What's on in Kirkbarrow

Cumbria, England

Kirkbarrow sits quietly in Cumbria with Abbot Hall standing tall as a local landmark that has been holding court for years. It is easy to find the hall when you are wandering the lanes, and it always seems to have a good show going on inside. The village manages to keep things lively without ever feeling like it is rushing around in a hurry. You can catch a play or join a community group there if you happen to be passing by. Near Here keeps track of what is on so you do not have to ask round the village for news.

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Community

Totters

For parents, grandparents, and carers with children up to the age of 5. Lots of toys, crafts, songs, fun and company.

Mon 13 Apr09:30Sandylands Methodist Church(1.1mi)

via Sandylands Methodist ChurchCurated

Community

Drop In

Enjoy tea and coffee at our weekly Wednesday Drop In. Everyone's welcome.

Wed 15 Apr10:00Sandylands Methodist Church(1.1mi)

via Sandylands Methodist ChurchCurated

Community

Arts & Crafts Houses Tour

Arts & Crafts Houses Tour. Museum of Lakeland Life & Industry. Date's on the card. That's the trailer — their site's got the main feature.

Thu 16 AprMuseum of Lakeland Life & Industry(0.3mi)

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Community

Friendship Group

2pm on alternate Thursdays (except main holiday periods). Speakers on a wide variety of subjects, followed by refreshments. Regular members annual £3 subscription plus £1 per meeting. Visitors £1 per visit.

Thu 16 Apr14:00Sandylands Methodist Church(1.1mi)

via Sandylands Methodist ChurchCurated

Community

Exploring Nature's Larder with Jim Parums

Join Jim as he shares his love of sustainable foraging, explains why he believes it’s a healthier and tastier way to eat, provides hints and tips for first-time foragers…and possibly shares a few seasonal treats with us too! Jim is founder and chief forager of Forage Box, who believe that wild and foraged food is tastier, healthier and better for the planet than food bought in the supermarket. Plus, time spent foraging is great for your mental and physical health… and it’s good fun too! Their mission is to reconnect people with nature through what they eat. Forage Box’s motto: Always Wild, Always Sustainable, Always Delicious is something they stand by and they want foraging to be recognised as a better way of sourcing our food. 60 mins presentation plus Q&A Expect samples and species focus for Spring £10.00 per person (If £10 is a stretch, use promo code WIW25 for a free/reduced ticket.) All money raised will come to Waste into Wellbeing to continue the brilliant work we do.

Thu 16 Apr18:30The Eddington Kendal(0.3mi)

via The Eddington Kendal

Community

Painting An Archive Workshop

We found this gem on Museum of Lakeland Life & Industry's website. Painting An Archive Workshop — sounds like it could be a cracker, doesn't it?

Sat 18 AprMuseum of Lakeland Life & Industry(0.3mi)

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Community

Totters

For parents, grandparents, and carers with children up to the age of 5. Lots of toys, crafts, songs, fun and company.

Mon 20 Apr09:30Sandylands Methodist Church(1.1mi)

via Sandylands Methodist ChurchCurated

Community

Drop In

Enjoy tea and coffee at our weekly Wednesday Drop In. Everyone's welcome.

Wed 22 Apr10:00Sandylands Methodist Church(1.1mi)

via Sandylands Methodist ChurchCurated

Community

Cookbook Supper

Join us at The Eddington for an evening of good food and convivial dining at our second Cookbook Supper! Your meal will be cooked by Britain’s first three-star Michelin chef, Steven Doherty, a supporter of Waste into Wellbeing for some years and by David Naylor who has cooked in various food establishments over the years, including the legendary Sharrow Bay Hotel, and is now one of our regular Kitchen Leads. Included in the price of your ticket will be 3-Course Supper, reception drink (seasonal, non-alcoholic) and a mystery cookbook which once formed part of Steven’s extensive collection of hundreds of cookery books amassed over nearly 50 years. Steven has very generously donated a large selection of these to support our fundraising effort. You may be lucky and get one of Stevens signed copies! Tickets £35 per person. All profits generated will go to support the work Waste into Wellbeing does to reduce food waste and support our community.

Wed 22 Apr18:30The Eddington Kendal(0.3mi)

via The Eddington Kendal

Community

Arts & Crafts Houses Tour

We found this gem on Museum of Lakeland Life & Industry's website. Arts & Crafts Houses Tour — sounds like it could be a cracker, doesn't it?

Thu 23 AprMuseum of Lakeland Life & Industry(0.3mi)

via Museum of Lakeland Life & IndustryCurated

Community

Totters

For parents, grandparents, and carers with children up to the age of 5. Lots of toys, crafts, songs, fun and company.

Mon 27 Apr09:30Sandylands Methodist Church(1.1mi)

via Sandylands Methodist ChurchCurated

Community

Drop In

Enjoy tea and coffee at our weekly Wednesday Drop In. Everyone's welcome.

Wed 29 Apr10:00Sandylands Methodist Church(1.1mi)

via Sandylands Methodist ChurchCurated

Community

Friendship Group

Thu 30 Apr14:00Sandylands Methodist Church(1.1mi)

via Sandylands Methodist ChurchCurated

Community

Wild Food Cookalong with Jim Parums

Join us for a cookalong with a difference as Jim Parum guides us through two simple recipes using everyday wild ingredients. Jim will share his love of sustainable foraging with us, explaining why he believes it’s a healthier and tastier way to eat. He’ll provide hints and tips for gathering and cooking with wild foods and we’ll share our tasty dishes together at the end of the session. Jim is founder and chief forager of Forage Box, who believe that wild and foraged food is tastier, healthier and better for the planet than food bought in the supermarket. Plus, time spent foraging is great for your mental and physical health… and it’s good fun too! Their mission is to reconnect people with nature through what they eat. Forage Box’s motto: Always Wild, Always Sustainable, Always Delicious is something they stand by and they want foraging to be recognised as a better way of sourcing our food. 90-minute hands-on cooking session plus meal. £25.00 per person (If £25.00 is a stretch, use promo code WIW25 for a free/reduced ticket.) All money raised will come to Waste into Wellbeing to continue the brilliant work we do.

Thu 30 Apr18:30The Eddington Kendal(0.3mi)

via The Eddington Kendal

Comedy

Susan Calman: Work In Progress

Susan Calman: Work In Progress at Brewery Arts Centre. That's all we've got, but sometimes a good title is all you need. Intrigued? Us too.

Fri 15 MayBrewery Arts Centre(0.3mi)

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Comedy

Tom Stade: Naughty By Nature

Spotted Tom Stade: Naughty By Nature on Brewery Arts Centre's listings. We do the finding, they do the hosting. Team effort, really.

Thu 21 MayBrewery Arts Centre(0.3mi)

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Fri 12 Jun11:20Kendal Museum(0.9mi)

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Comedy

Mark Watson: Before It Overtakes Us

Something's afoot at Brewery Arts Centre and it goes by the name of Mark Watson: Before It Overtakes Us. Their site has the particulars.

Thu 18 JunBrewery Arts Centre(0.3mi)

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