Latest Events in Conters Im Prattigau(August Updated)

Cambridge Artists' Exhibition and Cream Tea. Please join us at the charming Anstey Hall for a wonderful showcase of work by 15 talented local artists, whilst enjoying a delicious cream tea. Artists will have a selection of work for sale and there will be live music to accompany the event. Additionally, John de Bruyne (the owner of Anstey Hall) has kindly agreed to give a tour of the Hall, where he will talk about his own fabulous art collection. Information Source: Caroline Wilks | eventbrite

Welcome to the M.A.N.C.H FEST - SECOND CHANCES SCREENING event! Join us on Sun Sep 14 2025 at 14:30 at The Fuse ROC Centre for an exciting screening of inspiring films about second chances. Come and enjoy a day filled with powerful stories, meaningful discussions, and a chance to connect with like-minded individuals. Don't miss out on this opportunity to be inspired and uplifted. See you there! Information Source: WHITE CANVAS PRODUCTIONS | eventbrite

We share homes. We share calendars. We even share passwords. But when was the last time we truly shared ourselves — the raw, unfiltered parts we often keep hidden, even from the ones we love most ? In the hustle of work, family, and digital noise, it’s easy to fall into surface-level connections: daily logistics, shared photos, half-listened conversations. We stay “connected”… but feel emotionally far apart. This 2.5 hour workshop is an invitation for you to pause, reflect, and reconnect. Through honest dialogue, guided reflection, and gentle prompts, you’ll explore: ✨ What vulnerability really means in a relationship (and why we avoid it) ✨ How to express your needs, fears, and desires — without shame ✨ Ways to build safety, trust, and emotional depth with your partner ✨ How to stay fully yourself and deeply connected This isn’t about fixing your relationship. It’s about showing up more fully, more honestly, and creating space for your partner to do the same. Because real intimacy isn’t built on perfection. It’s built on presence. And the courage to be truly seen. Come as you are. Bring your partner, or just bring your heart. We start from there. Meet Your Trainer: Dr Angela Tan Dr. Angela Tan spent 15 years in palliative care, gaining deep insight into what truly matters in life and growth. There, one truth stood out— love is what gives life meaning. Today, as a physician and intimacy coach, she helps individuals overcome hidden blocks in love, intimacy, and connection so they can thrive now, not later. Information Source: Live Your Mark | eventbrite

This is a fantastic opportunity to spend a day focusing on your well-being whilst learning. Bring along your leadership team and extend the learning beyond yourself. For full conference schedule click here : Fees: £30.00 to members Only £50 for non-members. =================================================================== NAHT terms and conditions of booking are on our website here . By making the booking you are accepting the NAHT terms, conditions and code of conduct . BOOKING FAQs When will I receive the event joining instructions? The final information, including how to join the live event, will be emailed to you directly from the NAHT Professional Development team at least 5 days before and again the day before the event date. Unless you advise us otherwise, we will assume that you have received the joining instructions. A refund will not be given for non-attendance on the grounds of joining instructions not being received, it is the attendee’s responsibility to ensure they have the information before the event. Do I need my membership number to book? Yes. If you are booking a member place you will be required to enter the correct membership number. You can find your membership number by phoning membership on 0300 3030333 option 2. Does the name on the booking need to match the delegate? The names of each individual delegate must be entered during the booking process along with a unique email address for each delegate as this will be used for the confirmation, joining instructions and for sending materials after the course. What if I am retired or don't have a workplace? If you are retired or do not currently have a workplace, please enter your home address in the workplace field. On the drop down questions relating to phase please select other and enter either N/A or retired. How do I contact the organiser if I have any questions? The Professional Development team can be contacted at events@naht.org.uk or 01444 472405. Is my booking transferrable? Bookings may only be transferred at the discretion of the Professional Development team. Requests will need to be made in writing to events@naht.org.uk before the event. Transfers and cancellations may be subject to a charge. Cancellation fees: Within 31 working days - 25% charge Within 14 working days - 50% charge Within 7 working days - 75% charge Within 3 working days - 100% charge Can I update my registration information? Any updates to your booking must be made in writing to the Professional Development team at events@naht.org.uk NAHT Privacy Policy We take your privacy seriously. Personal data submitted to NAHT is subject to the General Data Protection Regulations. The way we use your personal information is set out in the NAHT privacy policy . Members of NAHT can enjoy our courses and conferences at a subsidised rate so join here today and start enjoying the benefits of membership. The NAHT has the right to cancel the course if insufficient bookings are received. By booking a place you are accepting NAHT's terms and conditions. Information Source: NAHT - Professional Development Events | eventbrite

