Celebrate
WAVENEY & BLYTH
waveney & blyth arts
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100 unique artists’ postcards for sale by auction onWednesday 15 AugustIvy House Country Hotel,Oulton Broad NR33 8HY
In aid of Suffolk Wildlife Trust’s Carlton Marshes AppealTickets £10 includes glass of wine, food, a brochure and bidding paddle.Postcards can be viewed online from 15th June, and for real at Ferini Art Gallery from 20 July-12 August.
Pakefield Postcard Auction:www.pakefieldpostcardauction.co.ukFerini Art Gallery:www.feriniartgallery.co.uk
2019 Auction in aid of theWaveney & Blyth Arts’ Bugs
& Blossoms Project
HOW TO BOOK1. Decide which events you would like to take part in2. Email your choices, or any queries, to [email protected]
or call 07415 168806 and leave a message and contact details.3. Once your places have been confirmed you will be asked to pay, either by sending a cheque or paying online via your own account.NB Children and young people under 18 have free access to all our events, but
please book their places so that we can keep track of numbers. They will need to be
accompanied by a responsible adult.
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Welcome to another exciting programme of events that shine a light on the unique character and creativity of the Norfolk/Suffolk border.
What's on offer?Rivers and the creatures, plants and people that live in and around them is a theme that runs through this programme. To kick off, Ferini Art Gallery in Pakefield has an exhibition inspired by River Dwellers (page 12).Our annual poetry competition (page 13) is also on this theme, and to help get the creative juices flowing there is a creative writing workshop(page 9) in the Ferini Gallery. The competition winners will be announced at a waterside Arts
& Eats event at the Waveney River Centre (page 10).
Mark Cocker, naturalist, prize-winning author and inspiring speaker will give his own take on rivers (page 10) and there is a fascinating walk and writing workshop on pre-Christian beliefs about the spiritual significance of water (page 6).There are many more events that celebrate this area where the Northfolk and Southfolk meet and intermingle, including the annual Sculpture
Trail at Raveningham Centre. So be inspired, get active and join the fun.We are delighted to be working closely with
Deaf Connexions, Southwold Arts Festival, the Broads Authority, Raveningham Centre, Ferini
Art Gallery, Inspired by Becker Art Society,
Suffolk Poetry Society and the Water, Mills and Marshes Landscape Partnership. Thanks,
too, to our advertisers.
What is Waveney & Blyth Arts?Waveney & Blyth Arts is a dynamic voluntary group that connects creative people and places in the Waveney and Blyth river valleys along the Norfolk/Suffolk border. Our activities use exciting and varied arts practice to celebrate the natural and built environment, and build deep connections between people and places.
Ferini Postcard Auction 2019Each year Ferini Art Gallery runs an Artists’ Postcard Auction in aid of a local good cause (see opposite). We are thrilled that Waveney & Blyth Arts has been chosen to be the recipient in 2019. The proceeds will support a new project entitled Bugs and Blossom which will form part of next year’s Orchards theme.
No charge for under 18s but please book. Look out for the green Family Friendly symbol.
Family-FriendlyEVENT
Why not join?If you like what you see here why not become a member?
All our activities are open to everyone, but you can save money on events by joining – at the same time supporting the organisation and being part of an active arts community. Weekly newsletters deliver the latest arts news from the area, and you can promote your own creative activities too.
Go to www.waveneyandblytharts.com and click on JOIN US. It costs £15 for an individual or £20 for an organisation for a year’s membership(January to December).
Waveney Valley Sculpture TrailThis three-acre site of lawns, woodland and orchards around a Tudor
farmhouse provides a magical setting for the work of
over 30 sculptors. Their work responds to the
intriguing outdoor spaces and is curated by artist and print-maker, Sarah Cannell.A pop-up
gallery in the farmhouse
shows prints, paintings, textiles
and fragile pieces.
Ravenous CaféThe café will be open every day for light lunches, drinks, cakes, and home-made refreshments. It will feature an exhibition of paintings, prints, textiles and 3D work by the Harleston & Waveney Art Trail
Collective (see page 12).
