Now in its third year, an inspirational selling exhibition showcasing a wide variety of craftsmen, displaying a selection of ceramics, jewellery, leatherwear, textiles, clothing and metalwork.
Open Sat 31 May and Sun 1 June, 11am-5pm. Admission £2 only.
Now in its third year, an inspirational selling exhibition showcasing a wide variety of craftsmen, displaying a selection of ceramics, jewellery, leatherwear, textiles, clothing and metalwork.
Open Sat 31 May and Sun 1 June, 11am-5pm. Admission £2 only.
This is a heart-warming tale that brings together two lonely, homeless clowns in an extra-ordinary journey. Watch their silent comedy unravel to musical soundtracks as they join forces to hunt for food and love. This rare visit from the Swedish/Spanish clowns will surprise, inspire and entertain you.
Ages 2 to 5
Tickets are also available on the doors,
There are two 45 minute shows.
A stimulating variety of work by local amateur and professional artists. This year’s diverse mix of landscape, still life and portrait painting is well worth a visit.
Upper Gallery & Long Gallery
Opening hours are Wed to Fri: 11am to 4pm and Sun: 10am to 5pm
Director – John Plews
Musical Director – Angharad Sanders
It’s 1943 and Betty’s female swing band urgently needs new recruts after losing them to the amorous attentions of nylon tooting GIs.
Featuring songs from Glenn Miller, Fats Waller and the Andrews Sisters including Don’t Sit Under the Apple Tree, Tuxedo Junction andT’aint What Cha Do (it’s the way that you do it).
Inspired by Ivy Benson’s all girl dance band. Adapted from the television film Last of the Blonde Bombshells.
Photographs and paintings featuring a documentary by Jackie Hopfinger who used photos of her friends when young, took up-to-date portraits and interviewed them about their lives. Plus an Ethiopian artist’s paintings and a range of photographs including London scenes and angelic birds.
Private View open to all: Tue 27 May from 7.30 to 9.30pm
Entrance Hall & Lower Gallery
Opening hours are Wed to Fri: 11am to 4pm and Sun: 10am to 5pm
A stimulating variety of work by local amateur and professional artists. This year’s diverse mix of landscape, still life and portrait painting is well worth a visit.
Upper Gallery & Long Gallery
Opening hours are Wed to Fri: 11am to 4pm and Sun: 10am to 5pm
Director – John Plews
Musical Director – Angharad Sanders
It’s 1943 and Betty’s female swing band urgently needs new recruts after losing them to the amorous attentions of nylon tooting GIs.
Featuring songs from Glenn Miller, Fats Waller and the Andrews Sisters including Don’t Sit Under the Apple Tree, Tuxedo Junction andT’aint What Cha Do (it’s the way that you do it).
Inspired by Ivy Benson’s all girl dance band. Adapted from the television film Last of the Blonde Bombshells.
A stimulating variety of work by local amateur and professional artists. This year’s diverse mix of landscape, still life and portrait painting is well worth a visit.
Upper Gallery & Long Gallery
Opening hours are Wed to Fri: 11am to 4pm and Sun: 10am to 5pm
Intermediate Adult Ballet classes to further your technique. A fun & fast-paced class, also suitable for re-starters. A class to improve flexibility and musicality, we dance classical variations and original exercises.
A stimulating variety of work by local amateur and professional artists. This year’s diverse mix of landscape, still life and portrait painting is well worth a visit.
Upper Gallery & Long Gallery
Opening hours are Wed to Fri: 11am to 4pm and Sun: 10am to 5pm
Our resident string quartet The Billroth Quartet (Thomas Leate and Christian Halstead, violins, Simon Ballard, viola, James Greenfield, cello) perform free monthly concerts with a wide-ranging programme. This month they perform music by Dimitri Shostakovich, together with contemporary works by modern composers.
Director – John Plews
Musical Director – Angharad Sanders
It’s 1943 and Betty’s female swing band urgently needs new recruts after losing them to the amorous attentions of nylon tooting GIs.
