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Theatre, cheese and wine at Brownhills Farm!'New­ ton, and a pie and peas supper in Rimington.


one of the many walks and rambles in the Ribble Valley countryside.


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ing day for Clitheroe Market st held every Thursday.


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ling as an extra open- arts today and will be


Spring Wood and at Clithcroe Castle Museum a road show and exploration day will be held.


3rd — Centenaries Theatre, Stonyhurst, cream tea concert at 2-30 p.m. Soprano and piano recital with Charlotte Kinder and*Ian Buckie. Tickets from theatre or Tourist Information Centre.


More details below. EVENTS — AUGUST 4TH TO 10TH


Thursday.


F A N T A S T IC N E W V E N U E O P E N I N G S O O N


AS K I P T O NNTIQUES do[[zctox± ds.ntxz


FANTASTIC BUILDING • BEAMS ETC • EXCELLENT POSITION • CAR PARKING • SECURITY 50 UNITS • COMPETITIVE PRICING


Mechanics PRESTO PUPPET


CHILDRENS SUMMER HOLIDAY FUNI


THEATRE presents TO D A Y


Aladdin NIRVANA


Frl 4th Aug, 2pm


S a t 5 th A u g 8 pm A N ig h t o f P u r e


w i t h tH o U l t im a t o N i r v a n a T r i b u t e B a n d


LOUNGE ACT P a b lo F a n q u o s F a y r c


Plus MTV Unplugged Set from


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E x p e r ie n c e 1 2 h o u rs o f su p o rb Sw am p S o u n d s from


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Sat 12th Augi Ham-til late


Dlrtct from Louisiana U.S.A. With THE BOAT BAND


& T-ZEE'S ACADIANS H u t Workshop,, L«(* Bar, Hot Cajun Coatin' t Mora


Fri 18th Aug, 8pm B o b M a r le y 5 0 th B ir th d a y T r ib u te


T h e R E G G A E Z O N E w i th


BUFFALO SO LD IE R


R e c e n t S u p p o r t to UB 4 0,


P n to B a n to n & S te e l Pulse TH E U L T IM A T E BOB


M A R L E Y T R IB U T E B AN D & K i l l in g Dub G ro ove s


from ANALYTICAL ENGINE Plus the AXIS


SOUND SYSTEM Fri 18th Aug, 7.30pm Padiham Town Hall


"New Country Music" from LEFT


LINE DANCING To live


AMERICAN ane Boutique 7, Leeds Road, The Arcade, Nelson. Teh 692435 - 1094


HAND DRIVE Instruction for beginners


Sat 19th Aug; 8.30pm THE SENSATIONAL


KING BIZKIT


BLUES BAND Chicago Stylo Stonnln' Blues F r i 2 B t h A u g u s t , 8 p m


ONE STEP BEHIND


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Plus The Protectors. Welcome, to the House of Funt


Frl 25th Aug, 8.00pm vat Padiham Town Hall


The Cornerstones Support from HOMO a PASSION FISH ~


COMING SOON


Conwdy with Kttana Co Girl) (14) • Lahaman Brothara (t S) * Bobby


’ FhB Cool (f)* Hot Cajun Night* '! ■ with Vamanton Flag* (t) • <


Hot Stud Swan • Ealy im (8) •, ■


SEPTEMBER Sknon l l iy o r Quartet (7)


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Annual General Meeting on


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BRITISH LEGION 8.00pm


CAR BOOT SALE


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Higham Village Hall Stalls £7


Entry 20p - refreshments


To book telephone 7717*0


LOCAL band Do Rite the Girl hits the high note on August 14th, when it appears at top Manchester venue Band on the Wall.


ply Red, .is well as record company representatives and rock journalists.


. available from Mike Martin on 01200 29086. Blucgrass and cajun fans will be flocking to Black­


burn this weekend for a major international music festival.


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takes place at King George’s Hall, on Saturday and . Sunday. ■


The first European Bluegrass and Cajun Festival . ■ ....


grass will appear during the festival, for a senes of concerts, dances and workshops.


•Scene, along with Grassfire and The Down Country • Boys.


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OLLECTORS FAIR Grasslngton Town Hall


Sunday August 6th 10.00am -5.00pm


Jewellery. Lace. Porcelain. .Kitchenalia. Art Deco.


