Featured Events in Centre in May, 2025 (July Updated)

Come along and hone your Jedi skills. Learn from Sword-Point College of Arms instructors how to wield a light saber. Dress up in your Star Wars gear and have some fun learning simple drills including spins, twirls, attack and defence. Please note this workshop will include a full combat demonstration. This workshop is for ages 16+. Information Source: City of Kwinana | eventbrite

Do you live local to Meanwood Community Centre, aged over 55 and want to learn embroidery? Stitch-Up has teamed up with the Royal Voluntary Service to offer a drop in embroidery workshop for over 55's, bring along an embroidery project or join in with one of our community projects. As well as learning a new skill and meeting others you will have the opportunity to find out more about which other workshops, courses and groups we have on here at the community centre. Hot drinks and snacks will be available and you will get to take your finished project away with you! You can also help us make extras to be shared with the local community. Stitch-Up studio is based at Meanwood Community Centre and we run courses, workshops and weekly community craft groups in the area! You will get to meet our friendly Stitch-Up team and find out what we have planned for our spring workshop programme. You can have your say in helping us shape our 2024 programme of community craft activity as well. No experience is necessary for this workshop, all levels are welcome. We are really looking forward to welcoming you. There is ample parking available at the Community Centre Car Park. If you cannot fit in the Car Park, please park on the main part of Stainbeck Avenue, with consideration to the residents please do not park in the cul-de-sac. The Stitch-Up Studio is to the rear of the Community Centre. Once you arrive in reception please follow the signs for Stitch-Up. COVID SAFETY MEASURES: * Please do not attend the studio if you are feeling unwell, have Covid 19 or have experienced any symptoms of Covid 19 in the 7 days prior to attending or have been in contact with anyone else who has had symptoms. * Please use hand sanitiser on entry and exit of the studio. You can follow us on instagram @stitch_up to keep up to date with what we are up to or visit our website stitch-up.org.uk. Stitch-Up CIC is a social enterprise and any profits we make are reinvested straight back into delivering our creative community projects supporting vulnerable and disadvantaged people in Leeds to learn new skills and improve wellbeing. Information Source: Stitch-Up | eventbrite

Join me, Jules, to have some chill out time together relaxing and getting to explore the fun of watercolour and watercolour inks. So many have said to me “I’ve always wanted to have a go, to get back into art, taking time out in an informal, local, friendly local group”. A 2.5hr new, monthly get together in a relaxed group where all are welcome, from ABSOLUTE beginners to intermediate. No, You not need to know how to draw or have done art before! I will guide you through the creation of the May, Butterflies and Dragonflies workshop theme or just come along and paint what subject inspires you and let’s work together on your ideas. I will provide you with 1:1 support, group inspiration and oodles of encouragement. I provide top quality materials with a wide range of supplies and tools to use with the paints and the inks. This option allows you to experiment and gain confidence if you are thinking of investing in any products. All materials supplied including light refreshments. 6 and 8mth Block bookings are available and becoming very popular, offering you discount booksble directly with Jules. Contact Jules for this offer. JulesWhalesbyArt@gmail.com Friend referral discounts. Book now with your friends and family via the Eventbrite App or contact Jules direct. Looking forward to having you on board to enjoy some “You time!” Jules x Information Source: Jules | eventbrite

Join Fleur McDonald in conversation with Nina Campbell as she discusses her latest book 'The Prospect' When you dig, will you strike gold ... or unearth dangerous secrets? An exciting new series from the queen of rural crime No matter how much or how little you find, you will never, ever own the gold. It will always own you. After a scandal, investigative reporter Zara Ellison and her partner, policeman Jack Higgins have moved to Kalgoorlie - each struggling with this fresh start. This wild mining town has its own rules, and its inhabitants - drawn by the lure of gold and riches - guard their secrets carefully. Zara feels adrift in the swirling red dust of the lawless, bush city, without sources or any leads for the hard-hitting stories she's known for. Jack is out of the detective squad and trying to find his feet back in uniform. On an isolated stretch of highway, a pair of grey nomads is involved in a devastating accident which leaves more questions than answers. Zara starts digging for her own kind of gold, while Jack's investigation sends him on a parallel path towards a dangerous smuggling ring. In the wide-open spaces of the outback, some secrets are buried deep. Books available for purchase and signing. Information Source: City of Marion Libraries | eventbrite

