Latest Events in Canterbury(July Updated)

A Transformative half-day course with Senior Buddhist Teacher Chelvi Who am I, and where did I come from? What am I doing here? Where am I going? What does it mean to be alive? These are some of the questions we will be exploring in this course. Buddha explained that our mental continuum is perpetual, a ceaseless cycle of consciousness; whereas our physical bodies are exceedingly fragile and impermanent. In reality, we are travellers bound for our future lives. This world is not our eternal home. By understanding the nature of our mind and consequently the existence of past and future lives, we will gain a broader and wiser perspective on our life and on what comes next. Through gaining insights into these fundamental Buddhist beliefs we become more peaceful, live with greater purpose and chart a course for future happiness and success. This course is suitable for everyone from complete beginners to experienced meditators. The meditations taught on this course come from the Buddhist tradition, but you don’t have to be a Buddhist to attend the course or practice the meditations. Saturday 12th July | 10.00am - 1pm Refreshments are provided on arrival and in the morning break VENUE : Friends Meeting House, 6 The Friars, Canterbury CT1 2AS Please note : Online Booking & Payment prior the start of the course only. Schedule Registration: 9.40am Session one - 10am - 11.15am Break - 11.15am - 11.45am Session two - 11.45am - 1.00pm meditateinkent.com Everyone Welcome! Information Source: Kadampa Meditation Centre Kent | eventbrite

We are very excited to be involved again this year with the St Saviour's Church Beer and Fizz Festival 202 5! The festival is held over three days, offering fine ales, cider and a selection of fizz curated by the team at Save St Albans’ Pubs and Cellar Door Wines in the unique surroundings of St Saviour’s Church. There will be live music with local bands throughout the weekend and a fantastic choice of street food vendors. The late afternoon sparkling wine tasting will be presented by Jen Connan of the Hertfordshire Wine School and supported by Cellar Door Wines . Proceeds from the tasting will go to the St Saviour's nominated charities for the weekend. We will be tasting 6 sparkling wines in total including Champagne, Prosecco, Cava, Crémant and other traditional method wines from around the globe. We will cover rosé, blanc de blanc, blanc de noir, non- vintage and vintage styles. There will be cheese, cured meats and snacks provided to keep you going for the afternoon. You will learn to see and taste the difference between bottle fermented sparkling wine and tank method bubbles and have great fun in the process! If you have any questions, please call Penny or Geraldine at Cellar Door Wines 01727 85 44 88 Please email us directly if you would like to be seated at a table with friends who have also bought tickets and let us know if you have any allergies or dietary requirements. Cheers! Information Source: Cellar Door Wines | eventbrite

This event is a social session for English Paper Piecing (EPP). It is not a tutored session, so you will need to be able to work independently. We do have a number of EPP patterns and kits in stock, including a beginner's kit to learn the basic techniques. Alternatively, you are welcome to bring along your own EPP to work on in a sociable environment. You can also bring along other forms of hand sewing / embroidery / knitting, if you wish. However, we do see this as a "quiet" sewing day, so would ask that you don't bring a sewing machine. MATERIALS Tea, coffee, soft drinks and homemade cake are included. Skill level: Beginner This is not a tutored session, so you will need to be able to work independently. Terms and conditions: Full payment is required at the time of booking to secure your place. Cancellations: For cancellations with more than two weeks’ notice, a refund will be given, less a 25% administration fee. Cancellations with less two weeks’ notice are non-refundable, unless we are able to fill your place. All workshops will clearly be marked as being suitable for beginners, intermediate or advanced. When booking a workshop, you are responsible for assessing your own abilities. Happy Hare cannot be held responsible if you book the wrong level of workshop or do not read the description of the workshop correctly. A refund will not be given for booking a workshop which you later feel is not at the right level for you, unless the cancellation is made more than two weeks’ prior to the scheduled date. Should we need to cancel a class due to circumstance beyond our control or limited numbers, a full refund will be given. Alternatively, you will be given the option to book onto another workshop. Please note: when making a booking it is assumed that our terms and conditions have been read and approved. Information Source: Happy Hare | eventbrite

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Saturdays, 7:30pm Swannanoa, NC Warren Wilson Presbyterian Church 101 Chapel Ln Swannanoa, NC 28778 July 12 July 19 July 26 Aug 2 CMS Carolinas’ mission is to promote shared experiences of joy, creativity and transcendence through world-class chamber music . These principles guide our programming and artistic planning. We are pleased to introduce this year’s festival artists - celebrated musicians from around the country and from the Carolinas, many joining the festival for the first time. GRAMMY-winner Brandon Patrick George and period instrument ensemble, Les Délices, join for weeks 2 and 3, respectively. North Carolinians, Nicolas DiEugenio, Mimi Solomon and Kara Poorbaugh join for week 4. We began planning this year’s festival over a year ago. Together, we and the performing artists developed programs that blend beloved older works and contemporary voices around the season’s theme, A Musical Journey . Our concerts will take us to the Andes, Spain, Bohemia, China, Leipzig and home again. Information Source: Chamber Music Society of the Carolinas | eventbrite

