6 Dart Notes


WHAT’S NEWS & WHAT’S NEW IN AND AROUND DARTMOUTH


Give your support to


Dartmouth Indoor Pool The pool fundraising is gathering apace and edging closer towards the opening at the end of the year. Check the website to see the plans and events scheduled. Don’t forget the Grand Auction at Alf Resco on 14 July - just £12.50 a head for a rustic supper and glass of wine and with a chance to bid for a number of exciting lots including a new aluminium hulled Rib Eye Dinghy, a holiday in sunny Florida and a scenic flight over the South Hams. You can also support the project by signing up to their ‘Buy a Tile’ campaign. Just £10 will buy a tile for the pool adding your name to the list of supporters on the website and later in a wave form on the window of the pool. They are also holding a Swimarathon on Friday and Saturday 8 & 9 July. Want to sign up/help/hear more ? Contact Yvonne Cottam at ycottam@live.co.uk or 01803 835251. www.dartmouthpool.co.uk


Dartmouth OUTDOOR Pool is open! This lovely outdoor and heated pool is open to the public from the end of May until the beginning of September.


Milton Lane by Dartmouth Academy www.dartmouthoutdoorpool.co.uk


• Tel: 07779 935970


Greenway welcomes writer-in-residence since May 2016 Greenway has hosted artist-in- residence Miriam Nash. This is part of an Arts Council Project – Writing Places – set up to celebrate the rich literary heritage of the South West. Miriam, a poet, performer and arts facilitator has been getting a feel for what may have inspired the Queen of Crime whilst bringing writing to life for visitors to Agatha Christie’s favourite holiday home. If you want to see the fruits of her work why not go along to events on 12 & 13 July at Greenway. Contact: 01803 842382 or check the By The Dart or National Trust websites for more information.


Great Big Rhino Project


From 30 July – 9 October The Great Big Rhino Project will bring a world class mass public art event to the streets, parks and open spaces of the English Riviera and Exeter. After the success of The Great Gorillas Project in 2013 these life-size rhino sculptures will inhabit the streets, showcasing the wealth of artistic talent in the area, while highlighting the significant conservation threat facing wild rhinos and how the local business community can make a difference. Coleton Fishacre will be hosting their very own “Rupert” Rhino which has been designed and decorated by the children at Kingswear Primary School with the help of National Trust English Riviera. For more information check the website www.greatbigrhinos.org.uk


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