Latest Events in Worksop(January Updated)

Meet the newest duckling on the pond... To everyone's surprise, they're nothing like the rest of the family. As the seasons change, the duckling heads out on a mission to find some new friends. Along the way they encounter some crafty creatures and have exciting adventures before discovering that the best thing to be, is yourself. Nottingham Playhouse's brand new version of this charming tale is full of music, creative captioning and plenty of opportunities to join in.For children aged 3-8 years old and their families Booking Advised Running Time: 50 mins Tickets: Library members: £4 Non-library members: £7 There is no charge for accompanying children aged under 18 months and they do not need a ticket. Supported using public funding by Arts Council England For further information visit: inspireculture.org.uk/UglyDuckling Information Source: Inspire Culture | Learning | Libraries | eventbrite

Join wildlife photographer Alex Hyde for a talk to discover the wonderfulworld of Fungi Up Close. Alex has revealed unimaginable beauty, often unnoticed.Come and discover fascinating facts about fungi and hear Alex describe tips andtricks for photographing the natural world yourself. As well as a formalpresentation, there will be an opportunity to ask questions about thephotographic techniques Alex uses and a discussion about what we can do to helpbiodiversity. Tickets are £3 and the event is suitable for adults. Fungi are remarkable organisms that form a diverse kingdom comprising approximately 144,000 known species. They play essential roles in ecosystems, from decomposing organic matter to forming symbiotic relationships with plants. Mycelium are the unseen parts of fungi, long threads (called hyphae) hidden beneath the forest floor. This mycelial network facilitates nutrient exchange, water transport and electrical communication creating a hidden lifeline of mutual support and resource sharing beneath our feet. A selection of Alex's photographs from these visits have been used to create the touring exhibition that will be on show at Worksop Sat 11 January - Thursday 27 February. Information Source: Inspire Culture | Learning | Libraries | eventbrite

Get your dessert spoons ready for a tale of perseverance, princes, palace balls, glass slippers and, um, ice cream? Over the last four decades, Cinderella’s has become the kingdom’s most beloved ice cream company, with a parlour on every street corner. But how did this young girl from humble beginnings with not a penny to her name end up as a multimillionaire business woman with her own ice cream empire? In this new musical, join Talvi and Caldwell,loyal employees of Cinderella’s, as they share her rags to riches tale, and confront their own desires, hopes, and the magic that lies within each scoop of Cinderella’s legendary ice cream. Perfect for ice cream fans aged 5+ and their families, this exciting musical retelling of a fairytale classic promises a delightful blend of story telling, music, and theatrical magic that will capture your heart and tickle your taste buds. For children ages 5+ and their families Booking advised Running time: 1 hour Tickets Library members: £4 Non-library members: £7 There is no charge for accompanying children aged under 18 months and they do not need a ticket. Supported using public funding by Arts Council England This production will tour 7 Inspire libraries see inspireculture.org.uk/CinderellaIceCreamSeller for details Programmed in association with The Spark Arts for Children Information Source: Inspire Culture | Learning | Libraries | eventbrite

Step into the legendary world of the Magical Major Oak as spring arrives in the forest and join Marion in a playful practical workshop. Children will love this unique chance to physically explore stories, characters and landscapes led by the theatre making team from Nottingham Playhouse. These workshop sessions will unleash your child’s imagination and stimulate the senses by using music, movement, puppetry,crafting, and sensory play. Magical Missions visits 12 Inspire libraries. For full listings visit: inspireculture.org.uk/MagicalMissions Tickets: £2 per person Booking advised Age: Suitable for children aged 2-4 and their grown-ups Running Time: 45 minutes Supported using public funding by Arts Council England Information Source: Inspire Culture | Learning | Libraries | eventbrite

