickets available. Bank Card Fees are included in price.

7.30pm-10pm

Entry is £10 on the door if any spaces left. Limited to thirty tickets.

You can buy tickets here

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Saturday 6th September. 7.30pm

We welcome singer-songwriter Andy Smythe for the first time: Andy has a wide vocal range and writes his own material, described as warm and wonderful.

We welcome back Nesta James this time joined by Gabriel Hawkins-Poitier, expect harmonies, folk songs, originals and enjoyment.

Completing the bill, regular host Martin Howard teams up with Max Howard on violin for a mix of originals, covers and tunes in that space between folk and punk.

Doors at 7.30, music from 7.45.

Suggested £5 donation entry, which all goes to the artists! No-one turned away for lack of funds

You can join the event here.

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Sunday 7th September. 2pm

Homebrew Club

Join us for waterintobeer’s homebrew club. If you brew or are interested in starting brewing, come along with a beer for the group to share and give pointers. Don’t worry if you haven’t got anything ready or haven’t even started brewing yet; you’re more than welcome. The challenge for September is Munich.

You can join the event here

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Monday 15th September. 7.30pm

Live Music - The Old Time Wasters

London (Catford) based fiddle, banjo player and singer Steve Blake returns once again to waterintobeer with his all new international line up of his (almost) legendary band THE OLD TIME WASTERS. The new line up of the band came together in a whirlwind of enthusiasm at Fire In The Mountain festival 2025 when Steve realized just the day before his solo gig, after an especially melodious and funky jam with Andrea Ramírez Ruiz and Ben McManus, that he no longer had any desire whatsoever for playing his slot on his own. Guitarist Andrea lives in Berlin and banjo player Ben lives in Aberystwyth so the least you should do is come out and party with us after they’ve come all that way. Oh by the way they play Old Time string band dance music. Very well.

Donation Based Entry.

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Saturday 27th September. 6.30pm

BRÅK #55 – A Series of Improv Nights at waterintobeer

wib are delighted to welcome back musicians Cath Roberts, Tom Ward and Colin Webster to the shop for another night of BRÅK. Once again they’ve teamed up with different guests to bring you an evening of improvised music.

Cath Roberts and David Sappa
Colin Webster and Stian Larsen
Tom Ward and Mark Wastell

Waged (£8) and low waged/ unwaged (£5) tickets available in advance. You can buy them here

Please note bank fees are included in the ticket price.

Entry is £10 on the door

You can join the event here

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Saturday 18th October. 7pm

The Daniel Birchall Bottle Share #4

Our homebrew club recently came into an impressive bounty of sharing bottles from a poor soul who couldn't ship them across the water to his new home.
We wanted to share the spoils with as many people as possible so it was decided to set up a few special bottle shares throughout the year.
We'll be sharing six extra special bottles and encourage you to bring a bottle along yourselves to share with the group.
All welcome!

You can join the Facebook event here