Kids' Art 6 Week Workshop with Artist Mary. Unleash your creativity in this 6-week art program led by the talented artist Mary. Kids will explore a variety of art techniques and mediums, including drawing, watercolor, acrylic painting, and collage. Learn new skills, experiment with vibrant colors, and create your own amazing masterpieces to take home each week. $10 per child Suitable for ages 7+ Children under the age of 10 need to have a carer on site. Photography Disclaimer: 1. I understand that images, video and audio of me will be recorded or captured in connection with attending this event. 2. I consent to the City of Marion using, publishing, reproducing or editing the images, video or audio of me to promote the City of Marion (Image Consent). This includes using the media captured on promotional channels like social media, in print publications or outdoor advertising. 3. I release the City of Marion from any claims in connection with the Image Consent. 4. If you do not wish to be captured or recorded at this event, please alert a City of Marion staff member prior to entering the event. Information Source: City of Marion Community Hubs | eventbrite

What do a Welsh children’s book, the Iraq War, and a master of Japanese animation have in common? They collide in Howl’s Moving Castle—the dazzling follow-up to Hayao Miyazaki’s Academy Award-winning Spirited Away. Though now beloved by audiences worldwide, the film almost wasn’t Miyazaki’s. Originally intended for another director, this spellbinding story only came under his care after global events reshaped its destiny. Howl’s Moving Castle, like many other Ghibli films, finds its roots in a European children’s book, in this case Diana Wynne Jones’ 1986 book of the same name. It was an important book for the New Mythology movement, which is defined by the emergence of a new heroic archetype that transcends old cultural concepts and confronts them with modern ideals. The central character, Sophie Hatter, with her courage and determination in the face of difficulty, is an ideal New Mythology hero. Sophie also fits neatly into the Miyazaki canon of brave, capable female leads - with a unique and interesting twist. Miyazaki’s adaptation, however, adds his signature touch: a poignant anti-war message, breathtaking artistry, and one of Studio Ghibli’s rare adult romances. Discover the twists, turns, and heart of Howl’s Moving Castle, a film that redefined bravery and love for generations. Doors open at 7pm, talk starts at 7.30pm - come down early to grab a good seat! Follow us on IG @seedtalks Helen McCarthy is a writer and speaker on anime and manga. She’s been studying anime since 1981, writing over a dozen books, over a hundred articles and essays, and giving talks all over the world. Her talk on the Art History of Studio Ghibli has wowed audiences all over the UK for Seed Talks. Exploring Howl’s Moving Castle dives deep into the studio’s inspirations with new ideas and information for even the most dedicated Ghibli fan, but even a complete Ghibli beginner will enjoy this exploration of the film’s art, story, legacy and the people who made it. Testimonials from our guests ⭐ Seed Talks created a friendly and inclusive atmosphere, it was a really wonderful experience. Thank you Seed Talks for facilitating such a powerful and important platform. 100% recommend you check out a Seed Talk near you! - Anna F. ⭐ Amazing content and delivered in such interesting and captivating ways. Can’t imagine there’s anyone else doing it as good as this lot are right now. - Macks C. ⭐ I attended the art history of Studio Ghibli with Helen McCarthy in London, I absolutely loved the event and thank you so much for hosting. - Khalif K. Information Source: Seed Talks | eventbrite

These Learn to Ride sessions are designed to help children aged 5+ (or those who attend full-time school) to learn to ride a pedal bike without stabilisers. Please bring your own bike in roadworthy condition, with stabilisers removed, and a helmet. We are able to offer two sessions per child ONLY so please book onto a maximum of two dates. These sessions are extremely popular and this makes it fair for all. Cost: £10.00 per session - we have had to increase our charges from 1 April 2024 to help cover the cost of the session. (Please note: If you cancel your place at short notice, we may not be able to give you a refund as we still have to pay for our venue and staff costs). If you feel unable to pay this cost for any reason please contact myjourney@wokingham.gov.uk to discuss options with us. We wish to remove barriers to cycling, so whilst we need to cover our costs we don't want this to prohibit anybody from attending. Information Source: My Journey Wokingham | eventbrite

