Got plans for the weekend? As you know, I am taking part in my first Book Fair with Promoting Yorkshire Authors at Pie Hall in Denby Dale:
SATURDAY 2 NOVEMBER 2024 at 12.45PM – 4.00PM Denby Dale Pie Hall – A636 -Wakefield Road, Denby Dale, HD8 8RX.
Featuring many authors who write romance, crime and other genres, this is a great opportunity to start your Christmas shopping early. If you come along, be sure to come and say hello. I hope to see you there.
There is also a Coffee morning at Cleckheaton Library 10.30am - 12.00pm.
Here are a few other ideas of things to do this weekend too:
WIN a Tattu feast worth over
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LIFF 2024
OPENS ON 1 NOVEMBER - TICKETS GOING FAST
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LIFF 2024 Constellation Opening Film - A Real Pain
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We
can’t wait to welcome you to the 38th Leeds
International Film Festival from 1-17 November, with 278
screenings and events over 17 days. Tickets are going fast
for many of the films, with best sellers including A Real
Pain, All the Long Nights, Bird, Conclave, All We Imagine
as Light, Good One, No Other Land, Flow, Universal
Language, Nickel Boys, Cloud, and La Cocina.
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The
best value way to see films at LIFF is through our passes,
with a wide range of options available, and you can use
tickets from most of our passes for sharing with others.
You can continue to buy passes during LIFF too if you use
up tickets from a pass you have already bought. Individual
tickets are also available for all screenings and events.
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LIFF 2024 Q&AS, TALKS AND
PANELS
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We present
several Q&As, talks and panels at LIFF
2024 and you can view those confirmed so
far on our website using the link below.
They include: director Jethro Massey with a
Q&A for Paul and Paulette Take a Bath;
film curator Dr Omar Ahmed with an
introductory talk about Indian film icon
Smita Patil; director Ivana Gloria and
actress Sarah Short with a Q&A for
Chlorophyll; and actor Mark Oosterveen for
a Q&A with documentary Grand Theft
Hamlet.
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NORDIC FEATURES AT LIFF 2024
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Films from
the Nordic countries are always popular at
LIFF, and we have four outstanding features
in this year’s programme.
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From Norway,
we present the multi-award-winning marital
drama Loveable and the candid comedy drama
Sex. When the Light Breaks is a story of
friendship, grief and secrecy set against
the breathtaking Icelandic scenery.
Finally, The Girl with the Needle is a
gripping and chilling drama set in
Copenhagen soon after World War I.
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The films of
French writer and director René Laloux
(1929-2004) remain a huge inspiration on
animation.
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At LIFF 2024
we present a double bill celebration of
Laloux’s work, with the mesmerising
psychedelic sci-fi Fantastic Planet (1973)
and the UK Premiere of the new 4K
restoration of existentialist space
adventure Time Masters (1982).
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The films
are screening at Hyde Park Picture House in
the afternoon on Saturday 3 November, and
both are rated PG.
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BOX OFFICE HIT FROM THAILAND
PREMIERES AT LIFF
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From the makers
of previous LIFF audience favourites Bad Genius
and Fast & Feel Love, How to Make Millions
Before Grandma Dies is the Thai box office hit
about a college dropout's growing bond with his
terminally-ill grandma.
You can see it first at
LIFF2024, with screenings on 2 November at
Cottage Road Cinema and 12 & 14
November at Vue in The Light.
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"Pat Boonnitipat’s touching
debut feature is an irresistible
tearjerker." - Allan Hunter, Screen
International
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ENJOY
EARLY FESTIVE COMEDY AT LIFF 2024
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Michael Cera
in Christmas Eve in Miller's Point
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Christmas
Eve in Miller’s Point is Tyler Taormina's freewheeling
festive comedy about an eccentric Italian American
family gathering, starring Michael Cera and Francessca
Scorcese.
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Gathering
for what could be the last Christmas in their ancestral
home, four generations of the Balsano family
intertwine, as tensions boil and relatives reconnect.
Screening at LIFF 2024 on 4 November at Hyde Park
Picture House and 8 - 9 November at Vue in The Light.
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Enjoy a range of
social events hosted by local venues and event
groups, each with a special LIFF touch.
From film quizzes and creative life drawing to
meetups over drinks, these events offer a
relaxed way to connect with fellow film
enthusiasts.
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For those
interested in developing their own film career,
there will also be industry events hosted by
Film Hub North and BFI NETWORK.
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We've joined Letterboxd! Follow us
@leedsfilmfest on the social network for film
lovers. And this year we want to hear all about the
films you loved at LIFF!
Tag #LIFF2024 in
your reviews to make sure we can see what you
watched, liked and loved at the 38th edition of
Leeds International Film Festival 2024. We'll
be sharing some of our favourites!
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Leeds Film is supported by the British Film
Institute.
Leeds Film is
proud to have achieved the BFI Diversity Standards.
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Leeds International Film Festival is part of Leeds Ticket Hub,
the city's cultural ticket office: Leeds Ticket Hub,
Carriageworks Theatre, The Electric Press, 3 Millennium
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Music
Is Life @ Seven
Saturday 2nd November,
4-6pm, our afternoon music slot, Autumn Sessions – The
Heathen Kings. A warm welcome back for this local folk trio,
with beautiful traditional songs to raise the spirit. Seven Bar. Pay What You Feel.
Organised by MEWL Music
Also on Saturday 2nd
November 7.30pm, We Rise Reversioned,
an evening of fabulous music from Laura and the Lesbians, Harriet and
Monochrome, and for one night only, launch the new lesbian super group,
The Velvet Tippers. The night will end with some tunes for a bit of a
dance, a la the good old days of Milan, The Honey Dip and emulating the
legendary Tod Disco.
£15 / £12 conc.
Get ready to test your knowledge in a relaxed atmosphere at the Seven Quiz on Sunday 3rd November,
7.30pm. The best quiz in Chapel Allerton and great way to
end the weekend with friends and family. £5 per team entry. 7.30pm
start. With prizes.
Where the event is
ticketed, tickets are available at TicketSource via www.sevenleeds.co.uk
We look forward to seeing you at Seven very soon.
Every £ spent at Seven helps support high quality arts in a local
setting.
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Orchestral,
chamber and gigs galore!
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November highlights:
Incredible concerts, intimate gigs and a
Gilbert & Sullivan classic
Coming up next month, your
last chance to laugh out loud with Gilbert
& Sullivan's Ruddigore
at Leeds Grand Theatre, be swept away by the Orchestra
of Opera North playing stirring Vaughan Williams and Dvořák,
and hear 'the Hendrix of the Kora' Seckou Keita
at Howard Assembly Room.
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Ruddigore
Until
2 Nov in Leeds
On
tour in Newcastle, Salford, Nottingham
In
this topsy-turvy tale, is there a
way to break a centuries old
curse? Hilarity, dancing and
tongue-twisting singing… Ruddigore is
a true-to-form Gilbert & Sullivan
stonker.
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Seckou Keita
Thu 7
Nov
Howard
Assembly Room
Joined
on stage by a seven-piece electric
Senegalese band, renowned Kora virtuoso
Seckou Keita explores identity, and
questions the very idea of home.
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Distilled: Brahms and
Shaw
Sun
17 Nov
Howard
Assembly Room
An
afternoon of intimate chamber music for
strings – a chance to hear musicians
from the Orchestra of Opera North at
close quarters
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From Couch to Chorus
Tues
evenings 5 – 26
Nov
Online
Always
wanted to learn how to sing opera? Sign
up before Tue 5 Nov to join our virtual
choir and learn opera and choral
favourites. Pay what you can to take
part.
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Dvořák and Britten
Thu
28 Nov
Huddersfield
Town Hall
The
Orchestra of Opera North present a
concert of romanticism and virtuosity,
featuring Vaughan Williams’ Fantasia
on a Theme by Thomas Tallis and
Dvořák’s Symphony No 8.
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Dine out on opera
Wed
20 Nov
Harvey
Nichols, Leeds
Hosted
by Harvey Nichols, enjoy an exquisite
three-course meal in the Fourth Floor
Brasserie, serenaded by Opera North
musicians, whilst taking in views of
the city skyline.
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Home Alone in concert
Fri
13 Dec, 7.30pm
Leeds
Grand Theatre
Get
into the festive spirit with a classic
holiday favourite, with John Williams'
charming and delightful music performed
live by the Orchestra and Chorus of
Opera North.
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Not sure where to sit or have
questions? Contact our friendly box office
team on 0113 223 3600.
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Opera North
Ltd.
Howard Opera
Centre
8 Harrison
Street
Leeds
LS1 6PA
Box Office:
0113 223 3600
Registered
Charity No. 511726
© Opera North
2024
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It’s that in between creepy and
Christmas time of year, with Hallowe’en happening as we start
looking ahead to some festive fun! We very much hope that you’ll
join us…
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Creepy Boys
by
Scantily Glad Theatre with Sam Kruger and S.E.Grummet
Saturday
9th November at 8pm
You're
invited: The Creepy Boys, are throwing their 13th birthday party.
It will have everything. Games. Gifts. Possibly Satan. Probably
Cake. Combining 2000s sexy songs, satanic rituals, and Willem
Dafoe, these horny little boys do whatever it takes to make their
birthday dreams come true.
The twins recruit the audience to help them set up their party,
with all the deference and direct eye contact you’d expect from
attending a twin-teen birthday blast, before driving the show off
a horror-comedy cliff - think the twins from The Shining meets My
Super Sweet 16.
★★★★★ 'Blisteringly
anarchic and devilishly clever' -InDaily, (Australia)
★★★★★ "A
brilliant piece of theatre” -Somewhere for Us (UK)
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Slung Low Christmas Fayre 2024
Saturday 14th December from noon til 4pm
It’s back!
The annual Slung Low Christmas Fayre returns to the Warehouse in
Holbeck on Saturday the 14th of December from noon
til 4pm
Expect plenty of festive fun, lots of great stalls to find some
excellent gifts, Christmas treats and more, plus live music from
the wonderful Backstage Brass. We’ll be laying on some delicious,
warming food and drinks, so save the date in your December diary.
We look forward to welcoming you!
If you would like to be a smallholder, you can book your FREE
stall using the button below:
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Turkey Run 2024 Volunteers
We are happy to mention that we are able to provide Christmas
hampers to families around South Leeds this Christmas and as
such, we are looking for a team of volunteers to assist us with
the packing on the 19th December and delivery on the 20th
December. If you would like to be a part of the team, then pop us
an email to info@slunglow.org.
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The most wonderful
time of the year is almost upon us, and we’re thrilled to announce
the return of The
Maven's Festive Cocktail Tasting Experience,
available to pre-book now
for November 1st
onwards!
After many of you
reached out to ask if we’d be bringing it back this year, we couldn’t
resist! This year’s tasting menu is truly special, featuring 5 unique cocktails
inspired by the diverse festive foods and traditions from around the
globe, paired with small bites to perfectly complement each drink.
