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Pre-festival day-trip to the Brontë Parsonage in Haworth
& a ride on the Keighley
& Worth Valley Railway
Friday 6 March 9.30am-5pm
Join us for a very
special visit the Brontë Parsonage at Haworth, which is celebrating
200 years since the birth of Anne Bronte (pictured)
& the recent purchase of Charlotte's 'Little
Book'
Your trip will include:
- Executive coach travel from Huddersfield
to Keighley
- A trip on the Keighley and Worth Valley
Railway from Keighley to Haworth – there will be
opportunities to see several steam locomotives as part of
this special Steam Gala Day
- Time to explore Haworth and treat
yourself to lunch
- A 45-minute illustrated talk
introducing the fascinating Brontë family, with a particular
focus on Anne Brontë
- A self-guided tour of the
Brontë Parsonage with a chance to see Charlotte
Brontë’s priceless ‘Little Book’ recently purchased
following a hugely successful crowdfunding campaign
- Return coach trip from Haworth to
Huddersfield
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Amanda
Owen - the Yorkshire Shepherdess
A Christmas gift with a difference
Sunday
22 March 2pm Marsden Mechanics
From teenage Goth in Huddersfield to rural sheep
farmer…
Star of the Channel 5 series, Our
Yorkshire Farm, Amanda Owen grew up in Huddersfield but was
inspired by the James Herriot books to find work as a
shepherdess, cow milker and alpaca shearer. Today, she runs a
2,000-acre sheep farm at Ravenseat in the Yorkshire Dales, along
with her husband Clive and nine children.
A Sunday Times bestselling author, Amanda has
entertained readers with her trademark Yorkshire grit and humour
in The Yorkshire Shepherdess and A Year in the
Life of the Yorkshire Shepherdess. Her latest
book, Adventures of the Yorkshire Shepherdess, is an
uplifting and inspiring update on life on the farm, from facing
the brutal winter of 2018 to renovating an old farmhouse as a new
family home.
Voted ‘Yorkshirewoman of the Year’ by The Dalesman
magazine, Amanda has also appeared on
ITV’s Countrywise and The Dales, and in Ben
Fogle’s New Lives in the Wild.
Tickets
£10/concessions £7
BOOK HERE
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Date for your diary:
Lawrence
Batley Theatre Takeover Day
Saturday 21 March 10.30am-8.30pm
Queen
Street, Huddersfield, HD1 2SP
Huddersfield Literature Festival will be taking over the theatre
for one action-packed day, bringing you an
irresistible assortment of workshops, family entertainment
and theatre, including the Moomin Puppet Show; a poetry, drama and life
stories workshop with Anita Franklin; flash fiction with Meg Pokrass; and a performance of 'Being Mr
Wickham' with the original Mr Wickham from Pride and Prejudice,
actor Adrian
Lukis
(pictured left). Tickets on sale soon.
You can book
now for Rumi: The
Alchemy of Love a magical performance of work by the 13th century
Persian/Turkish poet and philospher Rumi, whose work transcends
borders and divisions.
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Join
Sophie Hannah as she discusses her latest psychological suspense
thriller, Haven’t They Grown.
Explore York in partnership with Fox Lane Books
and York Literature Festival presents Sophie Hannah, described in
The Times as ‘one of the great unmissables of the genre -
intelligent, classy, and with a wonderfully gothic
imagination’
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Huddersfield Literature Festival · 29 Dartmouth Ave · Huddersfield, HD5 8UP
· United Kingdom
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Buy a
Festival Friend subscription - the perfect Christmas
gift
Becoming a
Friend of Huddersfield Literature Festival is a great way to help
support the Festival as we grow and develop. To show how much we
appreciate our Friends, we have put together a package of
benefits.
Friends of the Festival enjoy:
- Festival Friend membership badge and
certificate
- An emailed link to download the brochure
before it goes public
- A copy of the brochure posted first class
(on request)
- Invitation to meet the author or
performer at an event of your choosing
Your
subscription will run for a year from purchase and is priced at £35.
Treat yourself now -
or why not buy a membership for family and friends for Christmas?
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Date for your diary:
Lawrence
Batley Theatre Takeover Day
Saturday 21 March 10.30am-8.30pm
Queen
Street, Huddersfield, HD1 2SP
Huddersfield Literature Festival will be taking over the theatre
for one action-packed day, bringing you an
irresistible assortment of workshops, family entertainment
and theatre, including the Moomin Puppet Show; a poetry, drama and life
stories workshop with Anita Franklin; flash fiction with Meg Pokrass; and a performance of 'Being Mr
Wickham' with the original Mr Wickham from Pride and Prejudice,
actor Adrian
Lukis
(pictured left). Tickets on sale soon.
You can book
now for Rumi: The
Alchemy of Love a magical performance of work by the 13th century
Persian/Turkish poet and philospher Rumi, whose work transcends
borders and divisions.
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The Lawrence Batley Theatre
January-August 2020 season
is now
officially open:
Highlights include:
A new adaptation of Frankenstein by Rona
Munro
My Night with Reg - a moving
exploration of friendship, desire and love in the shadow of the
1980's AIDS crisis.
The Tiger Who Came to Tea - a
delightful show for all the family with song, magic and clumsy chaos!
Crongton Knights - Pilot
Theatre's adaptation of Alex Wheatle's award-winning book
Friendsical - an
original parody musical inspired by the gang from 'Friends'
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION VISIT THE LBT WEBSITE
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Huddersfield Literature Festival · 29 Dartmouth Ave · Huddersfield, HD5 8UP
· United Kingdom
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