25+ Great Local Breweries & Distilleries Unlimited Free Tasting 3 Top Food Trucks Axe Throwing Live Music & More Save $10 On Tickets When Purchased By June 30th Free Parking Information Source: Ray Pellichia, EJ Brennan, Anthony Messina | eventbrite

An exclusive and intimate camping experience with the Rave River family is coming to the airplane home in Hillsboro Oregon on July 12th! Doors will open at 12pm for anyone interested in camping and starting to set up camp areas. Music will begin at 2pm and we'll switch over to silent disco in the evening and we'll go until we can't party anymore! We'll have vendors, artists, Kandi making, games & yoga and meditation Sunday afternoon before we pack up and head out! If you are coming in a car you MUST camp. We are not allowing anyone to leave unless there is an emergency. This is a no reentry event and we stop accepting campers from arriving at 11pm. If you'd like to get dropped off via ride share or peers, you may get picked up down the street before entering the property to prevent traffic jams, and to ensure no one is driving intoxicated. If you have any questions about this event please reach out via direct message on Instagram @rave.River There will be tons more information coming soon By buying tickets or attending this show you agree to the following waiver: I acknowledge that this event carries with it the potential for death, serious injury and property loss. I hereby assume all of the risks of participating in this event. In consideration of permitting me to participate in this event, I hereby take action for myself, my executors, administrators, heirs, next of kin, successors, and assigns as follows: (a) Waive, release, and discharge from any and all liability for my death, disability personal injury, property damage, property theft or actions of any kind which may hereafter accrue to me or my traveling to and from this event, the following entities or persons: Rave River, and their directors, officers, employees, volunteers, representatives and agents, the event sponsors and event volunteers, and property owners, (b) indemnify and hold harmless all entities or persons mentioned in this paragraph from any and all liabilities or claims made by other individuals or entities as a result of my actions during this event. I hereby consent to receive medical treatment that may be deemed advisable in the event of injury, accident, and/or illness during this event. I understand that at this event or related activities I may be photographed. I agree to allow my photo, video, or film likeness to be used for any legitimate purpose by the event holders, producers, sponsors, organizers, and/or assigns. This waiver shall be construed broadly to provide a release and waiver to the maximum extent permissible under the applicable law. I've reviewed and agreed to the additional safety and guidelines found at http://AirplaneHome.com/VisitorsInformation.html Information Source: Tyani | eventbrite

Please join us as we celebrate the achievements of our 2025 Teacher Education cohort! This intimate event honors our teacher candidates in ways that reflect the love, dedication, & compassion they have poured into their wayfinding journeys in becoming Critical Social Justice educators. To accommodate all of our candidates and their guests, each guest can reserve 4 tickets (not including themselves). Please contact Dr. Suafo'a (samara.suafoa2@cgu.edu) if you need more than 4 tickets and we will do our best to accommodate your needs. Also, if you have a party larger than 4, we highly recommend that you arrive early to ensure that your party is able to sit together. Event Details : (Refer to the map above) 10:00 am - 11:15 am : Celebration Program @ Albrecht Auditorium located in Stauffer Hall 11:15 am -12:00 pm : Light Refreshments @ DesCombes Family Quad Parking on any of the surrounding streets is free. We also encourage you to have lunch with your family and friends in the Claremont Village (or surrounding areas). There are several restaurants, eateries, and bars in the area where you can extend your celebration! We hope to see you there! Information Source: CGU TEP | eventbrite

Join us for a very special ceramics workshop at Kelham Island Museum. Guided by ceramicist Laura Lee, you’ll learn various traditional glazing methods, creating two unique pieces of pottery to take away with you. Laura Lee creates wheel-thrown ceramic vessels are informed from shapes and textures found in local forests and woodlands. She practices the process of Raku and captures through various glazing techniques, movement and energy to her ceramic artworks. Her collections are intrinsically linked to environmental issues caused by damage to the natural world through climate change. These workshops are limited to over 18's and 8 participants per session, ensuring a rewarding hands-on interactive learning experience through focussed tuition. Information Source: Sheffield Museums | eventbrite

Clubberzumbathon Fundraiser Join us for an afternoon of dancing and fun at our Clubberzumbathon fundraiser! Get ready to move and groove to the beat while supporting Molly Olly's wishes, great cause. The event will be held at Light Hall School, so mark your calendars and bring your friends along for a fantastic time!!Let's dance our way to making a difference together! 2 hours of the perfect mix of CLubbercise and Zumba presented by two incredible fitness instructors; Holly Smith and Kim Ward. Information Source: eventbrite

