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Posted 06/09/2010 by Rosalind Kipps
Britten Sinfonia's annual music making day for the whole family, on 30th October 2010, at West Road Concert Hall, Cambridge. Britten Sinfonia’s annual Family Music Day turns spooky for Halloween 2010. Families can expect a fun and informative introduction to music through a wide range of workshops with professional musicians. Activities will include a percussion workshop, instrument building, gamelan, singing, strings, wind/brass and guitar workshops. New for 2010: Early years workshops for the under 5s. You don’t need any prior musical knowledge or experience, just a heap of enthusiasm! We cater for all abilities. 10am - 4pm. £10 (£7 under 16s) for full day, £30 family ticket for full day, £6 (£4 under 16s) for concert only, £4 single workshop ticket (under 16s only). For further information and to book tickets, please visit our website or email: info@brittensinfonia.com - Workshop places are on a first-come, first-served basis - book early to avoid disappointment.
Posted 03/09/2010 by Anna Crutchley
Hanging by a Thread: New work from the Cambridgeshire Guild of Weavers, Spinners & Dyers, at Michaelhouse, Trinity Street, Cambridge CB2 1SU, September 6-18. Open 8am – 5pm, Monday – Saturday, closed Sunday. There will be demonstrations on Monday 6, Saturday 11 and Wednesday 15 September, 10am - 4pm, including loom weaving, tapestry weaving, spinning, working with re-cycled materials and needle felting.
Posted 01/09/2010 by Rosemary Bangham
"Between the Pages" starting Wednesday 29th September running for 10 weeks. Time: 6-8.30pm. Venue: Cambridge Central Library, 1st Floor, Grand Arcade, Cambridge, CB2 3QD. Cost: £85.00 for 10 weeks. See website. Contact: E. ace@acefoundation.org.uk. T. 01223 499707. A. The ACE Foundation, Babraham, Cambridge, CB22 3AP. This course will give you an opportunity to discover and explore the unique and wonderful world of Book Arts. During the course you will learn to make artist books using a number of different materials and techniques which can be adapted to help you express your own ideas and challenge your imagination. Books produced by students and the tutor will form a local exhibition at Cambridge Central Library in December. The skills learnt on this course will be applicable to all sorts of projects including photo albums, portfolios, gifts, holiday records and much more. Booking essential.
Posted 31/08/2010 by Maizie Murphy
Mind Body Soul Exhibition at Chilford Hall, Linton on 11th & 12th September 2010. Highlights at this years event: Love & Laughter with Spirit with Loraine Rees - Loraine will help to ease the pain left when loved ones or friends have passed on, by sharing some of their memories, great times, happiness and sorrow in her interaction with the audience. Stretch & Breathe your way to Happiness with Camyoga - A special Yoga Workshop open to everyone, by Camyoga - Cambridge's brand new yoga centre. 'On The Lawn' Workshops - Saturday & Sunday.
Posted 28/08/2010 by Anna Ludlow
Natural Woman Menopause Workshops aim to provide every woman with effective tools to help you through the menopause. In just one morning, you can learn simple techniques and useful lifestyle changes to help make your passage through this time of hormonal upheaval much easier, whether you do not wish to or cannot HRT, or are coming off it. Also for women on HRT to help optimize your health. These relaxed and fun workshops are help at West Wickham, Haverhill and Newmarket starting on Friday 24th September. They run from 09.45 to 12.30 and costs £28 per person to include money off vouchers for subsequent reflexology sessions. Tel: 07776-300408
Posted 13/08/2010 by Angela Beric
National Childbirth Trust Cambridge Branch is holding a Nearly New Sale on Saturday 18 September 2010, 2.00pm-4.00pm at Cambridge Regional College, Kings Hedges Road, Cambridge, CB4 2QT. Don't miss out on the chance to pick up some amazing bargains that will make both your children and your purse happy. Prices start from just 50p and there are many bargains to be had. Commenting on the event, Kate Wilson, Chair or the Cambridge Branch NCT, said: “The Nearly New Sale is a great way for people to buy good quality items including, prams, toys, clothes and other baby and child equipment at bargain prices. In these difficult financial times no family can afford to miss the sale. We will have tens of thousands of quality items on sale with many hundreds of people shopping to pick up the best bargains. We are one of the biggest NCT Nearly New Sales in the country with an excellent reputation for good quality items at very low prices. People attend from all over East Anglia to shop at our sale. This is the first time in many years that we will be holding the sale in Cambridge itself and we are extremely excited about the more central location attracting even more bargain hunters. In order to grab the best bargains arrive early." Doors open at 2pm for NCT members and 2.30pm for non-members. Entry is £1 and all proceeds go towards funding the local National Childbirth Trust charity. For more information please contact Kate Wilson 01954 231 649 or visit website.
Posted 05/08/2010 by Louise Hamilton
Ellen and The Escapades (alt/folk) play The Portland Arms in Camridge on Tuesday 21st Sept. They won Glastonbury unsigned this year and played at the festival. Tickets £6 in advance from www.wegottickets.com/event/79551 or on the door. Support from Ahab, Flaming June and Samantha Jean. Doors 7.30 pm
Posted 17/07/2010 by Paul Bishop
The next Cambridge Glass Fair will be held on Sunday 26th September and is one of the major specialist fairs in the U.K. with around 100 exhibitors selling fine antique and collectable glass from all periods. Exhibitors will include contemporary artists showing their own work. Held in the prestigious surroundings of Chilford Hall Vineyard in Cambridgeshire, which is also home to the Curwen Studio, this twice-yearly event features exhibitions, demonstrations and book signings. As usual there will be a special exhibition in the foyer highlighting a particular glass collecting area and this time it will be courtesy of Nigel Benson, regular exhibitor and leading specialist in 20th century glass. The exhibition will be entitled ‘A Confusion of Cloudy and Combed: selected items of British 20th century coloured glass’ and will provide a chance to compare and contrast similarities between some of the cloudy and lattice designs produced by various companies such as Monart, Gray-Stan, Powell and Nazeing during the middle of the last century. This is the first time such an invaluable opportunity has been made available to collectors of cloudy art glass. Refreshments and free parking are available and there will be live music at lunchtime from classical guitarist Jerry Harrison. Chilford Hall Vineyard, Linton, Cambs. CB21 4LE. Open from 10.30am – 4.00pm, admission is £5 with free entry for accompanied children under 16. Please visit www.cambridgeglassfair.com for further information or telephone 07887 762 872.
Posted 11/07/2010 by Carole
'Souled Out in Over' - Soul Night - Community Centre, Over. Saturday 9th October 2010. 8pm - midnight. Fundraiser event - all profits to 'The Oaks' - children's Out of School Club, Over. Tamla, Northern, Mod and Ska. Dance floor dictates! Tickets are £5 in advance and £7 on the door. contact: 01954 201963 or Community Centre, Over 01954 206600. Free Raffle entry before 9pm - Barrow of Booze raffle £1 a ticket - 6th year of this popular event.
Posted 01/07/2010 by Katie Fairburn
We would like to invite you to Belvoir Letting Cambridge's First FREE Interactive Workshop, designed for anyone interested in learning more about Buy to Let. This small interactive workshop will be run by Terry Lucking the franchise owner of Belvoir Lettings in Cambridge/ Corby and Peterborough. This workshop has limited spaces and will provisionally be held on 22nd September 2010 between 6.30pm and 8pm at the Holiday Inn, Cambridge. To register interest in attending please email Cambridge@belvoirlettings.com
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