MINI FOLK

Mini Folk Greek Music & Dancing Special

Jamboree, Kings Cross

23rd May

Join us for a cosy Mini Folk Greek folk special at Jamboree, filled with traditional dancing, soulful songs, live folk tunes and Greece-inspired crafts for little hands and curious minds.

A relaxed afternoon concert for toddlers, parents, carers and music-loving grown-ups, led by Zeeya with guest musicians, alongside a craft table by Dila V. Expect toe-tapping rhythms, expressive melodies, leaf-strewn crafts and a warm, welcoming atmosphere.

Zeeya are a dynamic London-based guitar and violin duo exploring Rebetiko and Greek folk music. Rooted in the rich urban folk traditions of early 20th century Greece and Asia Minor, their sound brings together the melodic beauty of the laiki kithara and violin, opening a doorway into music, movement and storytelling across generations.

This special afternoon is a chance to enjoy a gig outside the usual bedtime rush, while little ones and grown-ups alike discover traditional Greek dances, beautiful folk instruments and songs full of character and heart.

All ages welcome.

Spaces are limited, so booking ahead is recommended.

Come as you are and settle in for an afternoon of music, making and gentle joy.

We have a buggy area in entrance but due to limited space we kindly ask you to fold buggies on arrival where possible Venue will have refreshments available during event Photography and video recording will take place at our events for promotional, marketing and archival purposes. This may include use on our website, social media channels, printed materials and future event publicity.
If any parent or carer does not wish for their child to be photographed or filmed, they must inform door staff upon arrival. We will ensure that the child is identified to staff and excluded from promotional photography and filming wherever reasonably possible.
We will take reasonable steps to respect these requests and to avoid capturing or publishing images of children whose parents have opted out. Parents and carers are asked to be mindful of other families when taking their own photographs or videos.
All children must remain the responsibility of their parent or designated carer during events.