Experience the beauty of the Welbeck Estate at the annual 10K Fun Run/Walk on May 12, 2024. Known as the 'the prettiest 10K for miles,' this event supports a local children and young people's charity in Worksop. Participants are required to register at Lady Margaret Hall starting at 9:30 a.m., with a safety briefing at 10:15 a.m. The run/walk kicks off at 10:30 a.m., offering a rare glimpse of the Welbeck Estate, which is typically closed to the public. This working estate features a Grade 2 registered historic park from 1748, ancient woodlands, lakes, farmland, grazing areas, and a deer park. The route includes views of Welbeck Abbey and is suitable for all ages and abilities. Please be mindful that only assistance dogs are allowed, and scooters or bikes are prohibited. Children's pushchairs and buggies are permitted for this memorable and picturesque event. Secure your place for £11.55 and immerse yourself in the stunning surroundings of Welbeck Estate.

The Harley Pottery Studio presents the 6-week Introduction to Pottery, a weekly course specially designed for beginners who are eager to explore the world of clay art. This comprehensive course offers a unique opportunity to learn various hand-building techniques, such as pinch, coiling, and slab building, along with a focus on surface texture and color. Each week, participants will be introduced to a new skill that can be personalized to reflect their individual style. The course takes place over six consecutive Wednesday afternoons or Friday mornings, starting on the selected date. The course fee includes all the necessary materials, including clay, as well as glazing and firing for up to six items. For those interested in glazing and firing additional pieces, there is a nominal fee based on the size of the object. Moreover, participants have the option to extend their studio time with the Self-Guided Studio Access, which allows for independent work in the studio. Although this session is not led by an instructor, tutor support will be available upon request, ensuring a fulfilling experience for all participants. The Friday morning course is taught by Ruth Waller, an accomplished contemporary textile artist and co-founder of Waller Hewett. Ruth's expertise and creativity have earned her numerous awards, including 'Best in Show' at the London Craft Fair. On Wednesday afternoons, Dee Barnes, a talented ceramicist and experienced tutor, guides participants through the Introduction to Pottery course. Dee's background in classical and contemporary dance adds a unique perspective to her creations. To secure a place in this exceptional pottery course, participants are required to complete a short registration form upon booking. The event is partially funded by Inspire: Libraries, Museums, and Culture, and its accessibility and affordability are made possible through the generous support of Nottinghamshire County Council. Embrace the opportunity to learn the art of pottery in the inspiring surroundings of The Harley Pottery Studio. Located in the idyllic countryside of Worksop, this community space is surrounded by practicing artists and makers, providing an enriching environment for creativity to flourish. Don't miss this chance to embark on a fulfilling journey into the world of pottery.

Experience the captivating sounds of VOCES8: Draw on Sweet Night, one of the most thrilling and versatile vocal groups in the world. As a multi-award-winning ensemble, VOCES8 has established itself at the forefront of British a cappella, showcasing a repertoire that spans across centuries and genres. From Renaissance polyphony to unique Jazz and Pop arrangements, their performances are truly exceptional. This extraordinary programme takes you on a journey through time, featuring compositions from renowned composers such as Giovanni Croce and Caroline Shaw. The sacred music performed during this concert delves into the depths of the night, offering prayers for divine protection while we sleep and expressing gratitude for the presence of Christ as the morning star. The beauty of Kerensa Briggs' Media Vita reminds us that life and death intertwine, while Arthur Sullivan's The Long Day Closes presents nightfall as a metaphor for the end of life. In addition to these beautiful sacred pieces, VOCES8 will mesmerize you with bespoke arrangements of popular and jazz tunes, enchanting ballads, and even iconic James Bond songs. It is a concert that promises to be a truly unforgettable experience. Tickets for VOCES8: Draw on Sweet Night are available at the door, priced at £22 for adults, £21 for concessions, and £12 for children. Join us at Worksop College Chapel, located at Cuthberts Avenue, Worksop, on January 17, 2024. Please park in the main visitor car park (what3words ///rigs.amid.helps) and enter through the Chapel door (what3words ///singer.thousands.standards). For accessibility advice, please contact the office at 01909 537100. Don't miss out on this extraordinary musical event. Book your tickets now and immerse yourself in the enchanting world of VOCES8.