Curator’s Guided WalkGain a greater insight into the works on display and the artists who have contributed with curator Sarah Cannell.
BSL Curator's Guided WalkAs above for British Sign Language speakers with BSL interpreter. In conjunction with Deaf Connexions
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2110am-12pm
AUG
THUR
231pm-3pm
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Waveney Valley Sculpture Trail
See page 2 and email [email protected] All workshops - materials and tools provided. Tea/coffee/biscuits provided, bring own packed lunch or buy from the cafe
FRI
17Openeveryday
AUGSUN
16
SEPT
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ENTRY
£5£4 W&BA members.Under 18s
free. Pay on entry only
VENUE
The Raveningham Centre, Beccles Road, Raveningham, Norfolk
NR14 6NU
FAMILY FRIENDLY
FREE drawing materials and resources available to keep younger visitors interested
PARKING
Plentiful freeparking and
designated disabled parking
SITE & FACILITIES
Wheelchair accessiblewith nappy
changing facilities
Family-FriendlyEVENT
10am -5pm
COST OF GUIDED WALKS
£10£8 W&BA members.
Includes entry to Sculpture Trail
TO BOOK
email [email protected]
@ Raveningham
Art & Movement Workshop - Exploring the Trail through Line & MovementJoin artist MaryAnne Woolf and dance practitioner Mel Horwood to explore the relationship between the process of drawing and dancing, using structured tasks to observe and respond to the site. No experience of drawing or dance necessary, 14 years+. If conditions too wet it will be on Thursday 23 August.
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2110am-3pm
AUG
All workshops - materials and tools provided. Tea/coffee/biscuits provided, bring own packed lunch or buy from the cafe
Sculpture Trail - Activities on site
COST
£15 (£12 W&BA members) Includes entry to Sculpture TrailTO BOOK
See Page 2 and email [email protected]
Family Workshop with Jacqui Jones - Healthy Oceans, Healthy PlanetCome and make origami paper boats with environmental artist Jacqui Jones whose work is concerned with the health of theoceans and the impact of our actions on them. 6 years+.
WED
2910.30am-12.30pm
AUG
COST
£15 per family group (up to 5 people)TO BOOK
email [email protected]
Drawing Workshop with Sarah Cannell - Sculpture Trail SketchbookExplore and draw the sculpture trail in a concertina sketchbook. Experiment with expressive mark making and using bold colour to start a sketchbook which can be added during other visits to exhibitions.
FRI
710am-4pm
COST
£50 (£45 W&BA Members) Includes entry to Sculpture TrailTO BOOK
email [email protected]
Visual Arts Workshop with Kally Davidson - Spinning Waveney’s ColoursBring your own spinning wheel or use hand spindles to create a length of yarn that depicts the colours and textures of the Raveningham landscape. Kally from Woollenwood will show how to use fibres, art yarn techniques and local plants, barks, and cones to dye fleece. Intermediate level, 16 years+.
SUN
210am-3pm
SEPT
COST
£50 (£45 W&BA Members) Includes entry to Sculpture TrailTO BOOK
email [email protected]
Visual Arts Workshop with Kally Davidson - Waveney Life CirclesJoin Kally from Woollenwood to learn 3D crochet techniques with wire and multi yarns, and make a freeform crochet mandala using various colourways to take home with you. Intermediate level, some experience of crochet required. 16 years+
SUN
910am-3pm
SEPT
COST
£50 (£45 W&BA Members) Includes entry to Sculpture TrailTO BOOK
email [email protected]
SEPT
Family-FriendlyEVENT
Burgh Castle - Walk & Charcoal SketchingA short circular walk which combines an introduction to the biodiversity of
the area from Broads Authority ecologist, Erica Murray;
and an introduction to the Roman
site by Norfolk Archaeological Trust volunteers. Charcoal sketching of the
ruined fort will be led by local artist
Genevieve Rudd. All materials supplied. Joint
walk with the Water, Mills and Marshes Landscape Partnership Scheme, and part of the Broads Outdoor Festival.
Covehithe - Shifting Sands & Fine Finds
A leisurely walk at low tide along the ‘wild’ coast at Covehithe with local beachcomber Simon Raven.
