Piece Makers’ Exhibition

9 September – 20 November 2014

• Unique exhibition explores themes of soldier recovery and rehabilitation

• Contemporary artist Susan Stockwell worked with veterans in series of artistic

Workshops

• Installation is part of two-year UK tour following run at National Army Museum in London

The National Army Museum (NAM) is bringing the UK tour of its successful Piece Makers exhibition to the REME Museum of Technology near Reading, Berkshire.

The culmination of a two-year creative collaboration between the NAM, contemporary artist Susan Stockwell and soldiers in rehabilitation, Piece Makers is touring regimental museums across the UK throughout 2014 and 2015. This follows a three-month run at the NAM, based in Chelsea, London.

Visitors to the exhibition will have the chance to learn about the story of this innovative collaboration, and view a large-scale textile-based artwork, Peace Maker, Susan’s personal response to this highly moving and at times challenging commission.

Exhibition is included with standard Museum Entry Cost:

Adult – £5.00

Child (under 5’s are free) / Concessions – £4.00

Family Group (2 Adults and up to 3 Children) – £15.00

Groups of 10 or more – from £4.50

Serving Members of the Corps – £3.00

For more information, contact the REME Museum’s Curator on 0118 9763375 or e-mail [email protected]

 

To tie in with the commemorations of World War I, Newbury Library currently has two stands of books dedicated to books depicting the First World War.

The centenary of the outbreak of the conflict has sparked the interest of young and old alike. Along with extensive TV coverage, several new books have been published and these are available to borrow from the library along with many other previously published titles about the war.

Commemorative displays of material about what was then called “The Great War” are being shown on both floors of the library throughout September. A book list of ‘recommended reading’ has also been printed which is available free of charge at the library.

The library also offers access to local and national websites with relevant information and links. Visit www.westberks.gov.uk/libraries for more information.

Normal Opening Hours

 

An engaging hands-on introduction to African drums and drumming based around rhythms played on djembes and dun duns.

The Small Strings play popular songs on ukuleles and perform at local festivals and events. The weekly sessions include rehearsing existing repertoire and learning new songs. New to the uke? We suggest you try the Beginners Ukulele Course (details below).

Every Wednesday, 7 – 9pm at Readipop Studios

Price: £5 per session

 

Piece Makers’ Exhibition

9 September – 20 November 2014

• Unique exhibition explores themes of soldier recovery and rehabilitation

• Contemporary artist Susan Stockwell worked with veterans in series of artistic

Workshops

• Installation is part of two-year UK tour following run at National Army Museum in London

The National Army Museum (NAM) is bringing the UK tour of its successful Piece Makers exhibition to the REME Museum of Technology near Reading, Berkshire.

The culmination of a two-year creative collaboration between the NAM, contemporary artist Susan Stockwell and soldiers in rehabilitation, Piece Makers is touring regimental museums across the UK throughout 2014 and 2015. This follows a three-month run at the NAM, based in Chelsea, London.

Visitors to the exhibition will have the chance to learn about the story of this innovative collaboration, and view a large-scale textile-based artwork, Peace Maker, Susan’s personal response to this highly moving and at times challenging commission.

Exhibition is included with standard Museum Entry Cost:

Adult – £5.00

Child (under 5’s are free) / Concessions – £4.00

Family Group (2 Adults and up to 3 Children) – £15.00

Groups of 10 or more – from £4.50

Serving Members of the Corps – £3.00

For more information, contact the REME Museum’s Curator on 0118 9763375 or e-mail [email protected]

 

To tie in with the commemorations of World War I, Newbury Library currently has two stands of books dedicated to books depicting the First World War.

The centenary of the outbreak of the conflict has sparked the interest of young and old alike. Along with extensive TV coverage, several new books have been published and these are available to borrow from the library along with many other previously published titles about the war.

Commemorative displays of material about what was then called “The Great War” are being shown on both floors of the library throughout September. A book list of ‘recommended reading’ has also been printed which is available free of charge at the library.

The library also offers access to local and national websites with relevant information and links. Visit www.westberks.gov.uk/libraries for more information.

