Live Guide

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SOUTH
HOLLAND LIVE EVENTS
CENTRE SEPTEMBER-DECEMBER 2018
Box Office 01775 764777
www.southhollandcentre.co.uk
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Market Place, Spalding, Lincolnshire PE11 1SS
AUTUMN SEASON INDEX FOOD & DRINK WEDDINGS & PARTIES CHILDREN’S CINEMA PARTIES
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HIRE US 3
TAKE PART 4
MAIN PROGRAMME 6
PANTOMIME 18
CHRISTMAS PARTIES 20
COMMUNITY 22
BOOKING INFORMATION 26
We provide a private screening room,
DIARY 28
popcorn, party food and some funky
Relax and unwind in our first floor café bar
beanbags to lounge on. You bring the
where you can enjoy a range of freshly
kids, your DVD and you’re all set….
prepared hot and cold snacks, daily
specials, fresh Lavazza coffee, teas, MEETING ROOM
homemade cakes, wines, beers and more.
Regular children’s menu available. Food
Enjoy superb views of the river and historic
served until 7pm. Beat the queues and
Market Place for your special event with
pre-order interval drinks on show nights.
exclusive use of the Centre’s top floor
Function Hall and Bar.
A BETTER SERVICE FOR YOU
This flexible space can be used for a wide
variety of events and hires. Just let us
know the layout and equipment you
need and off you go.
Matt Rust
Photo: BOX OFFICE SERVICES
This Autumn we will be changing our
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service to you. An improved online
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will be closed on Monday 24 and hassle by selling your tickets through our
Tuesday 25 September. professional Box Office service. See page 23.
If you would like to enquire about any of our facilities or services,
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TAKE PART FOR HEALTH AND WELLBEING
Please visit our website for more details
AERIAL DANCE FITNESS VIBE MEDITATION WORKSHOP GET CRAFTY MEDITATION COURSES IPAD WORKSHOPS
For 8 to adults For 8 to 18s For adults aged 16+ For adults aged 19+ For adults aged 16+ For adults aged 19+
With Lauren Williams With Liz Lenten MEDITATE, RELAX & REFLECT With Live and Learn HAPPINESS IS A WAY OF LIFE With Live and Learn
In these popular Aerial dance Sing with this funky young choir. Treat yourself to a morning away MAP ART Learn meditation techniques to IPADS FOR BEGINNERS
classes you will work on No audition, previous experience from it all with this light and Remember the places you visited carry a true source of happiness Thursdays 2pm to 4.30pm
mounting, dismounting, climbing or need to read music is inspiring course. Enjoy meditations over the summer - bring a map of within at all times - a peaceful mind! 3 week course from 13 September
and poses to get fit, confident, necessary - just a love of singing. guided by a western Buddhist nun a favourite area and get creative 4 week course from 4 September MORE IPADS
strong and flexible. Limited places Lots of performances all year and experienced meditation with it. MEDITATION: BEGINNING Thursdays 2pm to 4.30pm
so please book by the term. round. teacher, designed to bring about Thursday 4 October 10am to 1pm AND IMPROVING 3 week course from 11 October
Thursdays 5.30pm to 7pm an experience of peace and
For 8 to 16s BUTTON ART A short course giving practical Ipads provided.
Term-time from 13 September wellbeing from within.
Mondays 5pm to 6.30pm Use buttons creatively with letter advice on how to begin and improve
(not 25 October) £20 per course.
6 weeks from 10 September Saturday 29 September craft and various stitch crafts our experience of meditation.
£36 Silks £3 per session 10.30am to 1pm Thursday 18 October 10am to 1pm 4 week course from 23 October Please reserve your place by
7 weeks from 5 November 01775 841750 £15 CHRISTMAS PAPER CRAFTS Tuesdays 7pm to 8pm calling Live and Learn on
£42 Hoops [email protected] Bring colourful Christmas papers, £5 per class or £15 per course. 01780 722148
For adults LEISURE WALKING GROUP card and a glue stick to try Funded by Lincolnshire County
Tuesdays 6.45pm to 8.15pm Departs from the Centre. Christmas themed crafts like Council’s adult learning
6 weeks from 11 September Mondays 10.45am. decoupage baubles, tags and programme.