Learn to see natural and man-made detritus in a creative light. Simon will bring examples of past finds including fossilised bark and amber.
We’ll share our discoveries and possibly leave something creative for others to find. ‘Creative Beachcombing’ crib-sheet provided.
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Bungay - Water& WorshipWriter and historian Chris Reeve leads a walk around the centre of Bungay looking at sites associated with prehistoric pagan worship
and belief, including the Waveney River, Borough Well and Druid Stone. Followed by creative writing workshop led by poet Beth Soule, looking at
ancient
artefacts and exploring the themes of the walk through writing, annotated sketches and poetry.
COST
£6£5 W&BA members
DISTANCE
1 MILEwith lotsof stops
REFRESHMENTS
Available from The Queens Head pub,High Road,
Burgh Castle
MEET AT
English Heritage Car Park (free),Butt Lane,
Burgh Castle,NR31 9QF
COST
£6£5
W&BA members
DISTANCE
2miles
REFRESHMENTS
Bring packed lunch, and
a bag for your finds!
MEET AT
St Andrew’s Church,
CovehitheNR34 7JJ
COST
£12£10
W&BA/SPS
members
DISTANCE
1½miles
REFRESHMENTS
Teas and coffees included. Please bring your own
picnic lunch
MEET AT
St Mary’s Church porch,
BungayNR35 1AX
FRI
1110.30am-12.30pm
MAYMON
3011am-
12.30pm(walk),
1.30-4pm(writing
workshop)
JULYWED
812pm-3.30pm
AUG
WALKS
See page 2 and email [email protected]
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Family-Friendly
Corton - Shifting Sands & Fine FindsAnother leisurely walk at low tide with local beachcomber Simon Raven, this
time along North Denes Beach, Lowestoft.
Learn to see
natural and man-made detritus in a creative light. Simon will bring examples
of past finds including
fossilised bark and amber. We’ll
share our discoveries and possibly leave something creative for others to find. ‘Creative Beachcombing’ crib-sheet provided.
Blyth Walk - Where Otters Dwell Shy, elusive otters dwell along our rivers and estuaries but are rarely seen. Join citizen scientist and artist
Meg Amsden, otter surveyor for this section of the River Blyth, on a sea-wall walk where tell-tale spraint and footprints may be found. Hear from botanist Graham Peck about what grows alongside the estuary, and listen to otter poems and stories read by Melinda Appleby.
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Harleston Town Walk & ArtHarleston is a small market town with many historic buildings and a surprising number of arts connections.
This walk around the town centre will include visits to the Millhouse Pottery, Harleston GoGoHare, PARADISE and a number of artists’ studios, providing a chance to hear about their
approach and techniques. Led by Nicky Stainton, a member of the Harleston & Waveney Art Trail Collective.
COST
£6£5 W&BA members
DISTANCE
2miles
PICNIC LUNCH
Please bring your own and a bag for your
finds!
MEET AT
Gunton Warren,
Links Road, Lowestoft NR32 4PQ
COST
£6£5
W&BAmembers
DISTANCE
3 mileswith lotsof stops
MEET AT
Suffolk Wildlife Trust’s Hen Reedbeds Reserve car park, off A1095 Halesworth Road,
SouthwoldIP18 6SH
COST
£4
DISTANCE
1mile
REFRESHMENTS
Tea & cake at The Swan at
the end of the walk – optional extra for £2.50
MEET AT
The Swan Hotel,
Thoroughfare, HarlestonIP20 9AS
WED
2212pm-3.30pm
AUGSAT
252pm-4pm
AUGSUN
210.30am-12.30pm
SEPT
WALKS
See page 2 and email [email protected]
Family-FriendlyEVENT
Ringsfield Walk & Sun Pictures Meet at Ringsfield Church, where a memorial sculpture commemorates a French princess. Then follow tracks
through farmed countryside to reach Ringsfield Eco Activity Centre, where a meandering Earth Walk will re-awaken the senses and connect us to the natural world. Make a lovely cyanotype (sun picture) using light sensitive paper, and end with foraged teas and delicious homemade cake
around an outdoor fire. Involves leaving
paths and active participation.