Experience a unique twist on our usual museum talk at The Portland Collection in Worksop. Join historians Carol and Nicholas Bennett from Lincoln Cathedral Library as they present dramatic readings that will transport you back in time to the controversial reign of Charles I. Commemorating 375 years since his execution, these readings will bring to life the voices of both the king and his subjects. Whether you view his execution as a necessary evil or a tragic event, the letters and extracts showcased during the talk will uncover a remarkably human story. From January 26th to July 28th, 2024, our museum will proudly display a rare miniature of Charles I. This exquisite piece will feature clear overlays that depict scenes from his trial and execution, providing a captivating visual representation of this historical event. Alongside the miniature, visitors will have the opportunity to explore several other objects related to Charles I's execution, including the pearl earring taken from his severed head. Don't miss this extraordinary opportunity to delve into the fascinating world of a beheaded king. Secure your spot at the Museum Talk: Letters from a Beheaded King by purchasing tickets, with prices ranging from £3 to £10. Immerse yourself in history and gain a deeper understanding of this pivotal moment in time.

Join textile artist Louise Presley for a unique workshop called "Stitched up Shoes with Louise Presley," where you can create your own pair of personalized trainers. This hands-on experience will allow you to relax and indulge in the art of embellishing while using a variety of antique and unconventional materials. Louise, an experienced artist and designer, will guide you through the entire process, from fabric selection to sewing techniques. This workshop provides an opportunity to explore the connection between our clothing and our sense of self-expression. All the necessary materials and equipment will be provided, except for a pair of soft trainers or canvas shoes that you will need to bring to customize. If you choose to incorporate antique fabrics from Louise's collection, there will be an additional charge during the session. This workshop is designed for individuals with some hand-sewing experience. We recommend bringing a packed lunch, or you can purchase a meal from the Welbeck Farm Shop. Please note that the workshop will be held at The Harley Foundation in Worksop. Don't miss out on this chance to unleash your creativity and transform your shoes into unique works of art. Book your spot now for the "Stitched up Shoes with Louise Presley" workshop, happening on February 3, 2024, at a ticket price of £95.

The Introduction to Coiling and Slab Built Pottery event is a one-of-a-kind opportunity for art enthusiasts and pottery aficionados to delve into the fascinating world of coiling and slab building techniques. This event, set to take place on February 16, 2024, at The Harley Pottery Studio in Worksop, promises to be an immersive and enlightening experience. Nestled in the charming city of Worksop, The Harley Pottery Studio serves as the perfect venue for this artistic exploration. Located at Welbeck, Worksop, S80 3LW, this picturesque setting provides the ideal backdrop for participants to unleash their creativity and learn from skilled instructors. With a ticket price of £150, attendees will have access to expert guidance and all the necessary materials. From mastering the ancient art of coiling, where long strips of clay are stacked upon one another to build intricate vessels, to mastering the slab building technique, where clay slabs are shaped and joined together to form unique pottery pieces, this event promises to be a transformative experience for all. So mark your calendars and secure your spot at the Introduction to Coiling and Slab Built Pottery event for an unforgettable artistic journey.

Harry The Piano, hailed as one of the most exceptional improvising pianists globally, possesses an extraordinary and awe-inspiring creativity. Garnering acclaim from both celebrities and critics, his talent knows no bounds. Harry has the ability to spontaneously reinvent iconic songs in the style of Mozart, recreate the ambiance of the renowned Groucho Club through the themes of its members, and seamlessly blend audience requests spanning from James Bond to Shostakovich, with West Side Story in between. This jaw-dropping virtuosity, complemented by his sharp sense of humor, captivates audiences as he fearlessly invites them to challenge him with 'any song in any style'. With a staggering 3 million YouTube hits and an impressive clientele including King Charles, Stephen Fry, and Kate Moss, Harry's show possesses a truly global wow-factor. To experience the brilliance of Harry The Piano, join us at Worksop College/Mountgarret Recital Room in Worksop on March 6, 2024. Tickets are available on the door, priced at £17 for adults, £16 for concessions, and £9.50 for children. For accessibility advice or further information, please contact the office at 01909 537100.

