Whats On: during the week (Continued)
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St Mary’s Episcopal Church, Dunblane, 8.30am Said Communion; 10.30am Sung Eucharist with provision for children. See
www.stmarysdunblane.org for more detail.
Religious Society of Friends [Quakers] Dunblane Meeting. Meeting for Worship, Sunday 10.30 am at The Braeport Centre. Children welcome. See www.quakerscotland. org/dunblane for more detail.
• Dunblane Cathedral Handbell Ringers, Cathedral Halls. Beginner adults from 6.30- 7.30pm. Those of High School age, 5.30-6.30pm. Children in Primary 5-7 from 6.30- 7.30pm. The adult group for experienced musicians rehearses from 7.30-9.15pm. For more info, contact Malcolm Wilson (t.825387) or e-mail
handbells@dunblanecathedral.org.uk
• Dunblane Folk Club meet at the Braeport Centre, 8pm. BYO bottle, everyone welcome. Whats On: during the month
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• Thursday 27th November, High Street Extravanganza
Friday 28th November, Stirling University. The Beaconhurst Duathlon (running and cycling race) for youngsters aged 8 and above takes place at Stirling University from 9am. For more information contact the school on 01786 832146 -
www.beaconhurst.com
Saturday 29th November, PTA Christmas Fayre at Beaconhurst School. All are welcome to come along and enjoy the festive fun with a variety of stalls selling Christmas gifts plus a Santa’s Grotto and games for children. The Fayre is open to the local community as well as Beaconhurst parents, teachers and pupils. 11am-2pm.
www.beaconhurst.com
• Sunday 7th December, Bridge of Allan Festive Shopping Day • Sunday December 7th, Forth Valley Friends of Scottish Opera. Sandy Sinclair on Unfinished Operas Many more operas are started than are ever finished and this month we have our very own, and very erudite, Sandy Sinclair, to tell us about some of those left unfinished by their original composers. Some have been finished by others (Turandot is a famous example) while others remain in varying degrees of completion. As this is our last meeting before Christmas we will have mulled wine (or a soft drink) and mince pies in place of the usual tea/coffee and biscuits. All very welcome. 2.30 pm, Smith Art Gallery and Museum, Stirling. Members £5, Visitors £6, Students £1.
• Monday 8th December, Cathedral Guild, ROYAL CONNECTIONS Talk at 2.00pm, in the Cathedral hall. The Guild look forward to a talk by the Rev. I Patterson, who is one of the 33 honorary chaplains to the Queen. The chaplains are appointed after long and distinguished service and may be from any faith. They are members of the Chapel Royal, not a building but a body of priests and singers who serve the spiritual needs of the sovereign. As always, visitors are welcome to attend this meeting.
• Monday 8th December Dunblane Civic Society meets at 7:30pm in the Braeport Centre.
Dr Bill Inglis, Historian will give a talk on “Treason, Executions and Reforms in Stirling and Dunblane 1820-32. A warm welcome to all. Visitors admission is £2.
• Monday 8th December, St Columba’s Church in Stirling. Beaconhurst School presents its annual Carol Concert performed by the School Choir at St Columba’s Church in Stirling. 6.30-8.30pm. Funds will be raised for one of the local charities supported by Beaconhurst. Contact the School on 01786 832146 for tickets or more information.
www.beaconhurst. com
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