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What’s on at Bluebells at Briddlesford
Lodge Farm Open daily from 9am until 5pm.
Open for dinner from 7pm on Saturday 19th September and every Saturday throughout October and November.
On 3rd October we are holding a live music night with Hoggie and the Sharpetones and hot help yourself food. Tickets £12 to include food.
Welly Wednesdays: Wednesday 23rd September, 28th October and 23rd and 30th December. Book a tour of the farm and watch the cows being milked.
We are now taking bookings for Christmas party meals on Friday and Saturday evenings in December and daily from 7th December.
Call 01983 882885 for information or to make a booking.
Bluebells at Briddlesford, Briddlesford Lodge Farm, Briddlesford Road, Wootton, PO33 4RY
Island Contemporary Craft Group to Exhibit at Osborne House
QuayCrafts are delighted to be the fi rst artists to be given the opportunity to respond to the beautiful house and grounds at Osborne House.
An exhibition of QuayCrafts work, entitled ‘Beyond The Red Rope’ will be available for all visitors to see throughout the house and grounds from 7th September.
During the half-term holiday there will be free children’s activities linked with the exhibition.
From Mon 7 Sept to Sun 1 Nov, normal house entry prices apply. Osborne House, York Avenue, East Cowes, PO32 6JX
Style of Wight
Reader Offers Win a Neal’s Yard specially selected range
Worth over £60. Turn to page 22 for details of how to enter.
Win a facial from Finishing Touches and a Rhodes to Heaven gift set
Spoil yourself with this lovely prize. Turn to page 25 for a chance to win.
Residents offer from Chale Bay Farm
A great residents and family offer from award winning luxury guesthouse Chale Bay Farm. Turn to page 62 to see how you could get up to 25% off a stay.
Lakeside and Gem’s Bridal Showcase
Lakeside Hotel and Spa, Wootton
Sunday 11th October, 11:30am – 15:30pm Catwalk show by Gem’s at 1pm
Free entry and over 40 exhibitors!
Shanklin Author Tops the Amazon Charts
Shanklin resident Sue Shepherd has topped the Amazon charts with her debut novel, “Doesn’t Everyone Have a Secret?”, published by Corazon Books. The ebook has been No. 1 in Amazon’s ‘Humorous Fiction’, ‘Romantic Comedy’ and ‘Contemporary Romance’ charts and was recently a Top 10 hit overall, reaching No.7 in the UK Kindle chart. The novel follows the lives and loves of three seemingly unconnected people, and the guardian angels that try to steer them in the right direction, but not always successfully. Sue is currently writing her second novel.
Harp on Wight Festival
The second Harp on Wight Festival will be held in various venues in Ryde from the 7th to 11th of October
There will be performances by Seckou Keita, Clara Garde, Zita Silva, Ben Creighton Griffi ths, Keziah Thomas, Marije Vijselaar and Christina Tourin and there will be workshops, lessons, concerts, exhibitions and explorations to enjoy. If you have not already been bitten by the harp bug, try a hands-on ‘have a go session’, or visit the harp- makers’ exhibition.
See website for venues, ticket prices and details
www.harponwight.com
Launching the Festival on Tuesday 6th October 2015 at 7pm there will be a harp themed candlelit dinner featuring harpist Marije Vijselaar at Michelangelo Restaurant, St. Thomas Street, Ryde.
Price: £21 – booking essential. t. 01983 811966
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