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This Month:   Soup and Sweet Lunch ~ Fireworks ~ Remembrance Day ~ Christmas Lights

November 2010 

Wednesday 10th
Bangers, Mash & Skittles Night
organised by & for TheatreFriends, ticket only.  the Pilot Boat. More info see Marine Theatre

Fri 12th 
U3A AGM
Coffee from 10.00am. The AGM will be followed at approximately 11.00am with a talk by John Bryant - Former Editor-in-Chief of the Daily and Sunday Telegraphs and the European.  A LOOK AT THE OLYMPIC GAMES 2012  This is a return visit to the Woodmead Hall by John Bryant, who is remembered as having given, on his last visit, one of the most entertaining talks we have had.    John has been a journalist since 1971, holding a number of jobs in  Fleet Street, including a decade as Deputy Editor of The Times. He is author of ‘3:59.4: the Quest to Break the Four Minute Mile’ and ‘The London Marathon’. He is a veteran of marathons throughout the world, and has been involved in the London Marathon since its founding in 1981. He is an Oxford Blue and County Champion, and was at one time coach to the Olympic athlete Zola Budd.

ZZ Tops: The Legends Return to Lyme  A power packed stage show delivering the Tops best known numbers in typically hard hitting manner. The emphasis is always on generating a good time atmosphere via familiar favourites. Loud, lively and a whole lot of fun, just like the real thing. “the closest I’ve ever seen!” (Billy Gibbons, ZZ Top)   www.thezztops.com   Woodmead Halls, doors open 7.30.  Tickets £11  from Tourist Information Centre, 01297 442138; Focus, 62 Broad Street;  ONLINE:  Lyme Regis TV

Saturday 13th

RNLI Jumble Sale
2pm Woodmead Hall


Sun 14th
Remembrance Sunday

Remembrance Sunday Service with Lyme Regis Town Band 3pm St Michaels Church


17th - 20th November
'Showboat' by Axminster Operatic Society, Axminster Guildhall




 Friday 19th, Saturday 20th, and Sunday 21st
This COURAGE TO SING singing workshop is for people who want to develop their voices, performance and musical ability. It will also increase your self-confidence, sense of personal power and self-esteem. It will include breath work, relaxation exercises, vocal training, process work, visualisation and experiential expression techniques, as well as discussion, information and lots of singing
  Friday - Registration at 6.30pm then 6.45-8.30pm  Saturday - 10.00-1.00pm, 2.30-5.30pm Sunday - 10.00-1.00pm   Woodmead Hall, Lyme Regis, http://www.thecouragetosing.co.uk/weekend.asp


Tues 23rd
'Behind the Scenes at Kew Gardens'
illustrated talk by Mike Lock, Botanist and Chairman of Axe Vale Conservation Society.  Joint Meeting with the Lyme Regis Society, 2.30pm Woodmead Hall

Weds 24th
Valuation Day by Chilcotts 1pm - 3pm Uplyme Village Hall. Tel 01404 47783


November 2009 ~ Events which may happen again in 2010

Heritage Coast U3A AGM
  2.30pm Marine Theatre

Soup and Sweet Lunch by the British Red Cross; Lyme Regis Centre, 12 noon -2pm £5 includes tea or coffee Woodmead Hall.  Come and celebrate the 20th (and possibly the last) anniversary of this Annual Lyme Event. Tickets at the door.


Austen's Women Theatre Tours Internationa The Marine Theatre

Laying of wreaths & crosses 10.15 am Lyme Regis Cemetery (Kingsway Entrance)..  Followed by laying of wreaths & crosses at Polish Memorial, Anning Road. Royal British Legion, Lyme Regis Branch

Bonfire and fireworks

Torchlight Procession from Cobb gate at 19.00.
Fireworks at 20.00.
Bonfire on the Beach at 20.10

REMEMBRANCE SUNDAY PARADE AND REMEMBRANCETIDE SERVICE.
Assemble at Langmoor Gardens 2.40 for 3.00pm Church Service at St Michael's.  It is hoped that this will be amongst one of the biggest parades ever seen in the town and all organisations in the town are welcome to attend.  To date the Royal British Legion, Lyme Regis Branch has serving representatives from all of armed forces intending to take part in uniform. 