Normal Opening Hours

 

Music fun for the little ones, drop in parent-toddler music group in Newbury.

Action songs, finger rhymes, musical instruments, bubbles and our special squeaky puppets!

Piece Makers’ Exhibition

9 September – 20 November 2014

• Unique exhibition explores themes of soldier recovery and rehabilitation

• Contemporary artist Susan Stockwell worked with veterans in series of artistic

Workshops

• Installation is part of two-year UK tour following run at National Army Museum in London

The National Army Museum (NAM) is bringing the UK tour of its successful Piece Makers exhibition to the REME Museum of Technology near Reading, Berkshire.

The culmination of a two-year creative collaboration between the NAM, contemporary artist Susan Stockwell and soldiers in rehabilitation, Piece Makers is touring regimental museums across the UK throughout 2014 and 2015. This follows a three-month run at the NAM, based in Chelsea, London.

Visitors to the exhibition will have the chance to learn about the story of this innovative collaboration, and view a large-scale textile-based artwork, Peace Maker, Susan’s personal response to this highly moving and at times challenging commission.

Exhibition is included with standard Museum Entry Cost:

Adult – £5.00

Child (under 5’s are free) / Concessions – £4.00

Family Group (2 Adults and up to 3 Children) – £15.00

Groups of 10 or more – from £4.50

Serving Members of the Corps – £3.00

For more information, contact the REME Museum’s Curator on 0118 9763375 or e-mail [email protected]

 

To tie in with the commemorations of World War I, Newbury Library currently has two stands of books dedicated to books depicting the First World War.

The centenary of the outbreak of the conflict has sparked the interest of young and old alike. Along with extensive TV coverage, several new books have been published and these are available to borrow from the library along with many other previously published titles about the war.

Commemorative displays of material about what was then called “The Great War” are being shown on both floors of the library throughout September. A book list of ‘recommended reading’ has also been printed which is available free of charge at the library.

The library also offers access to local and national websites with relevant information and links. Visit www.westberks.gov.uk/libraries for more information.

Normal Opening Hours

 

DISTORTION is an exciting season of gigs showcasing young bands & DJs.

If you’re under 18 and would like the chance to play your music to a live audience at an award winning venue, contact the studio and tell us all about your band. All genres welcome.

DISTORTION DEAL.

Under 18s rehearsal studio discount. Get two hours at Readipop Studios for just £10 on Friday evenings.

Email [email protected] or call 0118 938 7156 for details and bookings.

DISTORTION gig dates are Saturday 13th September, Saturday 15th November & Saturday 6th December, 7 – 11pm at Readipop Studios

Price: £3 entry

 

Piece Makers’ Exhibition

9 September – 20 November 2014

• Unique exhibition explores themes of soldier recovery and rehabilitation

• Contemporary artist Susan Stockwell worked with veterans in series of artistic

Workshops

• Installation is part of two-year UK tour following run at National Army Museum in London

The National Army Museum (NAM) is bringing the UK tour of its successful Piece Makers exhibition to the REME Museum of Technology near Reading, Berkshire.

The culmination of a two-year creative collaboration between the NAM, contemporary artist Susan Stockwell and soldiers in rehabilitation, Piece Makers is touring regimental museums across the UK throughout 2014 and 2015. This follows a three-month run at the NAM, based in Chelsea, London.

Visitors to the exhibition will have the chance to learn about the story of this innovative collaboration, and view a large-scale textile-based artwork, Peace Maker, Susan’s personal response to this highly moving and at times challenging commission.

Exhibition is included with standard Museum Entry Cost:

Adult – £5.00

Child (under 5’s are free) / Concessions – £4.00

Family Group (2 Adults and up to 3 Children) – £15.00

Groups of 10 or more – from £4.50

Serving Members of the Corps – £3.00

For more information, contact the REME Museum’s Curator on 0118 9763375 or e-mail [email protected]

 

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A new stall joining this month will be Oldbury’s Deli offering olives and loads more deli goods. Meat, bread, cheese and all our other foodstuffs will be there together with a variety of non-food stalls.

