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“ BAUBLES, bangles and "■ beads, learn how to make a ornamental


« >.olodecoration for Christmas at Brabin's Gallery, - ■.


Chipping, when craft workshop • for. Christmas on Sunday,. November 20th between 1-30 • p.m. and 4-30 -. p.m. ■


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loin ■ ■ Lancashire artist- .


■ Claire Glossop in’ this fun and friendly three hour workshop and make your s own beautiful handmade Christmas ornament "Snowball". All materials, s provided, no previous experience necessary and complete beginners are welcome; Cost is £10 per person which includes tea,coffee and cake. . Please pre-book as places are ; :o,, ; ; limited (minimum age 10 years •accompanied by an adult) by calling 01995 61221. •'


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PENDLE HIPPODROME THEATRE


New Market Street Colne Lancs BB8 9BJ Tel: 01282 863210


ARTS, CRAFTS & GIFTS FAIR Saturday 19lh to Sunday 27th November


Sat & Sun - 11.00 am to 5.00 pm


- ■ Mon to Fri - 12 noon to 7.30 pm Over 95 craft exhibitors; artists and gift ideas.


’ Entrance catalogue £1 - free re*admission a l l . week. Accompanied children under 16 free. . Snacks, light lunches and afternoon teas.


Sunday November 13th


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In the Premiere league jubilee


CLITHEROE Concerts Society's Diamond Jubilee 60th season continued with a : highly successful second concert, given by the Erato Piano Trio. Sergei Podobedov (piano), Yuri Kalnits


(violin) and Julia Morneweg (cello) are young but highly experienced musicians who, after gaining glittering awards from the Royal College of Music, have played all over the UK, Europe, USA and the Far East. They are sought after ■ instrumentalists in their own right. Their programme started with Haydn's


Piano Trio in C major and continued with the Trio written by Garrett Shatzer, still


- in his 20s. Julia commented that they get new music sent to them on an almost daily basis, but they felt this piece was well above most others. This performance was the UK


premiere and after studying the music they were so impressed that they have commissioned Garrett to write something especially for them. The audience was clearly in agreement as the trio took several "curtain calls", almost


• T i ; ^ l i h k V Sunday 13th November 2011


5^SIaidbiimvt; Village Half .-


.i0.30am-^.00pm; Entry £1


Children FREE ■


Refreshments ■ ■ Available | Village Hall Funds , Further Details' Tel: 01200446555


unknown in the middle of a concert! The composer himself posted on his


blog on June 10th this year: "Great news! The fabulous.Erato Piano Trio is giving the UK premiere of my Piano trio No.1 at the Clitheroe Concerts Society on November 2, 2011". Julia Morneweg texted Garrett-who lives in San Francisco - immediately after the concert to say the premiere was a success. The Society, through chairman Tony Cooper, has also been in contact, congratulating him and sending the complete programme for the evening.


, The first half concluded with Shostakovich's single-movement Piano


.Trio, written when he was only 17, continuing the theme of youth. It was dedicated to a girl of his own age called Tatyana who he had fallen in love with.' After the interval, Brahms second Piano


Trio, a major piece of music, ended the concert in a satisfying way.


Saturday 12 November From 11am to 11pm 12 hours of non stop ja z z played by many


great local musicians giving their time (or free ; JAZZ MARATHON FOR


CHILDREN IN NEED FREE ENTRY


Thursday 1 December from 8.00pm DAVE MOTT JAZZ CLASSICS .


if^owfopen Mondays < ‘ Buy any starter & maincourse off the


al a carte menu and receive a complimentary


large g la ss of house wine! (Mondays only) . ,


n 3 courses £13.95 We are now open from 12 noon on Saturdays and Sundays.


Mid week special menu 2 courses £10.95 ,


Delicious homemade smoothies and milk shakes now available to have in or take out


* Bar is available for non diners Functions catered for- upto 40people I S i s — —Strect^GIsbum/aithci


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The Atrium Cafe Bar, in Clitheroe Castle Near the Keep, Clitheroe. ;


Licensed Bar - Food - Good Parking For more details on the club go to


www.rvjazzandblues.co.uk or phone 07870 908159.