£39 Silks tree decorations.
7 weeks from 30 October Thursday 8 November 10am to 1pm
(not 20 November) CHRISTMAS - FIVE STITCH CRAFTS
£45.50 Hoops More Christmas crafts to try but this
time with a fabric and felt theme.
Thursday 22 November 10am to 1pm
£5. (free to benefits claimants
and those over 65) Please reserve
your place by calling Live and Learn
on 01780 722148.
Funded by Lincolnshire County
Council’s adult learning programme.
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SEPTEMBER OCTOBER
ZOE MULFORD JULIE AN EVENING HAIRSPRAY FUNHOUSE CATHRYN CRAIG &
& TOM KITCHING National Theatre Live WITH AGGERS Act II Theatre Company COMEDY CLUB BRIAN WILLOUGHBY
Folk Club in the Lounge Bar In the Function Hall Folk Club in the Lounge Bar
Ace fiddler Tom Kitching Wild and newly single, Julie Jonathan Agnew learnt his Welcome to the ‘60s in this Funhouse Comedy Club is our This musical partnership
is already well known here (Vanessa Kirby) throws a late craft under the tutelage of feel-good musical about regular, relaxed comedy night features the creamy vocals of
through his work with Pilgrims’ night party. In the kitchen, Brian Johnston, emerging from overcoming adversity and in the Function Hall - perfect Virginian-born Cathryn Craig
Way and others. This time he Jean and Kristina clean up as the notoriety of the gloriously segregation. Tracy Turnblad for a night out with friends or who numbers Chet Atkins and
appears in a new partnership the celebration heaves above funny 'leg over’ incident to has a big wish to be part of the colleagues. Tonight's three the Righteous Brothers among
with singer-songwriter them. Crossing the threshold, become BBC Radio’s voice Corny Collins Show but along stand-up entertainers are Larry her many collaborations and
Zoe Mulford - a one time Julie initiates a power game of cricket. the way she finds a greater Dean, Mandy Muden and Alfie who still works as a Nashville
resident of North Carolina who with Jean - which rapidly Join Aggers in his first solo cause to fight for. A show full Brown and the evening will be session singer from time to
sings of hope, community and descends into a savage show as he takes us on a trip of big hair, big tunes and kept flowing with the charm time. Cathryn’s vocals are
resilience in times of trouble! fight for survival. down memory lane, recounting big laughs. and wit of compere Dominic perfectly complemented by
This new version of August tales with film footage, audio This amateur production is Woodward. the dexterous and sensitive
Strinberg’s play Miss Julie, clips and photographs. presented by arrangement with New bar offers include mixed playing of ex-Strawbs guitarist
written by Polly Stenham, Music Theatre International sharing food platters and Brian Willoughby.
(Europe). Book by Mark O’Donnell
remains shocking and fiercely buckets of bottled beers.
and Thomas Meehan. Music by
relevant in its new setting of
Marc Shaiman. Lyrics by Scott
contemporary London.
Whitman and Mark Shaiman.
Broadcast live.
Pre-Show Supper 6.30pm
Bar Specials Pie, mash & peas £7.95 Bar Specials
Bottled real ales Book by Mon 17 Sept Bottled real ales
Wednesday 5 September Thursday 6 September Friday 21 September Wed 26 to Sat 29 September Friday 28 September Wednesday 3 October
Begins: 8pm Begins: 7pm Begins: 7.30pm Begins: 7.30pm Begins: 8.30pm Begins: 8pm
Duration: 3hrs including Duration: 2hrs tbc Duration: 2hrs Sat matinee:2.30pm Duration: 2hrs 30mins Duration: 3hrs including
floor singers Price: £14, £12.50 concs, Price: £22 Duration: 2hrs 45mins Price: £13 OTD, £10.50 adv floor singers
Price: £6, £5 members £10 U26s & schools Genre: Talk Price: £10, £8 concs, Age guide: 14+ under 18s Price: £6, £5 members
Genre: Live Music BBFC: 15 £7 groups 10+, £6 to be accompanied Genre: Live Music
Genre: Broadcast Theatre multi-perf discount Genre: Live Comedy
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OCTOBER OCTOMBAEYR
WE3 ANDY FAIRWEATHER LOW & THE LOW RIDERS THE IMPORTANCE VENTOUX
FEATURING THE HI RIDERS SOUL REVUE OF BEING EARNEST 2Magpies Theatre
Oscar Wilde Season Live
Having previously gone down Amen Corner front-man, Andy Fairweather Low raised the roof Wilde’s much-loved Ventoux is the story of Lance Armstrong and Marco Pantani,
a storm in Spalding as the last time he played Spalding with The Low Riders back in 2015. masterpiece throws love, logic whose drug-fuelled race on the fearsome Mont Ventoux in the
musical backbone of This exciting new tour features an extended line up including the and language into the air to 2000 Tour de France was the greatest cycling had ever seen.