■ Prints, Cigarette Cards etc •- Refreshments Available..: ■ • ■ • Details •*.


.: • Christine Greenwood ' - 0 1 4 2 2 8 3 3 0 3 8 .


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Some of the world’s top names in cajun and blue-; . ... . .


Artistes include top bluegrass act The Seldom- ■


marking VJ Day, between August 12th and 20th.-, Included are a VJ Day celebratory dance, featunng.


the Jack Smith Dance Band, and the Ernie Riding Quartet, and a music hall show, featunng Major Roy


Chappell and Company.


- Further details and bookings.of these and all; events at King George’s; Hall are available from the;


King George’s Hall will also host a senes of events - Present at the gig will be the management of Sim­ Tickets for the concert, which starts at 10 p.m., are:


Ticket Shop on 01254 582582. ' Burnley Mechanics hosts a Bob Marley Tribute


Concert, on August 18th, featunng the Reggae Zone and numerous Marley hits, including “Exodus”,“No Woman, No Cry” and “Could You Be Loved”. .


sensational Chicago-stylc blues of the King Bizkit Blues Band.


On August 19th, the Mechanics will also host the .


comes the biggest rhythmn and blues festival for 26 years


Mechanics are available on 01282 30055. - Still on a blues theme, from the heart of Pendle


_ From August 25th to 28th, Colne hosts the Great • Bntish Rhythmn and Blues Festival, featuring 600 * artistes from e very corner of the globe. ■


. , In additipn, there will be free roadhouse sessions at variousyenues throughout Colne, v : -


..- Further details are available from Margaret Ward or Kate Mills on 01282


.. brated in Preston on September 2nd. - The concert, at Preston-Guiid Hall, is an accolade


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'Twenty-five years of continued excellence from the : Lancashire,-Students’ Symphony .Orchestra, is cele^


to the achievements of Mr Malcolm Doley) who has conducted the orchestra- since 1970. Further details are available from the Guild Hall Box Office on 01772 58858


Further details of these and all events at the


Wednesday 9th August at the


A SPACE AVAILABLE FROM £10 f B u r n l e y


fo r further details please phone 01756 797667


3rd — Clitheroe Market, extra day every ,


4th — Brownhills Farm, Newton, cheese and wine evening in aid of Hodder Valley Show, by permission of Mr and Mrs J. Pinder' Tickets from Tourist Infor­ mation Centre or committee members.


4th — . . __ ting.treasure hunt round Rimington. Start at Bustards Tarm from 6-15 to 7-15 p.m., fol-


lowed by pie and peas supper. Tel: 445622 or 445454 (after 6 p.m.) to book.


the techniques of making carved buttons. 5th — Rail Ramblers, guided walks from the sta­


5th — Platform Gallery, Paul Wood demonstrating


tion. Walk one — A moderately easy eight-mile walk in the Hodder Valley, alight Chtheroe 9-32 a.m. Walk two — A moderate eight-mile walk in the Ribble Val-. ley, alight Clitheroe 10-30 a.m. Walk three — A moderately strenuous 12-mile walk in the Hodder Valley. Alight Clitheroe 9-32 a.m. Inquiries 01282 692601.


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BATMAN < FOREVER


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activity, meet'Spring Wood car park 7 p.m. (SD 74236)


5th — Lancashire Countryside Service, children’s


dance, RSDS annual ball. 7-30 p.m. Tickets £6.50, enquiries on 01772 865563.


5th — Longridge Civic Hall, Scottish country


crafts. Admission free. 6th — Clitheroe Ramblers, meet 10 a.m. Waterloo


nine-mile hard grade walk'on Pendle Hill, Spence Moor, Church Clough.


sop Bridge car park (SD 600502) at 11 a.m. Seven- mile easy walk at.Whitendale and Brennand Valley. 6th — Chtheroe Castle Museum, Road Show and


Chipping. 6th — Lancashire Countryside Service, meet Dun-


Exploration Day, 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Children’s activi­ ties and prizes. 9th — Chtheroe Ramblers, meet 7 p.m. at