All for just £30 per person - includes 5
festive cocktails + small bites
Whether you're
looking to celebrate with friends, family, or colleagues, our festive
cocktail experience is the perfect way to get into the holiday
spirit.
Our spaces fill up
fast, so make sure to book early and secure your spot for a memorable
festive celebration at The Maven.
We can’t wait to
welcome you back!
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Hi
This November, the
celebrated Manchester Camerata orchestra
partners with composer Rushil Ranjan and veena (large Indian harp) and vocal virtuoso Abi Sampa for a genre-defying
evening at the Howard Assembly Room that promises to reimagine what
music can be. This authentic fusion of cultures and connections
explores themes of love, spirituality, and identity.
Our journey across
Europe continues as part of the International
Chamber Series as the Trio Gaspard (pictured
above) takes us on a trip along the Danube. The trio performs
folk-inspired music from Vienna to Budapest by Johannes Brahms,
Sándor Veress and László Lajtha.
There's plenty of free lunchtime music this month as
we continue to welcome some of the UK's top organists to Leeds
Cathedral every Monday, plus a huge variety of artists, ensembles and
much-loved music to Leeds Conservatoire every Wednesday. Keep reading
to discover what's in store.
See you at a
concert soon,
Leeds International Concert Season
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EverReady Band
The EverReady Band presents music from James Bond, Indiana
Jones, the toe-tapping Walk Like an Egyptian, plus
brassy favourites by Tom Davoren, Philip Sparke and Jimmy
Webb that showcase the band's skilful playing.
EverReady
Band's programme will be the final Leeds Best of Brass concert at Morley Town Hall before it closes
for refurbishment at the end of the year. Concerts will
continue at Pudsey Civic Hall from January 2025.
Sat 2 November, 7.30pm
Morley Town Hall
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Manchester Camerata: Māyā
Experience
a one-of-a-kind fusion of east and west in Māyā, where
classical meets contemporary, and the traditional embraces
the experimental. Rushil Ranjan's work, Māyā,
seamlessly blends the sounds of a western classical orchestra
with the beauty of Carnatic music, the ancient and complex
musical tradition of south India.
Very limited tickets remaining
Sat 2 November, 8pm
Howard Assembly Room
In partnership with Howard Assembly
Room and SAA-uk
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Trio Gaspard
Take a
trip along the Danube with Trio
Gaspard as part of the International Chamber Series. Violinist Jonian
Ilias Kadesha, cellist Vashti Hunter and pianist Nicholas
Rimmer perform folk-inspired
music by Johannes Brahms, Sándor Veress’ Tre Quadri that's
based on three 17th-century paintings, and László Lajtha’s
virtuosic piano trio.
Tue 12 November, 7.30pm
The Venue at Leeds Conservatoire
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Manchester Collective:
Sirocco
Joy,
warmth and irrepressible energy. Sirocco is a great
storm of music from across the world, played with heart and
virtuosity by cellist Abel
Selaocoe and Manchester Collective. Watch the video to find out what you can
expect from Sirocco.
Very limited tickets remaining
Wed 13 November, 7.45pm
Howard Assembly Room
In partnership with Howard Assembly
Room
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Anne Queffélec
French
pianist Anne Queffélec has been a firm favourite with Leeds audiences
ever since she won fifth prize in the 1969 Leeds
International Piano Competition. She brings her unique blend
of humanity, brilliance, and authority to bear on three of
the greatest pillars of the piano repertoire, Ludwig van
Beethoven’s last three piano sonatas.
Tue 19 November, 7.30pm
The Venue at Leeds Conservatoire
In association with Leeds
International Piano Competition
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Quartetto Indaco
Explore
the music of Italy with the Quartetto
Indaco. It’s often thought
that the most famous music from Italy is operatic, but this
programme includes folk, medieval, and modern genres.
Compositions by the quartet’s own cellist, Cosimo Carovani, incorporate the many ‘voices’ of Italy in a
contemporary fashion.
Tue 3 December, 7.30pm
The Venue at Leeds Conservatoire
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Lunchtime Organ Music
This
month's performances include concert organist William Whitehead
(4 Nov); Remembrance Day orchestral arrangements for organ
from City Organist Darius Battiwalla
(11 Nov); a welcome return from Halifax organist Alan Horsey
(18 Nov); and concert organist Matthew Owens
(pictured, 25 Nov).
Every Monday, 1.15pm at Leeds Cathedral
Free admission, simply turn up and enjoy the music!
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Lunchtime Chamber Music
November's
mid-week musical lunch hour performances include Opera North
String Quartet, who performs works from the 19th
century to present day living composers (6 Nov); voice,
violin, percussion and piano students from Chetham's School
of Music (13 Nov); internationally acclaimed
pianist Ignas Maknickas (pictured,
20 Nov); and songs inspired by biblical texts and folk poetry
from Leeds Lieder's Academy Song
Circle (27 Nov).
Every Wednesday, 1.05pm at Leeds
Conservatoire
Free admission, simply turn up and enjoy the music!
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Leeds International Film
Festival 2024
Experience
a globally expansive showcase of many of the most anticipated
films of the year, exciting documentaries, curated short film
competitions, restorations never before screened in the UK,
Q&A talks and panels with special guests, and much more.
Tickets
for all screenings are now available to book. You can also
buy one of the LIFF
2024pass options - the best
value way to experience multiple films, and gain exclusive
discounts to food and drink venues around the city.
Fri 1 - Sun 17 November
Various venues across Leeds and Bradford
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Spirits of Light
Join
the sublime voices of Leeds
Philharmonic Chorus for an
ethereal concert centred around two powerful works for
soprano, mezzo-soprano, baritone and choir. John Rutter's Feel
the Spirit, a cycle of seven familiar spirituals, is
paired with Howard Goodall's Eternal Light, a
modern-day requiem for the living.
Sat 16 November, 7.30pm
St Edmund's Church, Roundhay
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Junyan
Chen to join Leeds International Piano Series line-up
We’re
delighted that Junyan
Chen, the winner of the 2024
Leeds International Piano Competition Second Prize & Marion
Thorpe Silver Medal, will be performing in Leeds in February
as part of the Leeds
International Piano Series.
Returning to Leeds so soon after her celebrated success,
Junyan’s programme promises to be a highlight of the season.
Tue 11 February 2025, 7.30pm
The Venue at Leeds Conservatoire
In association with Leeds
International Piano Competition
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Leeds International Concert
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New
Years Eve 2024
As promised, our loyal
mailing list subscribers are the first to know that our legendary
New Year's Eve party tickets are now on sale.
The early evening pre-dinner show and the main event tickets are
available to mailing list subscribers until Friday before we
start promoting to the wider public.
*We're
all too aware of the current cost of living cand have decided to
keep the ticket prices the same as last year.
Much Love
The Domino Team.
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The
Domino Big Fat Quiz
Our
next Domino Big Fat Quiz is on November 19th
We know you’ll be blown away by the insane talents of Jacob and
his band as they play some of your favorite pop songs in ways
you’ve never heard, can you spot the Kanye West song played in
the style of Russian composer Sergei Rachmaninoff? Will you recognise
some rock bangers when they only sing every other word?
With a whole bunch of fun and creative rounds,
this is a night you won't forget and is head and shoulders above
what you think a music quiz could be.
This is not your average pub quiz, this is how The
Domino does a quiz.
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2024 DOMINO WEEKLY GIVEAWAY
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Domino Winner
Every week, one reader from our mailing list gets
a limited-edition, engraved 2024 Domino
which gets you free entry on paid nights, a welcome
cocktail with every visit to the club and a queue jump
with one friend.
This week's winner is…Richard Wray
We'll be in touch via email.
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Black
Tot Master Blenders Reserve
Black Tot Rum 2024 Master Blender's Reserve is the fifth annual
release of this remarkable series. For 2024, the brand focused on
one country in particular, with rums from Barbados forming 60% of
the blend. It’s aged in a combination of American and European
oak casks and offered un-chill filtered at 54.5% ABV, with a
total outturn limited to 3,000 bottles worldwide. Nose : t starts
with an incredible array of sweet aromas – pineapple cubes,
fudge, coconut cream, oak. Palette : Some oak spice and nutmeg give
a viscous palate a slightly prickly edge through which notes of
red cola cubes, brown sugar, and tropical fruits such as banana
and papaya. Finish : Dark chocolate, lime, warming vanilla-y oak,
and the remnants of that tropical fruit salvo linger.
Usual price per shot £23:29
Our Price per shot £5.25
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THIS WEEK LIVE AT THE DOMINO
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18:30 - 20:30
Lauren Mikki
Leeds-based singer/songwriter Lauren Mikki combines ethereal
soundscapes with raw emotion in her music. The effect is
distinctive and dreamy, interweaving layered harmonies and an
infallible sense of melody that makes for an unmissable live
experience.
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21:00 - 23:30
Mojah
Energetic feel good reggae band Mojah make their welcome return
to the Domino Club.
Featuring some of the best musicians in Yorkshire, Mojah play,
Reggae, Soul, Blues, Rock and Pop in their own roots style.
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23:45 - 2am
The Rhythm and Groove Band
Our latest house band features some of Leeds top groove
merchants.
They'll be putting a new spin on some of the century's biggest
hits.
Get your groove on.
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20:00 - 22:30
The Jam
Fergus Quill will be ring-leading what is going to be a brilliant
musical get-together.
Bring your weapon of choice, choose one of the songs from the
extensive list of standards, and play with our top-notch house
band.
Our in-house sound engineer will deal with the rest.
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Hello,
Welcome to this
week's film listings. Ahead of the US election on 5 November
we're getting topical with our screenings of The
Apprentice, the 'supervillain origin story' on everyone's
lips.
If you'd prefer
more fictitious frights, our horror season Fatal Femmes
concludes, while our friends at Leeds International Film
Festival visit on Sunday to celebrate the iconic Indian
actress Smita Patil.
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What's On: 1 – 6 November
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Screening
Fri 17.40; Sat 13.20 and 16.00; Wed 14.20 and 20.00; Thu 11.00 and
16.15
The origins of Donald
Trump (Sebsatian Stan) are brought to life in a provocative,
electrifying portrait of the man and his mentor, Roy Cohn (Jeremy
Strong) – a notorious lawyer who will never let the truth get
in the way of winning a fight.
'The
Apprentice encapsulates the American Dream, revealing all
the ways in which it can be subverted into a nightmare.' – Entertainment
Weekly
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Screening
Fri 20.30
Anya Taylor Joy stars
in director Robert Eggers' story of one family’s frightful
unravelling in the New England wilderness.
'An atmospheric
chiller rooted in the fertile soil of religious zealotry, social
isolation and original sin.' – Mark Kermode
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Screening Sat 18.40
A
'steroid-popping, hyper-violent love story. Five stars."
– The i
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Screening Sat 21.00
‘It's
a genuine revelation, and the sort of holy terror that
restores your faith in a genre.’ – Rolling Stone
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Screening
Fri 15.15; Wed 12.00; Thu 13.40
A rollicking farce
and biting satire with a wily feminist edge from one of French
cinema's most chameleonic stylists, François Ozon.
