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Thurs 1st
'M e and Orson Welles' is set in the exciting world of the New York Theatre. Teenage student Richard Samuels lucks his way into a minor role in the
legendary 1937 Mercury Theatre production of Julius Caesar, directed by a youthful Orson Welles Part of the Silver Screen Series at the Regent Cinema. Doors Open 10:15 Film Starts 10:45
Lyme Live featuring local interviews and music at By the Bay
Sunday April 4th EASTER BONNET PARADE
Make an Easter Bonnet. Come to the Baptist Church Hall for judging and then parade throught the streets of Lyme accompanied by the Lyme Regis Junior band and the Lyme Regis Majorettes to Theatre Square. Organised by the Regatta and Carnival Committee starting at the Baptist Church
Thurs 8th Apr
'Julie and Julia' The film follows Julie Powell who decides
to cook her way through legendary cook Julia Child's classic cookbook, "Mastering the Art of French Cooking" in the space of a year out of her small Queens kitchen. Part of the Silver Screen Series at the Regent Cinema. Doors Open 10:15 Film Starts 10:45
Thurs 15th
'An Education'
In the post-war, pre-Beatles London suburbs, a bright schoolgirl is torn between studying for a place at Oxford and the rather more exciting alternative offered to her by a charismatic older man. Part of the Silver Screen Series at the Regent Cinema. Doors Open 10:15 Film Starts 10:45
Lyme Live featuring local interviews and music at By the Bay
Sun 18th April
Annual Beach Clean:
Lyme Regis 10am - 12 noon It’s a pleasant morning’s social event - all welcome. Meet by the Slipway Wear sturdy gloves and boots - a 'picker upper' saves bending too!
Thurs 22nd
'Cheri'
Turn-of-the-century tale of an experienced French courtesan and her young lover. Part of the Silver Screen Series at the Regent Cinema. Doors Open 10:15 Film Starts 10:45
Fri 30th 'Dead and Alive' Lyme Regis Fossil Festival Schools Day
2009 Events which may well be repeated in 2010
Coastal Forum Meeting 7pm at the Marine Theatre.
Woodroffe School End of Term
Annual Town Meeting of Lyme Regis Electors. Residents whose names appear on the Register of Electors for Lyme Regis are entitled to attend the meeting and to raise for debate any issue concerning the town. Priority will be given to those questions notified in advance.
email:townclerk@lymeregistowncouncil.gov.uk or The Council Offices, Guildhall Cottage, Church Street Tel:445175.
7.30pm Woodmead Halls
Birthday Meeting
Uplyme WI. 2.30pm Uplyme Village Hall
Fossil Roadshow Lots to do and see 10.30 - 4.30 Charmouth Heritage Coast Centre: Booking Advised Tel 560772
Sunrise Service for Easter Day in Langmoor Gardens
Easter Mon
Woodroffe School Duck Race
TheatreFriends Quiz Night, £2 adults, £1 U16 7.30 for 8pm teams of up to 6 Marine Theatre
Painting workshop by Julie Oldfield 15th April to18th Come for one day two three or four. Venue with sea views. more info: www.julieoldfield.com
Lyme Regis Rotary Stroke Awareness Day
Woodroffe School
Term Begins
West Dorset Residents' Week
Take advantage of some fantastic offers from Local Attractions
'Darts Across the Ocean' competition via telephone link between Lyme Regis and twin Town St George's in Bermuda, 7.15pm The Nags Head
THE BIG BREAKFAST in aid of Cancer Research UK Lyme Regis Branch, 7 am to 12 noon. Full English breakfast , orange juice, tea or coffee, toast and preserves for £5. Baptist Church Hall,
Coffee Morning Lyme Regis Operatic Society, 10am - 12 noon, The Inn Plaice, The Pilot Boat
Annual Beach Clean:
Lyme Regis
Meet by the Slipway 10am - 12 noon. Wear sturdy gloves and boots.
Family Car Treasure Hunt Karizma Majorettes 3pm Begin and end at Hunter's Lodge £1.50 p.p. Tel 33286
AGM Lyme Regis Action Forum 2.15 The Masonic Hall
Gig Shed Open Afternoon - see Lyme's latest gig being built. 2 - 4pm Lyme Regis Gig Shed, Monmouth Beach (Opposite Boat Building Academy)
Fossil Hunting Walk 9.30am
Charmouth Heritage Coast Centre Booking Advised: Tel 560772
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