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10 picks around Winscombe and Sandford, from 5 local venues. The map pin is doing actual work here.
We check the usual frankly silly number of local websites, then look for events that feel rainy-day friendly: cinemas, theatres, talks, workshops, galleries, concerts, cosy venues, and anything less likely to involve standing in a muddy field making brave weather noises.
1Our main Sunday service is at 10.30am – at St John’s there is joyful music, traditional hymns, incense, a procession, and a stimulating sermon. It lasts about an hour and is followed by refreshments, and occasionally, by lunch. You are welcome in good times, tough times, festivals or any time at all.
2Venue: Claverham Quaker Meeting House, Meeting House Lane, Claverham, Bristol, BS49 4PB
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4Free! (worth double-checking)11am-1pm Somewhere House Somerset offers “coffee and chat” sessions on the last Saturday of the month (except December). Free to attend, you are welcome to give a donation towards refreshments. A safe, warm space to socialise and meet members of the counselling and volunteer team..
5Somwehere House Coffee & Chat Sessions Are you experiencing difficulty in your day to day life?We can support with a wide range of issues.Come and join us FREE for coffee, cake and a chat. The Baptist Church, College Street, Burnham-on-Sea, TA8 1AR We meet on the last Saturday of every month 11am-1pm More details at: https://www.burnham-on-sea.com/business-guide/somewhere-house-somerset/
66pm Encounter Worship. Come and join us on the last Sunday of each month for a lively gathering of contemporary worship, prayer and praise. Everyone welcome
71030-12 noon All welcome, come and enjoy a cup of coffee and a friendly chat
810am. Only £25 per Month. Family Classes. 3 years and above. – Allwelcome
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10Free! (worth double-checking)Across the weekend of the 25th & 26th of July Bowlore will be performing two shows per day - one archery, one weapons (both approximately 45 mins+) showing the use of a range of arrowheads and edged hand/pole weapons from the whole medieval period, including choreographed combat and sharp-sword cutting demonstrations. The shows will be fully commentated and include plenty of history, humour and audience participation elements. Show Times: 12 noon & 3pm both days Between shows there will be have-a-go archery and sword-school (suitable for all ages, for a small fee) plus a hands-on display of weapons and armour, talks and Q&A, set within their medieval tented encampment. This event is included with the cost of admission and Glastonbury Abbey members can enjoy it free of charge (additional charges apply for have a go activities). Save on the cost of admission by ordering in advance online. Buy Admission
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