A young actress
is accused of murdering a famous producer. After being acquitted,
she begins her new life of fame until the shocking truth emerges.
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Screening
Fri 12.15; Sun 18.50; Wed 17.00; Thu 19.00
The much-anticipated
sequel stars Joaquin Phoenix in his Oscar-winning role, opposite
fellow Oscar winner Lady Gaga.
'It is a very strange
film... and I mean that as a compliment.' - Mark Kermode
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Screening Sun, 13.30
A
tragic love story set in the hills of Tamil Nadu featuring
one of Smita Patil’s most powerful performances.
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Screening Sun, 16.00
Smita
Patil stars in a self-reflexive meditation on filmmaking
about a film crew attempting to make a film on the Bengal
famine.
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Screening
Sat and Sun 11.00
An epic animation
based on the best-selling children’s novel by Michael Morpurgo and
featuring the voices of Cillian Murphy and Sally Hawkins.
Kids' Club screenings
are open to all families with children but are particularly aimed at
families with children under 12. Unaccompanied adults will not be
admitted.
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Screening from 8 November
Oscar-winner
Cillian Murphy delivers a stunning performance as devoted
father.
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Screening from 8 November
Tilda
Swinton and Julianne Moore star in Pedro Almodóvar’s first
English language feature.
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Screening from 8 November
This
poetic documentary charts 26 objects from the Kingdom of
Dahomey which leave Paris and are returned to present-day
Benin.
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Screening 9 November
Legendary
director Tsai Ming-Liang's subversive family drama screens as
part of the nationwide Queer East touring programme.
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Screening 17 November
Ang
Lee’s magical, stylish martial arts adventure kicks off our
BFI FAN Art of Action season of heroines on the big screen.
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Screening 9 November
Celebrate
the 70th anniversary of this classic production, screened in
collaboration with the JB Priestly society.
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Bradford Libraries Creative Writing Workshops.
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Bradford Libraries
Creative Writing Workshops
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Free Saturday
Creative Writing Workshops for adults with author Rebecca Ryan
Writing Comedy
Saturday 23rd November 10am - 3pm Keighley Library
Have you ever hoped that your writing might make people
smile? It's a tough old world out there and making people laugh can be a
tricky thing to achieve. So come along to ... and figure out what makes
stories fun and importantly, funny. All forms of prose are welcome, as
are writers who are funnier on page than in person.
Book your place here - www.ticketsource.co.uk/bradfordlibraries
or email: Library.Events@bradford.gov.uk
Writing Love
Stories
Saturday 14th December 10am - 3pm Shipley Library
Do you have a love story that you're desperate to write? Or
perhaps you're writing a romance? Maybe you don't know what exactly the
difference is but you're keen to find out. Writers since time immemorial
have been drawn to stories about love. If you're one of them, come along
to... and learn about what makes a great love story.
These workshops will be hosted by Rebecca Ryan, author of My
(extra) Ordinary Life and The Philosophy of Love. In it, she'll discuss
the do's and don'ts for your writing, look at some examples of this in
print, and there'll be an opportunity to work on and share your own ideas
too,
Book your place here - www.ticketsource.co.uk/bradfordlibraries
or email: Library.Events@bradford.gov.uk
Free of charge. Adults (16+)
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Storytime, babies, learning and book
launches.....
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Events for
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Booktrust Story
Time Prize
Book
Trust Storytime is ready to roll out in Libraries across Bradford this
month! Help the library staff choose a winner and take part in the
judging panel for the Book Trust Story Time Prize!
The following five books will be read at libraries
throughout November and early December. This is your chance to help
choose a winner and collect some lovely incentive booklets and stickers
along the way. We'll also be making some great crafty makes at our
sessions too!
The five books are:
- Look Out! Hungry Snake
written and illustrated by Paul Delaney (Kumusha Books)
- Ten Little Ducklings
written by Lucy Rowland and illustrated by Aki (Bloomsbury)
- Whisper, Shout: Let it
Out! written by Madhvi Ramani and illustrated by Anuska Allepuz
(Two Hoots)
- Into the Wild written
and illustrated by Thomas Docherty (Oxford)
- Roarr! written by Sam
Taplin and illustrated by Ailie Busby (Usborne)
An expert panel chose the shortlisted books with insights
from librarians and families, and the nominees face a public vote from
children, families and librarians for the _5,000 prize.
The story time dates at our libraries are:
Keighley Library 11am Sat 2, 9, 16, 23, 30 Nov
Idle Library 9.30-10.20am Mon 4, 11, 18, 25 Nov & 2 Dec
Wibsey Library 10am Mon 4, 11, 18, 25 Nov & 2 Dec
Heaton Library 11.30am-12noon Mon 4, 11, 18, 25 Nov & 2 Dec
Eccleshill Library 2pm Mon 4, 11, 18, 25 Nov & 2 Dec
Manningham Library 4pm Mon 4, 11, 18, 25 Nov & 2 Dec
Burley Library 9.30am Tues 5, 12, 19, 26 Nov & 3 Dec
Shipley Library 2pm Tues 5, 12, 19, 26 Nov & 3 Dec
Thornton Library 11am Weds 6, 13, 20, 27 Nov & 4 Dec
Laisterdyke Library 10am Thurs 7, 14, 21, 28 Nov & 5 Dec
Clayton Library 10am Thurs 7, 14, 21, 28 Nov & 5 Dec
Ilkley Library 10am Thurs 7, 14, 21, 28 Nov & 5 Dec
Menston Library 10.30am & 3.30pm Thurs 7, 14, 21, 28 Nov & 5
Dec
Bingley Library 2.30pm Thurs 7, 14, 21, 28 Nov & 5 Dec
Wyke Library 10.30am Fri 8, 15, 22, 29 Nov & 6 Dec
City Library 11am Sat 9, 16, 23, 30 Nov & 7 Dec
No need to book. Just turn up!
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Lau Lau Learning
Let's
learn by SongDrawing!
Come and join us for our SongDrawing sessions where we
will be singing, moving, drawing, dancing and playing together! For
ages 3-5 years.
Brought to you at Manningham Library by Lau Lau Learning
these sessions are free but booking is essential. Contact Manningham
Library for further information.
LAULAU LEARNING is an innovative art-based learning
concept developed in Finland. The engaging LAULAU LEARNING methods
combine music and visual expression, drama and movement, games and
playful interaction to support a child's cross-curricular learning, as
well as social-emotional skills, creativity and self-efficacy.
For teachers in early childhood and primary education, as
well as for professionals working with special needs children LAULAU
LEARNING provides with inspiring, inclusive and integrative educational
tools which make both learning and teaching fun and interactive.
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Gugglewump - A
day in the life of an archaeologist
Come and join us at the book launch of Gugglewump - A day in
the life of an archaeologist with Sophie Jones-Tinsley on 23rd November
2024 in Shipley Library at 10am.
You can listen to a book reading, take part in Gugglewump
craft activities and have the chance to buy a signed copy of the book.
Gugglewump - A day in the life of an archaeologist is the start of a
series of children's books that introduces young readers to a diverse
range of professions, spanning the entire alphabet from A to Z.
Each book in the series follows Gugglewump as they dive into
a new job role-from an Archaeologist to a Zookeeper.
FREE but booking essential.
Contact the library for details. Suitable for children aged 4-11 years.
Baby Week
Bradford
Baby Week Bradford 2024 is coming your way from 14 November
- 20 November 2024 and Bradford Libraries are joining the fun!
We're kicking off Baby Week with a storyland play day
adventure with immersive play activities, crafty make and takes, baby
raves and baby ballet experience! All this and more at City Library on
Thursday 14 November from 9.30am - 2.30pm. Free drop-in event for
families with children 0-3 years. Storyland Play Day | Better Start Bradford
Play is a magical and mighty thing.
When babies and young children play, they're learning so
much about themselves, others and the world around them. Their brain is
firing in all directions, building:
- Communication, relationships and connection
- Confidence and independence
- Movement and motor skills
- Creativity and imagination
Watch the Baby Week trailer for more info.
https://youtu.be/w8nVE3R6TYc
At Bradford Libraries we love to play with words, books and
rhymes!! Check out our events for Baby Week here. Baby Week Bradford | Better Start Bradford
All together now: Hooray for play!
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Bradford Writes as part of The Intercultured
Festival & Bradford Open-Mic
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Bradford LIbraries
Events and Activities
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Bradford Writes
as part of The Intercultured Festival
BRADFORD WRITES
- Bradford
City Library
- Saturday
2nd November
- 12.30pm
- 3pm
Come and listen to a selection of
Published writers from Bradford.
A selection of local
published writers will read from their works and their books will be
available to buy. You can chat to the authors, have your books signed
and be inspired by the amazing talent from your own region.
Featuring - William
Coniston, Peter Kay, Liz Mistry, Michael Stewart, Ralph Dartford, Matt
Hill, Michael Farren, Mark Connors, Gill Connors, Tim Smith, Steve
O’Connor
All
Welcome! Free of charge.
Book
your seat here - https://www.intercultured.co.uk/events/bradford-writes
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Bradford Open-
Mic
Share your words or just come and
listen....
Bradford City Library
Wednesday 6th November 7pm - 9pm
then every 1st Wednesday of the month
All welcome 16+
Free
Book your place here - www.ticketsource.co.uk/bradfordlibraries
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What's
on at TIM?
Theatre
in the Mill: November Newsletter
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Welcome to our November
newsletter! We have an exciting lineup of events this month, and
we can’t wait to share all the details with you. From
thought-provoking films to side-splitting comedy and creative
workshops, there’s something for everyone.
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Film Screening: "Our Little Sister"
Join us for a special screening of the beautifully
touching Japanese drama "Our Little Sister"
on November 7th at the Escape Lounge, University of Bradford Student Union.
This is a film not to be missed—a heartfelt story about family,
love, and finding where you belong.
- Doors open: 5:30 PM
- Film starts: 6:00 PM
Tickets are available now:
Don’t miss out on this heartwarming evening!
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Comedy Night at the Escape Lounge
Prepare yourself for a fantastic night of laughs
on November 13th at 6
PM! Our Comedy Night at the
Escape Lounge will be headlined by the one and only Desiree Burch, known for her sharp wit and
hilarious insights. Hosting the evening will be the wonderful Louise Young, featuring a performance from
opener Isma Almas. we’ll
also have special performances by talented up-and-comers Isma Almas, Rosie Booth, Shugufta Choudhry, and Tuiya
Tembo—all graduates of our comedy workshops.
Ticket
link: You’re Having a Laff - Comedy Night
This is set to be an unforgettable evening—make
sure you don’t miss it!
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Creativity
101: A Series of Creative Workshops
Unleash your creativity with our Creativity 101 series! These free
Wednesday afternoon workshops are a great way to explore new
ideas and meet other creatives in a supportive environment.