Experience the beauty of the Welbeck Estate on a mindful photography walk with renowned photographer Emma Thorpe. Whether you're an experienced photographer or just starting out, Emma will share her expertise and show you how to capture stunning images of the picturesque scenery. This workshop is suitable for all ages and abilities, making it the perfect family day out. Meet Emma at the Harley Gallery, where you will embark on an hour-long walk along the public footpaths of the Welbeck Estate. As you explore the trails, Emma will provide invaluable tips and tricks for taking the perfect photograph, whether you're using a camera or a smartphone. After the walk, head back to the gallery to warm up and discuss your results. To participate, please bring a camera or smartphone, as well as a cable to upload your photos to a laptop. Wear comfortable clothes and footwear suitable for muddy trails. Don't miss this opportunity to learn from Emma Thorpe, a talented musician and photographer inspired by the North Nottinghamshire Landscape. The workshop is part of Meet + Make, a series of public engagement events running alongside our contemporary exhibition, Work Life: Life's Work. Join us for the Mindful Photography Walk with Emma Thorpe at the Harley Gallery in Worksop.

Experience the beauty of the Welbeck Estate on a mindful photography walk with the talented Emma Thorpe. Join Emma as she guides you through the scenic paths, sharing her expert tips and tricks for capturing the perfect photograph. Whether you prefer using a camera or smartphone, Emma will help you enhance your photography skills. The walk lasts for an hour, allowing you to immerse yourself in the stunning surroundings of the Welbeck Estate. Afterward, you will have the opportunity to gather at the gallery to share and discuss your results. This engaging workshop caters to individuals of all ages and abilities, making it a wonderful outing for the entire family. Don't forget to bring your camera or smartphone, along with a cable to upload your photos. Dress comfortably in clothes and footwear suitable for the muddy trails. This workshop is part of the Meet + Make series, which accompanies our contemporary exhibition, Work Life: Life's Work. The workshop will be conducted by Emma Thorpe, a talented musician and photographer known for drawing inspiration from the captivating North Nottinghamshire Landscape. She has released two EPs and is currently working on an album with Vicious Charm Records. Don't miss out on this remarkable opportunity to explore the Welbeck Estate through the lens of mindful photography. Join us for the Mindful Photography Walk with Emma Thorpe at the Harley Gallery.

Experience the ultimate disco extravaganza at the Abba Disco Night in Holbeck. Hosted by The Villages of Welbeck Association at Lady Margaret Hall in Worksop, UK, this charity event promises a night of groovy tunes and dazzling entertainment. Gather your family and friends for a Mamma Mia time as the sensational ABBA Tribute Band, Sensation, takes the stage to transport you back to the era of disco fever. Dance the night away to iconic ABBA hits and immerse yourself in the music of the legendary band. From "Gimme! Gimme! Gimme!" to "Money, Money, Money," every song will have you on your feet and singing along. Children aged 10+ are also welcome to join in the fun, making it a fantastic event for the whole family to enjoy. Don't miss out on the opportunity to sip on a welcome glass of fizz, indulge in the signature ABBA inspired cocktails at the licensed bar, and take a chance on the raffle with exciting prizes. All proceeds from the event will contribute to the fundraising efforts for the much-needed Cuckney School car park. Secure your tickets now for £22.38 and get ready for a night of disco magic on March 16, 2024.