Walberswick - Architecture & Understanding Constable
An event of two halves, starting with a stroll around Walberswick to learn about architect Frank Jennings and his Arts & Craft style houses in this pretty village. Then, in the Flint Barn, Dr Roger Simpson will give an illustrated presentation on the life and paintings of John Constable, explaining the historic context of his life and how it influenced his work.Accessible to wheelchairs but narrow streets with no pavements for part of the walk.
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Walberswick - Watery Worlds Sketchbook Walk
Sketchbooks in hand we will walk through the fantastic habitats of Walberswick Nature Reserve. Starting at the boardwalk and moving through woodland and into the reed beds this walk, led by artist Kasia Posen, will give you the opportunity to be absorbed into the mysterious worlds under upturned trees and through the curious corridors of the reed beds. All drawing materials will be provided – just bring a keen eye and your imagination.
COST
£6£5 W&BA members
DISTANCE
2½miles
REFRESHMENTS
Tea and cake included
MEET AT
Ringsfield Church car park opp church
NR34 8JZ
COST
£9£8
W&BA members
DISTANCE
1½miles
REFRESHMENTS
Tea and cakeat pub,
not includedin price
MEET AT
Anchor Pub, Walberswick
IP18 6UA
COST
£6£5 W&BA members
DISTANCE
4 miles
REFRESHMENTS
Bring your own lunch and
drinks
MEET AT
Hinton Five Cross Ways
Car Park (B1125)
IP19 9FN
SAT
82pm-5pm
SEPTTHUR
1310am-2pm
SEPTSUN
162pm-
4.30pm
SEPT
WALKS
See page 2 and email [email protected] See page 2 and email [email protected]
Family-FriendlyEVENT
River Dwellers: Poetry WorkshopAmidst the striking images of the River Dwellers exhibition poet Beth Soule will lead a creative writing
workshop open to everybody. The people, creatures and plants living in and around our rivers, and the myths and ancient beliefs associated with waterways, will provide a source of inspiration for writing poetry.
Visiting the Archive: Exploratory Workshop This workshop, led by visual artist
Russell Moreton, will be the start of an enquiry into the archives of W&BA’s
initiatives, particularly the conceptual web of 70+ walk routes that criss-cross the W&BA landscape. Russell invites artists to join in a process of documentation, drawing and research through fine art practice that could lead to the mutual exchange of ideas, experimentation with new forms or materials of expression,
and an exhibition in 2019.
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From This Tree: Poetry WorkshopIn the wooded setting of the
Sculpture Trail explore the fascinating lives of trees, the stories and legends surrounding them and the trail itself. Using the art works, writing prompts and exercises as
resources, we will celebrate the vital role of trees in our history, landscape, lives, beliefs and even our survival. And we will create a Poet Tree in the process.
COST
£15£12
W&BA/SPS
members
ACCESS
Sorry, the Gallery is not
suitable for wheelchair
access
REFRESHMENTS
Teas and coffees included but please bring own packed
lunch
VENUE
Ferini Art Gallery, 27
All Saints’ Rd, Pakefield, LowestoftNR33 0JL
COST
£15£12 W&BA/SPS
members.Includes entry to
Sculpture Trail
COST
£10£8 W&BA members
REFRESHMENTS
Tea and coffee included. Buy
lunch from the Ravenous Café or bring a packed lunch
REFRESHMENTS
Tea and coffee included
VENUE
Waveney Valley Sculpture Trail, Raveningham
Centre NR14 6NU
VENUE
Studio,Swan Lane, HarlestonIP20 9AN
THUR
510am-
3.30pm
JULYWED
2210am-4pm
AUG
WORKSHOPS
See page 2 and email [email protected]
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SAT
110am-1pm
SEPT
A Passion for Rivers - Mark Cocker & Halesworth Community Choir
Mark Cocker – naturalist, broadcaster, prize-winning author and inspiring speaker – shares his passion for rivers and their wild inhabitants. Otters, water voles and kingfishers, herons and water-dwelling spiders may all make an appearance. Complemented by extracts from
Translated by Reeds, an evocative song cycle commissioned by
Waveney & Blyth Arts in 2012 from composer Karen Wimhurst and poet Joanna Guthrie, performed by Halesworth Community Choir. Part of Southwold Arts Festival.
