DART NOTES Dart Notes WHAT’S NEWS & WHAT’S NEW IN AND AROUND DARTMOUTH
LOVe tHe COVer?.. get tHe prInt! MANY READERS WILL RECOGNISE THE STYLE OF THIS MONTH’S COVER AS THE WORK OF LOCAL ARTIST BECKY BETTESWORTH. Becky has again this year produced a special edition artwork for ouyr Regatta issue, exclusively for By The Dart, but which can be bought (as illustrated) via the Rowbury Gallery in Foss Street, Dartmouth. At Rowbury, you can buy many of Becky’s distinctive and popular ‘vintage’ prints. Last year’s special edition print (used as the front cover of our 2014 Regatta issue) very quickly sold out so hurry if you want to add this latest to your collection. You can meet Becky during Regatta Week when she will be doing an Artist signing at rowbury gallery on Friday 28th advert page 57.
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FLAVeL FrIenDs ON SEPTEMBER 1ST, THE FLAVEL CENTRE IS LAUNCHING A NEW FRIENDS SCHEME. Few towns can boast such a multi-purpose arts & community centre, but is self-fund- ing, and relies on the loyal support of the local commu- nity, many of whom have become Friends of the Flavel. With the new scheme the Flavel is hoping to attract
many more, so that it can continue to offer the high quality art, culture and entertainment for which it has become renowned. How will you benefit from the new Friends scheme? • Welcome pack with exclusive Friends newsletter • Advance programme information with priority booking • Bring a guest to a film for FREE • Monthly lottery for film and selected live events • Friends priority waiting list for sold out events • Ticket refunds for Friends • Friends events, pre-show talks and art previews • All this for a minimum contribution of £20 The Flavel offers an exciting programme of live arts events for all ages, including a broad range of music, theatre, workshops and speakers. There is a regular cinema programme showing the latest films, and exhibitions of local artists’ work throughout the year. So why not pick up an application form next time you are in Dartmouth town centre? Alternatively, you can visit their website:
www.theflavel.org.uk to download a form, email:
friends@theflavel.org.uk, or call the box office on 01803 832134 for more information.
FOOD FestIVAL
IT MAY BE MID SUMMER BUT THE COUNTDOWN TO THE 2015 DARTMOUTH FOOD FESTIVAL HAS BEGUN. This year’s event takes place from the 23rd to the
25th October. It has a new chairperson Camilla Beloe of Corinium Care (pictured right - below). Be sure to read our feature about what to expect from the Festival this year on page 70 and make sure you keep the space free in your diary. Dartmouth Food Festival celebrates the exceptional food and drink producers of the South West.
image by Original Image Photography Once again, By The Dart magazine will be publishing
the Official Food Festival programme with its October issue (out October 3rd). If you’re in the food business and want to appear in the programme get in touch - 01803 835740 email
mark@bythedart.co.uk
visit
www.bythedart.co.uk - for everything & anything about Dartmouth
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