Triplicity is delighted to present a captivating 30-minute lunchtime concert showcasing the mesmerizing sounds of English woodwind music. Taking place at the beautiful Worksop College/Mountgarret Recital Room in Worksop on April 19, 2024, this remarkable event is not to be missed. Led by the exceptional musicians Sue Edwards, Jonathan Tobutt, and Zoe Glossop, the concert will feature a captivating program, including enchanting compositions by Elizabeth Faulkner and Gordon Jacob. Additionally, attendees will have the privilege of experiencing the first public performance of Alan Richardson's Trio, which was recently discovered by Jonathan Tobutt during his doctoral studies. Tickets for this extraordinary event can be purchased at the door for £8 for adults, £6 for concessions, and £5 for children. As you arrive, please park your vehicle in the convenient main visitor car park located at what3words ///rigs.amid.helps. From there, make your way to the main visitor entrance at what3words ///chemistry.breached.sniff. For any accessibility advice or further inquiries, please contact the organizing office at 01909 537100. Join us for an unforgettable afternoon immersed in the harmonious melodies of Triplicity at Worksop College/Mountgarret Recital Room. Book your tickets now and experience the magic of English woodwind music at its best.

Introduction to Coiling and Slab Built Pottery is a 15-hour introductory course that caters to both beginners and individuals who have completed our Introduction to Pottery course. This course provides an excellent opportunity for participants to gain valuable hand building experience. Throughout the six consecutive Friday morning sessions, attendees will delve into various coiling and slab building techniques, as well as surface and color applications. These essential skills will serve as a solid foundation for future explorations with clay. Moreover, participants will have the chance to interpret set skills in their own unique style. The course fee includes all necessary clay, as well as glazing and firing for up to six items. If desired, additional items can be glazed and fired for a small fee based on their size. To extend their studio time, individuals can also book for Self-Guided Studio Access on Friday afternoons. Although this is not a taught session, tutor support will be available whenever needed. The course is taught by Ruth Waller, a highly experienced tutor and contemporary textile artist. Ruth is part of the award-winning creative partnership Waller Hewett and has an impressive portfolio of artwork and installations. Join us at The Harley Pottery Studio, located in the picturesque countryside of Worksop, for this partially funded event by Inspire: Libraries, Museums and Culture. This unique space, surrounded by practicing artists and makers, offers an accessible and affordable place for individuals to practice pottery making. Don't miss this opportunity to expand your skills and unleash your creativity. Register now for Introduction to Coiling and Slab Built Pottery.

Experience a delightful evening of music at the Spring Serenade, presented by Worksop College. This event showcases a diverse programme of music performed by the college's main ensembles, including the Orchestra, String Ensemble, and Concert Band. In addition, there will be chamber groups, talented instrumentalists, and exceptional singers lending their voices to this captivating performance. The young musicians of Worksop College are sure to impress and entertain with their extraordinary talent. To attend this enchanting event, please park your vehicle in the main visitor car park located at ///rigs.amid.helps. Access to the venue is through the Chapel door located at ///singer.thousands.standards. For any accessibility advice, kindly contact the office at 01909 537100. Spring Serenade will take place on April 26, 2024, at Worksop College Chapel, situated on Cuthberts Avenue in Worksop, S80 3AP. This event is free of charge, making it a wonderful opportunity to enjoy a night of exceptional music. Join us for an evening of remarkable talent and musical artistry.

The Alora Trio, a captivating arts event in Worksop, is a must-see experience that music enthusiasts cannot afford to miss. Nestled in the heart of Worksop, this event will take place at the prestigious Worksop College/Mountgarret Recital Room. Situated at Cuthberts Avenue, Worksop, S80 3AP, this venue offers an intimate and enchanting setting for the Alora Trio's mesmerizing performance. Mark your calendars for the 15th of May, 2024, as this is the date when this extraordinary event will take place. The Alora Trio promises a riveting musical journey that will transport you to another dimension. With ticket prices ranging from £6.50 to £13, this event offers incredible value for the exceptional talent showcased by the Alora Trio. Immerse yourself in the harmonious melodies and intricate compositions of this dynamic trio, as they fuse classical and contemporary elements to create a truly unique and unforgettable experience. Don't miss out on this opportunity to witness the mastery of the Alora Trio and be enthralled by their captivating performance. Get your tickets now and prepare to be swept away by the enchanting sounds of the Alora Trio.