The Magnets, Steve, Fraser addition of the Hi Riders Special Soul Revue - an extended brass make one of theatre’s most Their rivalry is re-staged by 2Magpies Theatre using breathtaking
and Andy now return after section and Hammond organ throughout the show. dazzling firework displays. video accompaniment and a pair of road bikes, asking the
touring the world to perform The line-up is: Andy Fairweather Low on guitar & vocals; Jack, Algy, Gwendolyn and question - how far will we go to succeed?
their uniquely entertaining Dave Bronze on bass & vocals; Paul Beavis on drums; Cecily discover how unsmooth
brand of a cappella with Nick Pentelow on sax & clarinet; Richard Milner on Hammond runs the course of true love,
cheeky humour and effortless Organ; Pete Cook on baritone sax and Matt Winch on trumpet. while Lady Bracknell keeps
charm. A fabulous night of a baleful eye on the mayhem
pop music from The Beatles of manners.
to Bruno Mars all without the Staged by the Classic Spring
aid of backing tracks or Theatre Company and
instruments. broadcast live from
London’s Vaudeville Theatre.
Thursday 4 October Saturday 6 October Tuesday 9 October Wednesday 10 October
Begins: 7.30pm Begins: 8pm Begins: 7.15pm Begins: 8pm
Duration: 1hr 50mins Duration: 1hr 50mins Duration: 2hrs 45mins Duration: 1hr no interval
Price: £16.50 Price: £25 Price: £14, £12.50 concs, Price: £13.50, £12.50 concs, £7.50 U26s
£15.50 concs Genre: Live Music £10 U26s & schools Age guide: 12+
Genre: Live Music BBFC: 12A Genre: Live Theatre
Genre: Broadcast Theatre
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OCTOBER OCTOBER
KING LEAR UKULELE ORCHESTRA BRASSED OFF CRISTIAN SANDRIN: BUTTERFLIES
National Theatre Live OF SPALDING: St Nicolas Players PIANO Tangled Feet and Half Moon
HAPPY MEMORIES South Holland Concerts
Recorded live from London’s The Ukulele Orchestra of Grimley Colliery is bound to Born in Bucharest to a family Three friends embark on an exciting adventure to chase their
West End, Ian McKellen’s Spalding is now in its tenth close, as the accountants say of musicians, Cristian studied butterflies away. They cross new seas to unchartered lands,
‘extraordinarily moving year and to celebrate they there's more money in it shut in Romania and at the Royal on a journey filled with discovery. The only trouble is, they are
portrayal’ (Independent) invite you to a concert of than open. It means 1200 job Academy of Music. He has all a bit worried about it. What if they get wet? What if they
of King Lear comes to the ‘Happy Memories’ in support losses, a dying town and the gained numerous awards make a new friend? What if they don't?
Spalding cinema screen. of the Alzheimer’s Society. loss of its brass band. But and scholarships throughout A beautiful, humorous tale for children aged 3 to 7 - firing
Considered by many to be the Come along to help them raise under the leadership of Danny, Europe and is much in imaginations and helping to face fears.
greatest tragedy ever written, money as you raise your voice with coal-dusted lungs, the demand as a solo pianist,
Shakespeare’s King Learsees with a good ol’ sing-song of band is somehow transformed chamber musician and as
two ageing fathers reject the popular tunes that both the into British Champions with director of small ensembles
children who truly love them. Orchestra and their audiences local lass Gloria whipping up from the keyboard.
have enjoyed over the past the money needed to get His programme includes
ten years. them to the Albert Hall. pieces by Haydn, Beethoven,
Chopin and Schumann.
