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each month) 7pm, at Chesterton Primary School.Ifinterest- ed, contact Alison, aqivasec@gmail.com01285 651765.


Thur 23 Nov: Evening Lecturewith Dominic Sandbrook 7-8.30pm. He is the author of many books-mostrecently The GreatBritishDream Factory: The StrangeHistory of Our National Imagination, and the presenter ofa number of highly successful BBC television series. £6.75pp, £5.75 STHs. Booking recommended. coriniummuseum.org


Sat25Nov:SomerfordKeynes Christmas Fair at Village Hall,Water Lane, GL7 6DS. 10-1pm. Free Entry. Localcrafts, preserves, mosaics, jewellery, studio ceramics, Phoenix cards, raffle, plus many seasonal gifts on sale. Refreshments of coffee& mince pies. Proceeds to SomerfordKeynes Church.


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Day /Date /Month: Place /Time /Brief details /Ticket cost / Contact details (May be edited subject to space). Each com- plete entry,including repeats, to be sent between the 1st and 18th of month before. Events in the first seven days of the month can be sent in for inclusion in the month before they will take place, and we will print them if space permits.


Sat25Nov:Abbey 900. Gloria Magnificat by Cirencester Choral Society in Parish Church 7:30pm. Settings of the Mag- nificat by Vivalldi, Pergolesi and Pachebel and Vivaldi’s Gloria. Carleton Etheringtonconductor, Corelli Orchestra, profes- sional soloists. Tickets(£12.50) Ciren VIC 01285 654180.


Sat25Nov:The Magnificentak47 with Sassparella at the Sundial Theatre, Ciren, GL7 1XA.7.30pm. Tickets£12 from ticketsource.co.uk/sundial.


Sat25& Sun 26 Nov: Rural Cinema -The Promise -2.15pm. Setduring the lastdaysofthe Ottoman Empire, ‘The Prom- ise’ follows alove triangle between Michael, abrilliantmedi- calstudent, the beautiful and sophisticatedAna, and Chris -a renowned American journalist based in Paris. £5.20pp, £4.40 conc. Booking recommended. coriniummuseum.org


Sun 26 Nov: CIRENCESTER RAMBLERS. From theWaterloo through HareBushes and Chestermaster Estate to Baunton returningtoCirencester intime for Christmas Lunch. (Pre booked only). 5miles. Stuart Dyer 01285 651009/OTD 07919333152. MeetWaterloo Car Park 9.15am for 9.30am. RA Dogs Only.Visitorswelcome. cirencesterramblers.org.uk.


Sun 26 Nov: The Greyhound Pub Quiz is on the lastSunday of each month with some greatprizes and aguaranteed fun nightfor everyone. Starts 8.30pm. The Greyhound Inn, Siddington. 01285 653573. www.thegreyhound-inn.co.uk


Fri 1 Dec: Christmas Concert at CirencesterParish Church forHELP which funds newhospital helipads. Readersinc Jilly Cooper, Pam Ayresand John Francome with ahostofother performersinc Tewkesbury Abbey Schola Cantorum. Tickets helpappeal.org.uk or ior 01922 618058. From £5, up to £100 for concert plus supper with the starsafterwards.


Fri 1 toMon 4Dec: VisittoItzehoe’sChristmas Markets. The Twinning Association of Itzehoe has invited anyone from Cirencester for along weekend during their AdventMarket. Activities laid on, host families provided, minimal cost to participate. Klingtgut? Facebook –CirencesterTwinningor cirencestertwinning@gmail.com


Sat2 Dec: A SONG FORCIRENCESTER, 6pm, at the Sparkles AdventFestival and Market in CirencesterMarket Place. Join thousands of Cirencester people for aBig Sing, with abrand newsongwrittenespecially for the town.Centrepiece of the lights ceremony, it will be acharity single in aid of mental health charities. Find out moreatwww.barntheatre.org.uk.


Sat2 Dec: Fairfordand District Choral Society Concert at St Mary’sChurch,Fairford, 7.30pm. Along with professional soloists, they are performing Vivaldi’s Gloria andHaydn’s St Nicholas Mass, as well as someshorter pieces.Wine and soft


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