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Dear all,
This is a quick reminder of the next open WI meeting this coming Wednesday 12th November at 8pm. Luke Steer, local arboriculturalist, will talk to us about the Langdale Tree Story. All are welcome. Cost £4 to include tea and cake. Hope to see you there. Regards, Eve Templeton
16 strings, 8 dancing feet and 4 voices in 1 hilarious electrifying show! Graffiti Classics are a comedy string quartet who never sit down, bursting the perceived elitist boundaries of classical music with their all-singing, all-dancing musical comedy show.
Wickedly funny, the group energetically leap and clown their way through an eclectic musical landscape from Beethoven to Elvis, all virtuosically accompanied on their instruments. This group is on a mission: to make classical music irresistibly fun. This isn’t a classical concert - it's a crazy mix of musical comedy, gypsy-folk, opera, bluegrass, stand-up comedy and dance, all tied together with cheeky audience interaction. Our next WI open meeting will be a presentation of TV Memories of Westmorland and Cumberland. Our speakers, Jim Bownass and Andrew Leitch, used to work for BBC and Border TV and now run the Cumbria Film Archive, a huge library of rare films from the area. They will focus their talk on information from our locality.
New members and visitors are welcome from 8pm. Admission cost is £4 to include tea and cakes. Call Sue Griffiths on 07718 904082 or Liz Threadgold on 07894 710014 for more information. Hope to see you there! The AGM for Helsington and Brigsteer village hall will take place in the hall on Monday 28th July at 7.30pm. We hope that you will join us.
This is an important event. It gives us a chance to explain what we have done, what we plan to do and to hear your views. Agenda 1. Attendance and Apologies 2. Minutes of the previous meeting - 2024 3. Report by the Trustees 4. Finance - Accounts for 2024 5. Election of Trustees 6. Future plans and Solar Panels project - update 7. Vote of thanks 8. AOB - to be notified in advance of the meeting please A copy of the minutes from last year and the accounts for 2024 will be sent out closer to the meeting date. Trustee Nominations Each year we seek new trustees to join our team and to welcome anyone who would like to contribute to the running of the hall - Pip Reilly, Jacqui Tudor and Richard Griffiths and myself are keen explain what is involved and how you might help. I hope to see you on 28th July. Thank you for your continued support - our hall goes from strength to strength. Richard Bryan Chair of Trustees Just a reminder that Tea Shop is on Tuesday 25th March, 3.00 to 4.30 in the Village Hall. All welcome for tea, coffee, home made cakes and chat with friends.
For a bit of a change there will also be a Jigsaw puzzle exchange so if you have a puzzle you have already done lying around, bring it along & take a different one home. Thx The Tea Shop Team THE MIGHTY GODDESS
Sally Pomme Clayton Sly, subversive, spectacular – pioneering storyteller Sally Pomme Clayton evokes powerful goddesses from across the globe. Follow the goddess: creator, virgin, lover, mother, warrior, crone. Meet: Vesta the fiery virgin warrior; Cybele, the mother goddess who fathered a child; Ishtar, Goddess of Love and War who journeys to the Land of the Dead. Pomme entwines myths with memories, spells with songs, comedy with ceremony. She brings ancient myths to contemporary life with dynamic spoken-word, strange musical sounds, gesture, ritual and the chance to receive a message from the goddess’s oracle! stealingthunder.co.uk/storynights
This illustrated talk by author and Helsington resident David Fairs tells his own extraordinary, but true, story in 3 acts.
Tea Shop is back this month!
We look forward to seeing you all on Tuesday 28th January anytime between 3.00 & 4.30 at the hall. Just pop along. Please message 07849 916167 if you are baking a cake for January Tea Shop so we can make sure there’s plenty of cake! The Tea Shop Team Due to the weather conditions we have made the decision, with the St John’s Hospice speaker, to postpone the WI presentation on Wednesday until the May 14th WI meeting.
Hello Bowlers
Short Mat Bowling will start again on Monday 13th January, 7.30 pm to 9.30pm. All welcome. Please bring soft indoor shoes or bowling in socks is equally good. We have to pay the standard charge of £16 for Monday evenings. My proposed charges are as follows: 6 bowlers = £3 each. 5 bowlers = £3.50 each. 4 bowlers = £4 each. 3 bowlers = £5.50 each. 2 bowlers - very rare - £8 each. When the slight overpayments - charged to avoid loose change shrapnel being required - add up to £16, we will have a free week. As always, I shall continue to supply the tea, milk, sugar, and biscuits out of my own pocket and at no cost to you. Thank you, Peter Jensen. |
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