© 2024 MelodyTimes Concerts
Bognor Regis
MelodyTimes Bognor Regis
We meet on Sunday afternoons at
2.15pm, so everyone can travel in
daylight.
Our friendly musical afternoons are
held at the very lovely Jubilee Hall in
Elmer Road, Middleton-on-Sea,
Bognor Regis, PO22 6JA. (See notes
regarding postcode in directions)
Doors normally open a half an hour
before the concert starts.
Admission is £10.00 per person,
including complimentary tea or coffee
at the interval, and is payable in cash on
the door.
If you have any queries or would like
more information about our Bognor
Regis concerts, please e-mail
info@melodytimes.co.uk or
Telephone Dave on 07925 383 744 or
Michael on 07748 113 975.
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Directions
The Jubilee Hall Car Park in Middleton-On-Sea is accessed from Shrubbs Drive, a turning south off of Elmer Road, with the medical
group building on the corner (more or less opposite a Lloyds Pharmacy). If using a SatNav, enter PO22 7SR, as, using the official hall
postcode above would probably take you to the wrong place! Having turned in to Shrubbs Drive, turn immediately left into the car
park, and then the Jubilee Hall is at the far end.
Concert Dates
2024
Sunday 29th September at 2.15pm - A real treat, from ITV’s Britain’s Got Talent, she’s played for
Royalty and now she’s here with us, the fabulous JEAN MARTYN with her Yamaha EL900
Sunday 27th October at 2.15pm - Another very special musical afternoon featuring the superb
MICHAEL WOOLDRIDGE along with top drummer DEAN MORRIS
Sunday 24th November at 2.15pm - One of the UK’s favourite players, always a treat,
TONY STACE with his phenomenal Yamaha HX1
Sunday 15th December at 2.15pm - A festive treat, CHRIS POWELL is back with an afternoon of
Christmas Cheer on his Roland Atelier
History
Bognor Regis MelodyTimes started life in the 1977 as the Regis Organ & Keyboard Club. It has a long tradition of providing
entertainment of the highest quality, plus has quite a lot of members who play well themselves, often playing an annual concert night
and also meeting with one another between events to share company and music.
Following the sad passing of one of the leading lights of the group, organist John Scott, Michael Wooldridge stepped in to keep the
concert nights going and, following a publicity drive, it has been rewarding to see an upturn in audience numbers over the last couple
of years, with the events now being run by Dave Braithwaite.