While the Stroud weather wasn't as sunny as last week this had no effect on the Stroudie turnout to see 'The Chipolatas' performance. The music was played on a small drum kit and even smaller accordion which suited the acoustics of the Sub' Rooms forecourt and soon everyone was tapping their feet. Even the tourist from Svalbard seemed to be enjoying himself. He was making a dreadful mess with his ice cream though. The beat of the music and quick wit of the three performers kept the onlookers amused throughout their act. Mainly concentrating on acrobatics, juggling, humour and music The Chipolatas appealed to and included all ages. Next up is Hookey Street Jazz on Saturday June 22nd, times once again at 11am and 1pm. This news item and photographs were provided by Nicky K from Stroud, with a very slight adjustment by nailsworth.com.

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