Experience the mesmerizing sounds of Paradolia as they bring their unique blend of virtuosic playing and captivating melodies to Worksop. This talented trio will be performing tracks from their recently released album, along with their own original compositions and their own interpretations of well-known jazz, classical, and pop tunes. With their eclectic mix of backgrounds and wide range of professional work across multiple genres, Paradolia is a band that wears its influences on its sleeve and truly revels in the joy of making music together. Appealing to a diverse audience, their performances consistently captivate listeners nationwide. We are thrilled to welcome them back to Worksop for a memorable evening of music. Join us at Worksop College on June 26th, 2024, for an experience you won't want to miss. Tickets for this incredible performance are available on the door, priced at £15 for general admission, £14 for concessions, and £8.50 for children. Please park in the main visitor car park located at ///rigs.amid.helps and enter through the main visitor entrance at ///chemistry.breached.sniff. For any accessibility advice or inquiries, please contact the office at 01909 537100. Don't miss your chance to witness the seamless weaving of virtuosic playing and familiar and unfamiliar melodies that Paradolia has to offer. Get your tickets now and prepare to be transported by their extraordinary talent.

You will learnThis course focuses on different coiling and slab building techniques. Each week you will explore different ways to handbuild, giving you a good all-round introduction to working with clay and the chance to develop your unique artistic voice. You will also learn how refine and finish your work, ready for firing and glazing in our kilns. Techniques covered include: Coiling Slab building Using slips and underglazes Adding texture You will needThis is an adult course, perfect for complete beginners, or those who have attended any of our other introductory courses. You must be aged 14+ to attend, all under 18’s must be accompanied by a paying adult. We recommend trimming long nails prior to the sessions, removing any jewellery, and tying back long hair. Additional informationThis pottery course takes place over 6 consecutive weeks starting on your booked date. Sessions take place on Friday mornings 10am – 12.30pm. The course cost includes all materials, tools and clay, plus glazing and firing of your finished pieces. Tutor Profile: Ruth WallerThis course is taught by Ruth Waller. Ruth is a contemporary textile artist and half of the creative partnership Waller Hewett. Waller Hewett create artwork and installations which combine art, design and craft, and have won them numerous awards including ‘Best in Show’ at the London Craft Fair. She is also a highly experienced tutor and teaches across the Harley Foundation’s education programme. Image courtesy Ben Boswell Booking InformationWhen attending this event, please drive directly to The Harley Studios. See the map below for directions. Event Terms and Conditions The Harley Pottery StudioThe Harley Foundation is an arts charity which works to create spaces where the imagination can flourish, from artists studios to an award-winning museum. We run The Harley Pottery Studio, a community space where visitors can work in inspiring surroundings – in an idyllic countryside location and surrounded by practicing artists and makers. All of our classes are subsidised by the Foundation and generously supported by Nottinghamshire County Council. We work to offer an accessible, affordable place to practice pottery making. Information Source: The Harley Foundation | eventbrite

Boxed In, a captivating show presented as part of the family theatre programme funded by National Portfolio Organisation Arts Council money, invites you to embark on a journey with someone who finds themselves puzzled by the unspoken rules that govern our lives. This heartfelt and mischievous performance explores the notion that lines don't always have to be straight, and that zig zags and curves can create their own magic. Our protagonist encounters a world where the meaning of "stop" can be flipped with "go," and where the right path may not always be apparent. It's a world that can feel confusing, leaving one feeling excluded and naughty for not grasping the rules. Suitable for children aged 3-6 and their families, Boxed In offers an immersive experience that challenges the understanding of rules in a playful and thought-provoking manner. The show is largely non-verbal, making it inclusive for a wide range of people, including BSL users and non-English speakers. Join us at Worksop Library, located at Memorial Avenue, Worksop, S80 2BP, on February 14, 2024, for this enchanting 45-minute performance, followed by playtime. Tickets are priced at £4 for library members and £7 for non-library members. Booking in advance is advised. For more information and full event listings, visit inspireculture.org.uk/BoxedIn. Accompanying children under 18 months have free entry and do not require a ticket.

