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Beginners Macrame

Join our fabulous macrame class for beginners with our lovely teacher, Trudy and enjoy a relaxed, friendly atmosphere where you’ll feel supported every step of the way. With a small group and great tuition, there’s always someone on hand to help when you need a bit of guidance. All materials are provided and you’ll create your own keyring and small wall hanging to take home, something you’ll feel really proud of. It’s a fun and therapeutic session, perfect for anyone who fancies trying something a little bit different while enjoying a calm, creative evening.

Thu 23 JulThe Stitching Lady(6.9mi)

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Live MusicTalks & Lectures

PRE-CONCERT TALK I: Katy Hamilton

Ahead of pianist Zee Zee’s recital (Event 46), the writer and broadcaster traces the extraordinary emotional range of Schubert’s piano sonatas and the enduring influence they exerted on later composers, including Liszt.

Thu 23 Jul11:00Ryedale Festival(9.2mi)

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Crossgates Art Club

Crossgates Community Centre is putting on Crossgates Art Club and we're making sure you know about it. Job done. Details on their site.

Thu 23 Jul11:15Crossgates Community Centre(5.4mi)

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Crafts with a View

Join our workshop leader Laura as we try a variety of free crafting activities. This is a relaxed and social session for adults but accompanied children over the age of 12 are also welcome to join in, all skill levels welcome. All materials supplied. No need to book just drop. The session runs from 11am – 1pm.

Thu 23 Jul12:00Beeforth’s Hive(7.1mi)

via Beeforth’s Hive

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Around £18

Schubert Day I: Zee Zee

Schubert Piano sonata in A major, D.664 Schubert-Liszt Der Müller und der Bach & Liebesbotschaft Schubert Piano sonata in C minor, D.958

Thu 23 Jul12:00Ryedale Festival(9.2mi)

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Live MusicTalks & Lectures

PRE-CONCERT TALK II: Katy Hamilton

Ahead of soprano Erika Baikoff’s recital with pianist Christopher Glynn (Event 48), Katy Hamilton turns to Schubert the songwriter, exploring how an instinct for poetry, drama and character made him one of the most radical voices in the history of song. She also shines a light on lesser-known songs such as the haunting and rarely heard Viola .

Thu 23 Jul15:00Ryedale Festival(9.2mi)

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Around £18

Schubert Day Ii: Erika Baikoff

Erika Baikoff, a star of New York’s Metropolitan Opera Programme, joins Christopher Glynn for a recital that embraces both familiar Schubert and the rarely heard.

Thu 23 Jul16:00Ryedale Festival(9.2mi)

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Monthly

4th Thursday of each month. 18.00 - 21.00

Thu 23 Jul19:00Memorial Hall(9.3mi)

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Around £20

Schubert Day Iii: The Erlkings

The Erlkings approach Schubert's songs with humour, energy and affection, drawing on folk traditions and fresh English translation.

Thu 23 Jul20:00Ryedale Festival(9.2mi)

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Around £25

Schubert Day Iv: String Quintet

Schubert Day closes with one of the greatest works in all chamber music, heard by candlelight as the evening draws in.

Thu 23 Jul22:30Ryedale Festival(9.2mi)

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Unity Café

Unity Café is focused on being a safe space for people thatperhaps are alone, want some company and support etc. But also somewhere to smile, laugh and enjoy a good coffee with friends. Will be led by Sheila and Alisonwho have both completed mental health first aid training along withsafeguarding etc etc. Sheila has a wealth of experience supporting peopleand that is the key focus of this open café. The Café itself has no religious focus, but we always offer theopportunity for people to light a candle to remember a loved one or to celebrate a joy in life. (they are atthe front of the Church). We look forward to seeing you soon. For more information, please contact or call (Option 1)

Fri 24 JulScarborough Unitarian Church(6.9mi)

via Scarborough Unitarian ChurchCurated

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IT Buddy

Peter our IT Buddy can give free help and advice with your IT problems, including obtaining and renewing a Blue Badge, Buss Pass or driving licence, how to use social media and email and look up a wide variety of topics on the internet. Bring your mobile phone or tablet (iPad) along for help but you must ring to make an appointment between 10am and 3pm. Graham, our other IT Buddy, can give similar help on alternate Wednesday afternoons.