Bolton by Bowland Drama Group CINDERELLA ■ _________ At 7.30pm in 1


" BOLTON BY BOWLAND ’ vVILLAGE HALL 1


- ^Friday 2nd & Saturday 3rd December, 2011 ** ' — *■


•: -Tickets-- Adults £6., Children £3. " Contact Elizabeth Twist 01200 441878


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from 5.00 - 630pm each night - : - ; To book food call 01200 447202 :


Friday 25th ^Saturday 26th November, 2011 — f ji * -r" r


This was clearly one of the society's most


successful concerts in recent years. An • \ audience of 96 was the biggest for some, rime, coming not only from the Ribble Valley, but as far away as Lytham St Andes and Ormskirk. Julia commented that we would not have iiad such an audience for this programme if we were in South East England. We know that the society's website experienced heavy traffic and an astounding 6,004 people looked at the short form of the concert details on Concert Diary. Next month, on December 14th,


the society welcomes the Gallimaufry ’■ Ensemble playing music for a wind quintet. Tickets may be purchased


from Clitheroe Music, the Tourist information Office or. through the society's website (www. ditheroeconcerts.org) where you can also get detailed information about this concert or join the society, bringing a substantial discount on the cost of individual tickets. KenGeddes.


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It’s Mole, Ratty and Toad on stage


‘Wind in the Willows’ comes to The Grand


By Tony Dewhurst


FIRST published in 1908, The Wind in the Willows is a classic of children's literature and Mole, Ratty, Mr Badger and Mr Toad, will be brought to life when Ribcaged Productions premiere their adaptation of the ever-popular Kenneth Grahame narrative at the Grand during Christmas Week. Fresh from their autumn sell-out triumph with


Oliver Twist, Ribcaged's Artistic Director, Owen Phillips, is promising some seasonal surprises as they put the finishing touches to another eagerly awaited production. So why not come and join us in this whirlwind


riverside adventure, and a great seasonal story that will delight children of ail ages. "The Wind in the Willows is a magical story,


and a play that encourages imagination, reading and the story of friendship for young people,"


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a play of Kannath Grahama's classic story (£12 Aduttt, £6 W OR5TPM O S«, £30 Family of 4) V S ? , \


said Owen. "It is a wonderful time to be staging it, just


before Christmas and then again in january, because the story itself is a lot about the winter months. "It is a fresh adaptation, and some of the Oliver Twist cast will be in our Wind in the Willows


production." "This is another great challenge for Ribcaged


- it was lovely to see the fantastic reviews and praise we received for Oliver Twist, " added Owen. "Young people are desperate to be involved in


the productions and it is wonderful to see their enthusiasm and talent." He added: "Local boys Rees Parry and Lewis


Reed were exceptional in Oliver Twist, and we've had a fantastic response from the schools again. "We are so excited about the new production because it is going to be vety special." the opening Wind in the Willows production


will be staged at the Grand on Wednesday December 21 st (7-15 p.m.) - with a further two shows easing the audience into 2012. The first, on Friday, January 13th (7-15), will be followed by a special matinee performance the following day _ with a 2-30 p.m. start. Tickets are £12 adults and £6 children. It promises to be a busy 2012 for the Grand


theatre team, with Ribcaged planning a production of Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet, and Educating Rita later in the year.


charity


Solomon art show


: . TfT. THE Grand holds a special charity event


. ' on Sunday, November 20th - The Solomon Arts


Show - in a bid raise £3,000 for its -: African charity.


: The exhibition, organised by Clitheroe Royal Grammar School. ■;: sixth form student Naomi White, will display the work of highly regarded local artists, alongside work from -; Ribble Valley art students. . Visitors will be able to buy,.-, vwfdftj


postcards or order prints from ■ ; artists'work and there will be an opportunity to make a donation to • the Solomon Project. The Solomon Arts Show begins


at mid-day and will be followed by ■ an art auction at 7.00 pm. Tickets ; for the auction cost £10- including canapes, a drink and an opportunity to meet the artists.


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