You may be getting things done, or even doing it consistently. But the truth is, doing more doesn't always translate to feeling better.   Many successful people quietly struggle with dips in energy, mental fog, and a sense of disconnection, even while maintaining an outward performance.  The Energy Reset is a 2.5 hours workshop designed to help you move beyond these quiet struggles, so you can reconnect with the vitality that fuels l asting clarity, focus, and fulfillment. We'll be introducing a systems-based approach to energy—where physical health, mental clarity, and emotional resilience work together to sustain your performance.  You’ll explore the 3 key domains of your personal energy ecosystem, learn the science of sustainable habits, and uncover the hidden patterns that either drain or renew your energy each day. In this session, you'll get: A fresh, systems-based understanding of what vitality truly is—and why it matters for long-term success Clarity on your personal energisers and energy drainers across your vitality ecosystem Practical Tools and Power Habits that give you sharper focus, deeper presence, and build real resilience A personalized Vitality Systems Map to guide your daily energy decisions A renewed sense of autonomy over how you manage energy—not just time or effort This is for you if you're: Leading in life but feeling low on reserves Looking to grow in capacity to have more in life—without burning out Seeking a more sustainable way to live, lead, and succeed in life Curious to learn more about yourself The Energy Reset isn’t about doing more. It’s about feeling more alive while doing what matters. You're warmly invited to join us in this space, guided by trained coaches to start restoring your energy and redefine your way to better living. Meet Your Trainer: Wei Ping Before becoming a coach, Wei Ping spent 7 years in the banking industry, consistently ranking in the top 10% of performers. At the peak of her career, a sudden health condition led her to re-examine how she has been living her life in this corporate race, and later transiting to follow her deeper calling. Today, she’s a Master Certified Coach (ICF) with over 2,500 coaching hours across 600+ clients. Her approach is grounded, compassionate, and deeply human—helping people redesign how they relate to success, earning, and self-leadership from within. Information Source: Live Your Mark | eventbrite

Trolls (2016) – Outdoor Cinema Experience Join us for a magical morning of family fun at Cinematic Evenings! We're kicking off our launch event with Trolls on the big screen — the perfect feel-good film for all ages. Deckchair seating is included for all guests — no need to bring your own! Please choose form our range of seating options!On-site food & drink vendorsUnder 2's go free (no deckchair provided)Gates open at 08:30, film starts promptly at 09:00Cromwell Manor, Basildon Come early, grab some breakfast, and enjoy the experience with your little ones. Information Source: Cinematic Evenings | eventbrite

Welcome to the ARISE Christian Arts Summer Festival ! Join us for a day filled with music, art, and fellowship at 2527 County Rd 46 . Immerse yourself in performances by talented artists, browse through unique art pieces, and connect with like-minded individuals. This event is a celebration of creativity and faith, so come ready to be inspired and uplifted. Don't miss out on this opportunity to experience the power of art and music in a Christian setting. We can't wait to see you there! Information Source: eventbrite

Easter Sunday Brunch Buffet at Crossmount Join us on Sunday, April 20th at 10:00 AM for a delightful Easter Brunch Buffet at Crossmount in the Glen! Celebrate this special day with family and friends while enjoying a delicious brunch. Our buffet will feature a variety of tasty options to suit all tastes. Event Details: Date & Time: Sunday, April 20th at 10:00 AM Price: $35 + tax per person | $22 + tax for children 12 and under Additional Drinks: Cider and mimosas will be available for purchase. Bring your loved ones and celebrate Easter with a brunch complete with flavorful dishes and refreshing drinks. Don’t miss out on this perfect way to celebrate Easter Sunday! Information Source: Crossmount Cider Company | eventbrite

