Monday talks: Geri Parlby talked on October 11th
about medicine
in art through the ages; she was extremely well received. By the time this reaches you Christopher Chanter will have spoken about the poet John Betjemen by taking us on a journey through the poet’s favourite places. In December (13th
) Claire Ford-
Wilkes is to deliver a talk entitled ‘The Mirror of Reality’ which is about Flemish painting from Van Eyck to Breughel. The fabulous artworks are shown with information about the historical and economic background surrounding them. In January (10th
) Angela Findlay’s talk is ‘Art
Behind Bars’ – the role of the artist in breaking the cycle of crime, prison and re-offending. The success of art in breaking this unfortunate cycle must surely be of interest to us all. If you would like to attend any of these talks, get in touch with either Penny Jolly on 07484 150257 or Jan Trevorrow on 01803 752928 to book a place. If all else fails just turn up at The Flavel at 2:15pm on the second Monday of the month for a delightful and informative
experience. Since the cost of speakers has now become £400- 475, and since The Flavel has now had to increase its room charges, the cost to visitors to the Arts Society is now £10, but it is well worth it.
Remembrance This year’s Remembrance Service
was held at St Thomas’s parish church on Sunday November 14th
.
Members of the community and representatives from BRNC were among those who attended. Two year six pupils from Kingswear Primary school attended, placing a poppy for each member of the village lost in service.
Community Pantry A reminder that the community
pantry is filled weekly at the church on Wednesdays of each week. Donations for this are always very welcome.
News from Kingswear Primary It has been a busy term at school, with lots of learning in the
classrooms and up at Forest School at Fountain Violet Farm. We have enjoyed being part of the wider community again, performing at the church for our Harvest Festival. It was wonderful to be able to celebrate with parents and members of the church community. We are now looking ahead to Christmas celebrations: we will be singing at the Royal Dart Yacht Club Christmas Fayre on Saturday 4th December - please come along to see our performance at 2.30pm. We are also performing a Nativity - A Midwife Crisis - at the village hall and taking part in a Christingle Service on the last day of term. As in previous years, we will be thinking about the act of
giving as well as receiving during advent, and bringing in an item each day to create a food hamper for Dartmouth Food Bank/Kingswear Community Pantry. Please see our advert opposite for information about our open afternoons, pre-school and Baby and Toddler groups. We would love to see you there!
Harvest Festival
Do you have a child starting school in September 2022?
Come and see the NEW Early Years Unit at
Kingswear Primary School
Stay & Play Monday 22nd Nov, 1.15pm - 3pm
Christmas Crafts Monday 6th Dec, 9.30am- 11am
Kingswear Primary School & Nursery 01803 752356
www.kingswearprimary.org.uk.
Pre-School places also available: 9am- 3pm £4.08 per hour
Our Baby & Toddler Group runs every Monday 1.15pm- 3pm £2 per session
Kingswear Christmas Events & Services
Thursday 16December 6pm Christmas Tree Social. Drop in to St Thomas of Canterbury Church, Kingswear, as we light Christmas trees decorated by Kingswear Primary School and other village organisations and help us raise money for charity. Mulled wine and mince pies.
Saturday 18 December 10.30am- 12.30pm: Poinsettias: Come and buy a poinsettia plant to decorate the church for Christmas and then have it to enjoy at home in the new year. Christmas music and refreshments. All welcome.
Sunday 19December 10.30am: Carol Service at St Thomas of Canterbury Church, Kingswear, with readings and carols. Wine, coffee and other refreshments afterwards. All welcome.
Friday 24 December 11.30pm: Midnight Mass. All welcome at St Thomas of Canterbury Church, Kingswear.
Saturday 25 December 10am: Christmas Day Holy Communion Service. All welcome at St Thomas of Canterbury Church, Kingswear.
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