WHAT’S ON I N YOUR COUNT Y
KINGTON SHOW 13 SEPTEMBER 9am - 6pm
Kington Show is the largest one-day agr icultural show in the county and will be held again this year on the second Saturday in September.
The show has managed to blend the tradi tional agr icultural feel of hor se,
livestock and hor ticultural
competitions with the lively enter tainment on offer for the whole family in and around the main r ing. Expect over 100 outdoor trade stands, a busy food & craft marquee and a wide var iety of cater ing options including a l icensed public bar.
Adults: Gate £15/Advance £12.50, 10-17s Gate £7.00/ Advance £5.00 Under 10s FREE Parking is free and well-behaved dogs on leads are welcome. The Ovals, Kington, Herefordshire HR5 3LN For any information in connection with the show, phone the secretary Wendy Smith on 01544 340598 or email
info@kingtonshow.co.uk and see
www.kingtonshow.co.uk
JOSH WIDDICOMBE NOT MY CUP OF TEA Wednesday 10 Sept, 8.00pm
This September comedian, presenter and actor, Josh
Widdicombe brings his new show, Not My Cup of Tea to The Courtyard. Josh Widdicombe is back on tour, not again! By now he has almost cer tainly mastered the ar t of stand-up, either that or he has wasted the last 15 years of his life.
Tickets £34 Tel:01432 340555
courtyard.org.uk.
SERIOUSLY COLLINS Friday 12 September, 7.30pm
Ser iously Collins is at The Courtyard this September, in this Phil Collins and Genesis tribute show. Audiences will be transpor ted back in time to rel ive the legendary hits of Phil Collins and Genesis.
Tickets £27.50, Concession £23.50 Tel:01432 340555
courtyard.org.uk.
SWEET & SOUR Thursday 18 September, 7.30pm
The ultimate Olivia Rodrigo and Sabrina Carpenter tribute show is coming to
The Cour tyard this September. 130
Audiences can enjoy a night of pop anthems, hear tbreak hits, and fierce r ival vibes at Sweet and Sour.
Tickets £28 Tel:01432 340555
courtyard.org.uk.
THE HEY YAHS 80S VS 90S Saturday 20 September, 8.00pm
COURTYARD HEREFORD DURING SEPTEMBER A Musical Walk to Victory - Thursday 4 September, 6pm
The Cour tyard is hosting an evening in commemoration of the 80th anniversary of the end of Wor ld War II. Travel back to 1945 with your hosts, singing group Cadence, who will per form classics like Boogie Woogie Bugle Boy, Don’t Sit Under the Apple Tree and many more.
Tickets £35 Tel:01432 340555
www.courtyard.org.uk/events/a-musical-walk-to-victory/
Local Hereford par ty band The Hey Yahs are back at The Cour tyard, an annual fundraising per formance for the Ar ts char ity, with a vibrant new show pitting songs of the 80’s versus songs of the 90’s. This fun and lively 11-piece show band of professional touring and session musicians will have you singing and dancing in the aisles in no time.
Tickets £20 Tel:01432 340555
courtyard.org.uk.
BACK INTO HELL Wednesday 24 September, 7.30pm
Join wor ld class musicians at The Cour tyard for Back into Hell, a tribute to Meat Loaf and Jim Steinman. The 2-hour show will recreate legendary anthems such as Bat Out of Hell, I ’d do Anything for Love, Paradise by The Dashboard Light, Took the Words Right Out of My Mouth, and many more.
Tickets £31.50 Tel:01432 340555
courtyard.org.uk.
SEA LEGS PUPPET THEATRE: LITTLE BO PEEP Saturday 27 September, 11am
Li ttle Bo Peep features in this charming puppet show, coming to The Cour tyard this September. Li ttle Bo Peep has lost her sheep and doesn’t know where to f ind them. Her f riend Little Boy Blue is doing his best to help. Tickets £9 Tel:01432 340555
courtyard.org.uk.
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