A wild array of international acts sees samba, folk, calypso, flamenco, jazz, Irish, Arabic and Celtic music mix and match at Salford's St Philip's Church, off Chapel Street near The Angel Centre this Tuesday night.
The Chapel Street World Jam, produced by Ordsall Community Arts to celebrate Refugee Week, also includes samples of global recipes served up by the Multi Cultural Munch Cooks.
The full line up is…
Ordsall Samba Band
St Wilfreds Irish Musicians
The Ordsocs (crazy Ordsall's folk scene)
Albert Thompson (Salford singer songwriter)
Daldinis (Salford acoustic rock)
Ordsall Acapella Singers (30 strong choir)
Northern Belly Company
Rubaiyat (Salford based celtic arabic fusion)
Kavenayan (Salford based Jewish musicians playing Flamenco guitar)
Calypso duo (George and Bob)
Djembe and Dhol duo (Ian Mellor and Siddiki)
Kokoriko (African Jazz)
Behar (Bosnian folk)
Chapel Street World Jam Band led by Serge Tebu
The Chapel Street World Jam starts at 6pm, with a food interval at 7:30pm, and finishes at 10pm. Entrance is free (but a donation to the Church would be welcome for the food)
St Philip With St Stephen C Of E Church, Encombe Place, Salford, M3 6FJ
Further details: Gail Skelly at Ordsall Community Arts 848 8779 gail@ocarts.co.uk