Free entry but donations welcome.

Why is the building as it is? A talk by Gwenifer Shawyer.

The talk will outline the 6 projects which were undertaken between 1080 and 1904, describing how each contributed to the development of the building we have today, and explaining why the changes were made.

This is a repeat of a taster workshop first arranged in All Saints on 25 June 2016. No previous experience needed. It will provide an introduction to the manufacture of jewellery in sterling silver and stamping, using punches to decorate/personalise jewellery.

[1] sterling silver wire – participants will cover basic soldering and shaping techniques to make [I] a ring(s) [ii] a pair of earrings

[2] aluminium strip – use punches to stamp decorate/personalise [i.e. a short phrase, song lyric special to you] a length of aluminium to make a bracelet.

Tuition is free but participants will be expected to pay a small fee to cover the cost of materials. The course is limited to 5 members [18 years old and above].

Please bring an apron /old shirt and a notebook/pencil would be useful.

If you require further in

Course tutor Alastair Scargall

Follow up course for those who have already attended an 'Introduction to Jewellery Making' workshop. Participants will manufacture [1] a lily pendant and [2] earrings.

Tuition is free for workshop but participants will be expected to pay a small fee to cover the cost of materials. The course is limited to 5 members [18 years old and above].

Please bring an apron /old shirt and a notebook/pencil would be useful.

If you require further information, Alastair can be contacted by telephone at 01724 732118 or through his website www.mushroomjewellerydesign.co.uk

Places booked on a first come first served basis through the website email contact address.

 £5 entry. Refreshments available. Accompanieed under 16s free. Variety of music with English Renaissance, German Romantic, Argentinian Dance & Spanish Traditional.

Craft Fair, Coffee Morning and Table Top Sale including toys, bric-a-brac etc. Something for everyone! Refreshments on sale.

Tickets £5; Family [2 adults] £8; accompanied under 16s free.

Refreshments on sale. For children aged 5-10 and their families.

A young troll girl finds herself defending her town from deadly dinosaurs! Recruiting allies – a powerful, goblin wizard and a snotty, bogey blowing dragon – does she have what it takes to save the day?
Aaaaaaaaaaaaagh! Dinosaurs! is an engaging and hilarious poetry show for children and families. There’ll be rhymes, silliness and a lot of joining in as the audience help Dommy B seal with the deadly dinosaurs for good. The audience will guide the action as Dommy B improvises around their suggestions, creating a whole world on stage with only his words and a pen and paper. This imaginative and charming show has toured around theatres, festivals and schools, delighting children and presenting them with lovable, accessible poetry.

Tickets £12 with wine/food. Seating at tables of 8. Accompanied under 16s free.

Free entry. Donations. Film details from Grahame 07721584300 or gkr@bnb-it.co.uk

Tickets £8 include tea/coffee. Accompanied under 16s free

Tickets £8 include tea/coffee. Wide repertoire of songs. Accompanied under 16s free

With Robert Horner. Tickets £5 include tea/coffee. Wine on sale.

Geoff Brown, organist at St Mary, Barton. Free entry with donations.

11am to 5pm both Saturday and Sunday. Ticket £3 from All Saints covers entry on both days.

Illustrated talk by Steve Stubbins

Free entry but donations requested

Coffee Morning and Heritage exhibition and talk at 2pm 'Winterton C17 Riots' by Gwenifer Shawyer. Free entry. Donations welcome. Refreshments on sale.

Tickets £12 with wine/food. Seating at tables of 8. Accompanied under 16s free.

Tickets £12 with wine/food. Accompanied under 16s free.