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'Where Do You Come From?' - Glen Peters

28th June 2026 at 7:00pm

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Sale price £16.00 GBP

Tax included

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Glen Peters is an Anglo Indian who was born in Calcutta in 1950. His family moved to England in 1967 just as Enoch Powell was igniting racial hatred with his infamous rivers of blood speech. The 17 year old Peters was fortunate enough to make friends with a pal who told him “Don’t worry, we’re not all like Enoch” and introduced him to the cosy world of folk clubs, a world Peters has inhabited since then, initially as a performer and then running various clubs himself while also establishing a successful career as an advocate for and pioneer in eco friendly green energy.

'Where Do You Come From?' is his story and features Glen with George Whitfield and Rhian Medi Jones. This a local show before Glen takes it to the Edinburgh Fringe.

The album 'Where Do You Come From?' was released in late 2025. "What a total privilege it was to work with Glen on this album. It's his story; he has the ability to tell it with both tenderness and playfulness, but then gravitas and joyful optimism. His melodies are instantly memorable, each song an earworm, both musically and thematically. I hope you love it as much as I did producing it. Every life is full of songs as Glen demonstrates so deftly here." - Boo Hewerdine

 

Carningli Nights Out FAQ's

What drinks will be available?

You're in luck on the beer front! We will have a wide selection of our own beers available on tap at every event. If beer isn't your thing, we also serve wine, cider, soft drinks and alcohol free beers.

We do not serve spirits.

We do not allow people to bring their own drinks into the venue - anybody found with their own drinks will be asked to leave. Please don't make us do that!

Do you have a card machine?

We do have a card machine but we’re not able to offer cashback & signal is sometimes unreliable, it’s best to bring cash for the bar & food.

Can I bring my dog?

Well-behaved dogs are very welcome during regular taproom opening hours, but our bigger events are not suitable for dogs, they are very busy and noisy. If you are unclear, please get in touch with us.

When visiting during taproom opening hours, please remember that the Brewery is on a working farm, and ensure that your dogs are supervised at all times and on short leads. There are working dogs on-site.

Can I book a taxi?

Local taxi firm Home James Taxis will be available to help you get home. We are very much "out in the sticks" and don't have taxis passing the venue regularly, we also don't have the best phone signal - so we strongly recommend pre-booking your taxi. Our events are usually wrapped up by 11/11.30 and everybody off site by midnight - if that helps with working out when to book your taxi home.

Where can I park? (CNO)

There is limited parking at the Brewery. We would appreciate it if you could car share where possible.

Will there be food? (CNO)

There will be no food available at our smaller events.

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