The Gleaves are a husband and wife Americana/ Folk duo travelling in their CamperVan and sharing their music along the way. The warmth and flow of Chloe’s smooth voice blended with the confident power of Josh’s sets you in between a vocal air of ease and excitement. Soaring chords and energetic lead is glued with delicately confident finger picking. A life on the road together with their guitars delivers many a story to tell through both of their songwriting, combining influences of the roots genres. The Gleaves will be releasing their debut album ‘Like an Echo’ and to celebrate, they are touring from Cornwall to Scotland. On the 24th April at the Taproom in Upminster, Essex, come and watch The Gleaves perform songs from the album and hear the stories behind them plus songs from Josh’s previous solo EP ‘Cathedral Town’ and more. This will be a special intimate show in a beloved local venue in The Gleaves home county. Opening for The Gleaves will be Lucy Kitt. Lucy Kitt has been songwriting and performing under the radar for many years. Like discovering a 'hidden gem', her solo performances have captured the hearts of fans far and wide, and her talent cannot fail to go unnoticed by all who hear her music. Lucy's unique sound has been described as warm, earthy, and mellow, as well as being greatly influenced by the sound of LA's Laurel Canyon in the 1970's. Information Source: The Gleaves | eventbrite

Welcome to B*TCH WITH A BABY - The women's sharing circle that's for you. Motherhood is great, babies are great, but there's enough sensory classes and soft play hells out there already for your babies to enjoy, it's about time there was something that focuses on you, the caregiver. For April's session I'm going to be joined by good friend Hev who is qualified level 3 and a level 4 in training Sports Therapist. Hev, who is also a mum-to-be, will be joining us for our usual b`*tch and then offering out mini massage tasters for all you Mums. Bring your best self, your sh*ttiest self and everything in between. We’ll bring a safe, candid space, where for 90 minutes you can meet other mums and share some of the peaks and pits of motherhood/general life, and leave the livelaughlove at the door. Each session will include different activities hosted by a guest collaborator, that will give a little something back to your sleep-starved brain cells. The event is recommended for 0-2 years, but if you have little uns thar aren't quite that little that you'd like to bring along please do just give me a shout. There's a ball pit provided, but please bring your sprog's own personal fave distractions to keep them busy, while we connect, b*tch, and heal. Please also bring a yoga mat or blanket to sit/lie on as well as notepad and pen. Upon arrival if you head in through the library entrance and then go right at the reception you'll find the room a couple of doors down but shout someone on reception if you can't find it. Hope to see you there! x Information Source: Rachael McWilliams | eventbrite

Welcome to the Women's Circle! What is a Women's Circle? A Women's Circle is a nourishing and open space for women to come together to be heard, to be seen and to be celebrated. The format is simple: we will gather as a small group of women to share our truths and stories , and listen to that of others, in an environment of complete acceptance. Sat together in a circle, each woman will be given the chance to speak uninterrupted about whatever she feels called to share. We will not give advice or comment on what she has shared, but instead simply listen . This is a unique experience for many woman, to be truly given unlimited space to share her story, her thoughts or her feelings, and is one I am sure you will find incredibly powerful. This event is open to all women . No prior experience of women's circles is necessary to fully benefit from our time together. Format of session: We will begin with a short, grounding mediation guided by me. I will then open the circle for sharing. Time permitting, we will finish with a couple of journalling prompts for self-reflection, with a cup of warm tea. All elements are entirely optional and you are invited to engage with the session in whatever way feels comfortable for you. Who am I? My name is Poppy, and I am a fully qualified Forest Therapy Practitioner. I have also completed training as a meditation and minfulness guide and as a Women's Circle facilitator. As a Forest Therapy Practitioner, I am fascinated by the seasons and the ways in which we as humans interact with and are affected by them. Across the Northern Hemispher, the month of May marks the transition from late spring into summer. Themes related to this that we may be drawn to at this time of year include softness, revitalisation and coming into fruition . More information will be sent out to attendees 2 days before the event - if you have not received any information by then, please check spam and correspondence with Eventbrite (make sure you scroll down on event info emails), then email me at wildandwondernotts@gmail.com . Please see FAQs for information on parking and accessibility, or get in touch for more info. Information Source: Wild and Wonder | eventbrite

During half term weekdays (Mon 26th- Fri 30th May) we will run 2 bookable daily 1 hour sessions at 11AM and 3PM to hand craft your very own Luna's Butterfly bath bomb. You can drop in at any time during your pre booked 1 hour time slot to craft your bath bomb! Please note there may be a short wait to do so depending on attendance levels. Information Source: Lush Retail Ltd | eventbrite