★EARLY BIRD 11AM ★ Get in earlier with our £3 early bird tickets for an exclusive shopping session. You do not need to leave after an hour. ★GENERAL ADMISSION★ 12pm onwards is £2. Under 12s are free. Ticket time stated is just an arrival time, not an hourly slot. Tickets are non refundable nor transferable. They are only valid for the city and date stated. You can arrive late for your slot but not earlier. You do not need to leave by a certain time. If ticket slots are full, you can still walk up on the day. Ticket holders have priority entry which means you'll have to wait for space to free up inside but we get no shows and people that shop quickly. ★STOCK IS REPLENISHED ALL DAY SO OUR RAILS WILL ALWAYS BE FULL AND FRESH, NO MATTER WHAT TIME YOU COME★ We bring 9 tonnes of handpicked vintage and preowned stock to our events for you to have a rummage through. Pick & Mix Men's & Women's vintage clothing from the 60s onwards, including all of your favourite name brands! ★WHAT CAN YOU GET FOR A KILO?★ There’s no minimum or maximum spend at our events so you can pick as little or as much as you want. 0.05kg will cost just £1. We've got some great examples of what you can get for a kilo on our social media pages. ★WHAT IF ONE ITEM IS OVER A KILO?★ Heavier items are capped at £20. If you find any item weighing 1 kilo or more you will only pay a maximum of £20 for that item. Please point out heavy items at the till to redeem your discount or goods will be weighed at £20 per kilo. ★CAN I BRING MY OWN BAG?★ For security reasons, we ask that large bags not be taken into the event. Additional clear plastics bags are available upon request, but the use of personal large bags at the event is not permitted. ★PERSONAL BELONGINGS★ Event staff may conduct bag spot checks throughout the day. Upon arrival you may be asked to leave your bag at the door. Please be aware we are not responsible for any items left unattended in or outside the venue. ★RETURNS POLICY★ Our items are sold as seen. Please check that you are happy with an items condition and price before purchase. Due to the nature of our stock once an order is paid for sadly it cannot be changed or returned. Please keep bags cable tied until you leave the event. This is your proof of purchase. ★REFUND POLICY★ All tickets are non refundable, this includes for illness including covid or purchasing incorrect times. They also cannot be transferred to other events. You can alway arrive late for ticket slots, just not earlier than your stated time. ★CASH AND CARD ACCEPTED★ Once you've bagged your vintage haul, head over to our weighing stations where our friendly team will tell you what you've spent. ★ KEEP IN TOUCH ★ You can sign up to our mailing list to ensure you never miss a date announcement in your city ★SOCIAL MEDIA★ Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/vintagesuperstore ★ HEAD TO WWW.VINTAGESUPERSTORE.CO.UK TO SHOP NOW ★ Can't make it to an event? No worries, our web store is now live and full of the same amazing vintage you'll find on the road, so you can get great quality vintage delivered direct to your door. ★GET IN TOUCH ★ We’re always looking for on day event staff and stewards so if you’d like to join the team drop us a line on hello@vintagesuperstore.co.uk Information Source: Vintage Superstore Kilo | eventbrite

Sundays, 4pm Waynesville, NC First United Methodist Church 566 S Haywood St Waynesville, NC 28786 July 13 July 20 July 27 Aug 3 CMS Carolinas’ mission is to promote shared experiences of joy, creativity and transcendence through world-class chamber music . These principles guide our programming and artistic planning. We are pleased to introduce this year’s festival artists - celebrated musicians from around the country and from the Carolinas, many joining the festival for the first time. GRAMMY-winner Brandon Patrick George and period instrument ensemble, Les Délices, join for weeks 2 and 3, respectively. North Carolinians, Nicolas DiEugenio, Mimi Solomon and Kara Poorbaugh join for week 4. We began planning this year’s festival over a year ago. Together, we and the performing artists developed programs that blend beloved older works and contemporary voices around the season’s theme, A Musical Journey . Our concerts will take us to the Andes, Spain, Bohemia, China, Leipzig and home again. Information Source: Chamber Music Society of the Carolinas | eventbrite

