Where is Full of Noises? Can we park there?

We are in Barrow Park. There is no parking other than one designated accessible parking space, to book this please email glenn@fonfestival.org. Access to the venue is by foot. Enter from the park gate by Park Drive junction bus stop (by the Baptist Church) Walk route is 2 mins signposted from here.

Where is the best place to park?

We suggest parking on Park Drive near the junction with Abbey Road. Enter the park at Abbey Road gate near the church. We are just 200 yards inside the park from there.

Exact directions to Piel View House

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We ask people arrive before 7.30pm when concerts start promptly. We understand people can sometimes be delayed. If you are late we will usually wait for the interval to let you into the performance space.

Helena Mackie & Drake Gritton - FON & Liverpool Philharmonic Listening Club Tickets, Friday, Apr 17 from 6:45 pm to 9:30 pm

Overview

A Desert Island Discs style in-conversation talk with people who make marvellous music.

Friday 17 April 6.45pm

Full of Noises & Liverpool Philharmonic Listening Club:

Helena Mackie and Drake Gritton in Conversation

Full of Noises

Katy Wakeford-Brown & Jack McNeill co-hosts

Two Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra musicians – oboist Helena Mackie and cor anglais player Drake Gritton – join Liverpool Philharmonic's Katy Wakeford-Brown and composer & clarinettist Jack McNeill for another edition of our Listening Club. Works that inspire them, pieces they love – together they'll discuss the music that's made a real mark on their lives.

Tickets: £5

Concessions: £3

A Desert Island Discs style in-conversation talk with people who make marvellous music.

Friday 17 April 6.45pm

Full of Noises & Liverpool Philharmonic Listening Club:

Helena Mackie and Drake Gritton in Conversation

Full of Noises

Katy Wakeford-Brown & Jack McNeill co-hosts

Two Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra musicians – oboist Helena Mackie and cor anglais player Drake Gritton – join Liverpool Philharmonic's Katy Wakeford-Brown and composer & clarinettist Jack McNeill for another edition of our Listening Club. Works that inspire them, pieces they love – together they'll discuss the music that's made a real mark on their lives.

Tickets: £5

Concessions: £3

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Highlights

2 hours 45 minutes
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Refunds up to 7 days before event

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Full of Noises

Abbey Road

Barrow-in-Furness LA13 9BD

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