- Creative
Writing Workshop:
November 20th, 2–4 PM
- StoryLab -
Intro to New Media:
November 27th, 2–4 PM
Whether you’re a writer, storyteller, or just
curious about new media, these sessions are designed to ignite
your imagination. Sign up through our Eventbrite link:
Creativity 101 Workshops
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Untitled
Project Updates
Untitled
1 Sharing: Mark your calendars for December 11th! The first cohort of
Untitled will be presenting their work, and it’s sure to be an
inspiring evening. Tickets and more information will be available
soon
We recently had a workshop with the brilliant Jamal Gerald, and it was fantastic to
finally meet many of the cohort members in person. Some traveled
to Bradford for the first time to participate, creating an
energetic and dynamic atmosphere.
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Untitled
2 – City of Wonder Applications: There’s still time to apply
for the second cohort, which explores the theme “City of Wonder.” Applications close on October 31st—don’t miss out on this unique
opportunity!
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Who
Are You: Callout for Artists from the University of Bradford
The University is looking for an artist who can
help bring peoples stories, told through the University’s
Together Cafe project: Who are you?, to life.
"Who are you?" will pair University of Bradford
students and staff with members of the community to explore the
question of identity and heritage. Together they will share their
stories, answer questions about who they are, and uncover shared
experiences.
Working with a local artist, the stories will be recorded and
transformed into an artistic work that reflects the diverse
identities and voices of Bradford.
The University is looking for an artist who can bring these
stories to life, working collaboratively with participants to
translate their experiences into a creative form. The medium is
open to interpretation—visual art, digital media, spoken word, or
any other format that can best convey the stories and emotions
shared.
The final work will be showcased on the University of Bradford
campus during Bradford 2025.
They are looking for:
- A
local artist with experience in community-based projects.
- Someone
skilled in storytelling through their artistic practice.
- An
artist open to working collaboratively with people from
diverse backgrounds.
- Ability
to translate spoken stories and themes of identity into an
artistic form.
Register
your interested:
If you are interested in working with us on this project, please
e-mail events@bradford.ac.uk
by Friday 8 November 2024 with the following information:
- Name
- Previous
examples of your work and experience
- How
much you would charge
If you would like to discuss the commission
further, please contact Ana Jara Gonzalez on events@bradford.ac.uk.
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We can’t wait to welcome you to
Theatre in the Mill this November and December! Stay tuned for
more updates, and make sure to follow us on social media for the
latest announcements. See you soon!
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We’ve got plenty of opportunities to indulge
your appetite for art this autumn!
Escape
into a surreal world of sculptures and dazzling, intricate
collages in Haegue Yang: Leap Year, enjoy our free
exhibitions, Huang-Po Chih: Waves and Koestler Arts:
No Comment, and explore the Winter Light
installations lighting up our site as the nights draw in.
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Haegue
Yang: Leap Year
UNTIL SUN
5 JAN
Watch our
trailer to get a taste of the 'surreal, exuberant ...
uplifting, festive' (The Telegraph) sculptures and
installations at our latest exhibition, inspired by East Asian
traditions and folklore, modernism, contemporary art history
and nature.
And don't
forget: under-30s and Lambeth residents can get tickets for
just £9, and under-12s go free.
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Bloomberg
Connects
Ahead of your visit, download Bloomberg
Connects, the free arts and culture app. In it you can
find a Hayward Gallery guide, including exclusive
content.
And don’t forget your headphones, so you
can listen while you look.
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Unpacking
Haegue Yang
TUE 12 NOV
Curators and writers Ann Coxon and Nav
Haq explore the themes of craft, storytelling,
histories and cross-cultural dialogues in the work of
Haegue Yang.
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Huang
Po-Chih: Waves
UNTIL SUN 5 JAN
Our HENI Project Space exhibition
showcases the work of Taiwanese artist Huang Po-Chih,
who uses personal narratives to explore the globalised
textile industry in East Asia.
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Koestler
Arts: No Comment
FRI NOV 1 – SUN 15 DEC
An exhibition exploring and showcasing
the artistic range and talent of people in criminal
justice settings, curated by Jeremy Deller and John
Costi.
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Winter
Light
FRI 1 NOV 2024 – SUN 2 FEB 2025
Over the dark winter nights, our site is
illuminated by outdoor artworks that play with light
and colour – explore to discover them all.
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Linder:
Danger Came Smiling
TUE 11 FEB – MON 5 MAY 2025
Linder’s first London retrospective
showcases 50 years of the pioneering feminist artist’s
work, across montage, photography, performance and
sculpture, dissecting our fascination with the body and
its representation.
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Mickalene
Thomas: All About Love
TUE 11 FEB – MON 5 MAY 2025
Mickalene Thomas’ vibrant, large-scale
portraits of Black women at rest reclaim space and
representation in art history, celebrating love and
radical repose.
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Members get
more
Become
a member today and get free entry to all our exhibitions, as well
as unlocking a whole host of other benefits. Join now for less than
£6 a month.
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Nairy
Baghramian: Jumbled Alphabet
SOUTH LONDON GALLERY | UNTIL SUN 12 JAN
Nairy Baghramian's 'Misfits' series
disrupts the idea of children’s building toys in which
pieces fit together perfectly. 'Misfits' celebrates the
beauty of things that don’t fit and the magic of being
an outsider.
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Lygia
Clark: The I and the You / Sonia Boyce: An Awkward
Relation.
WHITECHAPEL GALLERY | UNTIL SUN 12 JAN
See two exhibitions conceived to be in
dialogue with each other: Lygia Clark: The I and the
You and Sonia Boyce: An Awkward Relation
explore pivotal moments in the artists’ careers, where
each began experimenting with participatory practices.
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Header images:
Installation view of Haegue Yang: Leap Year,
2024. Photo: Mark Blower. Courtesy the artist and the Hayward
Gallery.
Installation View of Huang Po-Chih: Waves.
2024. Photo: Mark Blower. Courtesy the artist and Hayward Gallery.
Other images:
Mickalene
Thomas, Din avec la main dans le miroir et jupe rouge (detail) ©
2023. Courtesy the artist.
Linder,
Untitled, 1977 (detail). © Linder Sterling.
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Thanks for reading.
We hope you enjoyed your specially selected highlights. Share
your comments and photos with us by mentioning @southbankcentre
or @haywardgallery.
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Book now for
Fran Lebowitz, Gary Stevenson & Sentimental Garbage
Known for
her razor-sharp take on everything from politics to pizza, Fran
Lebowitz has captivated crowds with her candid
observations. Join her for new shows in 2025 and ask Fran your own
questions.
What
happens when you realise winning means betting on others
losing? Former trader Gary Stevenson pulls back the
curtain on the high-stakes world of financial trading, offering an
unflinching look at the moral complexities and human cost of market
speculation.
No topic
too messy, no pleasure too guilty. Join Caroline
O’Donoghue for a one-night-only event at Union
Chapel for a very special live show that no Sentimental
Garbage devotee would want to miss.
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Fran
Lebowitz 2025
16 - 19 Sep | Live Tour
In a
cultural landscape filled with pundits and talking
heads, Fran stands out as one of our most insightful social
commentators. Join the star of Netflix’s Pretend
It’s A City as she shares her invariably cutting take on
anything and everything.
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Gary
Stevenson
27 Jan - 6 Feb | Live Tour
What
happens when you realise winning means betting on others losing? Gary
Stevenson once dealt in nearly a trillion dollars a day. He joins us to
reveal his unforgettable story. Presented in partnership with How To Academy.
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Sentimental
Garbage LIVE
6 Feb, 7:30pm | Live in London
Hot off
the heels of her iconic debut UK tour, host of the cult-favourite
podcast, Sentimental Garbage,
Caroline O’Donoghue, and special guest Alexandra
Haddow return for a one-night-only event in London!
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Jane &
Fi - New Date
Added
4 & 8 Feb, 7:30pm | Live in London
In
tumultuous times you need the wisdom & experience of two women who
haven’t got a clue what’s happening either. If they can find their way to
the theatre, it will be an evening of mildly entertaining stuff.
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Last
chance to book for Randall Munroe: What if?
A Decade of Imagining the Improbable
11 - 20 Nov | Live Tour
What if you tried to hit a baseball pitched at 90
percent the speed of light? How fast can you hit a speed bump while driving
and live? If there was a robot apocalypse, how long would humanity last?
What if everyone only had one soulmate? What would happen if the moon went
away?
Join the xkcd
creator live on stage as he gives serious scientific answers to absurd
hypothetical questions to celebrate the 10th Anniversary edition of What
If?. Top price seats include a SIGNED copy of the book.
Randall
will be joined by Matt Parker at Theatre
Royal Drury Lane & Nottingham Playhouse and by Tim
Harford at Bath Forum. Hosts for the other dates
will be announced soon.
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Jenny
Slate
18 Nov, 6:30pm | Streaming
Celebrating
her new book, Lifeform, Jenny will explore the
beautiful chaos of being human and embracing your true self, no matter how
weird or wonderful it may be.
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Yotam
Ottolenghi
1 Dec - 21 Jan | Live Tour
Spend a
delicious evening with the inimitable chef celebrating the release of his
highly anticipated new cookbook, Comfort, as he reveals how to
‘Ottolenghify’ your meals.
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Lucy
Worsley
5 Nov 2024 - 27 May 2025 | Live Tour
Lucy
invites audiences to step into the world of Jane Austen, tracing
her footsteps through the very rooms she moved, the landscapes she
painted with words, and the quiet revolutions she sparked.
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Hannah
Gadsby
4 - 8 Nov | Live in London
The
Australian stand-up leans once again into fears, anxieties and mental
health worries. The title of Hannah’s new stand-up show is “Woof,” but the
Australian comic has a very specific type of dog bark in mind. Presented
by our friends at Kilimanjaro.
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10 Questions
with the cast of BBC's Ghosts
Who loves a bit of Bill Withers? Who was born in a
prison of the soul? Whose favourite food is 'soused hog's face'?
Charlotte Ritchie reprises her role as Alison for this
special Q&A with Robin (Laurence Rickard), Pat Butcher
(Jim Howick), Thomas Thorne (Mathew
Baynton) and Lady Button (Martha Howe-Douglas)
from the BBC sitcom Ghosts.
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We all have a voice
– some fit for a stage, others fit for the shower!
Keep scrolling to
discover events celebrating vocal artistry in all its forms –
from choral music to rap – including Monteverdi's Madrigals,
Handel’s Messiah and Lady Leshurr appearing alongside
the City of Birmingham Symphony Orchestra.
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Concerto Italiano: Monteverdi's Madrigals
SUN 8 DEC
Marking their 40th
anniversary, the legendary Italian ensemble brings the composer’s
extraordinary word-setting and no-holds-barred music and poetry
to life.
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Baroquebusters
THU 9 JAN
Julia Bullock
brings the vocal fireworks to a night with the Orchestra of the
Age of Enlightenment celebrating the greatest hits of the 18th
century.
