Events | STYLE
Race Night
Date: 4th October, 7pm Venue: West Wight Sports and Community Centre, Freshwater
A fundraiser for the centre, sponsored by the Freshwater branch of Co-op Funeralcare. Join in the fun and have a flutter, for a good cause.
Tickets available from the centre or tel. 01983 752168. Enquiries to sue.
lupton@westwight.org.uk
Oktoberfest
Date: 4th October, from 6pm Venue: Puckpool Park
An evening full of traditional Bavarian drinks, food, music, entertainment and an Oompah Band. Serving authentic German Beers and traditional food, including Pretzels, Bratwursts, Roast Chicken Schweinshaxe, Sauerkraut and more. Staff will be dressed in traditional Lederhosen attire — guests are encouraged to join in too.
Ticket only event. Find out more on Facebook at Oktoberfest – Puckpool Park – Isle of Wight.
Isle of Wight Literary Festival
Date: 10th - 13th October Venue: Northwood House
Now in its eighth year, the Literary Festival is a non-profit making charitable trust which brings you 60 incredible speakers discussing a variety of literary related topics — including The Rt Hon Jack Straw, Kate Adie and Tom Bradby.
Visit
isleofwightliteraryfestival.com
IW Classic Beer, Buses and Walks Weekend
Date: 12th - 13th October A weekend of great local beer and classic buses taking you between some brilliant establishments across the Island.
Find out more at
iwbeerandbuses.co.uk
Claudia Lamanna September and October 2019
Godshill Play Park Firewalk
Date: 12th October, 6.30pm Venue: High Street, Godshill
Help raise vital funds to bring an inclusive play park to Godshill.
Walk over hot coals on your own or as part of a team (minimum age 14). Find out more at
facebook.com/ godshillplaypark
Dusty Threads Fashion Sale
Date: 15th October, 7pm-9pm Venue: Strings Bar, Newport
Quality vintage and new clothing sale. The perfect night out for all lovers of clothing and style. Visit Dusty Threads on Facebook for more information
Harp on Wight International Festival
Date: 25th - 29th October Venue: Ryde Methodist Church
Over the past five years this event has developed a global reputation by attracting international harpists from a diverse range of styles to perform concerts and lead teaching workshops. During the daytime, there is also a wonderful free exhibition of harps made by national harp manufacturers and sheet music, CDs and harp accessories are also available to purchase. To book tickets or for further information, visit
harponwight.co.uk or phone 01983 730930.
Fleet Street Photographers Exhibition
Date: 26th October - December 31st Venue: Dimbola Lodge, Freshwater
Five leading Fleet Street photographers have united to produce an exhibition of some of their work. Bob Allot, David White, John Cleave, Larry Ellis and Mike Maloney are best known for careers with some of the most prestigious national newspapers and magazines.
See samples of well-known news and feature pictures, plus some of their later work, including travel, landscapes and more.
Black Tie Celebrity Dinner in aid of Mountbatten Hospice
Date: 13th December Venue: Royal Hotel, Ventnor
Tickets are £80 a head to include a champagne reception followed by a delicious three course dinner and music. Jess Conrad OBE will be making a personal appearance, plus a few surprises on the night.
There will be a wonderful raffle (more prizes would be much appreciated, as well as any auction gifts).
Tickets are limited to 110. Get in touch on 07484738697 or
saracausier@btinternet.com to book.
Sunday Sessions
Date: Every Sunday, 11.30am-1.30pm Venue: Quay Arts Café
Live artists playing chilled tunes and upbeat vibes in the café. Sunday roasts available. £5 suggested donation. All money goes to the artist.
If you would like to feature your event, please contact us by email to
features@styleofwight.co.uk
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