Gigs · Wingfield

Carole King - A Tapestry Of Life

Saturday 13 March 2027 · Doors 19:00

Barns, Wingfield

About this event

Carole King - A Tapestry Of Life is on Saturday 13 March 2027 at Barns, Wingfield, with doors at 19:00. Entry is free, booked through the official seller.

A Tapestry Of Life, is a celebration of Carole King’s iconic album Tapestry and is written and performed by Jessa Liversidge, who’s stunning vocals bring Carole King’s hits to life. Jessa also weaves in her sister Andrea’s poetry to music as A Tapestry Of Life taking audiences on a life-affirming journey of family, of loss and becoming stronger through it all. Audiences will leave this show moved, uplifted and inspired to get out there and follow their own dream. It’s a tonic to the troubled times we’re living in.

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