Sessions will include pre-school and sensory equipment, optional messy play, song circle, snack time, and visits to the park's adventure playground. It will also provide the opportunity to meet with others facing similar challenges and to receive help and advice from our specialist staff. If you have a friend or relative who would like some support but they are worried about coming along on their own, please bring them along, we would love to see you. The sessions will be held each Tuesday morning during term time from 10am to 11.30am, at BOSP's Skills For Life building, Wat Tyler Country Park, Pitsea Hall Lane, Pitsea, Basildon, SS16 4UH. See the flyer below for dates. Places are for 1 child + maximum of 2 adults. BOSP Tots session fees are non-refundable, as stated in our Terms and Conditions: https://www.bosp.co.uk/community/bosp-brighter-opportunities-for-special-people-13333/activities--services/ Information Source: BOSP | eventbrite

Come join me in the wonderfully warm and cosy sacred space of Heron's House. Snuggle into soft, beautiful furs as healing sounds gently wash over you. Let the soothing tones of crystal bowls, tongue drums, tubular bells, and chimes guide you into a state of peace, calm, and contentment—supporting your overall well-being. This intimate sound journey is designed to promote deep relaxation, with space to share and reflect afterwards. Spaces are limited to just 5 people , ensuring a unique and personal experience—so please book in advance to secure your place. Please note: these sound journeys are not recommended for anyone who is pregnant or has a pacemaker. Information Source: Wild Selkie Wellbeing | eventbrite

Please note that to access the upper floors of the windmill: children must be over 100cm tall all visitors must have suitable footwear (no flip-flops, open-toed or high heeled shoes) What to expect Upminster Windmill has been extensively restored, thanks to generous funding from the National Lottery Heritage Fund and Veolia Environmental Trust and thousands of hours of time from our volunteers. Our open days offer the opportunity to: Enjoy the ambience of the 220 year old mill Experience the marvel of the sails and machinery turning (subject to wind conditions) Chat to our guides and explore the interpretation material to learn how the windmill worked On a clear day, experience views across London from the upper windows Learn more about the history of the site, the recent restoration and the role of wind power through time through digital touchscreen technology in our visitor centre Relax in the award-winning visitor centre garden Enjoy tea, coffee and snacks from our refreshment stall The sails and main drive shaft through the mill will be turning if weather conditions permit. You can explore the windmill at your own pace, with guides available on each floor to assist and answer questions. Entry time slots Capacity of the upper floors of the windmill is limited, and the best way to guarantee admission is to book in advance for a specific time slot - just present your ticket to the team on the ground floor of the windmill to gain entry, and then proceed through the windmill at your own pace. Any unsold tickets will be available on the day, but you may need to wait for a slot and admission is not guaranteed. You are welcome to visit the visitor centre, grounds and garden before or after your timed admission to the windmill itself. These will be open from 10am to 4pm on public open days. Access and safety The windmill is an iconic piece of industrial heritage, but is over 200 years old and was not constructed to modern accessibility and safety standards. W e have taken all practicable steps to deliver a safe experience, but please be aware: The windmill contains moving machinery which presents a danger of serious injury or death if limbs or clothing were to become entangled, and sails pass the gallery at high speed. Safety barriers are in place for this reason and must not be interfered with. Machinery may stop and start as the wind changes. Stationary machinery behind the barriers may start to move if the wind picks up. Access to the top of the windmill is via four steep open-tread staircases, pictured. Floors are uneven in some areas. For these reasons, you must adhere to the following: Suitable footwear must be worn at all times (no flip-flops, open-toed or high heeled shoes). Children must be at least 100cm tall, and must be able to climb and descend the stairs unassisted. Hold the handrail while using the stairs, and descend backwards. Adults should follow children up the stairs and descend ahead of them. Long, loose items of clothing (eg. long scarves) must not be worn. Due to the nature of the building and stairs you may prefer to wear trousers/shorts rather than skirts. Only small backpacks or shoulder bags should be taken on to the upper floors of the windmill. Limited, unsecure storage is available in visitor centre at the owner's risk. Stay behind safety barriers and follow instructions from our volunteers. In the event of severe weather (especially strong winds or thunderstorms) the mill may have to close. In this event, refunds will be offered. The Friends of Upminster Windmill aim to offer a safe, welcoming and inclusive environment for visitors and volunteers to enjoy the windmill. In the event of inappropriate or unsafe behaviour you may be asked to leave. The duty manager's decision on this is final. Information Source: Friends of Upminster Windmill | eventbrite

