Stroud Brewery Keeps The Faith - Northern Soul Night - 15 May 2026

THE STROUD BREWERY LIMITED

£5

Stroud Brewery Keeps The Faith – Northern Soul Night Northern Soul is back on the dancefloor at Stroud Brewery – and this one’s legendary. Join us on Friday 15 May, 7pm–11pm , for a high-energy night of rare grooves, spinning feet, and proper soul community vibes. What started as a great night out has quickly grown into one of the county’s leading Northern Soul events , regularly selling out in advance and bringing together dancers and music lovers of every generation. Expect all-vinyl sets, rare 45s, and floor-filling classics that define Northern Soul – the kind that keep the dancefloor movi

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Registered at Companies House as THE STROUD BREWERY LIMITED, number 05165299. Checked 2026-08-29.
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