Join the Royal Photographic Society East Midlands Region for a captivating photo-amble at Clumber Park. This guided walk/talk event will take you through the picturesque Pleasure Grounds and Walled Kitchen Garden, covering a distance of no more than 3km. Whether you're an experienced photographer or just starting out, we welcome everyone to participate. You don't have to be a member of the RPS to join in the fun. However, if you have a fantastic time, you might consider becoming a member. If you're not a member of the National Trust, there will be an admission fee to access the grounds. More details on the charge can be found by clicking here. The day will commence at the café, followed by a guided walk led by the park's volunteers at 11 am. Lasting for approximately 90 minutes, the walk will delve into the fascinating stories of love and loss experienced by the 4th and 5th Dukes and Duchesses of Newcastle within the enchanting Walled Kitchen Garden. Don't miss the opportunity to capture incredible moments at Clumber Park, ideal for creating stunning photobooks. After the walk, we will take a break for lunch and then continue the photo-amble, allowing you to capture even more beautiful images. Experience the beauty of the Pleasure Grounds and Walled Garden at Clumber Park on 19th February 2024. Admission is free, so mark your calendars and join us for this extraordinary event.

Join in the fun and witness the incredible growth of your little artist's confidence! A team of highly skilled professional artists has dedicated their creative talents to stimulate and engage early years' children. These experts are committed to providing the very best in specially designed sessions for the 'Little Creatives' workshops, held at Worksop Library. These workshops will unlock your child's imaginative potential and foster the development of new skills. Prepare to immerse your little one in a lively, playful, and delightfully messy experience. Ages 2-5 are welcome to participate in these 45-minute sessions. While the workshops are free, limited availability necessitates booking in advance. All children must be accompanied, and adult attendance does not require a ticket. For further information about this event and to meet the esteemed team of artists, please visit www.inspireculture.org.uk/littlecreatives. These workshops have been thoughtfully supported by Arts Council England's public funding.

Join in the fun and witness your little artist's confidence soar! A team of professional artists has dedicated their creativity to foster exploration and engagement in stimulating artistic activities for early years' children. Through a series of 'Little Creatives' workshops hosted at Worksop Library, this exceptional team aims to provide the very best of their specially designed sessions. These workshops serve as a catalyst for your little one's creative imagination and skill development. Embrace the lively, playful, and messy adventure as your child unleashes their potential. Geared towards children aged 2-5 years, each session lasts for 45 minutes. While the workshops are free, securing a spot in advance is advisable due to limited availability. Accompanied by an adult, children are guaranteed an unforgettable experience, with no ticket required for adults. To learn more about our team of talented artists and to gather additional information, visit www.inspireculture.org.uk/littlecreatives. This extraordinary initiative has been made possible through the support of Arts Council England's public funding.

Join the Dancing Queens for an unforgettable night of pure disco bliss at the Ladies Abba Night! Get ready to dance the night away to iconic ABBA tunes and thank us for the music! This fabulous charity event is presented by The Villages of Welbeck Association and will be held at Lady Margaret Hall in Holbeck, Worksop. Put on your dancing shoes and feel free to dress up for this groovy night. Bring your mother, sisters, aunties, daughters, and best friends for a Mamma Mia time! Whether you're a Dancing Queen or a Super Trouper, this event promises to be a blast. Your ticket includes a welcome glass of fizz and a full night of live band entertainment. Don't forget to take a chance on our raffle and enjoy our signature ABBA inspired cocktails at the licensed bar. All proceeds from the event will go towards fundraising for the much-needed Cuckney School car park. Don't miss out on this sensational ABBA Tribute Band, Sensation! Mark your calendars for March 16, 2024, and be prepared for a night of pure disco joy. Get your tickets now for only £22.38 and get ready to boogie the night away at the Ladies Abba Night in Holbeck.

