What's On in Lyme Regis 

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March 2025

 


 

Saturday 1st March 2025   St David's Day

 

Tuesday 4th March 2025    Shrove Tuesday:  Pancake Day

 

Saturday 8th March 2025  International Women's Day

 

Sunday 9th March

Coming up: an hour of glorious choral music by Lyme Bay Chorale

Our next performance is 'Panis Angelicus', an hour of the western world’s most treasured choral masterpieces from the 16th to the 19th centuries

The programme includes
César Franck: Panis Angelicus
Buxtehude: Magnificat
Mozart: Ave Verum Corpus
Bruckner: Ave Maria
Handel: Hallelujah Chorus

Conducted by the choir's musical director, Alex Davies
Accompanist Peter Irving
Admission is free but donations gladly accepted at the end of the concert  Lyme Regis Parish Church (St Michael the Archangel), 4–5pm

 

 

March 15th (Saturday)

COACH TRIP NT Cotehele Daffodil Festival departs 8.30am. More than 300 varieties of historic daffodils. Tudor house has 14 acres of gardens. Riverside Victorian Mill and workshops, Quay Restaurant, cafe and shop. Cost NT members £20; non-NT £28. departing from UPLYME VILLAGE HALL DT7 3UY (programme subject to change) Non-members are warmly welcome to all trips – there is a small fee of £3 extra on each occasion except as noted. https://ulrhs.wordpress.com

Monday 17th  2025  St. Patrick's Day

 

Thursday 20th March 2025
 

  Vernal Equinox   The Spring Equinox is the first day of spring and occurs when the sun passes the equator moving from the southern to the northern hemisphere.  The sun is directly overhead at the equator and day and night are of approximately equal lengths. At equinox, the Sun rises everywhere on Earth (except the Poles) at about 6am in the morning and sets at about 6pm in the evening (though this can vary a little when time zones and daylight saving etc

 are taken into account).

Tides along the Lyme Regis coast are among
the
highest and lowest of the year

March 26th (Wednesday)

AGM of the ulrhs Society, followed by
TALK. ‘No Nettles Required – the Truth about Wildlife Gardening’ by Ken Thompson. Gardens are good for wildlife - how can you make them better, and what not to worry about?  7.30pm  Uplyme Village Hall DT7 3UY. https://ulrhs.wordpress.com
 

Saturday 29th 2025  British Summer Time begins tomorrow morning: Put your clock forward one hour before you go to bed
 

Sunday 30th 2025   Mothering Sunday & British Summer Time has begun - have you changed all your clocks? - it may be later than you think

 


Friday 4th April 2025  Last Day of Term

 

Residents Winter Parking concession ends Thursday before Easter 2025

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Residents Winter Parking concession ends Thursday before Easter 
 

 Dogs


Dogs allowed all year off lead
Monmouth Beach,
Church Cliff & East Cliff (Back) Beach
.

Please check local notices and see
https://www.lymeregistowncouncil.gov.uk/beaches
for detailed up to date info
 

 

What's on in the Galleries

 

Tuesdays- Saturdays from 10am until 5pm/Sundays 10am-4pm;  check website www.lymeregismuseum.co.uk for holiday openings and admission charges.

Rotunda Gallery, Lyme Regis Museum,
Bridge Street, Lyme Regis DT7 3QA

 

 


   Wildlife Photographer of the Year

Seaton Station,
Harbour Road, Seaton EX12 2WD
Tel 01297 20375
 

 

RE-FILL SCHEME

More Lyme Regis businesses are joining the Re-Fill scheme which has received so much national publicity recently.  Refill is a free tap water initiative designed to reduce plastic pollution and promote healthy hydration by making refilling a water bottle easy, social and rewarding!  Hats off to the 12 businesses taking part in Lyme Regis .. as others join we will let you know.    If anyone wishes to join, just contact Litter Free Coast and Sea who co-ordinate locations in Dorset.  There is also an app which can show ReFill locations near where you are.

,  Frank & Beans Gelateria   Cornish Bakery    Aroma Coffee House      Galley Café    The Good Food Store           Roly’s Fudge Pantry   Bell Cliff Restaurant Mulberry Manor    Tierra Kitchen   Alexandra Hotel       Red Panda
Baboo Gelato     Courtyard Café 
Lyme’s Fish Bar    Old Bonded Store Tearoom  Nag’s Head
 

 

Lifeboat Week 2025
 Saturday 26th July -Friday 1st August

 

The Lym Valley Croquet Club 
 
Croquet is a fascinating game. We play a highly social version and a highly tactical version. All equipment is provided, and rather like riding a bike, it's easy at first, but gets more difficult the nearer you get to the Tour de France!

 We play at the King George Field in Uplyme (by the cricket ground).

 

Walks

Do take advice about safe tide times before setting off for more than fifteen minutes hike, without a guide, along our beautiful beaches: - what appears to be an easy bit of ground to scramble over is more likely to be a treacherous mud slide - don't take a chance!

Guided Fossil Walks

Charmouth Heritage Coast Centre: Booking  Essential Tel 560772

Daily Fossil Walks
Sat - Tues with Brandon Lennon from the anchor, Cobb Gate Tel 07944 664 757
 

Lyme History Walks

Drama and adventure on land and sea!
A one and a half hour walk around Lyme visiting places
of historic interest and telling stories about the people and events that have taken place. "We aim to be both entertaining and informative."

Out of season, Winter or Christmas walks can easily be arranged for individuals or groups on request.
  Let us know your individual requirements.

Phone: 01297 443140

 www.lymehistorywalks.com or call 01297 443140

 

All local organisations and charities

are invited to have a stall at the
May Day Fete
The Playing Field, Anning Road

Tel  01297 442220. email: info@lymeregiscarnival.co.uk

 

Books to your Door

 Unable to get to the Library? Housebound?

Tel 01205 2250000 or e-mail libraries@dorsetcc.gov.uk