5th and 6th — Newton Village Hall, Red Rose


car park, for observer walk at Horton. 6th — Lancashire Countryside Service, meet Bar­


ley Information Centre (SD 824404) at 10-45 a.m. for • For the children, an activity time will be held at ■ >


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ALL ENTRIES MUST BE ON A WHAT’S ON LISTINGS FORM, AVAILABLE FROM THE TOURIST INFORMATION CENTRE, MARKET PLACE, CLITHEROE


‘ Sports and Arts in Rural Parts, for young people. : Rural activity days will take place on various dates in > Clithcroe, Read and Simonstone, Billington, Chat-


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burn, Sabden, Gisburn, Slaidbum and West Brad­ ford, during the holidays. Further information can be * had from Simon Lister (0120025111). ■


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• FORTHCOMING EVENTS— . AUGUST 11th - 17th


cabaret and dinner, entertainment by Romanian Dancers. 7 for 8 p.m. Tickets £10 (01200 28243 or 441963.


11th — Downham Village Hall, Continental


Romanian folk music and dance. Three Rivers Cara- . van Park (afternoon). ^ .


a.m. Airton for Malhamdale.To book 01200 28117. 12th — Clitheroe Market square (morning)


Show at 2-30 p.m. in the memorial institute. Crafts, flowers, confectionery and refreshments.


12th — Rimington WI Handicraft and Produce


Foundation Support. Group coffee morning. 10 a.m. to ; 12 noon. / „:


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Valley walk, meet Dunsop Bridge .car park at 10-30 ! a.m. An eight-mile medium grade walk. Newchurch and Ogden Valley four mile easy walk, meet Barley Information Centre at 1-30 p.m. . i


13th —‘ Lancashire Countryside; Service,, Hodder;


h u rs t College (afternoon) andr a t Slaidburn (afternoon).


13th —.Romanian folk music and dance'at Stony­


cock Inn, Waddington, 7-30 p.m. Admission £4.50 including supper. •


14th — Romanian folk music and dance at Moor­ • '


Further information 01995 61118. 14th to 18th — Longi-idge Youth and Community


14th to 20th — VJ commemorations in Chipping.


Centre, summer playscheme. 14th to 24th — Longridge Youth and Community


Centre, workshops. .


, 15th — RaiLRamblers guided walks from station, moderately easy eight-mile walk. Inquiries 01772


- 782909. : : :


remembrance for Aighton, Bailey and Chaigley. 8 p.m. Inquiries 01254 826645.


Bridge at 6-45 p.m. Inquiries 01200 446671. Meet 11 a.m. Chester Avenue car. park for short walk. Inquiries 01254 824507. ;


16th — Clitheroe Ramblers meet at Rimington


- p.m. Tickets from the theatre or.Tourist Information; Centre.


17th — Centenaries Theatre, Stonyhurst, cream tea concert music for flute, viola and harp at 2-30


.. .


showcase, a colourful exhibition showing many types of contemporary craftwork. Inquiries 443071. , A booking service for theatres and events through­


17th to 30th — Platform Gallery, summer crafts


out the region is available from the Tourism Informa­ tion Centre, on Market Place, Clitheroe (01200


25566). 15th—- Hurst Green Memorial Hall, a service of


morning, 10 a.m. to 12 noon. Admission 50p. 12th •— United Reformed Church, Sue Ryder ’


12th — Town Mayor’s .Parlour, Pendle Club coffee - 12th— Clitheroe Naturalists, meet station at 10 : ‘


■ woodland open day, meet Beacon Fell Country Park s at 10 a.m. Demonstrations, exhibitions and activities.


11th to 12th — Lancashire Countryside Service,^ ’


• 1: Interview with a Vampire- ,- 2. Separate Lives 3. Black Beauty 4. Andre


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5. Stargate 6. Junior 7. Reservoir Dogs 8. Shallow Grave 9. The Pagomaster 7 10. Time Cop' -■


, 1 ' .Video rentals list supplied .'-by Blockbuster,’■.Wcllgate, - Clitheroe.


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rtists


8. "Picture This” — Wet, Wet, Wet . >'


10. “Nobody Else”—Take That CD.liBt supplied by-Townsend • • ’


9. “Monster” — REM Records,vMoor Lane,-Cl ithcroc.-'-w


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