Welcome to our 2025 CA Family Camp! This week is for the entire family, all ages welcome! Youth 4 years and younger are with parents, ages 5-7-will have morning and shorter afternoon sessions, youth ages 8-12 will be together and teen aged 13-17 will be on separate adventures. Everyone comes together for meals, councils, campfires, and ceremonies. The main focus is learning wilderness survival skills, the sacred order of Shelter, Water, Fire, Food. This year we are going back to where we held our first west coast Family Program along a tributary creek off the North Fork of the American River at the Tunnel Mills Group Campground. We have reserved both group sites giving us the entire area to our group along a cascading clear water creek nestled in the shade of large firs, pines and alders. The site is very Primitive with only pit toilets, and we use creek and fresh spring water for all our needs. There are options in the afternoon to travel 2-3 miles by car to a trailhead that leads to a magnificent waterfall with huge pools for swimming or folks can enjoy relaxing in camp and cooling off in the creek. We offer sliding scale pricing , subsidized by donations from supporters of our mission. Please select a contribution level consistent with your means. Thank you! Level 1: $1,000 first person (family deposit) + $500/additional Level 2 (subsidized): $800 first person + $400/additional Level 3 (subsidized): $600 first person + $300/additional All meals will be provided ; please include any dietary restrictions in your registration. Each family must bring basic, personal camping gear. A recommended packing list is included below and will be sent out with final instructions and directions as the date nears. We can't wait to gather with nature and each other around the fire and under the stars! - Rick Berry & the 4EEE Crew Recommended Packing LIst - Tent (with rain fly and ground cloth) Tarp and rope (for additional rain protection) A sleeping bag for each participant (please bring extra blankets as it can get cool!) Sleeping Pad(s) Bathing Suits and towels Rain Gear and Additional layers for warmth in various weather conditions Hat Two pairs of shoes (one can be sandals) Flashlight / headlamp Bandana / blindfold Water Bottle (1 per person minimum) Eating Utensils: Bowl, plate, cup / mug, spoon, fork Toiletry items (biodegradable soap only please) Journal and writing utensil Bug repellent, preferably natural/non-toxic Non-folding carving knife (we have some to borrow or purchase if you do not have one) Sunglasses and sunscreen Large blanket for your family to use during group circles / meal times (optional) If it can't get dirty, do not bring it! Information Source: 4 Elements Earth Education | eventbrite

Sessions will include pre-school and sensory equipment, optional messy play, song circle, snack time, and visits to the park's adventure playground. It will also provide the opportunity to meet with others facing similar challenges and to receive help and advice from our specialist staff. If you have a friend or relative who would like some support but they are worried about coming along on their own, please bring them along, we would love to see you. The sessions will be held each Tuesday morning during term time from 10am to 11.30am, at BOSP's Skills For Life building, Wat Tyler Country Park, Pitsea Hall Lane, Pitsea, Basildon, SS16 4UH. See the flyer below for dates. Places are for 1 child + maximum of 2 adults. BOSP Tots session fees are non-refundable, as stated in our Terms and Conditions: https://www.bosp.co.uk/community/bosp-brighter-opportunities-for-special-people-13333/activities--services/ Information Source: BOSP | eventbrite

Come celebrate the radiant energy of the Summer Solstice in the warm and welcoming sacred space of Heron’s House. Sink into soft, luxurious furs as golden light and healing sounds bathe your body and spirit. Allow the luminous tones of crystal bowls, tongue drums, tubular bells, and chimes to guide you into deep stillness—restoring balance and aligning you with the vibrant energy of the longest day of the year. This intimate Solstice sound journey is crafted to honour the sun, embrace abundance, and support deep inner reflection. Afterward, there will be gentle space to share, ground, and connect. Spaces are limited to just 5 people to ensure a truly personal experience—please book in advance to reserve your spot. Please note: these sound journeys are not recommended for anyone who is pregnant or has a pacemaker. Information Source: Wild Selkie Wellbeing | eventbrite

Join us for the Summer Solstice Nature Retreat! Escape the hustle and bustle of city life and immerse yourself in a day of relaxation and rejuvenation at Michaels Folly, Hertford . Connect with nature, experience reiki drumming, and recharge your mind, body, and soul. This retreat is the perfect opportunity to unwind, reflect, and set intentions for the upcoming season. Experience a day filled with sound meditation, forest bathing, land art and cacao in a serene outdoor setting. Let the energy of the Summer Solstice inspire you and bring balance to your life. Spaces are limited, so secure your spot today and treat yourself to a day of self-care and tranquility. We can't wait to share this special experience with you! Information Source: Anna's Funky Art | eventbrite

