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Things to Do This Weekend
Wondering what to do this weekend? What's On by Country &
Town House is here to help.
We bring you the hottest events and culture in the town and
country this Easter Weekend – including a new exhibition,
Beatrix Potter at Kew and a brand new
episode of the What's On podcast...
Enjoy!
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1. Hope to Nope: Graphics and Politics, Design
Museum
Invigorate your senses with this
colourful representation of politics and public engagement. The
Design Museum’s latest exhibition explores how graphic design
has played a crucial role in dictating and reacting to the major
political moments of our times.
read more >>
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2. Charles I: King and Collector, Royal Academy
For the first time since the 17th
century, the RA's exhibition sees the reunion of artworks that once
made up Charles I’s collection. Make sure you see it before it ends
next month – luckily, we’re giving C&TH readers the chance to
win 4 tickets followed by a meal at Le Caprice – enter here.
read more >>
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Chiswick House
This
Easter, Chiswick House and Gardens celebrate the
women that played an important role in the estate's history.
There’s plenty to see and do for all the family, including
Easter tea, crafting and a rather special tour...
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Last Minute Easter Eggs
It's not too late to treat
family and friends to the most eggs-travagant, eggs-cellent,
eggs-traordinary luxury chocolate eggs around. Check out our
round-up for some egg-stra special Easter treats.
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Beatrix
Potter at Kew
Head to Kew Gardens for a day
out with Peter Rabbit and other Beatrix Potter characters this
Easter weekend. Plant seeds, fashion your own rabbit ears and
create monster vegetables, all in the garden’s fabulous
surroundings.
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5. The
C&TH Guide to Hay 2018
The jewel in the UK’s literary festivals’ crown, Hay
Festival has just announced a star-studded line-up for 2018.
We curate a selection of the top talks to attend, including
Rose McGowan, Michael Gove and Chelsea Clinton...
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Check out the latest news from Leeds Golf Centre for
this month
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JUNIOR CAMPS
Over the Easter holidays,
bring the kids down to our Junior Camps. We run these from
Monday to Friday, 9am to 4pm over the holidays and your
kids will learn about all aspects of the game of golf through fun
activities and friendly challenges.
It’s £40 per day, or £180 for the full week so you can
choose when your kid takes part depending on your schedule!
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TIGER CUBS
Our Tiger Cubs
sessions are back on 1st April and we want to
welcome a whole new set of juniors to the squad.
Every Sunday, from April to October, we hold our
friendly Tiger Cubs competitions which allow youngsters
to build up their handicap and skills, and also play
for trophies and prizes throughout the season.
It’s £10 per session, or £175 to become a full Tiger
Cubs member for the year. This price includes a Tiger
Cubs Shirt, hat, entry to all competitions for the season,
and use of The Oaks Par 3 course to play and practice
whenever you wish.
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TIGER CUBS
Our Tiger Cubs sessions are back on 1st
April and we want to welcome a whole new set of juniors
to the squad.
Every Sunday, from April to October, we hold our
friendly Tiger Cubs competitions which allow youngsters to
build up their handicap and skills, and also play for
trophies and prizes throughout the season.
It’s £10 per session, or £175 to become a full Tiger Cubs
member for the year. This price includes a Tiger Cubs
Shirt, hat, entry to all competitions for the season, and use
of The Oaks Par 3 course to play and practice whenever you
wish.
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WE'VE GOT NEW
STOCK IN THE SHOP
From Ted Baker to Ecco, and FootJoy to
Adidas, we’ve got a lot of new stock in the shop to
keep you fashionable on the green and playing at your best
every day!
Come and check
the new stock out today!
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WE'VE GOT NEW STOCK IN THE SHOP
From Ted Baker to Ecco, and FootJoy to Adidas,
we’ve got a lot of new stock in the shop to keep you
fashionable on the green and playing at your best every day!
Come and check the new stock out today!
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LADIES ACADEMY
OPEN DAY
Ladies & girls,
come down to our friendly and welcoming open day for
beginners on Sunday 8th April where you can learn
more about putting, chipping, and the long game in a
supportive and fun environment.
Girls Beginners:
10am-1pm
Ladies Beginners:
2pm-5pm
The best part?
It’s totally free!
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Do you want to improve
your golfing skills? If so, get involved in our Up To Scratch
course which starts this June. There’s also a chance that you
could win your place for free too when you sign up!
Speak to the team to find
out how to get involved.
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WE HAVE A NEW
DEFIBRILATOR
A Sudden Cardiac
Arrest could happen to anyone at any time and that’s why we’ve
installed a new defibrillator on site. If deployed in time,
this piece of equipment could save someone’s life.
Download our
defibrillator guide here.
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BOOK YOUR GOLF SESSIONS
VIA THE BRS APP
Not only can you book your tee time on our website, you can also book
via the BRS mobile app. This makes it easier for you to book
your session and enjoy a game of golf at Leeds Golf Centre.
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Anything Could Happen @ Seven
If you can't wait
for the Easter break, you are probably too busy.
One for the children on
Easter Sunday, 1 April, 1-2pm, Anything Could Happen.
Improvising children’s ideas on the spot and bringing their stories to
life before their eyes is the essence of this show. Engaging, creative
and hilarious, join us to see what stories your children have to tell.
Suitable for 4 – 12 year olds. £3
on the door.
On Tuesday 3 April,
7.30pm,
it is Café Economique –
Councillors and Governing in a Complex Environment.
Prof Colin Copus, of De Montfort University of Leicester, will explore
how local government exerts influence over the local economy, the
actions it can take, the alliances it must forge and the limitations on
its ability to direct the development of the local economy. £4 on the door.
On Wednesday 4
April, 8pm, Irish Arts Foundation, in collaboration with
Irish Film London, presents In the Name of Peace : John
Hume in America.Inspired by Martin Luther King, rising from
the riot-torn streets of Northern Ireland to enlist American Presidents
from Carter to Clinton, this is the story of the extraordinary work of
Nobel Prize-winner John Hume to harness and leverage US support to help
to secure peace in Ireland. Free
event.
Mik Artistik’s Ego Trip
is back on Friday 5
April, 8.30pm. It’s an incredibly daft, joyful, and
sometimes poignant affair, as Mik tumbles around the stage, spluttering
lyric’s, occasionally tripping over leads, and sprinkling the audience
with straws, whilst the elegant engine room of Benson Walker &
Jonny Flockton hold down the melodies. £10 adv / £12 otd. Doors 8pm.
On Saturday 7 April,
2.30pm, is the first Bengali movie to be screened in Leeds,
Meghnad Badh Rahasya.
This is a crime thriller in which famous writer, Professor Asimavo
Bose, disappears under mysterious circumstances. Directed by Anik
Dutta. With subtitles.£9
adult, £6 child.
On Sunday 8 April
1.30-4pm, JazzLeeds presents Jon
Shenoy’s “Draw by Four”. Draw By Four takes the classic 60s
organ quartet into brand new territory where the compositions from leader
Jon Shenoy mix contrapuntal bass lines and rhythmic hooks with
thoughtful lyricism. £10
/£8 conc.
And rounding off the weekend at 8pm,
don't forget the Sunday Quiz,
tonight compiled and compered by quizmaster supremo, Roger Hunter. Free with raffle and prizes.
Tickets for most
events are found at www.ticketsource.co.uk/sevenleeds/events Where
not sold out, tickets are always available on the door.
Every £ spent at
Seven helps support high quality arts in a local setting. We look
forward to seeing you at Seven very soon.
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