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[blue - arts framlingham events | pink - events organised by other groups]
[blue - arts framlingham events | pink - events organised by other groups]
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Fri JUNE 30 |
10am
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The Crown Hotel |
Can't
Knit, Want to Knit? |
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Photography
Workshops
Two one-hour workshops with Simon Taylor. Bring an image you want to copy, props and a camera with films/memory cards. Learn how to create a still life image of your choice. Booking essential | Tickets £5 | Contact: 01728 723028 |
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| OTHER
EVENTS TODAY |
8pm The Crown Hotel |
Folk
Festival featuring Charlie Haylock
Free | Contact: 01728 723521 |
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| Sat
JULY 1 EVENTS |
10am
- 4pm St Clare's Church |
Flower
Festival Free | Runs until july 2 |
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7.30pm
St Michael's Church |
Phoenix
Singers Summer Concert
Mixed choir based in Framlingham for over 25 years. Performing "King Arthur" by Henry Purcell, with words by John Dryden. Music and words that contain everything for a good night out - heathen worship, human sacrifice, the wizard Merlin, good spirits v bad spirits and a shivering frost scene, culminating in the masque "St George", so bring your flags Tickets £10 / £7.50 / £5 (children under 13 half price) Aldeburgh Box Office: 01728 867110 [Credit cards accepted] Or tickets available from Framlingham Stationers & choir members |
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Sun
JULY 2
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2.30pm
Framlingham College |
History
Walk: "On an Eminence" The History of Framlingham College 1865-2005 with Mark Robinson. Concludes with tea in the college dining room (tickets include cost of refreshments). Booking essential! Tickets £5 from Box Office at The Crown: 01728 723521 Event sponsored by Framlingham College |
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| OTHER EVENTS TODAY |
From
11.30am Framlingham Library |
Children's
Crafts and Activities Day Activity 1: 11.30am - 12.30pm Mobile Making [9 - 11 year olds] Activity 2: 1.30 - 2.30pm Mask Making [5 years & under] Activity 3: 2.45 - 3.45pm Bug Making [6 - 8 year olds] Free | Limited places, booking essential: 01728 723735 |
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| Mon JULY 3 | 7
- 9.30pm Sir Robert Hitcham's Primary School |
Strictly
Ballroom Dancing An experienced and qualified dance teacher, Ann Huke (AISTD), will tutor an introductory session on Modern Ballroom Dance. No previous experience necessary and no need for a partner. Booking essential | Tickets £5 | Contact: 01728 724649 |
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| Tues JULY 4 | 10am
- 12pm St Clare's Church, Fore Street |
Quilling
Taster Session with Pat Simpson Create at least one 'quilled' and individual card. Materials supplied. Tickets £5 | Contact: 01728 724649 |
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| 10am
- 4pm Unitarian Meeting House |
Exhibition
of Botanical Art |
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| OTHER EVENTS TODAY |
7.30pm |
Film
@ Fram: The Remains of the Day (PG) Tickets on the door, or reserve seats from: The Dancing Goat Cafe, Framlingham (01728 621056) |
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| Wed JULY 5 | Depart
9.15am Return 1pm Meet at: Elms Car Park |
Visit
to Benjamin Britten's Red House and the Britten-Pears Library at Aldeburgh A rare opportunity to visit the home and library of Benjamin Britten and Peter Pears to see where they lived and worked. Includes a chance to see their fine collection of 20th century art. A full morning's excursion including coach travel to and from Aldeburgh (ticket price includes coach fare). Limited places. Booking essential | Tickets £12 | Contact: 01728 724649 |
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| 7pm St Michael's Rooms |
An
Evening of Mystery & Magic with Ipswich Magical Society Table magic, buffet supper and cabaret performance for all the family. Suitable for children five years and over. Booking essential! Tickets £7 adults, £4 children, £16 family (2 + 2) Contact: Box Office at The Crown 01728 723521 Event sponsored by: Darren Smith, Fishmonger and Sleeping Partners |
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| Thur JULY 6 | 7.30pm Framlingham Castle |
A
Servant to Two Masters:
A RoughCast Production Classic comedy by Carlo Goldoni. Underpaid, overstretched, a wily Italian servant gets lucky in this fast paced 18th Century commedia given a new twist by Lee Hall, recently the RSC's resident playwright and author of the script for the West End hit 'Billy Elliot'. A high spirited, free-wheeling romp, the play contains some strong language! No seats provided, so please bring your own low backed folding chair or blanket to sit on, and a picnic to complete your enjoyment. Hot drinks & ice cream available. Tickets £7 from Box Office at The Crown: 01728 723521 Event sponsored by John Grose and Bed Bazaar |