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Join the award-winning modern folk trio Harp and a Monkey for a one-off magical afternoon of song and storytelling – of Tall Tales and Truths.

Known for their captivating live performances, you can expect these acclaimed locals to deliver an enchanting mix of true (and not-so-true) tales that take in everything from naked lifesavers to guerilla gardeners and ill-fated medieval pilgrimages. Armed with a rich array of instruments (harp, banjo, guitar, glockenspiel, accordion and more), these wonderful musicians and raconteurs deliver poignancy and humour suitable for all ages and tastes.

Don’t believe us? Well here are some of the things to have been said by others: “Bold and brilliant” (The Observer), “Fantastic” and “fascinating” (Mark Radcliffe on BBC Radio 2), “Inventive” (Mojo magazine), “Excellent” (The Guardian), and “Unique” (folk legend Mike Harding).

Pull up a chair and gather around for a warm, conversational show that will make you feel like you’re sharing stories and songs around the fireside. Whether you’re a folk music aficionado or just looking for an afternoon of laughter, great music, and heartfelt stories, this show will leave you uplifted and inspired.

Don’t miss out on this one!

Dates & Times

Last session: Sat 4 Apr 2026 at 4:00 PM - This event has now passed

The Box @ The Met
£16 standard / £14 subsidised / £18 supporters (inc fees)

What do we mean by standard, subsidised, and supporters prices?

The standard price is what we need most people to pay.

The subsidised price is for people currently unable to pay the standard price.

The supporters price is for people who can afford to pay a little extra – and the extra you pay goes directly towards the subsidised ticket option.

Unlike traditional concessionary prices, we won’t be asking for proof of eligibility when you buy your ticket – just choose the option that works best for you.

Suitable for all ages.

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