A 2-day course giving participants: the skills and confidence to identify a wide range of grasses, sedges and rushes. a simple way to identify grass species an understanding of grasses as indicator species a crib sheet listing the key features of the 90 most common species a chance to see a wide range of lowland habitat types These training days will give participants the confidence to identify a wide range of grasses and sedges (using largely non-flowering features) commonly encountered in a range of habitats. The first day focuses on grasslands and calcareous habitats, looking at common species, as well as more specialised indicator species of meadows and unimproved grassland. The second day will look at the species to be found in damp and acidic habitats, including heathlands, acid grasslands, bogs and mires. Each day will cover roughly 30 species and will be run on the basis of people having no previous knowledge. In general, the mornings will involve teaching the species and the afternoons will involve revising and being tested on them. The workshops will be carried out in several locations from the stunning New Forest to the hill-forts surrounding Salisbury, and provide the opportunity to discuss some of the conservation management issues of these habitats, as well as the difficulties of identifying grasses in grazed and mown habitats. About the tutor Dominic Price is a highly regarded botanical tutor and has been running courses for all levels of ecologists since 2007. He is director of The Species Recovery Trust and specialises in the conservation of endangered species. He is the author of A Field Guide to Grasses, Sedges and Rushes and co-author of The Photographic Guide to Winter Trees and Shrubs. What to bring Notebook/clipboard Hand lens (there will be some to purchase on the day) Packed lunch for both days £3 for parking at Old Sarum (contactless payment available) Sturday clothing for all weathers, and footwear appropriate for bogs on the second day Plenty of liquids The recommended text for the course is 'A Field Guide to Grasses, Sedges and Rushes' by Dominic Price. Available to purchase on the day, as an 'add-on' on the ticket options, or in advance here . Please visit our training resources page before the course and take the Buzzfeed grasses quiz , and Buzzfeed rushes and sedges quiz to test your knowledge prior to attending the course. There are loos at Old Sarum on Day 1, as well as a small kiosk selling hot drinks and ice creams (and swords, just in case you have sword requirements). On Day 2 there is a toilet and an all important ice cream van. Please inform us of any relevant medical requirements/conditions we should be aware of prior to the course. Lifts available from Salisbury station on request. Day 1 Old Sarum We apologise that the site does not open until 10am, so please do not attempt to enter the site before 10:05am as it very quickly blocks the access track if there is a delay in site opening. If you are coming from far we appreciate it is hard to time this, but there is a pull-in just to the south of the site (opposite the Harvester) where you can wait, or a small Co-op or large Waitrose further south on the edge of town. 10:05 Arrive on site 10:15 Tutorial starts 12:30 Lunch break 15:45 Departure (or earier if weather poor) Day 2 Whitefield Moor 09:45 Meet at Whitefield Moor car park 10.00 Course starts 12:30. Lunch break 15:45 Course ends Any problems on the day please call Dominic Price on (07968) 786390 Directions Day 1: Old Sarum is signed off the A345 2 miles north of Salisbury. Meet in the main car park (where there are loos). Address: Castle Road, Salisbury, Wiltshire - SP1 3SD. There is a £3 charge for parking (contactless payment available). Google maps - click here what3words:harsh.parading.flattered Day 2: Meet in Whitefield Moor car park, Rhinefield Road (on the way out of Brockenhurst) where ther are loos, and if we are lucky, an ice cream van. Google maps - click here what 3 words – rudder.sandpaper.nooks Adverse weather This is an outdoor run course on an exposed site, and as such we request that participants bring suitable clothing including sunhats, sunblock, and full waterproofs & fleeces. As the climate breaks down, we do occasionally have severe weather where either it is very difficult to take notes due to prolonged heavy rain, or temperatures have reached a point where long exposure can be detrimental to health. In these instances, we will run a condensed version of the course, where we aim to see all the species before lunch but have less time to take notes on them. We will then give attendees free access to the corresponding online course for 24 hours, which means you can take notes and look at the species in more detail in the comfort of your home. We have built a corresponding online catalogue of courses for this purpose, and we therefore feel we can offer the same training experience while looking after attendees' welfare in the field. Therefore if you look at the forecast before the course and start panicking - don’t worry, we’ve got you! Course certificate This course can be used as part of your Continuing Professional Development (CPD). We invite attendees to download their own certificate and complete the numbers of hours spent on the course, as we are aware some attendees spend more time reading up about courses before the day, and writing their notes up and sitting the online course tests afterwards. The hours on your certificate should accurately reflect this time. Feedback from previous courses ‘Excellent course. The teacher was very good indeed, and I thoroughly enjoyed the course ‘I learnt some brilliant identification tips to take away with me and it was good to learn about where you are likely to find species and which ones are indicators of good habitat/NVC communities’‘Really enjoyable course, felt like I learnt a lot which has really stuck since using it out in the field on my own. Not too many species that make it overwhelming.’ ‘Excellent course, thank you! I will definitely recommend this course to others.’‘Genuinely spot on, tutor was incredibly attentive to individual knowledge levels’ Information Source: The Species Recovery Trust | eventbrite