Sessions will include pre-school and sensory equipment, optional messy play, song circle, snack time, and visits to the park's adventure playground. It will also provide the opportunity to meet with others facing similar challenges and to receive help and advice from our specialist staff. If you have a friend or relative who would like some support but they are worried about coming along on their own, please bring them along, we would love to see you. The sessions will be held each Tuesday morning during term time from 10am to 11.30am, at BOSP's Skills For Life building, Wat Tyler Country Park, Pitsea Hall Lane, Pitsea, Basildon, SS16 4UH. See the flyer below for dates. Places are for 1 child + maximum of 2 adults. BOSP Tots session fees are non-refundable, as stated in our Terms and Conditions: https://www.bosp.co.uk/community/bosp-brighter-opportunities-for-special-people-13333/activities--services/ Information Source: BOSP | eventbrite

Welcome to the Style Soirée - Pop Up Shopping Event ! Join us at The Parish Church of St Laurence Main Hall for a night of fashion, fun, and fabulous finds. Get ready to shop till you drop with a curated selection of trendy clothing, accessories, and more from local vendors. Whether you're looking for a new outfit or just want to browse the latest styles, this event is the place to be. Don't miss out on this exciting opportunity to update your wardrobe and mingle with fellow fashion enthusiasts. See you there! Information Source: eventbrite

Ivan Bristow - Common and exciting dermatological conditions. Registration 9.00 - 9.30 Course 9.30 - 16:30 *On a first come first served basis Tea and Coffee on arrival. Hot Buffet for lunch. If you are unable to attend please contact the branch ASAP. 30 days notice is required for a refund. Information Source: South Essex Branch | eventbrite

Sessions will include pre-school and sensory equipment, optional messy play, song circle, snack time, and visits to the park's adventure playground. It will also provide the opportunity to meet with others facing similar challenges and to receive help and advice from our specialist staff. If you have a friend or relative who would like some support but they are worried about coming along on their own, please bring them along, we would love to see you. The sessions will be held each Tuesday morning during term time from 10am to 11.30am, at BOSP's Skills For Life building, Wat Tyler Country Park, Pitsea Hall Lane, Pitsea, Basildon, SS16 4UH. See the flyer below for dates. Places are for 1 child + maximum of 2 adults. BOSP Tots session fees are non-refundable, as stated in our Terms and Conditions: https://www.bosp.co.uk/community/bosp-brighter-opportunities-for-special-people-13333/activities--services/ Information Source: BOSP | eventbrite

Kupala Party at The Glen at Crossmount Join Us for a Magical Kupala Party! Celebrate the summer solstice with us at The Glen at Crossmount ! Get ready for a night of music, dancing, and bonfires under the stars. Embrace the ancient Slavic traditions of Ivana Kupala Night with joyful festivities. Event Details: Date:  Fri, July 11, 2025 Time:  6:00 PM - 11:00 PM Location: The Glen at Crossmount Don't miss out on this enchanting evening of celebration and community ! Information Source: Women's Club Restart YXE | eventbrite

