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Hurst Library
9 - 9.55 am
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BABY RHYME TIME
All Children aged 0-2 are welcome!
Come and enjoy Baby Rhyme Time with rhymes, songs and musical instruments.
Baby Rhyme Time takes place at the same time every other Tuesday |
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Parents and Carers are asked to remain on the premises
during this activity. |
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VILLAGE CENTRE
2 pm
FREE |
DAISY PIPPERAGE Requests The Pleasure
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Invited by the Over 60s Club,
Daisy’s show includes a pleasurable mix of Songs, Sketches and Poems.
In turn witty, joyful, nostalgic and charming.
Lots of audience participation. |
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Sayers Common Church
7.30 pm
Tickets £7
Free Bus leaves Trinity Road Car Park
at 7 pm
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Concert of Unusual Instruments
Many will have heard of Joy Lewis and Derrick Hughes. They have performed as a duo since 2002. Together they have over 30 years’ experience of playing and singing traditional music, some of which
is from as early as the 15th century. |
They will bring with them a variety of instruments which they will talk about and play. These include Northumbrian smallpipes, whistles, recorders, guitar, hammer dulcimer, Appalachian dulcimer, crumhorn, concertina, zither harp and bowed psaltery. Come and hear them play these unusual instruments and enjoy the wonderful music they make.
www.myspace.com/joylewisandderrickhughes |
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Hurst College’s Bury Theatre
(use College Lane entrance)
8.00 pm
Tickets £6
Free Bus leaves Trinity Road Car Park
at 7.30 pm
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Sussex On Film
Following his extraordinarily successful film evening during
the 2007 Festival, Dr Frank Gray, distinguished Director of the Screen Archive South East (SASE), returns to present “Sussex on Film”, a very special film anthology showing the changing face of Sussex from the late 19th Century to the present day.
Dr Gray’s live commentary will be accompanied by music from Stephen Horne – one of the UK’s leading film accompanists - on the piano.
During the evening, Dr Gray will
also answer questions and
introduce the nature of the
Screen Archive’s work.
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Stephen Horne (left)
and Dr. Frank Gray |
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