Our Summer Academy is five days of non-stop entertainment and learning that kids will love. This program includes all of the components that make up the great game of golf. From chipping, putting and full swing, to the rules and etiquette, kids will learn everything they need to know to improve their game. Each Academy is taught in a fun, relaxed atmosphere and is staffed with a low student-to-instructor ratio to ensure each Junior Golfer receives in-depth, hands-on attention while he or she develops a winning golf swing. WEEKLY SCHEDULE: Monday - Friday 8:30 to 9:00 a.m. - Child drop off 9:00 a.m. - Academy begins 11:00 to 11:30 a.m. - Lunch 12:00 p.m. - Child pick up $225 PER CHILD | ONE REGISTRATION INCLUDES: Entry to the Academy Topgolf Game Play and Golf Instruction Lunch Topgolf Gifts Certificate of Completion DAILY MEALS Monday: Chicken bites & french fries Tuesday: Cheesburger & grapes Wednesday: Grilled cheese & fries Thursday: Mini-corn dogs & grapes Friday: Chicken bites & fries AGE LIMIT: This program is designed for children between the ages of 6-12 years old. ATTIRE: Please have your child dressed in comfortable apparel based on the weather conditions. Children should have appropriate footwear, such as tennis shoes (no golf spikes, please). Golf clubs will be provided on site, but children are welcome to bring their own. For more information regarding our Summer Academy health and safety measures, please visit https://topgolf.com/summeracademy. Cancellations requested through 'Contact the Organizer' are required 48 hours prior to the Summer Academy start date to receive a refund. Information Source: Topgolf Hillsboro | eventbrite

Welcome to Digital Innovators 3 Day Holiday Camps 2025! -----------NOTE THE TICKET PRICE INCLUDES ALL THREE DAYS----------- Join us in Solihull for an exciting in-person event where young minds can explore the world of digital innovation. Our summer camps are designed to inspire creativity, foster collaboration, and spark a passion for using digital technology to solve environmental and climate challenges facing employers today. Participants will have the opportunity to engage in hands-on activities, learn from industry experts, and develop valuable skills that will prepare them for the future. Don't miss out on this unique opportunity to unleash your potential and become a digital innovator! At Digital Innovators we believe that it's not AI that will change the world, but the people with the skills to undersatnd and use AI that will do so. Its those skills that we look to build and which include, Creativity, Communication, Critical Thinking (Problem solving) and Collaboration. In doing so students also develop Confidence, Resilience and motivation to pursue future career pathways. Our program is fun and highly interactive using techniques often found in business including an adaptation of Lego's Serious Play. Each day will run from 9:30am-4pm, and will be packed full of activities, group challenges, and skills development! These sessions are aimed at young people, aged 10-14 years old. All students will receive a certificate of competeion to add to their future CV and personal portfolio. Limited places are available, so register for yours now! Information Source: Digital INnov8ors Ltd | eventbrite

Think you've got what it takes to invent like Wonka ? This 2-day workshop for 11-15 year olds, is a mix between " The Apprentice " meets " Dragons Den ". Children work in small business teams to create a new chocolate brand to go head-to-head with Cadbury's. A full packed 2 days where students are tasked to design an exciting new business & brand concept. Working in small business teams, they will analyse market data, decide on a target audience, design a brand, products & packaging, agree the financials behind the business, deliver a marketing plan and pillars of content to maximise sales. At the end of day 2, each team will pitch their business to an Angel investor to see who wins the Best Business award. This fun, interactive business camp has been designed to provide children with a new experience during the school holidays and encourage them to learn valuable business & life skills that will build on top of their academics. Key skills students will gain across the 2-days: Leadership & strategic thinking Analytical skills & budgeting Confidence building & presenting. Problem solving & decision making Teamwork & conflict resolution Time management Creative thinking & design PLEASE NOTE: We need a min. of 20 students for this workshop to go ahead. If we don't reach the min. number a full refund will be given back to you. Information Source: The Business Academy | eventbrite

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3 Day Dressmaking workshop - 16th, 23rd and 30th July 10am to 4pm You are paying for all 3 days on this ticket For the complete beginner through to those looking to expand upon their current skills. This three day workshop focuses on helping you to develop the fundamental skills that will underpin this and future garment making projects. Through the practical activity of making your own garment you will gain and understanding of how to produce a well made and finished item. You will need to choose a pattern to use and suitable fabric. Alternatively if you have taken any of the pattern cutting workshops with Mary-Louise you may wish to make up a self drafted pattern. Mary-Louise will guide you through the following aspects you are likely to encounter when garment making. How to use the information on the pattern envelope How to make the most of the pattern information sheets Correctly identifying which size to make Tissue fitting Choosing and using the most appropriate interfacing Following a lay plan to cut out your fabric Understanding grainlines Stay stitching Understitching Seam methods Other techniques that may be covered will be dependant upon the pattern chosen and are likely to cover such things as:- Seam types and finishing methods Gathering and ease stitching Collar construction Facings Waistbands Cuffs Bands Buttons and buttonholes Zip insertion If you are a complete beginner aim to choose a pattern that has a small number of pieces and has limited details. It is better to make a simple item well before commencing onto a more complex pattern. If you have some experience you might like to choose a pattern that has specific details you would like to improve upon or try for the first time. For women use the bust measurement to choose the most suitable size for a garment for the top half of the body or a dress. DO NOT use the size that you normally use when purchasing clothes. If you take a bra cup size of D or above you will need to take your over bust measurement and add 5cms to it to determine which size to use. You will get help to do a full bust adjustment to your pattern. For men use your chest size. Fabric choice will also be key to your success. The following aspects make a fabric harder to work with so consider your choice according to your experience and skill level:- Very heavyweight or very lightweight Silky and slippery A complex pattern repeat, checks or strong stripes The darker the fabric the more tricky it is if unpicking becomes necessary. You will need to purchase the fabric requirements as outlined on the pattern envelope for your chosen size plus allow about 10% extra for any fitting changes that might need to be made. Also purchase a matching machine thread and any extras, again as indicated on the pattern. Interfacing can be purchased in store when attending and after appropriate choices have been explored in the first session. It is advisable to make a mock up first to check for a good fit, so you will need something like an old sheet to use. Making a quick mock up is something that is highly recommended because it can save you time, effort and fabric in the long run as it gives you the opportunity to make changes to the fit that might not otherwise be possible. You are likely to need to do some work on your garments between each of the days, the amount of this will vary according to the complexity of your chosen garment and the amount of adjusting that may be necessary for a good fit. If you are at all unsure about choosing a pattern and fabric your friendly knowledgeable Franklins’ staff will be happy to assist you. You will also need to bring your own sewing kit. Machines are provided for your use. Refreshments are supplied. You will need to bring a packed lunch. Information Source: Franklins Salisbury | eventbrite

