The Zoots
The Zoots: The Sounds of the 60s.
The Zoots bring the sounds of the swinging ’60s to Newbury in support of Corn Exchange Newbury’s Future Fund
Get ready to travel back to the 1960s as award-winning band The Zoots bring their show The Sounds of the 60s to the stage at the Corn Exchange Newbury on Thursday 5 November for a special fundraising event in aid of the Corn Exchange Future Fund.
Promising an unforgettable night of classic ’60s music, The Zoots will transport audiences back to one of the most exciting eras in popular music, performing songs from some of the decade’s most iconic artists.
From The Beatles, The Rolling Stones, The Monkees and The Beach Boys to The Kinks, The Searchers, The Small Faces, The Who, The Drifters, The Isley Brothers, The Four Seasons, Neil Diamond and Elvis, the band’s high-energy show is packed with the songs that defined a generation.
The Zoots infectious performances bring the spirit of the ’60s vividly to life, making this a night of entertainment for music lovers and the whole family.
All proceeds from this event will go to the Corn Exchange (Newbury) Trust’s Future Fund, helping to support all the work the Trust does delivering high quality creative and cultural activity for the people of Newbury and beyond.
Whether you are a lifelong fan of ’60s music or simply looking for a fun night out, The Zoots: The Sounds of the 60spromises to be an evening packed with nostalgia, energy and timeless hits, all while supporting an important local cause.
Corn Exchange Newbury’s Head of Development, Ruth Stillman comments
‘As a registered charity we need to fundraise to enable us to continue doing all the wonderful work we do, including our work in the community with young people, families and the over 55s; our pioneering arts for health programme helping to address mental health issues locally; our work in local schools providing creative learning opportunities; our free outdoor shows; and ensuring that we can continue to programme the best theatre, comedy, music, dance and film.
Thanks to The Zoots, events such as this will help us reach our fundraising total.’
The Zoots: The Sounds of the 60s comes to the Corn Exchange Newbury on Thursday 5 November at 7.30pm.
Tickets are available for £32.25.
Find out more or book at https://cornexchangenew.com/events/the-zoots-the-sounds-of-the-60s or by contacting the Box Office on 01635 522733.
The Corn Exchange Newbury
The Corn Exchange Trust manages four key spaces; the Corn Exchange which includes a 400 seat auditorium, a 40 seat independent cinema and a Cafe and Bar; 101 Outdoor Arts: National Centre for Arts in Public Space – a unique outdoor arts creation centre for the development of large-scale outdoor performances, making and rehearsal space and on-site accommodation; their centrally located Learning Centre in which workshops and courses for all ages take place; and The Base Greenham, a visual arts gallery and workshop space on Greenham Business Park which is also home to 8 resident artists.
From level access to their building to signed and audio-described performances, they are dedicated to making their venue and events accessible for everyone.
01635 522733
Corn Exchange Newbury, Market Place,
Newbury, Berkshire, RG14 5BD
The performance programme at the Corn Exchange has developed considerably in recent years.
They present a mixed programme of theatre, dance, comedy, music, family, film and outdoor work to audiences from across the South East.
The emphasis is on presenting shows of the highest quality and films that inspire and entertain audiences, with attendance growing year on year.
The Trust produces its own pantomime in-house, as well as supporting a range of artists and companies across all art-forms through commissioning and development opportunities, mentoring and production support.
Their emphasis is on presenting great shows and films that audiences really want to come and see and that reflect the rich diversity of our country today.
Always high quality, they’re really proud that their attendance figures are growing year on year.
Transport
By Bicycle: public bike parking is available in the Market Place, a short walk from theirr front door.
By Train or Bus: five-minute walk from both the train and bus stations; regular services run from Reading, Windsor, Basingstoke, Winchester, Oxford and London.
By Car: 10 minutes from M4 Junction 13. There are a number of town centre car parks (pay on exit): Mon-Sun: £2 after 6pm. For car parks behind the Corn Exchange sat nav RG14 5QP.
Please visit the Accessibility page for information about the facilities at the Corn Exchange
