Folk Bus Presents: Tricksters Makes This World - 1 Apr 2026

THE STROUD BREWERY LIMITED

£10

Folk Bus Presents: Tricksters Makes This World A Night of Folk Stories and Songs Wednesday, April 1st 2026 | 7:30pm – 9:30pm | £10 Adv / £12 Otd Free Stroud Brewery pint with all advance bookings! Why are we here? Why is anything here? How did the world come to be? The Answer: Wolverine did it. The Trickster is a culture hero found in mythologies across the globe - from Crow to Coyote, Loki to Hermes. Mischievous, cunning, foolish, sacred, and profane, they ruin everything… and somehow make the world better by accident. Join storyteller Oliver Lavery and folk musician Tamsin Quin of The Folk B

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