This concert is supported by the
Countess of Munster Musical Trust.
Thursday 11 October Saturday 13 October Wed 17 to Sat 20 October Sunday 21 October Wednesday 24 October
Begins: 7pm Begins: 7.30pm Begins: 7.30pm Begins: 3pm Begins: 2pm
Duration: 3hrs 40mins Duration: 2hrs Duration: 2hrs 15mins Duration: 2hrs Duration: 40mins no interval
Price: £14, £12.50 concs, Price: £10 Price: £12, £10 concs Price: £13.50, £12 concs, Price: £7.50, £6.50 children & groups 4+
£10 U26s & schools Genre: Live Music Genre: Live Theatre Amateur F/T Stu & U16s Free Genre: Live Children’s Theatre
BBFC: 12A Genre: Live Music
Genre: Broadcast Theatre
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OCTOBER NOVEMJJUUMMBNNAAERYYEE
CROSSINGS HALLOWEEN PARTY DIE WALKÜRE
New Perspectives and Pentabus With Zebra in the Function Hall Royal Opera House Live
The village hall, 1919. This is Dust the cobwebs from your Richard Wagner’s Ring Cycle
Margaret’s domain and where spooky costume and join all of is one of the greatest works of
she meets Grace who knew your zombie friends for a fun all opera. This production sees
her brother during the Great Halloween Party in the Centre’s Antonio Pappano conducting
War. Fast forward to 2019, the top floor Function Hall. Strut an international cast in the
village hall has been Mirjana’s your scary stuff on the dance second opera of Wagner’s
solace since escaping the war floor with feel-good live music epic Der Ring des Nibelungen
in Sarajevo. from Spalding’s very own featuring several of the
Marking the centenary of the Zebra, interspersed with Ring’s musical highlights:
TOMORROW’S WARRIORS FEMALE FRONTLINE
end of World War I, two actors groovy monster disco sounds. the sparkling Magic Fire Music,
dance you through a century Party food included in ticket and the electrifying Ride of the
in Deirdre Kinahan’s new play price. Creepy cocktail themed Valkyries. Beamed live from
Another flagship ensemble from Tomorrow’s Warriors. Led by alto saxophonist
with live music, waltzing and night in the bar. Proceeds to Covent Garden. Sung in
Aleksandra Topczewska, Tomorrow’s Warriors Female Frontline features seven
unexpected connections. Ella’s Project. German with English subtitles.
excellent musicians delivering a set of upbeat jazz standards, funky grooves and
a contemporary take on some well-known classics including Roy Hardgrove’s
StrasbourgSt Denisand Kenny Garrett’s Happy People.
Their line-up is: Aleksandra Topczewska oWn eadlton essadxoapyh 1o0n eO; cLteottbiee Lreyland on
trumpet; Loucin Moskofian on vocals; Jelly Cleaver on guitar; Roella Orolo on
keyboard; Issie Burnham on bass and Caroline Scott on drums.
Thursday 1 November
Friday 26 October Friday 26 October Sunday 28 October
Begins: 7.30pm
Duration: 1hr 50mins
Begins: 7.30pm Time: 7.30pm Begins: 5pm
Duration: 2hrs until midnight Duration: 4hrs 50mins Price: £15, £14 concs, £7.50 U26s
Price: £13.50, £12.50 concs Price: £12.50, two intervals Genre: Live Music
£7.50 U26s £10 groups 8+ Price: £14, £12.50 concs
Age guide: 14+ Age guide: 18+ £10 U26s & schools
Genre: Live Theatre Genre: Party Night Genre: Broadcast Opera
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NOVEMBER NOVEMJUBNERE
ROBIN WINDSOR DEGAS: PASSION MARTYN BBCCHILDRENINNEED: EUGENE HIDEAWAY LA BAYADÈRE
THE FAREWELL TOUR FOR PERFECTION WYNDHAM-READ SONG FOR BRIDGES Royal Opera House Ballet Live
Exhibition On Screen Folk Club in the Lounge Bar LINCOLNSHIRE
This autumn sees one of Exhibition On Screen journeys Martyn’s powerful and After a rousing success Louisiana-born singer-guitarist Set in mythical India, Petipa’s
BBC Strictly Come Dancing’s from the streets of Paris to the sensitive singing has been an back in 2017, BBC Radio Eugene ‘Hideaway’ Bridges is lavish melodrama of love,
favourite professionals, heart of a superb exhibition at inspiration to many. He has a Lincolnshire brings its annual keeping the style of traditional betrayal and ultimate