Experience the grand opening of "The Art of Trees" at The Harley Foundation in Worksop. Immerse yourself in four captivating exhibitions that delve into the enchanting world of trees and woodland. Delight in Anthony Whishaw's mesmerizing collection of oversized, abstract paintings capturing the essence of woodland landscapes, while Effie Burns presents exquisite cast glass artworks showcasing nature's delicate beauty. Witness the intricate pencil drawings of Britain's ancient oaks by Mark Frith, including a stunning portrayal of Nottinghamshire's iconic Major Oak. Let Paul Hart's evocative black and white photographs transport you to the serene depths of a pine forest plantation in nearby Ladybower Reservoir, Derbyshire. Join us on April 20, 2024, for an unforgettable journey through the captivating realm of trees and woodland at The Art of Trees event. Don't miss this rare opportunity to explore the artistry and beauty of nature's timeless treasures.

Discover the intriguing life of the 5th Duke of Portland in an exclusive museum talk led by Dr. Lauren Batt at The Harley Foundation in Worksop. Unravel the myths surrounding this atypical Victorian aristocrat, known for peculiar habits like wearing multiple pairs of socks and solely communicating through letters under his bedroom door. Dr. Batt, a respected historian and Assistant Curator at the Portland Collection, will delve into the true essence of the Duke, drawing from authentic accounts to paint a more accurate portrait of his character and motivations. With experience in prestigious historical projects at renowned institutions like Gucci, Chatsworth, Hardwick Hall, and Derby Museums, Dr. Batt brings a wealth of knowledge to shed light on the enigmatic figure of the 5th Duke. Don't miss this opportunity to gain deeper insights into the man behind the myths on April 26, 2024, at The Harley Foundation. Tickets are priced affordably from £3 to £10.

Join the Board Breaking Master Class at Endeavour Martial Arts in Worksop on May 16, 2024. This exclusive event is designed for all Endeavour students looking to enhance their skills in the art of board breaking. Led by experienced instructors, participants will learn the essential techniques, receive valuable tips, and gain expert advice to successfully break their own real wooden board. This hands-on workshop offers a unique opportunity to develop your abilities in a supportive environment. Secure your spot by booking before May 2nd for just £20 per student. Don't miss this chance to master the art of board breaking with the guidance of Endeavour's skilled instructors.

Discover the captivating journey of artist and filmmaker Mark Frith at the gallery talk showcasing his remarkable exhibition of ancient oak drawings. Delve into the inspiration behind his ambitious project to intricately depict 'the most important oak trees' in Britain, a venture he embarked on at the age of 60. Mark Frith's exceptional talent is evident in the detailed and grandiose portraits of these majestic trees, with Nottinghamshire's Major Oak among the notable features. Through his artwork, Frith beautifully captures the essence of Britain's ancient oaks, showcasing a deep-rooted connection with nature that resonates with viewers. Renowned for his BAFTA award-winning documentary "The Lie of the Land," Mark Frith's passion for drawing was reignited upon returning to his childhood home in Gloucester. Commissioned by the late Felix Dennis, a poet and tree enthusiast, Frith's drawings authentically portray the soul of these ancient oak trees. At the age of 71, he continues his artistic journey by embarking on a new series featuring Britain's ancient ash trees. Immerse yourself in this insightful gallery talk, a not-to-be-missed opportunity to witness the timeless beauty of Britain's natural heritage. Remember, registration is required for this event funded by Inspire: Libraries, Museums, and Culture. Mark your calendars to meet at The Harley Gallery for this enlightening experience.

Welcome to the Ignite Fitness event!Come join us for a day full of energy and motivation at Diversity Fitness. Get ready to sweat, challenge yourself, and have fun with fellow fitness enthusiasts. Whether you're a beginner or a seasoned pro, there's something for everyone at this event. Date: Sun Nov 17 2024 Time: 08:00:00 GMT Location: Diversity Fitness Don't miss out on this opportunity to ignite your passion for fitness and push yourself to new limits. See you there! Information Source: Diversity Fitness | eventbrite