Thanks to the City of Kwinana. Freestyle now will be facilitating a fun and informative coaching session at Kwinana Skatepark for skateboard and scooter participants. Our facilitators analyze the participants' skill level and work from that base and assist with confidence building. It is important to not only just focus on skill building but confidence as well. By using their own skill base as a stepping stone we are able to help them advance. Our coaches speak the participant’s language and speak on their level. Our instructors relay the importance of safety, the importance of helmets and how they can minimize injuries. Freestyle Now team members will be present to offer participants technical advice, trick tips, skill development and skatepark etiquette. Participants are split up into groups based on their skill level and what they are interested in achieving. All participants would need their own equipment, helmet and closed in shoes. Participants with defective equipment may not be able to participate. Our coaches may be able to assist with some minor adjustments (Scooter/BMX Bar straightening, skate/rollerskate truck/wheel tightening) before the session starts if required and time permitting. Participants under the age of 6 will be taken on their ability to understand and follow instructions and to control their apparatus. Key points Participants must be wearing a helmetPlease remember to bring some water and wear sunscreenRecommended for participants must be over the age of 6Parents must stay on site if their child is under 12Limited spare scooters and skateboard may be availablePlease arrive 15 minutes early to register your attendanceDisclaimer form will need to be signed on the dayCoaching workshops are not suitable for 3 wheeled plastic scooters or plastic rollers skates Freestyle Now coaching workshops are fun, informative and motivational. Our coaches let the participants ride at their own level and encourage progression. All our coaches are very easy going and relate to the participants well. Our workshops cover all aspects of the sports, as well as equipment maintenance and personal safety issues. Freestyle Now hosts many coaching workshop sessions throughout the year for various local governments, community organizations and private companies. You can find the full list of our upcoming events here. www.freestylenow.net Information Source: Freestyle Now | eventbrite

These Learn to Ride sessions are designed to help children aged 5+ (we can accept 4 year olds who attend full-time school) to learn to ride a pedal bike without stabilisers. Please bring your own bike in roadworthy condition, with stabilisers removed, and a helmet. We are able to offer two sessions per child ONLY so please book onto a maximum of two dates. These sessions are extremely popular and this makes it fair for all. Cost: £10.00 per session - we have had to increase our charges from 1 April 2024 to help cover the cost of the session. (Please note: If you cancel your place at short notice, we may not be able to give you a refund as we still have to pay for our venue and staff costs). If you feel unable to pay this cost for any reason please contact myjourney@wokingham.gov.uk to discuss options with us. We wish to remove barriers to cycling, so whilst we need to cover our costs we don't want this to prohibit anybody from attending. Information Source: My Journey Wokingham | eventbrite

Do you live in Meanwood, want to learn how to use a sewing machine and want to find out more about our craft courses and workshops? Then come along to this FREE monthly Community Sewing Class and learn a new skill. May: Lavender Bags June: Aprons July: Sunglasses case Hot drinks and snacks will be available and you will get to take your finished project away with you! You can also help us make extras to be shared with the local community. Stitch-Up studio is based at Meanwood Community Centre and we run courses, workshops and weekly community craft groups in the area! You will get to meet our friendly Stitch-Up team and find out what we have planned for our spring workshop programme. You can have your say in helping us shape our 2024 programme of community craft activity as well. No experience is necessary for this workshop, all levels are welcome. This is a free workshop but booking is required, and any donations are welcome on the day. If you do have an unused pillow or cushion (not feather) in good clean condition please bring it down and we can use the stuffing in the new draft excluder and cushion classes. We are really looking forward to welcoming you. There is ample parking available at the Community Centre Car Park. If you cannot fit in the Car Park, please park on the main part of Stainbeck Avenue, with consideration to the residents please do not park in the cul-de-sac. The Stitch-Up Studio is to the rear of the Community Centre. Once you arrive in reception please follow the signs for Stitch-Up. COVID SAFETY MEASURES: * Please do not attend the studio if you are feeling unwell, have Covid 19 or have experienced any symptoms of Covid 19 in the 7 days prior to attending or have been in contact with anyone else who has had symptoms. * Please use hand sanitiser on entry and exit of the studio. You can follow us on instagram @stitch_up to keep up to date with what we are up to or visit our website stitch-up.org.uk. Stitch-Up CIC is a social enterprise and any profits we make are reinvested straight back into delivering our creative community projects supporting vulnerable and disadvantaged people in Leeds to learn new skills and improve wellbeing. Information Source: Stitch-Up | eventbrite

