What’s On


SING TO RAISE MONEY FOR DIVERSE ABILITIES May 2019 Could you organise a performance and make a difference in your community? www.diverseabilities.org.uk/sing


HIGHWOOD GARDEN OPEN AFTERNOON Sunday 26 May, 2.30-6pm


On the Charborough Estate, BH20 7EN. In aid of Lytchett Riding for the Disabled Association. Teas, plant and book stalls. Entrance £5, children over 6 £2.50, children under 6 free. Sorry no dogs.


POOLE LEISURE PAINTERS SPRING EXHIBITION 30th May-10th June At The Gallery Upstairs, Upton Park, Poole BH17 7BJ. An interesting variety of media and subjects including greeting cards.


MAGNA SINFONIA JUNE CONCERT Saturday 8th June, 5pm


Rodgers and Hammerstein On Silver Screen at Parkstone Grammar School, Sopers Lane, Poole, BH17 7EP. In association with Cantabilé Choir. Featuring music from some of their greatest musicals including The Sound of Music, Oklahoma, and The King and I. Tickets and info: www.magnasinfonia.org.


COME & SING ‘TWO GLORIA’S’ WITH DORSET CHAMBER CHOIR Saturday 15th June, 11am-4pm At Broadstone United Reformed Church. See www.dorsetchamberchoir.com or call 01305 848053.


FRIENDS 4 UPTON LIBRARY COFFEE MORNING & BOOK SALE


Wednesdays 1st & 15th May, 10-11.30am Paperbacks 40p each or 3 for £1


AGM


Wednesday 29th May, 7.30pm All welcome. Please come along and fi nd out how you can support your library.


We will be electing offi cers for the forthcoming year. Refreshments will be served during the evening.


FAMILY SHOW


MAGIC SHOW• LIVE MUSIC • FOOD • RAFFLE 2.30pm


18th May


Upton Doors open 2.20pm


Community Centre


Tickets: Adult £5 Child £3 (up to 11yrs) Fundraising event for the Community Centre.


Tickets on sale from PO, Church Office, Central Café. Children must be accompanied.


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