Robin Windsor, head out on the Fitzwilliam Museum in huge repertoire of traditional song writing contest to the blues alive with his charismatic redemption tells the tale of
tour for the very last time with his Cambridge, whose extensive songs but also champions South Holland Centre once action packed shows. the temple dancer Nikiya’s
team of professional dancers. collection of Degas’ works is contemporary writers, such as more. Broadcast live on BBC Tonight he plays with his doomed love for the warrior
Expect lots of amazing dance the most representative in the late Graeme Miles. Much Radio Lincolnshire from soul and blues band featuring Solor. Scenes of exotic
routines, fun, cheeky chat Britain. With exclusive access of his material reflects his early Spalding, this finals night will Kelpie McKenzie on bass spectacle culminate in the
and plenty of sparkle in this to view rare and diverse works, years in Australia, and his feature local musicians and guitar; Michael Bates on drums choreographic glory of the
incredible action packed this film tells a fascinating story Songlinks project drew on special guest performers. and Gabriel Piers-Mantell ‘Kingdom of the Shades’,
extravaganza that reflects of Degas’ pursuit for the connections between Tickets are free of charge on keys. one of the greatest treasures
Robin’s energetic personality. perfection. these songs and their however there will be a ‘He sings like Sam Cooke in the company’s repertory.
Book a limited VIP ticket to earlier British versions. collection on the night and plays guitar like BB King’
meet Robin before the show at with proceeds donated Blues Blast Magazine
1.30pm and receive a signed to BBC Children in Need.
print. VIP seats are situated on Tickets go on sale
the first row of the gallery. Wednesday 26 September.
Pre-Show Sunday Lunch 1pm
Sunday roast, pud & coffee Pre-Show Supper 6.30pm
Café Special Bar Specials
£11.95/£6.95 U11s Beef hotpot & pud £11.95
Book by Mon 29 Oct P o s t - screening Tea & Cake £3.50 Bottled real ales Book by Tues 6 Nov
Sunday 4 November Wednesday 7 November Wednesday 7 November Thursday 8 November Friday 9 November Tuesday 13 November
Begins: 3pm Begins: 2pm Begins: 8pm Begins: 7pm Begins: 8pm Begins: 7.15pm
Duration: 2hrs Duration: 1hr 25mins Duration: 3hrs Price: Free-but please Duration: 1hr 50mins Duration: 3hrs 5mins
Price: £28, £26 concs Price: £10, £7.50 schools including floor singers book your seat Price: £15.50 two intervals
£48 VIP Genre: Broadcast Exhibition Price: £6, £5 members Genre: Live Music £14.50 concs Price: £14, £12.50 concs
Genre: Live Dance Genre: Live Music Genre: Live Music £10 U26s & schools
Genre: Broadcast Ballet
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NOVEMBER NOVEMJUBNERE
CREATIVE JOURNEYS CINDERELLA FUNHOUSE THE SUITCASE KID THE LADYKILLERS THE DEMON BARBERS
Sinfonia Viva Stagecoach Performing COMEDY CLUB ACT II Theatre Company SADOS The Lock In ‘Christmas Carol’
In the Function Hall Arts Spalding
In the Function Hall
Over the past few months Stagecoach Performing Arts Come and get your last Based on the novel by Posing as amateur musicians, It’s Christmas Eve in the pub,
South Holland residents have Spalding present their take Funhouse Comedy Club fix of Jacqueline Wilson, The Professor Marcus and his and regulars are getting
been working with professional on the classic pantomime the year courtesy of stand-ups Suitcase Kid follows the story criminal gang rent rooms in excited about the evening’s
musicians from Sinfonia Viva to Cinderella. Performed by the Markus Birdman, Karen Bayley of 10 year old Andy and best the lopsided house of the dance party of the year.
create new songs. This concert whole company aged 6 to16 and Pete Phillipson with friend Raddish - her toy rabbit. sweet but strict Mrs But landlady Jasmineezer
is the culmination of this project years, this family favourite is compere Tony Cowards. Andy’s parents recently Wilberforce. Whilst planning Scrooge has other ideas...
