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Glue & Gossip

Glue and Gossip is a monthly collage club meetup in Worthing West Sussex. Start something new, bring a work in progress, or your sketchbook, scrapbook or junk journal. Switch off your phone and do something creative with your hands and some friendly faces.

Thu 23 JulThe Laughing Dog(14.1mi)

via The Laughing DogCurated

Community

Around £3

High Lodge Open Day

Make the most of discounted parking on Thursday 23 July. Join us for the High Lodge Open day and park for £3 all day. This is a great chance to find a new activity in the forest and what it takes to be part of the various Forestry England departments. Complete our scavenger hunt to be in with a chance to win some great prizes! On site at the Open Day Harvesting Simulator Fire and Police activities Laser tag Heritage and history of Thetford Forest Wildlife, Conservation and Civil Engineering teams Beat the range challenge Kid's bike course and demo bikes and lots more to come..... All our usual activities (High Lodge - Activities | Forestry England) will be OPEN and available but please note some will require booking in advance

Thu 23 Jul09:00Hopton Woods Mountain Bike Centre(14.2mi)

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The Very Hungry Caterpillar & Other Stories Film + Crafty Making Workshop

ComedyCommunityWorkshops & Classes

Around £3.50

The Very Hungry Caterpillar & Other Stories Film + Crafty Making Workshop

THE VERY HUNGRY CATERPILLAR AND OTHER STORIES THE VERY HUNGRY CATERPILLAR: Learn to count when The Very Hungry Caterpillar eats his way to a magical transformation. PAPA, PLEASE GET THE MOON FOR MEl: A little girl is fascinated by the changing face of the moon. THE VERY QUIET CRICKET: Learning to speak does not come easily for The Very Quiet Cricket. Will he ever learn? THE MIXED-UP CHAMELEON: When The Mixed Up Chameleon visits a zoo, the experience teaches him the meaning of being yourself. I SEE A SONG: Imagination is the magic carpet to a rainbow world of music in I See A Song. But can you really see a song? join us for a this wonderful selection of short animations then stay for a crafty making session with Liz and team at SpArC theatre All materials and ideas provided with plenty of freedom to be creative ! £3.50 per child or £6 for 2 children. Accompanying Adults FREE but please book a place so we know for seating and we would be grateful of a donation on the day if you want to make things too. All ages welcome. Under 8’s must be accompanied. 10.45 Arrive 10.50 Watch Animation on the big SpArC Cinema Screen 11.20 -12.45 – Making Workshop- – All materials provided This work shop is a collaboration with FLICKS IN THE STICKS The Very Hungry Caterpillar and Other Stories | Trailer

Thu 23 Jul11:45Sparc Theatre(13.7mi)

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ComedyCommunityFestivals & Events

Rescheduled Event: Bishops Castle Carnival 125yr Celebration

RESCHDULED EVENT NEW DATE Thursday 23 July 7.30pm Join us for a wonderful community evening of film, photos, and memories of the Carnival over its incredible 125 years. Lets celebrate this years carnival and all the years gone by together Cheese and Wine included in ticket price- All proceeds to Bishop’s Castle Carnival . All Welcome

Thu 23 Jul20:30Sparc Theatre(13.7mi)

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Community

Friday pizza night

Pizza nights at the arc! Friday night is pizza night at The Lost ARC café! At the end of the week we fire up our amazing wood-fired over to cook delicious and fresh pizza, so why not join us! Booking is recommended, especially if there’s a gig on! Call the café to book on . Book now!

Fri 24 Jul18:00The Lost ARC(12.1mi)

via The Lost ARC

Community

Around £12.50

Georgia Ruth

A rare opportunity to see Georgia Ruth on a solo tour with her harp, ahead of releasing her fifth album – Uncanny Valley – later this year. Performing songs from her back-catalogue (which includes Welsh Music Prize winning Week of Pines) along with some brand new material. Not to be missed! Georgia Ruth is a musician from Aberystwyth in west Wales. Using folk influences to create a truly unique sound, her debut album Week of Pines won the Welsh Music Prize in 2013 and was nominated for two BBC Radio 2 Folk Awards. Georgia collaborated with Manic Street Preachers before releasing her second album, Fossil Scale. In 2020, Georgia released her third album – Mai – through Bubblewrap Records. Following this, she released an accompanying EP Mai: 2, featuring remixes from the likes of Gwenno, plus an EP of brand new music, Kingfisher. Georgia’s fourth studio album – Cool Head – was released in 2024. A rare opportunity to see Georgia Ruth on a solo tour with her harp, ahead of releasing her fifth album – Uncanny Valley – later this year. Performing songs from her back-catalogue (which includes Welsh Music Prize winning Week of Pines) along with some brand new material. Not to be missed! Doors 7.30pm. £12.50 adv. This event will be SEATED.

Fri 24 Jul20:30The Lost ARC(12.1mi)

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Community

Lay-Led Service

Twice a month on the 2nd and 4th Sundays, 9.45am or 10am there is a lay-led services either at St George's Church or at Clun Methodist Church.

Sun 26 Jul09:45Clunton: St Mary(13.4mi)

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Festivals & Events

Landed Festival

This local festival, that has twice won Best Wales Festival with its mix of music and entertainment, will be taking place on 24th-27th July 2026.