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Benjamin
Appl: Dietrich Fischer-Dieskau at 100
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Aurora
Orchestra & Abel Selaocoe
SAT 8 MAR
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Ruby
Hughes & Friends
FRI 27 JUN
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LEGACY
MON 28 APRIL
Dig into
Birmingham’s grime and hip-hop scenes, with the City of
Birmingham Symphony Orchestra and some of the most influential
artists creating music in the city.
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Pierre-Laurent
Aimard & Mathieu Amalric: Ravel
THU 27 MAR
Pianist Pierre-Laurent Aimard and actor
Mathieu Amalric join forces to celebrate the life and
work of Ravel in an intimate portrait via words and
music.
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Hidden
Voices
THU 3 APR
Themed around the world premiere of a new
Laurence Osborn composition, London Sinfonietta performs
a series of ‘anti-concertos’ designed to overwhelm
soloists.
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Opera
North: Verdi’s Simon Boccanegra
SAT 24 MAY
Experience Opera North up close in this
concert performance of a rare Verdi masterpiece that
bristles with high emotion and political intrigue.
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Daniel
Barenboim & West-Eastern Divan Orchestra
MON 4 NOV
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Lawrence
Power’s Lock-in
SAT 9 NOV
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Salonen
Conducts Sibelius & Lindberg
SUN 10 NOV
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Chineke!
Orchestra: Cultural Harmonies
THU 21 NOV
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Handel's Messiah
FRI 13 DEC
Experience the
awe-inspiring majesty of Handel’s Messiah performed by the renowned
Philharmonia Orchestra and Philharmonia Chorus.
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The
Nutcracker and I
TUE 26 NOV | MILTON COURT CONCERT HALL
Experience the seasonal classic like it’s
never been told before, with pianist Alexandra Dariescu
and ballerina Imogen Ash.
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Bernard
Butler
SAT 2 NOV | LAFAYETTE
Brit and Grammy Award-winning songwriter,
guitarist and producer Bernard Butler performs with
support from Ravaloe and Edie Bens.
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Southbank Centre, Belvedere Road, London, SE1 8XX
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Sip Italian-inspired cocktails and enjoy hearty autumn dishes
under the glow of our new floral installation.
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Unveiling Our Enchanting Winter Wonderland
Step
into our elegant oasis where Italian aperitivo culture seamlessly
blends with the enchanting allure of Dalloway Terrace.
Twinkling fairy lights illuminate the scene, carrying whispers of
laughter and the enticing aroma of freshly prepared delicacies. It’s
a place where every moment is a celebration, and every toast is a
tribute to the joy of being together.
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Raise a glass to unforgettable moments
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Embark
on a sensory journey through Italy's rich tapestry of flavours, art
and creativity with our seasonal new cocktails, masterfully crafted in partnership
with Italicus Rosolio di Bergamotto. Savour our fiery
Peperoncino Margarita for a perfect balance of spice and citrus that
promises to awaken your senses.
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Indulge in the flavours of the season
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Whether
you're in the mood for comforting classics or curious to try
something new, our new autumn menus, offer a cosy ambiance paired
with exquisite seasonal tastes. From hearty Sunday roasts, brimming with bottomless roast
potatoes, to our new seasonal dishes, we’ve got you covered.
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Looking to escape into a different world? Come
along to Haegue Yang: Leap Year and explore a
trove of immense sensorial works where household
objects come to life, light breathes through paper lanterns and
monumental blinds, and magical art recalls folk tales from around
the globe.
Described as 'surreal, exuberant ... uplifting,
festive' by The Telegraph, this captivating
exhibition is not to be missed.
Even better: under-30s and Lambeth residents can
get tickets for just £9, and under-12s go free!
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5 things to know about Haegue Yang: Leap Year
Discover the
behind-the-scenes stories behind the intriguing sculptures and
installations at our latest exhibition, inspired by East Asian
traditions and folklore, modernism, contemporary art history and
nature.
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Exhibition
tours
Take a tour to get closer to the artwork
(free with an exhibition ticket).
Curator
tours
Wed 27 Nov, 11am: Yung Ma (Senior
Curator)
Hayward
Gallery tour guide tours
Saturdays at 5pm (spotlight tour) and 6pm
(main tour)
Wednesdays at 11am
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Behind
the art
Learn the story behind Korean composer
Isang Yun's fairytale-inspired piece, which is the
inspiration for Haegue Yang's brand new commission.
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Snap
a pic
Check out exhibition snapshots from our
visitors – some creative inspiration for your next
gallery trip!
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Unpacking
Haegue Yang
TUE 12
NOV
Curators
and writers Ann Coxon and Nav Haq explore the themes of
craft, storytelling, histories and cross-cultural dialogues
in the work of Haegue Yang.
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Members get
more
Become
a member today and get free entry to all our exhibitions, as well as
unlocking a whole host of other benefits. Join now for less than £6 a
month.
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Header images:
Installation
view of Haegue Yang: Leap Year, 2024. Non-Indépliables,
nues, 2010/2020. Photo: Mark Blower. Courtesy the artist and
the Hayward Gallery.
Installation
view of Haegue Yang: Leap Year, 2024. Photo: Mark Blower.
Courtesy the artist and the Hayward Gallery.
Installation
view of Haegue Yang: Leap Year, 2024. Reflected Red-Blue
Cubist Dancing Mask, 2018. Photo: Mark Blower. Courtesy the
artist and the Hayward Gallery.
Installation
view of Haegue Yang: Leap Year, 2024. The Randing
Intermediates – Underbelly Alienage Duo, 2020. Photo: Mark
Blower. Courtesy the artist and the Hayward Gallery.
Installation
view of Haegue Yang: Leap Year, 2024. Photo: Mark Blower.
Courtesy the artist and the Hayward Gallery.
Other images:
Installation view of Haegue Yang: Leap Year,
2024. Sonic Dress Vehicle – Hulky Head, 2018. Photo: Mark
Blower. Courtesy the artist and the Hayward Gallery.
Installation view of Haegue Yang: Leap Year,
2024. Rue Saint-Benoit, 2008. Photo: Mark Blower. Courtesy the
artist and the Hayward Gallery.
Haegue
Yang, Storage Piece, 2004, in Your Bright Future: 12
Contemporary Artists from Korea, LACMA, Los Angeles, 2009. ©
Haegue Yang. Photo: 2009 Museum Associates/LACMA. Courtesy of LACMA,
Los Angeles.
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We hope you enjoyed your specially selected highlights. Share
your comments and photos with us by mentioning @southbankcentre
or @haywardgallery.
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Southbank Centre is a charity registered
in England and Wales No.298909. Registered office:
Southbank Centre, Belvedere Road, London, SE1 8XX
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The festive season is just around the corner, and
our sparkling Winter programme gets underway this week!
Read on for
spectacular shows, luminous art, cracking activities, a wondrous
Winter Market and free festive fun for families.
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Haegue Yang: Leap Year
UNTIL SUN 5 JAN
Explore
a world of 'surreal, exuberant ... uplifting, festive' (The
Telegraph) sculptures that weave connections between
disparate histories, cultures and traditions, in the Hayward
Gallery’s current exhibition.
Installation view of Haegue Yang: Leap Year,
2024. Photo: Mark Blower. Courtesy the artist and the Hayward
Gallery.
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Koestler
Arts: No Comment
FRI 1 NOV – SUN 15 DEC
A free exhibition exploring and showcasing
the artistic range and talent of people in criminal
justice settings, curated by Jeremy Deller and John
Costi.
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Winter
Light
FRI 1 NOV – SUN 2 FEB
Over the dark winter nights, our site is
illuminated by free outdoor artworks created by 12
contemporary artists, each playing with illumination and
colour. Plus, join us on guided tours throughout
December.
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Blue
Now
SUN 1 DEC
Artist and filmmaker Derek Jarman’s
landmark final film, Blue, is given a live
performance to mark World Aids Day, directed by Neil
Bartlett and featuring Travis Alabanza, Jay Bernard,
Joelle Taylor and Russell Tovey.
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All
of This Unreal Time
FRI 6 DEC
Catch the London premiere of the standout
film by Aoife McArdle, Cillian Murphy and Max Porter,
with live music composed and performed by The National’s
Aaron and Bryce Dessner, and Jon Hopkins.
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Carlos
Acosta's Nutcracker in Havana
TUE 10 – SUN 15 DEC
Simmering choreography from Carlos
Acosta, and a new Cuban slant to the score, bring
some Havana heat to this classic festive treat.
Audio Description is available for all
performances.
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Circa's
Duck Pond
THU 19 – MON 30 DEC
Stunts. Sequins. Flippers. Feathers.
Experience Swan
Lake like never before through the magic
of Circa’s soaring circus skills.
Sat 21 Dec, 7.30pm: Audio description
available
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Tom
Fletcher's The Creakers
WED 18 DEC – SUN 5 JAN
Expect surprises, silliness, scares
and rocking new songs in a brand new magical, musical
adventure for all the family, from musician and
author Tom Fletcher.
Sat 21 Dec, 6pm: Captioned.
Mon 23 Dec, 6pm: British Sign Language
Interpreted (BSL).
Sat 28 Dec, 6pm: Audio described.
Thu 2 & Sat 4 Jan, 11.30am:
Relaxed performances.
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1927:
Please Right Back
SAT 21 DEC – SUN 5 JAN
Be swept into a magical, mischievous world
through handcrafted animation and bold storytelling,
inspired by a true story.
★★★★★ ‘a genuinely masterful and unique
theatrical experience for the whole family’ British
Theatre Guide
Mon 30 Dec: Relaxed performance
Thu 2 Jan: Captioned
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Fascinating
Aïda
THU 2 – SUN 5 JAN
The 40th Anniversary Show continues…
Celebrate over 40 fabulous years of uproarious comedy and
musical prowess with Britain’s greatest cabaret trio.
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London
Gay Men's Chorus: Christmas Bop
FRI 6 & SAT 7 DEC
Dust off your diamanté dancing shoes and
join the London Gay Men’s Chorus for a toe-tapping trip
back to the dance halls of the 1950s and 1960s.
Sat 7 Dec 2.30pm: British Sign Language
Interpreted (BSL).
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Winter Market
FRI 1
NOV – THU 26 DEC
Stroll
along the Thames under twinkling lights, and sample indulgent
drinks and scrumptious street food from our traditional
alpine-style chalets.
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Mix
& Move: Winter Special
FRI 13 DEC
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Winter
Reimagined: Family Morning
SAT 14 DEC
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Winter
Reimagined: Reuse, Revive and Sing
SAT 14 DEC
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About
Us! Artists’ Scratch Showcase
SUN 15 DEC
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Creative
Encounters: Stacy Makishi
WED 18 DEC
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Five
Go Jiving
TUE 24 DEC
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Kids’
Countdown with Just Vibez
TUE 31 DEC
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New
Year’s Day Ceilidh
WED 1 JAN
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We hope you enjoyed your specially selected highlights. Share
your comments and photos with us by mentioning @southbankcentre
or @haywardgallery.
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Southbank Centre is a charity registered
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Southbank Centre, Belvedere Road, London, SE1 8XX
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Celebrate the beauty of Bonfire Night in Aberdeen and
Aberdeenshire this winter
Remember, remember the 5th of November! Guy
Fawkes Night is fast approaching—can you believe it’s that time of year
already?
