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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.
1Join us for a morning of messy fun. The session is FREE but please reserve your places so we know how many to cater for. All children must be accompanied by an adult. If child could please bring along a refillable water bottle that would be a great help. Link to book places https://tickets.myiknowchurch.co.uk/gb/NTEzMC0xNQ/t
2We share communion together with all our church family. We have modern worship songs, an activity, Bible readings, a short talk and then Communion. We remember that we are all part of God's family by worshipping and eating together.
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3Yoga classes Saturday 10-11am All held in our Upper room of the Parish Centre
4Free! (worth double-checking)Join our Ebru for Beginners Workshop (Turkish Marbling) class at Cornerstone Arts Didcot! Credit to Melek Ali Oglou for the images. Minimum age: suitable for children, but all children must be accompanied by an adult at all times Free to attend, but booking encouraged as spaces are limited Ebru, or Marbling Art, is a traditional Turkish art form that involves creating colourful patterns on water, which are then transferred onto paper. These patterns often include flowers, lattice designs, and symbolic motifs such as crescents and moons. Join this interactive workshop to create your own beautiful, marbled patterns using this traditional technique. Once dry, you can take your artwork home.
5Free! (worth double-checking)Join our African Drumming Workshop class at Cornerstone Arts Didcot! Join Kato from Oxford Drum School for a fun, hands-on African drumming workshop. Learn traditional rhythms, develop your musical skills and experience the joy of making music together. Suitable for a range of ages and abilities, these energetic sessions are free to attend, but advance booking is essential. The workshops are free, but reservations are necessary as spaces are limited. Parents/carers must stay with children throughout. Session 1: 10.10am–10.55am (School Years 1–3) Session 2: 11.15am–12pm (School Years 1–3) Session 3: 12.45pm–1.45pm (School Years 4–6) Session 4: 2pm–3pm (School Years 7+)
6From tiny twirls to show-stopping moves, our “Through the Decades” dance spectacular takes you on a joyful journey through the music and magic of the years! Featuring our amazing dancers aged just 2.5 to 14, this unforgettable show celebrates iconic songs, energetic routines, and the confidence, creativity, and passion of every child on stage
7Through The Decades Sun 12 July 1pm & 5pm From tiny twirls to show-stopping moves, our “Through the Decades” dance spectacular takes you on a joyful journey through the music and magic of the years! Featuring our amazing dancers aged just 2.5 to 14, this unforgettable show celebrates iconic songs, energetic routines, and the confidence, creativity, and passion of every child on stage Tickets | View Poster BOOK HERE
8Once again we welcome Renaissance Voices to All Saints on Saturday 12 July at 6:30pm for their 25th Anniversary Concert performing Gloria, Directed by Paul Leddington Wright, (former Director of music for the BBC programme "Songs of Praise" and Director of Music at Coventry Cathedral). The ticket also includes a light supper after the concert.
9Once again we welcome Renaissance Voices to All Saints on Saturday 12 July at 6:30pm for their 25th Anniversary Concert performing Gloria, Directed by Paul Leddington Wright, (former Director of music for the BBC programme "Songs of Praise" and Director of Music at Coventry Cathedral). The ticket also includes a light supper after the concert.
10Once again we welcome Renaissance Voices to All Saints on Saturday 12 July at 6:30pm for their 25th Anniversary Concert performing Gloria, Directed by Paul Leddington Wright, (former Director of music for the BBC programme "Songs of Praise" and Director of Music at Coventry Cathedral). The ticket also includes a light supper after the concert.
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