Mon 27 JulCARAD Rhayader Museum and Gallery(11.7mi)

via CARAD Rhayader Museum and GalleryLocal gem

Community

Around £10

Natural Voice Singing

Natural Voice Singing at The Lost ARC. Every 2nd and 4th Monday of the month join with others in singing for pleasure at The Lost ARC, No experience necessary!We sing a variety of songs: world music and folk songs to uplift and inspire.We sing together to make community, letting the words and music, harmonies and shared sound do their magic.No auditions, all the music and words are learnt by ear. We have a variety of Natural Voice leaders: Clara Clay, Liz Ikamba, Liv Preye, Ben Webb. Every three months we do a DIY self lead session.Everyone is welcome! 2nd and 4th Mondays each month, 7 til 9pm. £10 per session or pay what you can afford.

Mon 27 Jul20:00The Lost ARC(12.1mi)

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Wellness & Wellbeing

Third Sector Stakeholder Event – North Powys Health & Wellbeing Hub

North Powys Community & Voluntary Sector organisations are invited to find out more about the proposed Health & Wellbeing Hub in Newtown. Hafan yr Afon, Newtown, SY16 2NH ...

Tue 28 Jul10:30Powys Association of Voluntary Organisations (PAVO)(11.5mi)

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Thu 30 Jul19:00Churchstoke Shopping Centre(13mi)

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Arts & Culture

Andy Crofts Exhibition

Musician, artist and photographer Andy Crofts was born in the city of São Paulo, Brazil and raised in Northampton England. In the 1960's his mother was a dancer at the Moulin Rouge Paris and also at London's Royal Palladium. She eventually ended up dancing in a famous circus in Brazil in which she met his father before moving back to England. Raised as an only child Andy was drawn into his own imagination developing his own world and outlet for his future art. Andy is now an established musician notably known for his band The Moons, who have 4 studio albums released, and also being long term bass player/musician for UK legend Paul Weller (The Jam/Style Council). In 2020 Andy published his first book of photography which was an up and close glimpse of life on the road with Paul Weller. As well as music and photography Andy has been painting and creating art his whole life fully immersed into the abstract and pop art world.

Fri 31 JulThe Laughing Dog(14.1mi)

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Arts & Culture

Shona M Macdonald & Sophie Harvey Exhibition

Sophie Harvey A textile artist from Worthing, Sophie creates work with natural fibres and fabric-based processes. Her practice explores textiles as part of the human experience, the materials we wear, live with and pass on, as a means of connection. The work moves between structured often quilted, material-led pieces and brighter appliquéd, often text-based compositions. Across both approaches, there is a focus on construction, clarity of form and the communicative potential of cloth. Shona M Macdonald A textile artist from Worthing, Sophie creates work with natural fibres and fabric-based processes. Her practice explores textiles as part of the human experience, the materials we wear, live with and pass on, as a means of connection. The work moves between structured often quilted, material-led pieces and brighter appliquéd, often text-based compositions. Across both approaches, there is a focus on construction, clarity of form and the communicative potential of cloth.

Fri 31 JulThe Laughing Dog(14.1mi)

via The Laughing DogCurated

Community

Friday pizza night

Fri 31 Jul18:00The Lost ARC(12.1mi)

via The Lost ARC

Residential Writing Course: Memoir/Place (Fiction and Non-fiction)

Workshops & Classes

Around £995

Residential Writing Course: Memoir/Place (Fiction and Non-fiction)

The stories we tell – be they fiction, journalistic non-fiction, memoir, or a hybrid form – all take place somewhere. A work may not be about a place, but a work is brought to life when the reader has a sense of place. This course will examine how to transform a landscape from something passive we might gaze at to something we have an active conversation with: something that speaks through us as writers, and speaks to our readers. Join acclaimed authors Jade Angeles Fitton and Tom Vowler to learn how they capture the essence of place in their work, and explore the overlooked places within us and without us when it comes to our own writing. How can a place act as a metaphor or personality a character or allegory in its own right? How do we evoke place, and ensure fair representation of the place and the people we are writing about? Your tutors will encourage you to develop your ideas, characters and environments through writing exercises, reflective practice and diverse readings, with The Hurst’s woodlands and gardens from which to take inspiration. Whether you are just embarking on or are midway through a project, and whether you are working in fiction, non-fiction or hybrid forms, this promises to be an immersive, inspiring week that will demonstrate how ‘place’ is the bedrock of our experience, and how we can translate that to the page.

Sat 1 AugThe Hurst Writing House - Arvon Foundation(12.2mi)

via The Hurst Writing House - Arvon FoundationLocal gem

Community

Service of the Word

Sun 2 Aug11:15Clunton: St Mary(13.4mi)

via Clunton: St MaryLocal gem

Community

Book & Pudding Club

Brighton Book and Pudding Club Laughing Dog Brighton, The Waterfront, Brighton FIRST MONDAY of the month 7.30pm till 9pm Hosted By Lisa Everyone is welcome to join our in person book and pudding club meeting on the FIRST MONDAY of every month. Combining a love of books with the enjoyment of sampling delicious puddings - whilst spending time with book loving friends. Your monthly membership fee includes: a pudding, a hot or soft drink of your choice, your space at the fully facilitated book club , access to the online FACEBOOK MEMBERS PLATFORM, discounts and early access to Book Taster products, the chance to win books and much more! Please note: You must source the monthly book choice yourself . You can buy the book, borrow from the library, purchase on a kindle, listen via audible or even share a copy with your fellow book club members. We endeavour to avoid harback books where possible to be mindful of costs. Membership Rules: By signing up to this club you are agreeing to the book club code of conduct (see section) which in essence is to show respect, tolerance and kindness to all members and the wider community. Due to the nature of this club, you must give at least 4 days notice if you are unable to attend and would like to roll over your membership to the following month. We will allow one month roll overs, any subsequent will need to be paid for. Membership is non-refundable.

Mon 3 AugThe Laughing Dog(14.1mi)

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Powys, Wales

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