What’s On
EXHIBITIONS AT THE GALLERY UPSTAIRS Upton Country Park, BH17 7BJ. Open daily, Winter 9.30-4pm, Summer 10-5pm. Free entry. Disabled access via lift. Ample low cost parking. Follow us on Facebook, Twitter, Pinterest, Tumblr, Linkedin & Instagram.
www.thegalleryupstairs.org.uk.
Now – 9th July PAINTING THROUGH STORMS AND SUNSHINE: Outdoor local work and indoor printmaking by Thomas Marshall.
SHAKE & STIR VINTAGE FESTIVAL 30th June – 1st July Bournemouth’s largest FREE community event. Keep an eye on the website for updates on featured bands and entertainment www.originalshakeandstir.
co.uk.
COME & HAVE TEA WITH US Saturday 30th June, 2-4pm
Broadstone Methodist Church. Hosted by the Ladies Craft Group. There will be a craft area for children.
ST MARY’S CHURCH FLOWER FESTIVAL 6th-7th July, 10am-4pm; 8th July, 1-5pm ‘A Fanfare of Flowers’ in Lytchett Matravers. Artistic arrangements, cleverly designed by expert flower arrangers, in our Grade 1 listed historic church. Refreshments will be served throughout the Festival, with our special Cream Teas served on Sunday from 2.30-5pm.
STRAWBERRY TEA Saturday 7th July
Broadstone Fundraising Group for Cancer Research UK is holding this event at The United Reformed Church Hall, Higher Blandford Road, Broadstone, from 2.30-4.30pm. Stalls and Raffle. Entrance £5.
WIMBORNE CHORAL SOCIETY 40TH ANNIVERSARY CONCERT Saturday, July 7th, 7.30pm The Minster, Wimborne. From Darkness to Light - Dowie and Handel’s Coronation Anthems. Tickets £10-£12 available at Square Records, High St, Wimborne or call 01202 603569.
THE BROADSTONE CHOIR PRESENTS HENRY PURCELL’S OPERA ‘DIDO AND AENEAS’ Saturday 14th July, 7.30pm Gainsford Theatre at Lytchett Minster School. A concert version; soloists will be a mixture of professionals and members of the choir, accompanied by a professional string quartet with harpsichord. Tickets £12, in advance from choir members, by calling 01202 848127; or on the door.
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‘SUMMERTIME SONG’ CONCERT WITH DORSET CHAMBER CHOIR Saturday 21st July, 4pm At Barrington Theatre, Ferndown, BH22 9TH Monday, 23rd July, 7:30pm
At Merley House, Wimborne BH21 3AA Tickets for both events £10 (£5 students/children), can be purchased on the door, or reserved by calling 01202 699321.
www.dorsetchamberchoir.com
MS SOCIETY FAMILY FUN DAY Saturday 21st July, 10am-late Wareham Quay. Stalls, refreshments and entertainment.
FUNDRAISING FOR NEW LADDER TO BELFRY Saturday 21st July 10:30-3:30 St Mary’s Church, Lytchett Matravers. We need to raise over £5,000 for some new permanent and safe ladders to the belfry. Listen to the bells, have a go yourself, see the bells ring via video link, try your hand at handbells, learn to splice a rope (11-12 and 2-3); craft, quizzes and competitions for all ages, light lunches and teas served throughout the day plus much more.
WIMBORNE CREATIVES ART EXHIBITION 1st August - 7th August, 10am to 4pm The Medieval Barn, Courtyard Centre, Lytchett Minster BH16 6BA.
Presentation talks - Discover more about Brownsea Island
Brownsea Island is the largest of the islands in Poole Harbour, and has a varied and fascinating history with a wonderful range of flora and fauna, including the rare Red Squirrel.
If you would like to know more about the island a dedicated team of National
Trust volunteers provide off island presentation talks to local groups and organisations (within 40 miles of BH13).
If you belong to a group or know someone who does and would enjoy one of our presentations please contact the property office.
Email:
brownseaisland@nationaltrust.org.uk Tel: 01202 707744
Visit
www.nationaltrust.org.uk/ brownsea
http://www.facebook.com/ NTBrownsea
Photo © National Trust Images The National Trust is an independent registered charity, number 205846
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