Welcome to A Sacred Bloom - A Maytime Ecstatic Dance Journey! Join us for a transformative experience at St George's Community Centre. Let's come together to celebrate the beauty of spring and dance our hearts out in a sacred space. This event is a unique opportunity to connect with yourself, others, and the energy of the season. Bring: Water, comfy clothes and your radiant self. Please dance either in bare feet or socks but barefoot is preferred. This is a drug and alcohol-free event. Join us for a heart-warming evening weaving together: Cacao Ceremony - to gently awaken the heart and ground us in presence Ecstatic Dance - an open invitation to move freely, release and celebrate your wild self Guided Meditation - to align with the vibrant energy of the season All beings are welcome from any part of the galaxy! Information Source: Leppyfaery Dance | eventbrite

Experience an exclusive evening with John Smith at the "An Audience with John Smith: Celebrating 20 year Anniversary of Comedy" event, taking place on May 9, 2025, at the Newstead Centre in Newstead Village. This special occasion will honor John Smith, a renowned Deaf comedian with 20 years of laughter and acclaim in the deaf community. Recently recognized with an Award for outstanding Achievement in Comedy and Dramatic Arts, John is celebrated worldwide for his wit and talent. The event, open to individuals aged 18 and above, promises an unforgettable night of comedy, featuring surprise guest performances and a delightful light buffet. Advance tickets are highly recommended for this unique opportunity to celebrate John Smith's remarkable legacy in the world of comedy. Don't miss out on this extraordinary event - secure your tickets now for £20.

From the Maws Craft Centre we walk up Corbetts Dingle and head towards Red Lane. We pass the site of the Caughley works and the derelict village of Darley, to the Honeypot. After following lanes to Willey Village Hall, we stop for lunch, before heading to Birchmeadow in Broseley and onto the site of the Red Church. We then return to the Maws. Grade of Walk: Moderate Length: 9 miles Pace: Steady Terrain: Fields and woodland. Footpaths and roads. Steps and Stiles: No steps, several stiles Dog Friendly: NO Walk Leader: Linda Birtwhistle Specific Walk Information: Essential Information for Walkers: All walks take place within the Ironbridge Gorge which will naturally include uphill and downhill sections. Please come prepared for the walk, with water, drinks, snacks and lunch as appropriate as it is not possible to purchase items on route. Good walking boots/shoes are essential and be prepared for wet or sunny weather- possibly both in the same day! Children ( Under 18’s ) are welcome but must be accompanied by an adult with parental responsibility and be capable of the distance, pace and duration of the walk. Please allow plenty of time to reach your event parking can be tricky in the gorge! It is possible to reach Ironbridge via public transport but there are limited services. For information on local bus services see www.arrivabus.co.uk or www.telfordpublictransport.co.uk . Medals are available for anyone completing 25,50,75 or 100 miles over 3 or more walks during the festival and if you complete over 150 miles you will receive our new Cartman Challenge medal – it has been done!!! Information Source: Ironbridge Gorge Walking Festival | eventbrite

The prestigious Golden Gala event will be held at the Aria Banquet & Convention Centre in Surrey on May 9, 2025. Attendees can expect an elegant evening filled with entertainment, fine dining, and networking opportunities. Ticket prices range from $175 to $1,200, offering various options for guests to experience this upscale event. Join industry leaders, socialites, and influencers in celebrating this exclusive gathering at the luxurious venue located at 12350 Pattullo Place, Surrey, BC V3V 8C3. Don't miss out on this unforgettable experience at the Golden Gala.