Please note that to access the upper floors of the windmill: children must be over 100cm tall all visitors must have suitable footwear (no flip-flops, open-toed or high heeled shoes) What to expect Upminster Windmill has been extensively restored, thanks to generous funding from the National Lottery Heritage Fund and Veolia Environmental Trust and thousands of hours of time from our volunteers. Our open days offer the opportunity to: Enjoy the ambience of the 220 year old mill Experience the marvel of the sails and machinery turning (subject to wind conditions) Chat to our guides and explore the interpretation material to learn how the windmill worked On a clear day, experience views across London from the upper windows Learn more about the history of the site, the recent restoration and the role of wind power through time through digital touchscreen technology in our visitor centre Relax in the award-winning visitor centre garden Enjoy tea, coffee and snacks from our refreshment stall The sails and main drive shaft through the mill will be turning if weather conditions permit. You can explore the windmill at your own pace, with guides available on each floor to assist and answer questions. Entry time slots Capacity of the upper floors of the windmill is limited, and the best way to guarantee admission is to book in advance for a specific time slot - just present your ticket to the team on the ground floor of the windmill to gain entry, and then proceed through the windmill at your own pace. Any unsold tickets will be available on the day, but you may need to wait for a slot and admission is not guaranteed. You are welcome to visit the visitor centre, grounds and garden before or after your timed admission to the windmill itself. These will be open from 10am to 4pm on public open days. Access and safety The windmill is an iconic piece of industrial heritage, but is over 200 years old and was not constructed to modern accessibility and safety standards. W e have taken all practicable steps to deliver a safe experience, but please be aware: The windmill contains moving machinery which presents a danger of serious injury or death if limbs or clothing were to become entangled, and sails pass the gallery at high speed. Safety barriers are in place for this reason and must not be interfered with. Machinery may stop and start as the wind changes. Stationary machinery behind the barriers may start to move if the wind picks up. Access to the top of the windmill is via four steep open-tread staircases, pictured. Floors are uneven in some areas. For these reasons, you must adhere to the following: Suitable footwear must be worn at all times (no flip-flops, open-toed or high heeled shoes). Children must be at least 100cm tall, and must be able to climb and descend the stairs unassisted. Hold the handrail while using the stairs, and descend backwards. Adults should follow children up the stairs and descend ahead of them. Long, loose items of clothing (eg. long scarves) must not be worn. Due to the nature of the building and stairs you may prefer to wear trousers/shorts rather than skirts. Only small backpacks or shoulder bags should be taken on to the upper floors of the windmill. Limited, unsecure storage is available in visitor centre at the owner's risk. Stay behind safety barriers and follow instructions from our volunteers. In the event of severe weather (especially strong winds or thunderstorms) the mill may have to close. In this event, refunds will be offered. The Friends of Upminster Windmill aim to offer a safe, welcoming and inclusive environment for visitors and volunteers to enjoy the windmill. In the event of inappropriate or unsafe behaviour you may be asked to leave. The duty manager's decision on this is final. Information Source: Friends of Upminster Windmill | eventbrite

Mokulito Printing Weekend Saturday 12th & Sunday 13th July 2025 10am - 4pm both days Standard Tickets: £220 per person Tutor: Caroline Whitehead Venue: Essex Print Studio Mokulito is a form of lithography which relies on the fact that oil and water do not mix, and is a great technique for anyone who enjoys drawing and experimenting with different kinds of mark-making. Unlike in traditional lithography, which uses a stone or metal plate, for Mokulito, the image is drawn on a plywood plate. Because wood is an organic substance, the image changes slightly each time the plate is printed, meaning that editions are small and variable. As the printing session progresses, the grain of the wood gradually becomes more dominant, often producing the evocative veils of colour that are so characteristic of this technique. A particular advantage of using wood as the printing matrix is the possibility of combining mokulito with woodcut, which can be used to produce contrasting sharp lines and textures. This weekend workshop will teach you how to draw, process and print one or two mokulito plates All materials will be provided but we suggest that you bring along a packed lunch. Suitable for beginners. Information Source: Essex Print Studios | eventbrite

Family Yoga at Stir Addenbrooke's - with Addenbrooke's Charitable Trust Come join us for a fun and relaxing family yoga session at Stir Addenbrooke's, located at 1000 Discovery Dr . Connect with your loved ones and unwind together through gentle poses and mindful breathing. This event is organized in partnership with the Addenbrooke's Charitable Trust to support a great cause. No experience necessary, just bring your yoga mat, your kids and an open heart. See you there! Information Source: Stir Cambridge | eventbrite

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This is a Day Camp for 5-12 years old. We have lots of fun planned the entire day. Each child will be on a colored team and participate in games, crafts, sing silly songs, and enjoy puppet shows. At the end of the week we will have a color war! Each camper will receive a camp t-shirt, backpack, guidebook, and craft daily. Snack and lunch will be served each day with a kid-friendly menu. We are a faith-based charity. You can visit AdonaiAdventure.life to read about what we believe. We are non-denominational and welcome all! We teach kindness, love, and respect for all people through engaging puppet shows and stories. Information Source: Adonai Adventure Outpost | eventbrite

It was not long after establishing herself as a force on the Canadian music scene that Gryner was invited to join the touring band for the iconic rock legend David Bowie. She has performed in arenas and stadiums around the world to millions of fans. Throughout her creatively dynamic and prolific career, Gryner has also collaborated with the likes of world-famous Canadian astronaut Chris Hadfield and hard rock legend Joe Elliott of Def Leppard, as well as being a member of the folk/Canadiana trio Trent Severn. Gryner has more than 20 critically acclaimed albums to her credit and has been nominated twice for Juno awards. The talented Claire Cooper , local singer/songwriter will open the show. Information Source: Lennox Community Theatre | eventbrite