Whether you’re exploring the starry skies in the city or hunting
for the perfect burst of colour in Aberdeenshire, we've got you covered. The
region is home to numerous locations set to light up the skies with dazzling
displays of fantastic fireworks.
Discover
what the region has to offer!
From October 26th to
November 5th, the area is bursting with cracking Bonfire Night events. From
the city centre to the Aberdeenshire coast, there’s something for everyone.
So wrap up warm and get ready to experience the magic!
Check out our latest
blog to discover what's in store and how you can celebrate this winter.
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Out and about this November
Discover
new highlights and tours at the National Museum of
Flight
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Rediscover the National
Museum of Flight in East Lothian this autumn. Based on a First
and Second World War airfield, we have recently opened an
original blast and air raid shelter to visitors (pictured
above). You can immerse yourself in the history of the airfield
like never before and learn more about what life was like for
the service men and women who served at the base in wartime.
Uncover hidden stories with
our new Smartify museum
audio tour (free with museum admission). Featuring
exclusive audio and video content, you’ll experience the museum
in a whole new light.
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National Museum
of Scotland
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Join artist
Meg Buick for an introduction to drawing Scottish
wildlife. Learn how to create textures and marks to
depict the animal world.
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National Museum
of Scotland
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Join artist
Sheena Russell to take a new look at our
collections and be guided through a range of
drawing activities within the museum’s
galleries.
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Event | National
Museum of Scotland
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Join National Museums Scotland's
Chair and Director for a review of the year.
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The Peebles Hoard, one of the most
significant hoards ever found in Scotland has been
saved for the nation, having been acquired by
National Museums Scotland.
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Remaining places available
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National Museum
of Scotland
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National Museum
of Rural Life
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National Museum
of Scotland
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Event | National
Museum of Rural Life
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Bring the family for a fun festive
day out at the museum and farm.
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Treat your friends and family to a
year of unlimited free entry to all our museums,
world-class exhibitions and more, all while
supporting the vital work of our museums.
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Our mailing address is:
National Museums Scotland
Chambers Street, Edinburgh, EH1 1JF
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Baleshare Beach, North Uist, Outer Hebrides © VS /
Kenny Lam
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Reconnect
with Scotland’s soul
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Discover top places for your travel wanderlust 2025,
where the Outer Hebrides shine as one of National Geographic's Best of
the World 2025. Embrace Scotland’s unparalleled beauty and heritage.
Explore the mystique of our unique islands, take in quirky castles and
the serene waters of Loch Ard. Feel the joy of a traditional ceilidh
and savour the moment you sample whisky at charming distilleries. Most
of all find solace and wonder in nature’s splendour.
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Kintail © VS / Airborne Lens
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Step into Scotland’s beauty with 12 stunning Highland
walks. Enjoy tranquil coastal paths to invigorating Munros, perfect for
all levels of walkers.
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Boness and Kinneil Railway © Visit Falkirk
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Glide through the rugged Highlands on the West Highland
Line or enjoy the nostalgic charm of a train ride through picturesque
valleys between Scotland's highest villages, Leadhills and Wanlockhead.
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New Lanark Mill Hotel & Self Catering © VS /
Kenny Lam
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Experience 13 unforgettable places to stay along
Scotland’s UNESCO Trail. From elegant B&Bs to unique historic
stays, enjoy warm local hospitality and picturesque settings.
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Dalwhinnie Distillery © VS / Caledonian Sleeper
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Wake up
in Scotland: a visual escape
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Enjoy our immersive video showcasing cosy moments and an
unforgettable train ride on the Caledonian Sleeper.
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Mounthooley Dovecot, Fraserburgh © Discover
Fraserburgh / Fiona McRae
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Your
dream Scottish getaway
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Discover the enchanting beauty and rich heritage of
Scotland aboard the Caledonian Sleeper. Plan your perfect escape today!
10% discount on selected journeys
Promo code DREAMS10
Book by 10 November 2024
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VisitScotland,
Waverley Court, 4 East Market Street, Edinburgh, EH8 8BG
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Or in English, Happy Halloween!
As the crisp autumn winds begin to swirl and the days grow shorter,
there’s a sense of magic in the air. And nowhere is that magic more
deeply rooted than in Ireland, where Halloween was born over 2,000
years ago.
Originally, Halloween was the Celtic festival of Samhain. Back then,
folk dressed in costume, believing that disguising themselves would
allow them to blend in with any wandering spirits, remaining safe
from harm. Bonfires burned late into the night as people sang,
communed with the dead, and hung crosses above their doors to protect
them from bad luck.
Today, we still celebrate Halloween, but in a more mellow way than
our ancestors once did. Pumpkins glow from doorsteps and we bake
delicious báirín breac as children
dress up and giggle from house to house.
One of our most enduring traditions is sharing ghost stories. Oral
storytelling stretches across the centuries through beastly ballads,
terrifying tales, and macabre myths. Whether it’s a casual chat with
a local hiker, discovering Ireland's spooky landscapes, or yarns spun
by fire in a cosy pub, our incredible collection of sinister stories
have an eerie way of revealing themselves to the curious traveller.
So, make a cup of tea, settle down by the crackling fire, and
explore the origins and traditions of Halloween in Ireland with us.
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Copyright ©
2019 Wilderness Ireland, All rights reserved.
Wilderness Ireland, Unit 8A 1/2, Northwest Business Park, Collooney,
Co. Sligo, Ireland
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Discover the home of Halloween
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Over 2,000 years ago, Halloween
traditions and customs began in Celtic Ireland.
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Grounded in festivals,
folklore, and fright, the mystical Halloween spirit lives on today,
giving travellers the chance to experience thrills and chills in the
land where it all started.
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For a chilling good
time, don’t miss these iconic Halloween experiences.
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Enjoy a celebration of
music,
myth and folklore
inspired by the Samhain spirit and traditions.
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Join the world’s most electric Halloween extravaganza,
where everyone is in costume.
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Ready for some frightful fun?
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Get into the Samhain
spirit by testing your knowledge of Halloween in Ireland.
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Plan your Halloween holiday
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Halloween in the
Emerald Isle is a scary celebration in the best possible way.
From renowned ruins to incredible ancient artefacts, there are remnants
of Halloween all around Ireland, if you know where to look!
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Warning for those easily frightened! Ireland’s Ancient
East is full of legends and ghost stories.
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Experience Ireland’s warm hospitality, even from the
spirits lurking at these ancient haunts.
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Listen to folklore and spooky stories
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Immerse yourself in the home of Halloween with a special
spooky edition of the ‘Travel Goals Podcast’ with Portia Jones, as she
adventures through Ireland’s mystical myths, haunting folklore, and
fascinating Samhain traditions.
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First celebrated as a
Celtic festival to mark
the end of Harvest.
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Formerly known as
“Samhain”
(pronounced Sow-in).
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Celts believed the veil
between the living & spirit worlds was thinnest.
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Bewitching surprises at every turn
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For those that dare, check out these mystical frights and
sites.
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The latest from the
Jurassic Coast Trust team
Lucy Culkin, Chief Executive Officer, will
be leaving the role at the end of the year, after 7
years with the Trust and 5 years in role as CEO. Lucy joined
JCT in September 2017, just a brief time after the Trust became
responsible for World Heritage Site Management of the Dorset and
East Devon Coast, devolved from Dorset and Devon
Council. During her tenure, Lucy has developed the strategy
and led the team to deliver the 2020-2025 Site Partnership Plan,
which involves stakeholders across the 95 mile stretch of coast.
You may remember in our previous newsletter that Saskia's entry of the
Geo-Heritage Sustainability Study into the Engineering Group of
the Geological Society of London's annual Glossop Award had
been shortlisted. Saskia received positive feedback for her
presentation on the day, and although unfortunately the entry did
not win the award, being shortlisted is an achievement in itself.
We would like to extend our warm congratulations to the winner,
Jordan Weddepohl, for his talk titled "UK levelised cost for
geothermal heat and power"
Saskia was invited to the Dorset Coast Forum
Annual Conference to present on the Geo-Heritage Sustainability
Study and how social media can be used to talk about science and
projects. The sold out event had over 120 attendees and was
a fantastic event for coastal professionals across the
Dorset coast to discuss coastal change and plans.
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The Dorset Holiday
Collection is a small collection of 4 and 5
star holiday cottages owned and run by one family, in 3
prestigious locations around West Dorset.
Chideock Grange Holiday Cottages
- Which is located between Bridport and Lyme Regis, has 5
comfortable self-catering cottages, where guests can find
sanctuary free from the hassles of everyday life. In a
designated A.O.N.B this really is a walkers paradise. (Image 1
below).
Whatley Cottage
- Close to the picturesque town of Beaminster is an enchanting
cottage for 2, nestled deep in the rolling Dorset countryside.
This cottage is a dog friendly property, and perfect for year
round use with large outdoor dining area for the summer months
and log burner inside for the colder ones. (Image 2 below).
Upton Grange -
A unique collection of 6 holiday cottages within
walking distance to Ringstead beach on the Jurassic Coast. Upton
Grange is perfectly located for many of Dorset's tourist
attractions and local walks alike. (Pictured above).
www.thedorsetholidaycottagecollection.co.uk
01305 853970
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Discover the exquisite Rafters,
an impressive, thatched cottage with incredible sea views. With 10
luxurious en-suite bedrooms, this magnificent property can
accommodate up to 20 guests and boasts an indoor heated swimming
pool, cinema room, and games room. Just a few minutes' walk from the
World Heritage Site and Cove in Dorset and a short 5-minute
drive to the famous Durdle Door, Rafters is the ultimate dream
destination for a large group getaway.
https://raftersatlulworthcove.com/
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Win a weekend or
midweek stay for 4 people at Mazzard Farm holiday cottages
Multiple Award Winners Mazzard Farm in East Devon are
offering a fantastic weekend or midweek away for 4, in one of their
very comfortable 2-bedroom cottages.
Mazzard Farm offers a haven of tranquility, and its fantastic
location offers easy access to the Jurassic Coast, as well as a host
of towns, villages and attractions.
Terms &
conditions: Prize needs to be taken before end
of March, subject to availability, school holidays excluded. Weekend
is Friday – Monday, Midweek Monday - Friday. Maximum of 4 guests
(plus baby if required).
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JURASSIC
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FOSSILS!
Discover 185 million years of
life on the Jurassic Coast.
Did you know, you can find out all about the fossils from the Jurassic Coast on
our website?
We are constantly updating our website with more content on the weird
and wonderful creatures that existed through the Mesozoic. Some you
may be familiar with, did someone say dinosaur? Others, you might not have heard
of.
Look up a particular fossil in our fossil finder to learn more about
when it lived, what it ate, where it was found and where to see it
now.
You can also sign up to the Jurassic Coast Collection newsletter to
get all things Palaeontology straight to your inbox.