We will take the route through Corbett’s Dingle a wooded sandstone gorge with its wild garlic and bluebells. Then past the site of the Coneybury mine and furnace to Broseley Cemetery to the church and one of the Foxall sculptures from Ironbridge Power Station. We then pass the 18c houses of the industrialists to the Georgian High Street and through Broseley Wood where the 17c squatters random house building resulted in the web of footpaths known as Jitties. Returning to the Gorge we pass large mounds from ironstone mining and visit the site of the Red Church descending into Jackfield we pass the sites of some of the brick and tile works, the Tile Museum and Jackfield's new church of 1863 with its polychromatic brickwork. Grade of Walk: Moderate Length: 5 miles Pace: Leisurely Terrain: Mixed - Field and woodland paths and quiet lanes Steps and Stiles: No stiles but some steps Dog Friendly: YES. Dogs to be kept on leads unless agreed with walk leader. Walk Leader: Steve Dewhirst Specific Walk Information: May be muddy in places. Essential Information for Walkers: All walks take place within the Ironbridge Gorge which will naturally include uphill and downhill sections. Please come prepared for the walk, with water, drinks, snacks and lunch as appropriate as it is not possible to purchase items on route. Good walking boots/shoes are essential and be prepared for wet or sunny weather- possibly both in the same day! Children ( Under 18’s ) are welcome but must be accompanied by an adult with parental responsibility and be capable of the distance, pace and duration of the walk. Please allow plenty of time to reach your event, parking can be tricky in the gorge! It is possible to reach Ironbridge via public transport but there are limited services. For information on local bus services see www.arrivabus.co.uk or www.telfordpublictransport.co.uk . Medals are available for anyone completing 25,50,75 or 100 miles over 3 or more walks during the festival and if you complete over 150 miles you will receive our new Cartman Challenge medal – it has been done!!!. Information Source: Ironbridge Gorge Walking Festival | eventbrite

Explore accurate UFC sporting information and times for 10th May, as well as links for Mixed Martial Arts news, tickets and more with Fixture Calendar. The Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC) is a premier mixed martial arts organization that hosts sporting events around the world. Founded in 1993, the Las Vegas1 has become a global phenomenon with a roster of top athletes from various disciplines including boxing, kickboxing, Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, and wrestling. Some of the well-known fighters include Conor McGregor, Jon Jones, Ronda Rousey, and Amanda Nunes. The Las Vegas1 holds events in different stadiums, but its headquarters and training facility, the Las Vegas1 Performance Institute, is located in Las Vegas, Nevada. With a passionate fanbase and a reputation for producing top-notch fights, the Las Vegas1 is the pinnacle of mixed martial arts competition. Information Source: fixturecalendar.com

The Clover Point Drifters are a bluegrass band with a repertoire that consists primarily of traditional bluegrass songs, with a sprinkling of country, folk, blues and pop melodies served up in the bluegrass style. Their songs feature close heartfelt duet and trio harmonies, backed by strong banjo, dobro and mandolin accompaniment. The band has been performing for over 16 years, but the members each have a decades-long love affair with bluegrass music ABOUT THE BAND: Mike Kraft (banjo, harmony vocals) is one of Victoria’s secrets that don’t involve underwear. Besides being one fine banjo player, he also plays guitar in a variety of country, rockabilly and blues bands. Basically, any band that wants a real musician tries to snag him. Mike endured painful back surgery in 2003, but now that his aura has been properly aligned, he has re-established his rapport with the universe, and he shares with us his humour and stock picks. He is a former member of The Chance Brothers. Larry Stevens (resophonic guitar, lead vocals) has a gift for singing the country song, good times and bad, love and loss, the past and even further past. For many years, he lived in Vancouver and played the dobro with several bands, including the New Nash Ramblers who were the BC Country Music Association Bluegrass Band of the Year. In 1999, he drifted over to Victoria, where his rich warm voice has become a welcoming and familiar sound. George Robinson (bass, lead vocals) has the longest pedigree in the band, having played bluegrass bass since 1977. By good luck and happenstance that year, he managed to obtain ownership of Duke Neilson’s bass (Duke played for many years with Don Messer and the Islanders, a Canadian musical institution if ever there was one). Being thus equipped, George spent the next 3 years on the road with the New Silver Tone Rangers, with only 2 weeks off. Talk about cutting your teeth. Thanks to the unforgiving march of time, he has now been playing this bass longer than Duke did. Other former bands include Every Day Street Band, Cedar Hill and Back At The Ranch. Dan Parker (mandolin, lead vocals) drifted west from Ontario following a successful attempt to attain a higher education. He is one of those annoying people who, if given some new musical instrument, will spend almost no time at all making it sound like they have played it for years. And then he’ll show you the tune he has just written for it. If that isn’t enough, he also built his own guitar. Dan’s spirited and inventive solos complement the plodding efficacy of the old farts. Alan Law (guitar, lead & harmony vocals) does most of the arranging and supplies the beverages for rehearsals. That makes him the band leader. He is strictly a rhythm guitarist (“I do not play any notes”), but his drive, passion and stamina are second to none. In a band of baritones, he enjoys the role of tenor singer, and he loves singing harmony more than almost anything you can imagine. Previous combos include playing with George in Back At The Ranch and with Mike in The Chance Brothers. www.cloverpointdrifters.com The Upstairs Lounge at Oak Bay Recreation Centre is an all ages licensed restaurant and bar, doors open at 6 pm for dinner service, the concert starts at 7:30 pm - Please note this is a LISTENING VENUE Information Source: Beacon Ridge Productions | eventbrite