Feel Good Art Club embraces a mindful art session to help you find stillness and calm and enjoy an evening developing your skills. Don’t worry if you’ve not picked up a pencil since school – it’s a relaxed and friendly group where all are welcome, from the more experienced artists to the absolute beginners. Each session begins with a short mindful exercise led by your tutor, followed by a creative session linked to a new theme each week. You’ll take inspiration from different still life objects, artists’ work and reference images. Materials and objects related to that weeks’ theme are provided, but you are welcome to bring your own too. Each week is a stand-alone class but join regularly and really see your skills improve. Upcoming Themes: 2 Jul - Playful Posters 16 Jul - Insects & bugs Please note that the rest of the gallery closes at 5pm. The entrance from the Winter Gardens will be closed. Please come in through the entrance on Arundel Gate, opposite Sheffield Hallam University. This workshop is aimed at adults and the minimum age to attend is 14 years old. 14-16 year olds will need to be accompanied by an adult. For events and activities aimed at children, please see our website . Please read the cancellation policy here before booking. We are unable to give refunds or tickets transfers with less than 7 days' notice before the session takes place. Image credit: Andy brown Information Source: Sheffield Museums | eventbrite

It’s Midsummer’s eve and deep in an enchanted forest mischief is stirring. The Fairy King and Queen are feuding, four runaway lovers are tying themselves in knots, and a troupe of quite appalling actors are preparing a theatrical extravaganza destined to impress. With shapeshifting trouble-maker Puck at the helm, the course of true love never did run smooth. ★★★★★ – “So entertaining…laugh-out-loud funny” ★★★★★ – “One of the best Shakespeare plays I’ll ever watch” – The Bristol Post ★★★★★ – “The ultimate British theatrical experience” – Hastings Independent Press ★★★★★ – “Riotously fun. Hugely enjoyable” On Wednesday 16th July, join us at Kelburn Castle & Estate. Bring your own cushions, and camping-chairs and join us on our 10th anniversary open-air adventure. Come prepared for the weather - the performance will continue come rain come shine! This performance is an outdoor performance. We recommend that you bring blankets/chairs/cushions etc. to sit on. Come prepared for the weather with warm coats and waterproofs etc, as the performance will continue come rain come shine! We ask that you don’t bring umbrellas as these can obscure the view for other people in the audience. 7pm start time, gates open from 6pm. The performance will last approximately 100 minutes (+ a 20 minute interval). Picnics are welcome at this performance. We recommend booking tickets for this performance online in advance. For further information about this performance please email boxoffice@threeinchfools.com. Information Source: The Three Inch Fools | eventbrite

Enjoy a glass of cider WHILE taking a yoga class lead by certified yoga instructor, Melissa Silva. This class is beginner-friendly, you'll take choreographed sips along the way, and are sure to have fun in this laid back class. This is a reoccurring event on select Wednesday nights June-September. Cost of the class is $20 which includes a beverage of your choice to enjoy during or after class. There will be a few types of Blue Barn Cider available along with non-alcoholic beverage choices, so there is truly something for everyone. Please bring your own mat/towel to practice on. This class will take place rain or shine. Weather depending, we will practice outside on the concrete. If it is raining, we will practice either under the covered patio or inside the Pomona barn. I recommend wearing layers, sunscreen, and sunglasses. If you have any questions, please email me at yogawithmelissasilva@gmail.com For more events like this, visit my website To learn more about Pomona click here and Blue Barn Cidery click here. All participants will be required to sign a liability waiver prior to participating. Refund/Cancellation Policy: Refund/cancellation requests must be made at least 24 hours prior to the event. You may transfer your ticket to a future event at Pomona by emailing Melissa 24 hours ahead of time. Refunds for ticket price will be given in the form of original payment. The Eventbrite fee may not be refunded. Information Source: Melissa Silva | eventbrite