Arts & Eats - Crossing the River Enjoy a light lunch and riverside gathering where Dr Jos Smith, our River Dwellers Poetry Competition
judge, will talk about the judging process and his reflections on river poetry. We will hear the three shortlisted poems and the winner will be announced. After lunch explore the delightful setting, visit nearby St Mary’s church with its ziggurat tower or just sit and watch the ducks.
Optional boat trip – limited places on the specially-
adapted Waveney Stardust boat from Beccles and back. Particularly suitable for wheelchair users and those with access needs.
Departs Beccles 10am; returns by
4.30pm.Cost £15 per person.
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Arts & Eats Harleston
Come for a sociable
light lunch at The Swan Hotel and hear the stories behind the Harleston Hare, the Swift Bar and the making of PARADISE. Following lunch there will be a visit to the workshop studio of artist and teacher Russell Moreton who will demonstrate the potential of cyanotype, a historic photographic printing process, and reflect on both its historical usage and its reappearance in contemporary art.
COST
£7.50
COST
£12£10
W&BA members
VENUE
Southwold Arts Centre, St Edmund’s Hall, Cumberland Road, Southwold IP18 6JP
VENUE
Waveney Inn, Waveney River Centre, Burgh St Peter, Norfolk NR34 0BT
www.waveneyinn.co.uk
COST
£12£10
W&BA members
VENUE
The Swift Bar, Swan Hotel,Thoroughfare, Harleston IP20 9??
TO BOOK
visit www.southwoldartsfestival.co.uk,by email to [email protected]
or call 01502 722 572
SAT
3011am-12pm
JUNETHUR
2812.30am-2.30pm
JUNETHUR
2012.30am-2.30pm
SEPT
TALKS
BOOKING email [email protected]
Next Thrilling Thursday talk Spiderwoman!
Thursday 6 Decemberat The Cut
ORCHARDS! Electrically entertaining and hugely knowledgeable UEA landscape historian Professor Tom Williamson is the star speaker. He will talk about 'Orchards East' a Heritage Lottery funded
initiative to restore and record the region’s traditional orchards and plant new ones.
Tom is joined by a speaker from St James Village Orchard near Bungay, talking about creating a community orchard. Photographers from Bungay
Camera Club and visually impaired photographers from
EffstopEyes will show fabulous photographs they have taken of the village orchard throughout the seasons.And that’s not all: singers from Halesworth Community Choir will give voice to fruity songs which will be simultaneously
BSL signed by members of Lowestoft Signing Choir.To cap it all there will be tastings of St James Village Orchard apple juice and an optional £5 lunch in The Cut’s comfy café.
ACCESS TO THE CUTThe Cut has a wheelchair accessible WC, a lift to its Café,
and a long, sloped ramp with hand rail to its auditorium for ease of access for wheelchair users and people with mobility difficulties.
The talks will be interpreted for British Sign Language speakers,
and will be live Audio-Described for visually impaired people.
Also, Waveney & Blyth Arts has trained sighted guides available to meet visually impaired people at the front door and be at their beck and call throughout their visit!
A step-by-step touch description from the entrance to the auditorium is available as a Word document.
Parking: There are three spaces available. Call 0300 3033211 to reserve one.
For further access information call the Box Office or 01379 855235.
THUR
410.30am-
1pm
OCT
11BOOKING The Cut Box Office 0300 3033 211 Tuesday - Saturday 11am - 2pm or via online booking at www.newcut.org
10 market place, halesworth ip198ba 01986948306visit www.boardinghousehalesworth.com
for more information & updates
OPENWednesday - Saturday
10:00am-3:00pm & 6:00pm-9:30pm
Happy Hour Tue-Fri 6-7pm
Sunday
Brunch 10am-2pm Lunch 12pm-2pm
Closed Mondays & Tuesdays
BOOK NOW
Modern British restaurant supporting local producers, farmers, artists & businesses.