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Shop the Jurassic Coast
clothing range
Active styles to fuel your adventures! Sustainable products to
protect England's only natural World Heritage Site, we have a range
of products for women, men and children! By purchasing one of
our bespoke designs from our store, not only will you look amazing,
but you will be supporting us to continue to protect the site.
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Become a Member
Join the
Jurassic Coast Trust as a Member and help us to preserve the
beaches, scenery, heritage, geology and outstanding natural beauty of
the Jurassic Coast World Heritage Site, whilst accessing a range of
special offers and unique events all year long!
You'll receive our membership magazine, Time to
Inspire, three times a year packed full of conservation news,
articles and things to do on the Coast, plus the 'Official Guide' to
the Jurassic Coast book and exclusive online content. And, if you opt
for a family membership, you'll also
receive our magazine 'Jurassic Rangers' for children, three times a
year.
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Please keep to designated
footpaths and keep clear of cliff edges and the base of the cliff
when on the beach. Please also remember to keep your dog on a
lead and under close control when near the cliffs!
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JAN -
MAY 2025
NEW
CONTEMPORARY
Like new things? Enjoy
original imaginative work you can't find anywhere else? You'll want to
check out our freshly announced programme of contemporary work coming in
early 2025!
Featuring dance, comedy, drama and juggling! It's like Lowry's
very own fringe. We've picked the best emerging talent from across the
globe and brought it right here to Salford.
Take a look for yourself and experience something new.
Members
2 for 1 Offer Available on All Shows
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TUE
18 - WED 19 FEB 2025
THEATRE AD INFINITUM: LAST RITES
Last Rites
combines exciting physical, non-verbal storytelling with dynamic
projection and an immersive soundtrack. Told through a Deaf man’s
unique perspective, this show tells the poignant story of a complex
relationship cut short.
Accessible
Performances Available
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21 FEB 2025
EMILYN CLAID: UNTITLED
Combining movement
and theatre, staged choreography, and playful, improvised
interactions, emilyn faces queering and ageing with dark humour,
undercut with moments of pathos.
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05 - SAT 08 MAR 2025
TONES: A HIP HOP OPERA
What happens if
you're not black enough for the ends, but too black for the rest of
the world? Tones – A Hip Hop Opera follows the pivotal moments of
lead character Jerome, AKA The Professor, and his upbringing from
childhood to his departure from university.
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THU
20 & FRI 21 MAR 2025
DRIFTWOOD
An inspiring story
about hope, love and belonging. Two brothers on a beach - their
dad is dying, and their town is crumbling, while a figure made of
driftwood stalks the shore at night.
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WED
09 APR 2025
THE ALICE PROJECT
A sonic journey
through the Wonderland of Alice, weaving together original music,
interviews with inhabitants of the New Forest, Lewis Carroll’s text
and voices from 40 contemporary Alices!
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WED
16 - SAT 19 APR 2025
TOXIC
Toxic is the hotly
anticipated explosive new show from award-winning theatremaker
Nathaniel J Hall (First Time, It’s A Sin), celebrating the survival
and resilience of the queer spirit.
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THU
08 MAY 2025
TRYGVE WAKENSHAW - SILLY LITTLE THINGS
Ranked in the top
5 of best reviewed comedy shows at the Edinburgh Fringe for its debut
season, Silly Little Things is a hilarious, moving and physically
extraordinary new show by the industry leading mime Trygve Wakenshaw.
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SUN
11 MAY 2025
GANDINI JUGGLING - HEKA
Drawing
inspiration from the intricate connection between juggling and magic,
Heka transports audiences into a mesmerising realm where reality
blurs with illusion.
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TUE
19 & WED 20 NOV 2024
REWRITES: CHOSEN BY TAIYO YOSHIDA & DOMINIC VARNEY
Imagine
accidentally killing Harry Potter, Luke Skywalker, or Jesus and
having to take their place. Chosen is a pop-rock comedy musical about
Sue, an IT Support Technician in her 60s, who wakes from a coma to
discover half the world has been zombified. After accidentally
killing the prophesied 'Chosen One', Sue must assume their identity
and save humanity herself.
Each
Performance Includes a Special 15 Minute Preview of a Brand New
Musical
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THELOWRY.COM
DEDICATED
ACCESS LINE:
0161 876 2183
BOX OFFICE:
0161 876 2000
Calls are at your standard network operator's
charge. The Lowry Centre Trust is a registered charity (no. 1053962). Your support goes
towards our world-class Theatre and Galleries programme, the
care and display of the LS Lowry Collection and our life
changing Learning & Engagement programme.
LOWRY, PIER 8, SALFORD QUAYS, M50 3AZ
(Company reg no. 3255905)
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Hey
there Quirky Campers!
As we wrap up October, we’re celebrating the
wonderful autumn we've had so far. The vibrant colours, the crisp
air and of course Halloween make this month a firm favourite with
the Quirky Team! Whether you’ve been carving pumpkins, taking an
autumnal road trip or simply enjoying the beauty of the season on
your walks, it’s been the perfect time to connect with
nature.
We love hearing the success stories of your trips
on the road, particularly the amazing reviews we get left that
lift our spirits, reading back the tales of your adventures are
the highlight of our jobs. To share a little of that campervan
love we’ve chosen some of the best reviews from this
October:
Marianne’s
toddlers had the best time in Ronnie;
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
“Great Van !!
Travelling in a convoy with friends was great, but
having Ronnie as part of the convoy was great !! The whole
segment of front seats being able to turn around made Ronnie the
place to be at the end of the night. The large roomy area was
great for our friend's toddler, who on a rainy day had a lot of
playtime !! The layout worked well for a couple with a child (the
single bed is full-sized - but can be removed in not required) or
if you have a lot of luggage/bikes etc there is lots of space!!
We would love to travel with Ronnie again !!”
Jack
and the family also had a great time in El Santo:
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
“Amazing!
The perfect camper! El Santo has everything you
could possibly need...a comfy bed, lots of room, all the
amenities, easy to use and a great drive!
Dave and Rosie were amazing with answering all our questions and
being flexible etc. Could not have made it any easier for us.
Our 3 children (and us) had the best time...could not recommend
it highly enough!”
Would you love to take advantage of our family-friendly campervans for
your next holiday? There’s nothing quite like hitting the road
with loved ones, exploring autumn trails, and creating memories
that last a lifetime.
Winter is Coming!
As we turn our sights to November, we’re excited
to embrace the winter vibes that are just around the corner.
While the days may be shorter and the temperatures drop, there’s
something incredibly inviting about winter camping. Picture this:
snuggling up in a warm, cosy campervan with a wood burner
crackling nearby, a steaming cup of hot chocolate in hand, and
the beauty of winter landscapes all around you.
Our winter-ready campervans are
designed for comfort, offering the perfect refuge from the chill
outside. Wake up to frosty mornings and step outside to enjoy the
peace of nature in the morning before retreating back to your
snug little home on wheels for a cup of coffee. It’s the ultimate
way to recharge and experience the outdoors, even in the colder
months!
Check out the Quirky Campers Winter
Adventures Guide for how to make the most of winter in a
campervan!
November also marks the Festival Ticket Season!
While summer may feel like a long way away, tickets for
Glastonbury and many other major festivals go on sale this month.
Not sure what festival is for you yet? Quirky has you covered
with guides to the best small festivals in 2025
and an all-access festival guide for planning your perfect
festival summer!
Our Festival-Friendly Vans make your
festival experience a little bit more luxurious - no more
sleeping in cold tents for us!
So, as we bid farewell to October and look ahead
to November, we’re encouraging you to embrace the joy of winter.
We know how hard it can be with the dark coming in early so make
the most of those morning hours and get outside! Whether you're
planning a weekend getaway or a longer adventure, the best way to
beat the winter blues is by spending time outdoors during this
chilly season!
Thanks again for being a part of our Quirky
Campers family! Here’s to many more adventures together, no
matter the weather.
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Take a look at some of the Quirky Campers that joined our
fleet in October
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Autumn
📍Waterlooville
🛏️ 2 adult +
1 child berth
💺 3 belted
seats
🐾 Pet
friendly
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Humphrey
📍Eastbourne
🛏️ 3 adult
berth
💺 3 belted
seats
😴 6ft+ bed
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Roman
📍Frome
🛏️ 2 adult
+ 3 child berth
💺 5 belted
seats
💶 EU
travel allowed
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Great White
📍Abbots
Langley
🛏️ 2 adult
berth
💺 2 belted
seats
☀️ Solar
equipped
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Check out our top blogs for October
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Seven Spectacular Spots for Autumn Walks in
the UK
As autumn arrives with cozy layers and crisp air, it's the
perfect season to embrace the outdoors. Explore scenic
countryside walks, where vibrant red and gold leaves frame your
path. We have handpicked 7 of the best spots to check out this
Autumn.
The Ultimate Festival Survival Guide
Get ready for festival season! Our guide has the lowdown on
everything you need to know—lineups, campervan passes, packing
essentials, and tips to help you make the most of every moment.
Whether you’re drawn to big-name headliners or cozy community vibes,
this is your go-to for an epic summer of music and adventure!
Best Small Festivals UK 2025
Check out the best small festivals in the UK for 2025! Discover
unique, intimate gatherings with great music, community vibes,
and camper-friendly options. Perfect for making unforgettable
memories, these festivals offer a fresh way to enjoy the season.
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We did the research so you don't have to!
Our all access guide includes;
🎪 Where
it’s happening
📅 When
it’s going down
🎟️
Festival size
🔥 Tickets
release dates? We’ve got that too!
🚐
Festival-Friendly Campervans to Hire for each festival
Want to grab your guide?
Click here to find out more on our
Instagram
or
Click here to find out more on our
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SUN 02
NOV 2025
ARDAL
O'HANLON - NOT HIMSELF
After an alarming
experience at the supermarket, Ardal reflects on who he is as a man and a
comedian. He examines his own ethnic and religious background. And thinks
twice about the very core of his identity as a voice of reason.
Is everything a big lie? With no major trauma of his own to draw on for
material, apart from the drag of getting older, he also turns his gaze
outwards at the joys and follies of contemporary life. Towel Animals? A.I.?
Chair Yoga? Cauliflower as a main course? Yes. Yes. Yes. And Yes. No
current idiocy is left un-examined.
With a highly developed sense of the ridiculous, and proper comedy bones,
Not Himself, is a testament to the healing power of humour. And the joy of
jokes.
From
£30.50
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SUN
23 MAR 2025, 1PM
MANCHESTER UNITED LEGENDS
Join us for an
extraordinary afternoon as we celebrate the 35th and 40th
anniversaries of Manchester United’s iconic FA Cup triumphs in 1985
and 1990. Hosted by Alan Keegan, the voice of Old Trafford.
From
£29.50
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SAT
12 APR 2025
MARCUS BRIGSTOCKE - VITRUVIAN MANGO
Marcus Brigstocke
thinks we might still serve some useful function. But what is it?
This new show will resolve the entire issue once and for all (in a
non-patriarchal, open minded, progressive sort of way).