17.07.25: Downstream Darkness: Aguirre, The Wrath of God - 1972 - Werner Herzog The first screening in our Downstream Darkness series, curated by Pete. Aguirre, the Wrath of God is a 1972 epic historical drama film produced, written and directed by Werner Herzog. Starring Klaus Kinski who appears in many of Herzog’s films. In the 16th century, the ruthless and insane Spanish soldier Lope de Aguirre leads a group of conquistadores down the Amazon River in South America in search of the legendary city of gold, El Dorado. The accompanying soundtrack was composed and performed by kosmische musik band Popol Vuh. The film is an international co-production between West Germany, Mexico and Peru. As always, ticket holders are privy to some insane drink deals! THE FILM STARTS AT 8PM PLEASE ARRIVE EARLY SO YOU CAN GET A DRINK BEFORE WE PRESS PLAY At Kelham Film Club and Alder Bar we try our best to be as accessible as possible to all our patrons. If there’s anything you require, or if there’s anything you don’t think we’re doing well enough, please feel free to contact us and let us know. See you then! Information Source: Kelham Island Film Club | eventbrite

Business Buzz St Albans networking sessions are an excellent way to mingle face-to-face with other local businesses in a free-flowing, fun atmosphere. Designed to work with your schedule, there’s no such thing as late with this two-hour drop-in session. Turn up whenever you like before the event closes at 12 noon and stay for 5 minutes or the full two hours. With no membership and no strings attached, it’s never been easier to meet your local business community. For just £10+ VAT you’ll get refreshments, a brilliant new set of contacts and the warmest of welcomes. With new people every month and a huge buzz in the room you’re sure to make some great connections; we believe the more you chat, the more business just happens. We meet every 3rd Thursday of the month between 10 am and 12 pm at the same venue. While you can book on the day, we ask that you purchase your ticket before you set off on your journey. This makes it much easier to check you in and get you to the coffee as soon as possible! How it works When you come to a Buzz you’ll be welcomed by the Buzz team, shown where the coffee is and introduced to some of the other attendees. We’re here if you need further introductions to more guests, but you’ll find that everyone is really friendly and you can easily move around conversations to network as you like. The focus is open networking and easy-going conversations so that more business happens between our attendees easily. At roughly 11 am there is a short announcement section and you’ll find out who is in the room to help facilitate more connections. Information Source: Business Buzz | eventbrite

What this workshop is about: PLEASE NOTE THIS IS AN ADULTS ONLY EVENT - I am available on a 121 basis for sewing session with young people under the age of 18. You are booking a single two hour session from 2pm-4pm which I will be hosting at THE HALL ON THE HILL, St. Catherine's Hill, Christchurch. Do the following questions apply to you? If so this workshop is FOR YOU! Are you frustrated that you just can’t get clothes to fit? Do you fancy some down time or just want to sew? Would you like some help from a qualified textiles teacher and experience seamstress? Who is this class for: These sessions are open to all whether your skills are none existent or advanced. What you choose to make is your choice, see below for guidance. Please note I am a qualified textiles teacher and experienced seamstress and pattern cutter. I will be there to help you on your sewing journey but this dressmaking session is not a structured workshop, it is an open session where you can work on your own project with my support. What you will learn: The skills you will learn will depend upon the product you choose to make but may include: Developing your sewing machine skills How to create an open seam, hem and neaten How to complete fastening such as zips and button& buttonholes How to hand stitch how to create decorative features How to use and read and adapt a commercial pattern Materials & Equipment: You will need to bring a project with you. If you are a complete beginner you will need to select a simple or easy beginners pattern and choose a woven fabric to work with. I am happy to answer any queries or questions you may have to help you select a suitable project. Please just email me on nellybeadesigns@gmail.com. I can loan you a sewing machine for the session but these need to be BOOKED IN ADVANCE by messaging me. Equipment is available for you to use on the day. Information Source: Sew with Nelly Bea | eventbrite