Featuring songs from Glenn Miller, Fats Waller and the Andrews Sisters including Don’t Sit Under the Apple Tree, Tuxedo Junction andT’aint What Cha Do (it’s the way that you do it).
Inspired by Ivy Benson’s all girl dance band. Adapted from the television film Last of the Blonde Bombshells.
Sparkysongs is a lively, fun packed weekly music show designed to entertain and educate children aged between six months and five years.
The shows include counting songs, songs with actions and songs involving costume, puppets, props and characters. Some are well-known traditional children’s favourites and some are new and exclusive to Sparkysongs. The songs are linked by rhymes and comic routines and children have lots to join in with from start to finish.
No booking required.
Photographs and paintings featuring a documentary by Jackie Hopfinger who used photos of her friends when young, took up-to-date portraits and interviewed them about their lives. Plus an Ethiopian artist’s paintings and a range of photographs including London scenes and angelic birds.
Private View open to all: Tue 27 May from 7.30 to 9.30pm
Entrance Hall & Lower Gallery
Opening hours are Wed to Fri: 11am to 4pm and Sun: 10am to 5pm
A stimulating variety of work by local amateur and professional artists. This year’s diverse mix of landscape, still life and portrait painting is well worth a visit.
Upper Gallery & Long Gallery
Opening hours are Wed to Fri: 11am to 4pm and Sun: 10am to 5pm
Director – John Plews
Musical Director – Angharad Sanders
It’s 1943 and Betty’s female swing band urgently needs new recruts after losing them to the amorous attentions of nylon tooting GIs.
Featuring songs from Glenn Miller, Fats Waller and the Andrews Sisters including Don’t Sit Under the Apple Tree, Tuxedo Junction andT’aint What Cha Do (it’s the way that you do it).
Inspired by Ivy Benson’s all girl dance band. Adapted from the television film Last of the Blonde Bombshells.
Sing something new or an old favourite – Lieder to Gilbert and Sullivan, jazz to folk, opera to musical comedy. There’s something for everyone! Don’t forget your music!
Photographs and paintings featuring a documentary by Jackie Hopfinger who used photos of her friends when young, took up-to-date portraits and interviewed them about their lives. Plus an Ethiopian artist’s paintings and a range of photographs including London scenes and angelic birds.
Private View open to all: Tue 27 May from 7.30 to 9.30pm
Entrance Hall & Lower Gallery
Opening hours are Wed to Fri: 11am to 4pm and Sun: 10am to 5pm
A stimulating variety of work by local amateur and professional artists. This year’s diverse mix of landscape, still life and portrait painting is well worth a visit.
Upper Gallery & Long Gallery
Opening hours are Wed to Fri: 11am to 4pm and Sun: 10am to 5pm
Director – John Plews
Musical Director – Angharad Sanders
It’s 1943 and Betty’s female swing band urgently needs new recruts after losing them to the amorous attentions of nylon tooting GIs.
Featuring songs from Glenn Miller, Fats Waller and the Andrews Sisters including Don’t Sit Under the Apple Tree, Tuxedo Junction andT’aint What Cha Do (it’s the way that you do it).
Inspired by Ivy Benson’s all girl dance band. Adapted from the television film Last of the Blonde Bombshells.
This promises to be a fantastic finish to our Spring season with a performance from a major vocal artist and in Dee and Worth two of our finest musicians in the mainstream tradition as well as Thorpe ,a much younger player but a complete master of the jazz bass ‘walk’. Critics have praised Elaine Delmar for years and this quote from Dave Gelly of The Observer tells all you need to know about her work ‘Among the multitude of good jazz singers in Britain today there is not one who can surpass her. Few understand the repertoire as well or express it with such dynamic simplicity. When she sings a song…it emerges, gently swinging, imbued with the spirit of jazz, each performance built on sure footed musicianship.’
