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y tivaltobeheldovertheMay i BankHoliday Weekend.
. Now in its fourth year, the ! annual four-day celebra-
j tion, from Friday, May 3rd to J - Monday, May 6th, celebrates j all that is good about live and
. creative music in the county. Headline acts include Brit
ish Jazz Vocalist of the Year 2012 Liane Carroll and the James Taylor Quartet. This year, organisers have
collaborated with Valley Gigs for a Saturday Street Festival.
There will also be the first out- of-town blues gig at Chipping
Village Hall and an extend ed blues stage at the Rose & Crown pub in Clitheroe.
, . Another extra is a pre-fes tival warm-up gig on Saturday,
April 27th wi th Norwegi an ris- ing star Marius Neset. This
will beheld at The Atrium Ca fe Bar with tickets £14 on the
dooror£i2formembers. Clit heroe s The Grand, plus many
other pubs and restaurants are some of the greatjazz ven ues utilised by the festival.
All this is extra to the cur-
rentwinningformatofticket- ed gigs and free fringe events.
Friday’s Lunchtime Live at NickSchumannentertainsClitheroeshoppersatlastyear’sfestival.
The Grand will see the return oftheCeorginaJacksonQuar- tet and there’s moreyouthjazz
withtheJohnWickhamBand, St Augustine’s RC School Big
Band and Pacific Lamppost. On Monday afternoon fol
lowing starappearancesfix)m Matt Holborn Quartet, Tantz Neil Yates Quartet, Jazz De partment, The Wonderful
Sound o f the Cinema Organ, Northern Jazz Orchestra, and a host o f free gigs, the grand fina le with a real party at mosphere will feature Giddy Gringos and visitors advised to bring their dancing shoes. Book tickets for all events
at The Grand’s ticket office. Call 01200 421599 or visit:
www.thegrandvenue.co.uk.
Jazz Festival musicians will be local artists’ inspiration
1 ^ - ^ Ribble Valiev Art . S'StiiHinv working with organisers of
l y to make some art. Clitheroe will be alive with
iTTusicians and music lovers the weekend and Rib-
: I I I . ble Valley Art Studios will be l
which is situated in the cor-’ ner of Harris Court, off Well-
Art i sts from the studios ^ r yi gate, have been working with
“Vi'TT -y! organisers to create visual re- Xy"- ! ' spouses to the live music. Over'
the past six months they have Attended the Thursday night
JazzeventsatTheAtriumCa- Bar in Clitheroe, sketching
: there, too, supporting the fes- tival and promoting the links between the arts.
tudios is
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Sive artists the chance and photographing, making . . .
i-Pad paintings andink draw ings, aspreparationfora wide range of finished pieces. ’The resulting work in
cludes portraits o f the mu sicians, abstract pieces and sculptures and these will be
The Atrium during th’e festi- val.
Sue Lightbown, chair- manpfRibbleValleyJazzand
Biues,iseverybitasexcitedas theartists.
• w th this collaborative project
and Blues and Ribble Valiev Art Studios, it has been an ex citing project and great fun haying such talented artists
at The Grand and -
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join us at our gigs. I’m looking forward to viewing the fin ished results.” - On Saturday, May 4th,
Harris Court will be the ven ue for some of the choirs, and alongside these Ribble Valley
Art Studios will be providing mSt.PPIQlc
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to the music. Both amateur arid profes
sional artists are welcome. Also look out for the artists
in Castle Street during Satur day’s street festival, decorat-
, jngtrilbies,brolliesandlapels plus sketching the visiting crowds. Take along your hats and umbrellas and buy or cre ate a decoration to celebrate the weekend.
Team tackling Thames to Seine challenge get jeweller’s backing in push to raise £50,000
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Super-fit fund-ralsersare counting down to their great cross-Channel chailenge-and they’ve got a new watch to tick offthe hours and minutes.
They will set off fi:om London in an open boat on May 4th to race another team across the
•English Channel and up the Seine to Paris in aid. o f the Help For Heroes char ity for wounded service person nel. -. A nd as t h e
team based at Oakhill Acade my, Whalley, put the finishing touches to fteir preparations, Longridge jew e l le r Philip Goldsmith donated a £300 Cit izen Eco-drive watch to help boost thefund-raising efforts, which will continue after the race. Mr Goldsmith is a family
friend of team member Will Smith, who works as a trainer at Oakhill Academy, and in vited the team to his shop in Tovimeley Parade, Berry Lane, to collect the watch and chat about the forthcoming chal
lenge, which is dubbed the “Real Boat Race.” • He said: “I’ve known Will’s
family for years, so when I learned what the team were doing for charity I wanted to support them.” The Oakhill team, all firom
‘When I learned
what theteam are doing Iwantedto support them’
the Ribble Valley, are: captain Phil Moss, Will Smith, Edward Snowden, Alex Trickett, Su zanne Liddle and Simon Hep tonstall. They make up half of a 12-person crew, along with others from ail over the coun try, including ex- servicemen. T h e y h a v e
been in t r a in ing for months
on rowing machines and at sea, and last weekend were in Ramsgate for a final 24-hour open water session. They have raised £27,000
so far, and are aiming for £50,000. The donated watch will either be used as a raf fle prize or be auctioned at.a fund-raising black-tie dinner atAngelsrestaurant,Ribches- ter, on June 7th. The team’s donation site is
www.justgiving.com/teams/ therealboatrace and contains links to the team’s individual pages.-.
" a ARMS WADDINGTON Finishing line: Eiffel Tower
Rowing in ‘The Real Boat Race’
AtSOOmiles.theannuarReal Boat Race" is one of the toughest
tests of endurance that charity fund-raisers can face.
Two 12-person boats compete against each other, rowing non stop, day and night, fo r s ix days,
from the Thames to the Seine. They row in shifts, s ix of them rowing for two hours while the
other six t ry to grab some food and sleep. .
In training, each team member will have pulled a million metres each on rowing machines. This year's teams row for Help
for Heroes and Ick le Pickles chil dren’s charity.
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