Brunch, lunch, dinner & cocktails.
Please enquire about our Supper Clubs,Afternoon Tea, Sunday Lunch & bespoke functions.
COST
£12£10
W&BA members
VENUE
The Cut, New Cut,
HalesworthIP19 8BY
River Dwellers Waveney & Blyth Arts is very pleased to link with the Ferini Art Gallery to present an exhibition of paintings, prints and sculptures on the
theme of River Dwellers. The artists,
all members of W&BA, include Fern Spring,Kate Batchelor, Ruth Wharrier, Margaret Parsons, Claire Dowson and Mark Baker amongst others. www.feriniartgallery.co.uk
Harleston & Waveney Art Trail Collective
To complement the Sculpture Trail, artists from Harleston & Waveney Art Trail Collective exhibit new paintings, textiles, prints and 3D work inspired by the light, colour and forms of the Waveney valley. The artists live and work around Harleston and Bungay. All work on display will be for sale, as well as cards, prints and unframed items.
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Inspired By Becker ExhibitionIn its 6th year, the
Inspired by Becker Art Society (IBBAS) continues to celebrate Blyth Valley’s connection to Harry Becker, an inspiring artist who lived in Wenhaston and powerfully documented rural life in the early 20th century. Leading East Anglian artists respond to the power and immediacy of Becker’s work in their own style to create exciting contemporary fine art connected to the area. The annual Paint Out Competition runs on August 4th.See www.ibbas.co.uk for details.
ENTRY
FREE
ENTRY
FREE
VENUE
Ferini Art Gallery, 27 -29 All Saints’ Road, Pakefield, Lowestoft NR33 0JL
VENUE
The Ravenous CaféRaveningham Centre, Beccles Road,
Raveningham, Norfolk NR14 6NU
EXHIBITIONS
BOOKING email [email protected]
FRI
22
JUNESUN
22
JULY
ENTRY
FREE
REFRESHMENTS
Tea, coffee & home-made
cakes available
VENUE
St Peter’s Church, Wenhaston
IP19 9EG
FRI
3
AUGSUN
5
AUGFRI
17
AUGSUN
16
SEPT
11am-4pm Open Fridays,
Saturdays & Sundays only
TO TO
Open every day10am-5pm
Open Friday & Saturday10am-5pm, Sunday 10am-4pm
TO
FollyStudio
Bed & Breakfastwith a difference
Home and studio of Ann Woolston, artist and interior
designer, with open plan gardens and wonderful views
over the Waveney Valley. Fascinating artefacts and very
comfortable accommodation + free use of studio
Bungay NR35 1PE
www.annwoolston.com
01986 896016
Have you been inspired by the River Dwellers walks, talks and exhibition? Might this be the nudge you need to brush off your writing skills?
We invite submissions of poems of up to 30 lines inspired by The River Dwellers, whether kingfisher or otter, flag iris or eel,
rush weaver or fisherman. So find a sharp pencil and a fresh notepad, a quiet spot and give
yourself space to create your own written images. This year’s judge is poet and author Dr Jos Smith, who
is also Lecturer in Contemporary Literature at the University of East Anglia. The top three entries will be
invited to the Arts & Eats lunch on 20 September where certificates and
prizes will be presented.
POETRY COMPETITION
Full details about how to enter www.waveneyandblytharts.com
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FRI
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DATEFOR
SUBMISSIONS
AUG 2018
Jeremy Webb Photography - a Solo Retrospective
Spanning 30 years as a professional photographer, this show at The Cut, Halesworth features a wide body of work - landscape, still life, abstract, conceptual, documentary and film photography in black and white.
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31
THUR
22
OCT
NOVTO
The River Dwellers- Poetry Competition
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COST
£3for one
submission£5
for two£7
for three
ACCESS FOR EVERYONE
For hearing aid users or people with hearing loss, a Williams
Tour Guide system which links to special headsets and hearing loops is available for all walks and workshops – inform us when you book.