An Evening with Graeme Duffin, in conversation with Rob Halligan, is an event you won't want to miss! Join us at The Strongpoint Centre, 660 Durham Road Low Fell, NE9 6JA for an evening filled with music, stories, faith and laughter. Graeme Duffin, guitarist with 'Wet Wet Wet' known for his incredible musical talents, will be sharing his journey with Rob Halligan in an intimate setting. Get ready to be inspired and entertained as these two talented individuals take the stage. Don't miss out on this unique opportunity to get up close and personal with Graeme Duffin and Rob Halligan! Information Source: eventbrite

The Bowmen of Walker are pleased to invite you to a Start Archery Event sponsored by Archery GB. This will give you an opportunity to see the club in action, ask questions and importantly to shoot some arrows. In order to maintain a secure and safe environment the number of places will be restricted to 12 people to each of 3 one hour sessions. Please note that this event is suitable for people who are over the age of 11 years but there is no upper age limit. Free tickets are available for each of the sessions which take place on 11 May 2025: Session 1 - 10:00am - 11:00am Session 2 - 11:15am -12:15pm Session 3 - 12:30 pm - 1:30pm The sessions will take place outdoors at Benfield Centre for Sporting Excellence and we would be grateful if you would wear closed in shoes or trainers and comfortable, but close fitting clothing preferably, including a long sleeve top. Information Source: The Bowmen of Walker | eventbrite

A 6-week workshop, run by Adam, DJ Raczinator from Music Eternal https://www.musiceternal.life/ You’ll learn the fundamentals of beats, loops, mixing, and syncing on DJ decks. Each session ends with a fun speed party where everyone gets a turn to mix! If possible please bring your own laptop, tablet or phone to use during the session. $10 per child Suitable for ages 8 to 14 years old. Children under the age of 10 need to have a carer on site. Photography Disclaimer: 1. I understand that images, video and audio of me will be recorded or captured in connection with attending this event. 2. I consent to the City of Marion using, publishing, reproducing or editing the images, video or audio of me to promote the City of Marion (Image Consent). This includes using the media captured on promotional channels like social media, in print publications or outdoor advertising. 3. I release the City of Marion from any claims in connection with the Image Consent. 4. If you do not wish to be captured or recorded at this event, please alert a City of Marion staff member prior to entering the event. Information Source: City of Marion Community Hubs | eventbrite

Explore the world of acrylic painting at the upcoming course in Newstead Village. The event will take place at the Newstead Centre on Tilford Road, NG15 0BS, on May 12, 2025. This course offers a unique opportunity to learn acrylic painting techniques from experienced artists in a supportive environment. Tickets are priced at £65.71, providing excellent value for a full day of artistic instruction. Don't miss this chance to enhance your painting skills and unleash your creativity.

Is it possible to usurp a rural patriarch? To defeat him in a Tekken style tournament? To overcome trauma through multimedia comedy and 90s nostalgia? Join BBC New Comedy Awards Nominee Roger O’Sullivan as he finds out. A nostalgic trip through 90s video games, optical illusions and tales of rural Ireland. Find him on the internet @rogerocomedy “A comedic mind with huge potential” - The Irish Examiner “He will make you think” – The Scotsman Information Source: The Pen Theatre | eventbrite

A free club for 2-4 year olds to learn, practice and have fun balancing and gliding on two wheels. This is great preparation for riding a bike when they are old enough. Please bring your own bike in roadworthy condition and a helmet. Information Source: My Journey Wokingham | eventbrite