Having the choice between 2 models – one maintaining longer poses (up to 1 hr) and another keeping to shorter poses (4 to 15 mins) – makes this class quite special. Sharon Finmark, our tutor, is there to offer support and expertise responding to the individual needs of the class. Bring materials; paper on sale. This is a drop in class – there is no advance booking.
Photographs and paintings featuring a documentary by Jackie Hopfinger who used photos of her friends when young, took up-to-date portraits and interviewed them about their lives. Plus an Ethiopian artist’s paintings and a range of photographs including London scenes and angelic birds.
Private View open to all: Tue 27 May from 7.30 to 9.30pm
Entrance Hall & Lower Gallery
Opening hours are Wed to Fri: 11am to 4pm and Sun: 10am to 5pm
A stimulating variety of work by local amateur and professional artists. This year’s diverse mix of landscape, still life and portrait painting is well worth a visit.
Upper Gallery & Long Gallery
Opening hours are Wed to Fri: 11am to 4pm and Sun: 10am to 5pm
Four Japanese sopranos and a British mezzo-soprano present an evening of enchantment and passion. The programme includes opera arias and duets from Handel, Mozart, Verdi, Puccini, Ravel, Charpentier, R Strauss as well as Japanese songs.
Director – John Plews
Musical Director – Angharad Sanders
It’s 1943 and Betty’s female swing band urgently needs new recruts after losing them to the amorous attentions of nylon tooting GIs.
Featuring songs from Glenn Miller, Fats Waller and the Andrews Sisters including Don’t Sit Under the Apple Tree, Tuxedo Junction andT’aint What Cha Do (it’s the way that you do it).
Inspired by Ivy Benson’s all girl dance band. Adapted from the television film Last of the Blonde Bombshells.
Interactive storytelling from Roald Dahl’s Revolting Rhymes and Dirty Beasts by a whizzpopping gentleman from the Roald Dahl Museum and Story Centre. Come and help weave a story as we find out what happened to the mischievous menacing mad monk.
Ages 2 to 5
Tickets are also available on the door.
Ther are two 45 minutes shows.
A stimulating variety of work by local amateur and professional artists. This year’s diverse mix of landscape, still life and portrait painting is well worth a visit.
Upper Gallery & Long Gallery
Opening hours are Wed to Fri: 11am to 4pm and Sun: 10am to 5pm
Director – John Plews
Musical Director – Angharad Sanders
It’s 1943 and Betty’s female swing band urgently needs new recruts after losing them to the amorous attentions of nylon tooting GIs.
Featuring songs from Glenn Miller, Fats Waller and the Andrews Sisters including Don’t Sit Under the Apple Tree, Tuxedo Junction andT’aint What Cha Do (it’s the way that you do it).
Inspired by Ivy Benson’s all girl dance band. Adapted from the television film Last of the Blonde Bombshells.
Photographs and paintings featuring a documentary by Jackie Hopfinger who used photos of her friends when young, took up-to-date portraits and interviewed them about their lives. Plus an Ethiopian artist’s paintings and a range of photographs including London scenes and angelic birds.
Private View open to all: Tue 27 May from 7.30 to 9.30pm
Entrance Hall & Lower Gallery
Opening hours are Wed to Fri: 11am to 4pm and Sun: 10am to 5pm
A stimulating variety of work by local amateur and professional artists. This year’s diverse mix of landscape, still life and portrait painting is well worth a visit.
Upper Gallery & Long Gallery
Opening hours are Wed to Fri: 11am to 4pm and Sun: 10am to 5pm
Learn to dance the creative, passionate, and sensual tango in one day! Beginners of any age welcome
Director – John Plews
Musical Director – Angharad Sanders
It’s 1943 and Betty’s female swing band urgently needs new recruts after losing them to the amorous attentions of nylon tooting GIs.
Featuring songs from Glenn Miller, Fats Waller and the Andrews Sisters including Don’t Sit Under the Apple Tree, Tuxedo Junction andT’aint What Cha Do (it’s the way that you do it).
Inspired by Ivy Benson’s all girl dance band. Adapted from the television film Last of the Blonde Bombshells.