What’s On
BABY & CHILDREN'S NEARLY NEW SALE Saturday 1st April
2pm at Hamworthy Scout Hall, Beccles Close, Hamworthy BH15 4BS. Lots of free parking. Rear access to the hall from Carter Community School. Come and grab some bargains! There will be clothes (from maternity to 12 years), toys, books, linen, equipment, furniture, etc. Entrance £1. Free tea/coffee and homemade cakes for sale too! Proceeds donated to the SPRING charity at Poole Hospital (supporting families through baby loss).
‘FLAVOUR’ ART EXHIBITION 7th-24th April Poole & East Dorset Art Society (PEDAS) presents a sumptuous celebration of food and drink conveyed in drawing, painting and sculpture. The Gallery Upstairs, Upton Country Park. Open daily, from 10.30am-4.30pm. Full disabled access.
www.pedas.org.uk.
SCALE MODEL EXHIBITION Saturday 8th April
At Parkstone Grammar School, Sopers Lane, BH17 7EP, from 10am-4pm. Adults £3.50, children £1. Hosted by Poole Vikings Model Club:
www.poolevikingsblog.wordpress.com
VINYL ANALOGUE MUSIC A CELEBRATION OF
BROADSTONE CHOIR SPRING CONCERT Saturday 8th April At 7.30pm at St Peter’s Church, Parkstone. Enjoy Mozart’s Requiem with soloists from the Royal Welsh College of Music and Drama, conducted by David Fawcett and accompanied by the Wessex Chamber Orchestra. Other music by Mozart and Haydn will complete the programme.
Tickets £12 (children £4), available from the box offi ce 01202 848 127 and at
www.bcc.webs.com.
DORSET CHAMBER CHOIR CONCERT Monday 10th April Beautiful music for Holy Week will be performed by Dorset Chamber Choir at St Stephen’s Church, Kingston Lacy at 7.30 pm.
Tickets £10 (£3 children), include refreshments and can be bought on the door or from Square Records, Wimborne and the Choir Box Offi ce Tel: 01202 699321.
www.dorsetchamberchoir.com
WIMBORNE ORCHESTRA SPRING CONCERT Monday 10th April At 7.30pm, St Nicholas’ Church, Corfe Mullen. Music to include Guys & Dolls, Comedy Tonight and L’Arlesienne 2. Entrance FREE, retiring collection in aid of Toilet Twinning – a charity providing clean, fl ushing toilets in Africa and Asia.
DORSET FOOD & VENISON FESTIVAL Saturday 29th April
From 10am-4pm at Post Green, Lytchett Minster, BH16 6AP. Dorset food stalls, demonstrations, children’s activities, live music and refreshments.
Free parking. Dogs allowed. Entry £3, under 12s free.
www.dorsetvenisonfestival.org. Facebook: Dorset Food & Venison Festival.
Popular tracks from Quality Vinyl played on Quad and Yamaha 700W Reproduction system.
AND PROGRESSIVE ROCK
ALLENDALE COMMUNITY CENTRE, WIMBORNE FRIDAY 28TH APRIL, 7.30 – 10.30PM
LICENCED BAR ALL NIGHT! PLENTY OF FREE PARKING IN ADJACENT CAR PARK OFF ALLENVIEW ROAD
FUTURE EVENTS FOR THE DIARY
Sat 13th May, 7.30 – 10.30pm: Disco, Funk and Soul of the 70’s/80’s Sat 17th June, 7.30 – 10.30pm: Soft Rock, Reggae and Motown
If you wish to hear your own Vinyl, bring it along to be played. CONTACT
brucegridley.bg@
gmail.com Tel: 07880 553085 for more details and ticket reservations
TICKETS
Square Records 14 High Street,
Wimborne BH21 1HU Allendale Community Centre Hanham Road, Wimborne BH21 1AS
INFORMATION
Soundwave Disco Events and
theallendale.org for further details
70’S HEAVY, METAL
CANOE CLUB OPEN DAY Sunday 30th April Poole Harbour Canoe Club’s annual open day at Wimborne Riverside, Dreamboats (Riverside Park Industrial Estate, BH21 1QU) from 11am-4pm.
www.pooleharbourcanoeclub.uk
POOLE LEISURE PAINTERS ART EXHIBITION 4th-15th May
From 10am-4.30pm at The Gallery Upstairs, Upton Country Park, Poole BH17 7BJ. Free admission.
www.pooleleisurepainters.co.uk.
MARIE CURIE SPONSORED WALK Sunday 14th May 10am at Mowlem Theatre, Swanage. Estimated fi nish 2.30pm at Branksome Dene, Poole (via Ballard Down and chain ferry). Bring the family. For registration and sponsorship forms, email:
poolemariecurie.fundraising@yahoo.co.uk.
40 To advertise, please contact 01202 657317 or email
karen@broadstonelink.co.uk
£8.50 ENTRY
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