These Learn to Ride sessions are designed to help children aged 5+ (we can accept 4 year olds who attend full-time school) to learn to ride a pedal bike without stabilisers. Please bring your own bike in roadworthy condition, with stabilisers removed, and a helmet. We are able to offer two sessions per child ONLY so please book onto a maximum of two dates. These sessions are extremely popular and this makes it fair for all. Cost: £10.00 per session - we have had to increase our charges from 1 April 2024 to help cover the cost of the session. (Please note: If you cancel your place at short notice, we may not be able to give you a refund as we still have to pay for our venue and staff costs). If you feel unable to pay this cost for any reason please contact myjourney@wokingham.gov.uk to discuss options with us. We wish to remove barriers to cycling, so whilst we need to cover our costs we don't want this to prohibit anybody from attending. Information Source: My Journey Wokingham | eventbrite

Join artist Rosa for an evening workshop at Greyhope Bay where you will gather inspiration and create your own zine inspired by the coast. About the workshop: During this 2 hour workshop, we will (weather permitting) head to the shore line with our art materials to gather colour palette, texture and shape inspiration. We will then return indoors to start to plan out our concertina zines. Zines are small, self published booklets that can be about any topic of your choosing. You may wish to create a zine of observational sketches using the spectacular views, you might seek inspiration from sea themed folklore or you might want to document your favourite seabirds and sea life. The opportunities are endless and are directed by you. Materials provided will be a variety of mixed media (wet and dry) suitable paper and zine making materials. If you wish to bring any art materials of your own, you are welcome to do so. About Rosa: Hello, I’m Rosa. I’m a visual artist and illustrator from Aberdeen. Working outside on location has become an important part of my practice and allows me to explore and understand various land and seascapes from new perspectives. Tickets: Crew members receive a 30% discount. * *Please note that tickets cancelled within 48 hours of the event will not be eligible for a refund.** Find out more about becoming a Crew member and supporting the work we do as a charity here. All ticket proceeds support future events like this one as part of the Greyhope Bay Community Programme. Information Source: Greyhope Bay | eventbrite

Caroline vous invite à un week-end immersif autour des outils qu'elle explore dans sa pratique et son chemin vers le Soi. Du mouvement à travers la pratique du Yoga. L'exploration de la puissance du son à travers un bain sonore et d'un atelier de la Voix, pour exprimer Votre son. Et enfin, un cercle de chant, kirtan, où l'ensemble des voix n'en crée plus qu'une. Vibrer au travers des mantras, pour cultiver Paix et Amour. Ensemble. Information Source: Caroline Coelho | eventbrite

The event named **CANCELLED** scheduled to take place in Stretford at the Bowlers Exhibition Centre on May 17, 2025, has been cancelled. The event, which was to feature various activities and entertainment, ranging from live music performances to interactive workshops, aimed to bring together individuals from diverse backgrounds. Unfortunately, due to unforeseen circumstances, the organizers have made the difficult decision to cancel the event. Ticket prices for the event ranged from £44.04 to £76.55. Please accept our sincere apologies for any inconvenience this may have caused.

UBKB Remembrance Day in May is shaping up to be an unforgettable night of world-class professional bare-knuckle boxing, marking the final show from Shaun & Amanda Smith and Stu Armstrong. After years of delivering top-tier events, they plan to go out with a bang, making this one truly special. With full fight announcements coming soon, fans won’t want to miss what promises to be an epic send-off! Information Source: ULTIMATE BARE KNUCKLE BOXING | eventbrite

The story of an imaginary friend who doesn’t want to be forgotten. Hullaboo has been Mikaila the Magnificent’s sidekick for as long as he can remember, going on incredible adventures and fighting the evil Scowl. But now, Mikaila is growing up without him and a new monster is hunting Hullaboo. What can an imaginary friend do to survive? Concessions available. “It’s smart, it’s fun, it tugs at the heartstrings.” – Saskatoon StarPhoenix Information Source: Town of Ajax | eventbrite

General Ticket - 2025 JPMS Annual Music Concert Welcome to the 2025 JPMS Annual Music Concert! Join us for a night filled with amazing performances by talented musicians. This in-person event will be held at the Queensland Multicultural Centre, where you can enjoy live music in a vibrant atmosphere. Don't miss out on this opportunity to experience a variety of musical genres and support local artists. Grab your ticket now and get ready for a memorable evening of music and fun! Information Source: J Percussion Music School | eventbrite