Fri 24 Jul11:00Newby Library(6.6mi)

via Newby Library

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Friday Art Group

There’s a Friday Art Group from 10.15 – 11.45am which is free to join. Bring your own materials and enjoy being with other like-minded people.

Fri 24 Jul11:15Newby Library(6.6mi)

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FALL OF THE LEAF: Laura van der Heijden

| Please note there are now two performances of this programme: 11am St Mary’s Church, Lastingham – SOLD OUT 2pm Christ Church, Appleton-le-Moors – additional concert, tickets now available at the Book Now link. Laura van der Heijden cello JS Bach Suite for cello no.2 in D minor Coleridge-Taylor Perkinson Lamentations Imogen Holst Fall of the Leaf JS Bach Suite for cello no.3 in C major A programme of change and renewal, from the poise of Bach to Imogen Holst’s Fall of the Leaf, performed by one of today’s most exciting cellists. ‘A superstar cellist comes out of the shadows’ The Times Venue details: 11am St Mary’s Church, Anserdale Lane, Lastingham YO62 6TL 2pm Christ Church, Main Street, Appleton-le-Moors YO62 6TF

Fri 24 Jul12:00Ryedale Festival(9.2mi)

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Children & Family

Busy Bees - Roald Dahl Inspired Family Fun

We are “Going All In” for the National Year of Reading. All of this summers Busy Bee’s sessions will take inspiration from the books and stories we love and that have a link to the history, heritage and nature of the gardens. For our first summer event we are exploring the magical world of Roald Dahl, delve into his incredible stories through fun crafts and activities. This is a free drop in session, no need to book. All children must be accompanied by an adult.

Fri 24 Jul14:00Esplanade Rose Garden(7.1mi)

via Esplanade Rose Garden

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Scrabble Club

The Scrabble Club meets on Friday afternoons from 1.30 – 3.30pm. It’s a friendly group of average abilities who just like to play Scrabble. All welcome!

Fri 24 Jul14:30Newby Library(6.6mi)

via Newby Library

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The Salt Road

| Horatio Clare reader In Echo Gawain Glenton cornetto/director Bojan Cicic violin Rachel Byrt viola Emily White sackbut Bill Hunt violone Silas Wollston organ Heinrich Isaac Innsbruck ich muss dich lassen Johann Walter Mit fried und freud ich fahr dahin JS Bach An Wasserflüssen Babylon / Chorale: Mit Fried und Freud ich fahr dahin / Canzona Heinrich Schütz Ich fahr dahin zu Jesu Christ William Brade Der Satyrn Tanz / Pilligrienen tanz Silas Wollston White Gold WORLD PREMIERE Nathanael Schnittelbach Sonata Thomas Stoltzer In Gottes namen fahren wir Heinrich Isaac In Gottes Namen fahren wir Buxtehude Ciacona in E minor JS Bach Wir glauben all’ an einen Gott Johann Gottfried Walther O Welt, ich muß dich lassen The ancient Salt Road between Lüneburg and Lübeck was both a vital trading route for ‘white gold’ and the path Bach took on his 400-mile pilgrimage to hear Buxtehude, a composer he revered. Horatio Clare shares reflections on walking in his footsteps, alongside music by Bach, Buxtehude and others, including a world premiere by Silas Wollston, brought to life by the distinctive colours of cornetto, sackbut, strings and organ. ‘cornettist Glenton, keyboardist Silas Wollston and violinist Bojan Cicic pull material out of nowhere, like magicians … a fascinating journey’ BBC Music Magazine This project is supported by a grant from Continuo Foundation.

Fri 24 Jul16:00Ryedale Festival(9.2mi)

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