British Sign Language speakers - BSL version of Curator’s Guide
to Sculpture Trail (page 4) and BSL interpreter at Orchards event (page 11).Visually impaired – large print and plain text versions of this brochure available. Audio description at Orchards event (page 11) and volunteer trained guides available for most events.
Wheelchair users – The Sculpture Trail site and many
of our events are accessible to wheelchair users – if it is not clear please contact [email protected] call 07415 168806 for details.
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MARQUEES FOR HIRE
JOIN US!All events are open to everyone but if you like what you see, join WAVENEY & BLYTH ARTS, become part of the virtual community and support this volunteer-run organisation. The benefits of membership:
• Regular updates about W&BA activities and the annual brochure mailed to you
• Reduced ticket prices for W&BA events
• Weekly e-newsletter about members’ activities, arts events, funding, jobs and training
• Feature in the Members Directory on our website with a link to your website (optional)
• Promote your work through W&BA’s e-newsletter, Facebook page and Twitter posts
• Get involved in W&BA’s projects and walks programme, vote at the AGM
Membership runs from 1 January to 31 December and costs £15 for individuals
and £20 for organisations. To save costs you can set up a standing order or pay for three years’ membership up front.To join complete the form under JOIN US at www.waveneyandblytharts.com or email [email protected]
W&BA owns two high-quality marquees measuring 6m x 6m which can be erected separately or together to form a covered space of 6m x 12m. When these are not in use they can be hired by members and community organisations.Look under Resources on
www.waveneyandblytharts.com
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Tuesday 1 May - Friday 10 August PAGE 9River Dwellers Poetry Competition
Friday 11 May PAGE 6Walk & Charcoal Sketching Burgh Castle
Saturday 30 June PAGE 10A Passion for Rivers - Mark CockerSouthwold
Fri 22 June - Sun 22 July PAGE 12River Dwellers ExhibitionPakefield, Lowestoft
Thursday 28 June PAGE 10 Arts & Eats Harleston
Thursday 5 July PAGE 9River Dwellers - Poetry WorkshopPakefield, Lowestoft
Monday 30 July PAGE 6Water & Worship: Walk & Workshop Bungay
Fri 3 August - Sun 5 August PAGE 12Inspired By Becker ExhibitionWenhaston
Wednesday 8 August PAGE 6Shifting Sands & Fine Finds WalkCovehithe
Fri 17 August - Sun 16 September PAGE 12Waveney Valley Sculpture TrailRaveningham
Fri 17 August - Sun 16 September PAGE 12Harleston & Waveney Art Trail ExhibitionRaveningham
Tuesday 21 August PAGE 4Curator’s Guided WalkRaveningham
Tuesday 21 August PAGE 5Line & Movement WorkshopRaveningham
Wednesday 22 August PAGE 7 Shifting Sands & Fine Finds Walk Corton, Loswestoft
Wednesday 22 August PAGE 9From This Tree: Poetry WorkshopRaveningham
Thursday 23 August PAGE 4BSL Interpreted Curator's Guided WalkRaveningham
Saturday 25 August PAGE 7Town Walk & ArtHarleston
Wednesday 29 August PAGE 5Family Art Workshop - Jacqui JonesRaveningham
Saturday 1 September PAGE 9Visiting the Archive:Exploratory WorkshopHarleston
Sunday 2 September PAGE 5Spinning Workshop - Kally DavisonRaveningham
Sunday 2 September PAGE 7Where Otters Dwell WalkSouthwold
Friday 7 September PAGE 5Sketching Workshop - Sarah CannellRaveingham
Saturday 8 September PAGE 8Ringsfield Walk & Sun Pictures Ringsfield, Beccles
Sunday 9 September PAGE 5Crochet Workshop - Kally DavisonRaveningham
Thursday 13 September PAGE 8Watery Worlds Sketchbook Walk Walberswick
Sunday 16 September PAGE 8Architecture & Understanding ConstableWalberswick
Thursday 20 September PAGE 10Arts & Eats - Crossing The RiverBurgh St Peter
Thursday 4 October PAGE 11Thrilling Thursdays ORCHARDS! Halesworth
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