AGM
Uplyme WI. 2.30pm Uplyme Village Hall


Christmas Fayre Start your Christmas shopping, whilst enjoying mince pies, wine.  Whitchurch Canonicorum Village Hall Info tel 01297 489484

AGM:
Golden Cap Flower Club,  2.15 pm Charmouth Village Hall  Tel 443335

 Axminster Amateur Operatic Society 7.30 + 2.30pm Sat Matinee, Axminster Guildhall Tickets Tel 01297 33595

'The Influence of West Country Admirals on History'  by
Capt EC Atkinson RN (Rtd)   The Charmouth Society,  7.30pm Village Hall, Wesley Close, Charmouth.  All Welcome.  Info Tel 01297 560553


Abbeyfield Coffee Morning
Homemade produce, cakes, gifts, jewellery, bric-a-brac organised by helpers Kim and Tris in aid of their favourite charities : the National Association for Colitis and Crohns Disease  and the Mwingi Orphanage in Kenya £1 includes coffee and biscuit.  10am - 12 noon Abbeyfield House, Silver Street


Family Quiz Night for Lyme Regis Majorettes.  Quiz by Marian Bignall, 7.30 Royal Lion

Festive Auction of Goodies
by the St Michaels School Friends and Parents Association: 8pm The Ship Inn, Coombe Street  All welcome

Table Top Sale
2 - 5pm Uplyme Village Hall Info Tel 01308 868908

 A joint meeting of the Lyme Regis Society and the Dorset wildlife Trust West Dorset Group.  2.30pm Woodmead Hall

TheatreFriends Quiz Night
The Marine Theatre

'The Healing Garden' by Dr Hague: Uplyme and Lyme Regis Horticultural Society, 7.30pm Uplyme Village Hall


Christmas Bingo by St Michaels School Friends and Parents Association 8pm Woodmead Hall


Christmas Bazaar
Cakes, books, raffle, tombola , CDs, bric-a-brac In aid of St Michael's Church and St Michael's Primary School.  10.30 am to 2pm Woodmead Hall

Winter Fair at Monkton Market, Monkton Wyld Court, Charmouth 11am - 4pm

Lyme Regis Town Mill Christmas Market   The Mill Tea & Dining Room is collaborating with The Town Mill Cheesemonger, Town Mill Pottery, Hilary Highet and various invited guest stallholders from around Lyme. Expect unique, handmade and vintage gifts, artisan foodstuffs, gift hampers and plenty of Christmas cheer! Mulled wine, hot spiced apple and mince pies will be on offer. Stop by, get in the festive mood and make an early start on the Christmas shopping before heading to Broad street for the switching on of the Christmas lights.  From 12 noon until 6  The Town Mill Courtyard.

Lantern Workshop 15.00 onwards in the Baptist Church Hall. Come and make a lantern ready for the parade. Activity is free and there will be a special prize for a lantern made at this workshop.
 
Lantern Competition 16.45 Bring your lanterns to the Baptist Church Hall for judging. Lyme Regis Junior Band will play beneath the Christmas Tree.
 
Lantern Parade 17.15 led by the Lyme Regis Majorettes and including Father Christmas starting from the Baptist Church.
 
Switch on of the Lyme Regis Christmas lights by the Mayor of Lyme Regis; Lyme Regis Junior Band. 17.30 prompt -  Come early for the Lantern Parade and enjoy the atmosphere; Join in the countdown - don't be late or you'll miss it! The Shambles, Broad Street 
 
Late Night Shopping - buy  your Christmas Gifts in this festive atmosphere.
  RNLI Christmas Cards  
 

on sale at RNLIthe
RNLI shop at Cobb Square
and
Martin Diplock's
at the top of Broad Street

   
  ‘Know your fossils’
 

Talks by Lyme Regis Museum's enthusiastic fossil experts Paddy and Chris

learn how fossils lived ...

how to find and identify ...

how to handle your fossils ...

BRING YOUR FOSSILS ALONG FOR IDENTIFICATION

 

 

Exhibitions

‘Landscape and Seascape Interpretations’ – John Wrigglesworth

John Wrigglesworth is a landscape painter who works directly on location. The scale of the work is determined by its portability. His aim is to establish a sense of place and the fact of being there. The work is centered on the coastline, his garden in Blandford and vacation visits to the Mediterranean. The painting is rarely completed in one sitting, but worked on over a period of time. The paint is freely applied sometimes thin as in a watercolour and at others thick and gestural. The work usually bears a close resemblance to what is being painted but in others the painting 'takes over' reworking itself similar to a musical improvisation.

October 16th to November 17th David West Gallery,
The Town Mill 

Open: 11am – 4pm Tuesday – Sunday

‘Inside / Out’ – Duff Pearce

This exhibition will include recent large crayon, brush, pen and ink drawings based on the human figure, landscape and still life. The freedom of using pen, ink and brush has allowed Duff  to break away from the rigid, geometric lines that have characterized his work over the last few years. The problem of erasing marks made with black Indian ink have been overcome by using corrective cut out shapes of white paper. This enables Duff to continue to clarify the image and change the form.

 

November 27th to January 2nd 2011

David West Gallery,
The Town Mill 

Open: 11am – 4pm Tuesday – Sunday (Please contact the Town Mill for Christmas Opening Times)

'FURNITURE AND 3D'  

An exhibition by

Rex Helston and others

In the Courtyard Gallery,
The Town Mill

6 Nov - 28 Nov 2010

 

 

   

 

 

 

   

 

   

 

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