From
£22.50
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SUN
22 JUN 2025
AN EVENING WITHOUT KATE BUSH
She’s not there -
but you are. Sarah-Louise Young and co-creator Russell Lucas pay
glorious homage to the music, fans, and mythology of one of the most
influential voices in British music.
From
£26.50
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SUN
19 OCT 2025
SIMPLY DYLAN
Simply Dylan
delivers the songs of Bob Dylan with no attempt to imitate or
impersonate the prodigious songwriter, instead the band focus
on bringing Dylan’s lyrics and clever storytelling alive with a
joyous and exuberant sound.
From
£27.50
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TUE
19 & WED 20 NOV 2024
REWRITES: CHOSEN BY TAIYO YOSHIDA & DOMINIC VARNEY
Imagine
accidentally killing Harry Potter, Luke Skywalker, or Jesus and
having to take their place. Chosen is a pop-rock comedy musical about
Sue, an IT Support Technician in her 60s, who wakes from a coma to
discover half the world has been zombified. After accidentally
killing the prophesied 'Chosen One', Sue must assume their identity
and save humanity herself.
Each
Performance Includes a Special 15 Minute Preview of a Brand New
Musical
From £10
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THELOWRY.COM
DEDICATED
ACCESS LINE:
0161 876 2183
BOX OFFICE:
0161 876 2000
Calls are at your standard network operator's
charge. The Lowry Centre Trust is a registered charity (no. 1053962). Your support goes
towards our world-class Theatre and Galleries programme, the
care and display of the LS Lowry Collection and our life
changing Learning & Engagement programme.
LOWRY, PIER 8, SALFORD QUAYS, M50 3AZ
(Company reg no. 3255905)
Copyright © 2024 Lowry, All rights reserved. All information
correct at time of sending.
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Now is the perfect time to
get outdoors and head for an autumn amble along the North Downs
Way National Trail. But it’s essential to prepare for a safe
and memorable outing. Our friends at Kent Downs National
Landscape have shared 10 tips on how you can stay safe outdoors
this season. All the while making memories and enjoying the
trail as you go.
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Events along the North Downs
Way National Trail
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King’s
Wood Night Hike
Join Boots on Adventures for
an unforgettable adventure on their night
hike around King’s Wood.
📅 9th November 2024 ⏰ 6pm
📍 Ashford, Kent
🎫 Get
your tickets here
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North
Downs Way Reigate to Dorking
Back on Track are hosting
this country walk along the North Downs
Way, connecting the two charming Surrey
market towns of Reigate and Dorking.
📅 16th November 2024 ⏰ 11:30am
📍 Reigate, Surrey
🎫 Secure
your place here
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Dover
Town, River Dour and Seaside Stroll
Join Wild With Wheels for
this accessible walk around Dover. Learn
more about it’s history, connect with
nature and spot a winning artwork too.
📅 27th November 2024 ⏰ 10:30am
📍 Dover, Kent
🎫
Get your free tickets here
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Learning from a Lived
Experience ♿
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This month, the North Downs
Way team, along with colleagues at Kent Downs National
Landscape, Kent County Council’s Public Rights of
Way, Wild With Wheels
and Black Girls Hike,
participated in the very first lived wheelchair experience for
the Putting Down Routes
project.
With the expert guidance of
Cinque Ports
Mobility we spent a few hours in both manual
wheelchair and powerchairs, navigating the outdoors and
completing everyday tasks while reliant on the mobility
equipment. It was en eye-opening experience for all and lots of
interesting conversations were had about physical accessibility
in the context of the countryside. 👨🦽👩🦼
This will be the first of
many lived experiences over the course of the project. We hope
by taking part people will reap the benefits of having a wider
understanding of just what it takes to make the countryside a
more physically accessible and inclusive space. While working
on inspiring change among policy and decision makers to help
them become more open and willing to tackle disability
inequality. 🌳♿
Putting Down Routes is funded through The National Lottery
Heritage Fund and Defra’s Farming In Protected
Landscapes programme.
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Route of the Month - Explore
Kent Otford
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This 5.3 mile walk is a
fantastic exploration of the charming Kent village of
Otford. You’ll catch a glimpse
of the largest scale model in the world –
the Otford Solar System and be rewarded
with fantastic views across the Downs,
before descending and following parts of
the North Downs Way to the interestingly
listed building of Otford Pond.
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North Downs Way Ambassador
Last Call
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Applications to become a North Downs Way
ambassador are closing soon. If you’re a passionate
walker, wanting to encourage under-represented communities to
the landscape, you have until 8th November to submit your
application. You’ll be joining a group of fantastic existing
ambassadors in a unique role which is completely tailored to
you. north
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The North Downs Way in
Canada 🍁
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Last month our Trail
Manager Peter Morris got the chance to
attend and speak at the World
Trails Conference in Ottawa.
Pete joined an interesting panel to chat
about all things art and culture along the
North Downs Way. If you didn’t already
know, the North
Downs Way Art Trail is home to
nine stunning sculptures, stretching from
the start of the route in Surrey to the end
of the trail in Kent.
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Copyright © 2024 Kent Downs National
Landscape, All rights reserved.
Our mailing address is:
Kent Downs National Landscape
The Granary
Canterbury Road, East Brabourne
Ashford, Kent TN25 5LL
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Cosy-up on a pre-Christmas
getaway from £109*
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If you and your
significant other are craving some calm before the festive season starts
in earnest, now’s the time to disappear on a well-deserved country break
to a De Vere hotel.
Picture the scene as you
take in the breath taking architecture, enjoy a romantic stroll in the
gardens, indulge in an intimate dinner, or melt into a squishy sofa for a
quiet drink or two (or three) – and take time to simply appreciate the
here and now.
Book your break now from £109* with breakfast
on-the-house.
You are feeling like
you're on a first date.
You are in the moment.
You. Are. Here.
De Vere
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'Tis (very nearly) the season...
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Christmas is just around
the corner and soon our beautiful mansion house hotels will be adorned with
Christmas trees and twinkling lights, making them wonderful settings for
festive celebrations of all shapes and sizes.
Whether it's a party for a
hundred, a cosy, private dinner with friends, or a festive family break -
we'll help make sure that Christmas 2024 is both magical and memorable.
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The Cotswolds
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De Vere Cotswold
Water Park
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A uniquely beautiful location right on
the water's edge. With two lakeside restaurants and the serene Spa6 for
treatments and pampering.
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South Cotswolds
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De Vere
Tortworth Court
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A glorious time of year to visit this
manor house hotel, with its Victorian arboretum putting on a raucous show
of colours. Visit the Leaf Spa for some much-needed 'us time'.
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Buckinghamshire
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De Vere Latimer
Estate
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This majestic mansion overlooking the
Chess Valley is a wonderful romantic retreat. Be sure to settle in the
serene Library Bar for a cocktail or a nightcap. Lovely.
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Surrey
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De Vere Horsley
Estate
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Set in a truly beautiful lakeside
location in a quiet corner of Surrey, this 75 acre estate boasts a
turreted, gothic mansion and the modern Horsley Place with its buzzing
Brasserie restaurant and bar.
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Cheshire
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De Vere Cranage
Estate
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A peaceful country hotel, minutes from
the M6. Enjoy seasonal food in the family-friendly restaurant, or on the
heated outdoor terrace under the tipi.
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Berkshire
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De Vere
Wokefield Estate
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An elegant manor house in a parkland
setting. Relax in your supremely-comfortable room before descending for
dinner. With a choice of bars and eateries including the new Tapas at
1560.
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Windsor
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De Vere Beaumont
Estate
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A spectacular hotel in picturesque
surroundings that are a delight to explore. The elegant 1705 restaurant
and bar are fine places for cosy dinners and bubbly refreshment.
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De
Vere, The Inspire, Hornbeam Park, Harrogate,
North Yorkshire, HG2 8PA.
Registered in England & Wales No: 6137931
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*Offers are subject to
promotional room and rate availability. Date restrictions will apply. All
rates quoted are from rates and will vary. Offer cannot be used in
conjunction with any other offer, discount, group, loyalty or negotiated
rates. Free breakfast offer not applicable at De Vere Tortworth Court
when staying Friday or Saturday nights. Full pre-payment is required
at time of booking. Cheapest rates quoted are per room per night (room
only). Join Applause for free when you book and you'll save 10% off our
lowest price, every time you book direct, rising to 15% after your fifth
stay. 10% food discount not applicable on drinks or breakfast and
excludes De Vere Tortworth Court. Up to two children stay for free when
accompanied by one adult paying full price and eat in the restaurant when
accompanied by one adult paying full price. Children's menus only, where
applicable. General terms & conditions apply. For competition
T&Cs please visit our website.
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A fine base for exploring the attractions of Surrey and
beyond
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Sitting proudly in the
Surrey countryside, De Vere Horsley Estate is an excellent base for days
out exploring the local area.
For days out with little
ones, Bocketts Farm Park gives you the chance to see and touch a variety
of beasts, from big and smelly to cute and fluffy (don't miss the famous
pig race). For more serene excursions, consider beautiful country manors
like Polesden Lacey or Dunsborough Park. Or, for live entertainment, G
Live in Guildford hosts a full calendar of live music, dance and comedy -
and Europe's newest opera house, Grange Park Opera, is just 5 minutes
away by car or taxi.
Take a look at a
selection of some of our favourite destinations to help you plan your
stay with us.
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De
Vere, The Inspire, Hornbeam Park, Harrogate,
North Yorkshire, HG2 8PA.
Registered in England & Wales No: 6137931
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welcome to your October newsletter
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Read all our latest holiday news,
inspiration and updates below. With our massive range of
locations across the UK, your EPIC getaway is just a click
away!
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book a last minute festive break
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With the end
of the year quickly approaching now is the perfect time to get
that last minute staycation booked. Whether you are looking for
something on the run up to Christmas or you are longing for a
break in between Christmas and New Year we will have the
perfect resort for you.
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how to find a cheap last minute
holiday
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Although it
is best to book in advance to avoid disappointment when it
comes to UK staycations, there are ways you can save money with
a last minute holiday…but how to find one?
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our resorts of the month
golf resorts
perfect for the whole family
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Kilnwick Percy Resort & Golf
Club
Pocklington,
Yorkshire
🧳group
breaks
⛳golf course
🧖♀️Tranquility
Spa
🏋🏻The
Box Gym
🍽️The
Glasshouse
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Dundonald Links Resort
Ayrshire,
Scotland
🧳group
breaks
⛳golf course
🍽️The
Canny Crow
🛏️2-6
bedroom lodges
📍perfect
base for exploring
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did you know you can own a holiday home with us?
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We have
brand new caravans for sale at our New Pines Holiday Home Park
in North Wales for just £29,995 and with our latest offer you
can save up to £7,000 when you own a holiday home at New Pines
Plus:
🏡Free site
fees until November 2025*
💡Free gas
and electric until the end of 2025*
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Our mailing address is:
Darwin Escapes West Road Talacre Holywell, Clwyd CH8 9SA
United Kingdom
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