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Parents: Prepare yourself for the best school holiday ever and get to know the new Rivelin Woodland Skills Leaders! A four session program for adults in nature to help you feel restored and revived and more connected. Run by Zoe, one of the new Rivelin Woodland skills team and assisted by Sally, custodian. This is for you if · You need a pick me up before the school holidays · You feel stressed and overwhelmed when thinking of the school holidays · You feel tired, run down and exhausted · You need time for you, time out and a chance to slow down · You are focused on doing for others, leaving you with no space of energy for yourself · Your brain feels that full or foggy they you are struggling to come up with ideas and plans for a family summer · You find it difficult to find enjoyment in everyday routine. You have forgotten the last time you had fun or took a step away from the to do list · You have lost a sense of self and those around you · Your mind is full and you are struggling to sleep · You just want to spend time outdoors and get to know us and more about our future plans Have you heard the saying that you cannot pour from an empty cup? We all know that Rivelin Woodland skills is great for our kids health, wellbeing and life skills. So it follows that it would also be a good environment for us to get away from the everyday treadmill of modern life. We deserve this as much as our children. Join Zoe and Sally, Occupational Therapists, who specialise in nature based health and wellbeing activities. We have over 30 years combined experience of working in mental health, have lived experience of burnout and have come out the other side, by using nature based approaches. We are passionate to share our expertise, help prevent burnout of others and make you feel refreshed, energised, revived and ready for the best school holidays ever! During these sessions we will: · Hold a space for you to slow down, rest and reflect · Provide a variety of nature based activities o Nature crafts o Foraging/exploration and playful activities o Walks o Mindful activities and strategies to help you to take notice, switching from doing to being o Time at our allotment space o Strategies to help you incorporate nature and wellbeing into your daily life o Learn about the importance of nature in health and wellbeing Information Source: RootsOT | eventbrite

Hop in on the third Thursday of the month from 5-9:00pm for game night with the family . Board games, dominoes and cards will be available to sit and play with the kids. What a great way to spend some time together on a Thursday evening. For an extra special treat - get 4 kids cups for $20! Reserve your family 4pack today! See cashier to get your cups! Information Source: SweetFrog - Salisbury, MD | eventbrite

Paint Night at the Mill Join us for a creative evening at the historic Spencerville Mill as Swamp Doll Studios guides you through painting this enchanting firefly scene under a glowing sunset sky. Perfect for beginners and experienced painters alike! Your registration includes a large 16 x 20" canvas, all materials, and professional instruction. Workshop Fee: $65 (includes a donation to the Spencerville Mill Foundation ) Nourish While You Create Enjoy a delicious, locally prepared meal by Monday Nutrition —a menu that’s as artful as your beautiful painting.Iced and hot tea provided with food purchase. Main Curried Chickpea Salad Wrap Served on a whole wheat wrap with tomatoes, topped with paprika, and a side of arugula salad with homemade honey lemon olive oil dressing. Gluten-Free and Vegan option available. Sweet Treats Chocolate Chip Cookie Nanaimo Bar Brownie Allergen Info (provided by Monday Nutrition) Please indicate any allergies. Brownies and Nanaimo Bars are certified gluten-free from Strawberry Blonde. In-house cookies are made without gluten but are not certified. Food purchases available as add-on tickets. Prices vary. The Setting Take it all in at the historic Spencerville Mill & Museum . Let the rush of water over the dam and the ambiance of soaring 1860s stone walls and massive wooden beams transport you. Nestled along the South Nation River, it’s the perfect place to spark creativity and enjoy a day of art, flavour, and community.Note: participants must be able to navigate stairs. On site tap water is not drinkable. Information Source: Spencerville Mill Foundation | eventbrite

Our talented performers will take you back in time to the heyday of Motown, with hits like “I Want You Back,” “My Girl,” and “Dancing in the Street.”From the smooth harmonies of The Temptations and The Four Tops. our show will feature all the classic Motown hits you know and love. Our performers will bring their own unique energy and flair to these timeless classics, guaranteed to get you singing along and dancing in your seat.So don your platform shoes and get ready to party like it’s 1969! Our Motown tribute show is the perfect night out for music lovers! Includes 3 Course Dinner Live Act - Soultown Collective DJ & Bar 'til 1AM Information Source: The OEC | eventbrite

Foraging for words is an immersive open air writing retreat that will spark your creativity and inspire your inner wordsmith. Join us for a 1 DAY event at The Seastrand where you'll be surrounded by nature's beauty as you dive into writing exercises and prompts designed to unleash your imagination. Connect with fellow writers, explore the great outdoors, and let the words flow in this unique retreat experience. In this atmospheric immersive walking & writing workshop we’ll explore how ‘being in the moment’, in the natural landscape can open up pathways of creative inspiration, and get words moving! We’ll start the day in the Seastrand, with coffee, refreshments and introductions- a chance to feel at home in our unique base for the day. There is no wifi and we recommend you leave laptops at home, bring an old fashioned notepad and pen and escape the world of technology to truly hone in on the landscape and your sensory responses to it. After ‘foraging for words’ and other games and exercises during a seaside walk, you’ll take these ingredients as inspiration for starting a new idea back at the Seastrand- be it short story, spoken word or dialogue for a play. After a delicious lunch, of course. Suitable for all writers including first timers! Information Source: The Seastrand | Tess Willoughby | eventbrite