and includes several short guaranteed to finish Mixed sharing food platters divorced and this is the tale a daring robbery, the villains Part gig, part dance show, part
classical pieces alongside the before midnight. and buckets of bottled beers of how she copes with her plot to involve Mrs Wilberforce panto - this BBC Folk Award
world premiere of their newly on sale in the bar from 7.30pm. changing lifestyle. A beautiful unwittingly in Marcus’ brilliantly Winning team of musicians
written songs. All welcome. tale that resonates with conceived heist. Will they pull it and dancers are back in
This project is being delivered by South children of all ages. off... or will the old lady get it? Spalding by popular demand
Holland District Council in partnership By Jacqueline Wilson. Adapted for the for the very best festive live
with Orchestras Live and supported by stage by Vicky Ireland. An Amateur music, song and dance.
Efficiency East Midlands, London production by arrangement with
Housing Consortium, South Holland Nick Hern Books Ltd ‘A full-on show of such blazing
Centre and Arts Council England. energy’ The Independent
Wednesday 14 November Friday 16 November Friday 16 November Saturday 17 November Wed 21 to Sat 24 November Friday 30 November
Begins: 2pm Begins: 7.30pm Begins: 8.30pm Begins: 3pm Begins: 7.30pm Begins: 8pm
Duration: 1hr Duration: 2hrs 30mins Duration: 2hrs 30mins Duration: 2hrs Duration: 2hrs 15mins Duration: 1hr 50mins
Price: £3.50 Price: £12, £10 concs Price: £13 OTD, £10.50 adv Price: £8, £6 concs Price: £11, £10 concs Price: £17.50, £16 conc
Genre: Live Music Genre: Live Theatre Youth Age guide: 14+ under 18s Genre: Live Theatre Youth & family ticket £10 U26s
to be accompanied Genre: Live Theatre Amateur Genre: Live Music & Dance
Genre: Live Comedy
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DECEMBER Polka Dot Pantomimes in association with the
South Holland Centre proudly presents JACK AND
THE BEANSTALK - a GIANT of a pantomime
suitable for the whole family. Get ready to roar with
laughter and cheer our hero Jack on his magical
journey to Blunderbore’s castle in the sky as he
battles to save his best friend Daisy the cow!
Starring the hilarious VINCE WILLIAMS as
Dame Trott, a supporting West End cast and the
biggest Giant in panto-land, it won’t cost you
a bag of beans to see the best traditional family
pantomime in Lincolnshire that is guaranteed
to be FE-FI-FO-FUN for everyone!
Choose from these performances
JOHN KIRKPATRICK
All December 2018
Folk Club in the Lounge Bar
Sun 9 Dec 2018 2pm
Mon 10 10.15am
John is one of the national treasures of folk
Tue 11 10.15am
music - not only a renowned squeezebox
Wed 12 10.15am & 1.15pm
player, but also singer, songwriter, dancer and
one-time member of several seminal bands, Thu 13 10.15am, 1.15pm & 6pm
including Steeleye Span, Brass Monkey and Fri 14 10.15am
The Richard Thompson Band. This show will be Sat 15 2pm & 6pm
his Christmas special, Carolling and Crumpets.
Sun 16 2pm & 6pm
Mon 17 10.15am & 1.15pm
Tue 18 10.15am & 1.15pm
Wed 19 10.15am
Thu 20 10.15am & 6pm
Fri 21 2pm & 6pm
Sat 22 2pm & 6pm
Sun 23 11am, 2.30pm & 6pm
Mon 24 11am & 2.30pm
Thu 27 11am, 2.30pm & 6pm
Fri 28 2pm & 6pm
Bar Specials Sat 29 1pm & 5pm
Sun 30 1pm & 5pm
Bottled real ales
Mon 31 2pm
Wednesday 5 December
Begins: 8pm Relaxed / Signed performance on
Duration: 3hrs including floor singers Thursday 20 December at 6pm
Price: £6, £5 members
Genre: Live Music
Tickets: £15, £14 concs, £13.50 family ticket
SOUTH
Group and school rates apply HOLLAND
CENTRE
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