Come and enjoy a glass with us to celebrate our return, our newly extended and refurbished venue and our 5th ‘birthday’ – we look forward to seeing you.

Stalls at the market this month will include: (current at the time of going to print

Produce Stallholder

Community Table : This month there are two community tables – East Woodhay Planning Association and St Martin’s School

Community Notice Board

Check out local businesses and leisure activities

Bags of all sizes Molly’s Bags

Bakery Hethertons of Newbury

Bunting The Bunting Basket

Cake Stall St Martin’s School

Cards & wrapping Phoenix

Cheese Just add grapes

Cosmetics Neals Yard

Deli goods Oldbury’s

Free range beef, pork and lamb Parsonage Farm of Upton

Garden Ironwork Ben Paul

Glass and clay kits Cherished China

Jewellery Brickleton Beads

Plants and Ladybirds Budget Gardens

Pocket money toys The Toy table

Solar energy Greenwire Solar

Venison and game Ben Paul

Meeting Room: Children’s activity – come and join in the fun!

Tea Room & Raffle Clere Equestrian team

BBQ Parsonage Farm

Don’t forget the Book swap box – bring and/or take a book

Next month’s Market will be on – October 25th

Jumble accepted at the hall 9.00-10.30am on the day, or can be taken in advance to the Cat Adoption Centre, Curridge Road, Currdige RG18 9DH

Come and find a bargain! Refreshments available.

 

This is a recreational co-ed slowpitch tournament run by the BSF’s newest league, the Sefton Softball League on Merseyside. Places are available for 12 teams.

Type : Tournament, Open Co-ed Slowpitch Tournament

To tie in with the commemorations of World War I, Newbury Library currently has two stands of books dedicated to books depicting the First World War.

The centenary of the outbreak of the conflict has sparked the interest of young and old alike. Along with extensive TV coverage, several new books have been published and these are available to borrow from the library along with many other previously published titles about the war.

Commemorative displays of material about what was then called “The Great War” are being shown on both floors of the library throughout September. A book list of ‘recommended reading’ has also been printed which is available free of charge at the library.

The library also offers access to local and national websites with relevant information and links. Visit www.westberks.gov.uk/libraries for more information.

Normal Opening Hours

 

Joey & The Jivers are a four-piece rock n roll band that have been working and playing together for over 15 years, entertaining crowds in the UK and Europe. This band is proud to be slightly different and are lead by an electrifying piano player Joey.

The Piano Concerto in A Minor by Edvard Grieg is among the most popular piano works of the last 150 years. It has been performed by world famous pianists as far back as Franz Liszt up to the present day including Lang Lang and we are lucky enough to have Oliver Williams who is a talented local pianist as our soloist.

At St Bartholomew’s School Hall in Newbury on the 27th September 2014 at 7.30 pm it will receive it’s first performance with a Brass Band accompaniment. The transcription of the orchestral accompaniment has been written by Michael Hutton.

This will be performed by the Aldbourne Band one of the finest in the south of England whose conductor David Johnson will direct the first half of the concert. After the interval the Piano Concerto will be conducted by myself (Michael Hutton) then David will complete the evening with a rousing finale.

 

 

An evening of live jazz music from Pete Allen’s Reeds ‘N’ Rhythm featuring Sean Moyses (Banjo), Dave Browning (Piano), Richie Bryant (Drums) and Dave Hanratty (Bass) Tickets in advance £13.50, or £15.50 on the day (If available).

Bring your own drinks and nibbles

 

Piece Makers’ Exhibition

9 September – 20 November 2014

• Unique exhibition explores themes of soldier recovery and rehabilitation

• Contemporary artist Susan Stockwell worked with veterans in series of artistic

Workshops

• Installation is part of two-year UK tour following run at National Army Museum in London

The National Army Museum (NAM) is bringing the UK tour of its successful Piece Makers exhibition to the REME Museum of Technology near Reading, Berkshire.

The culmination of a two-year creative collaboration between the NAM, contemporary artist Susan Stockwell and soldiers in rehabilitation, Piece Makers is touring regimental museums across the UK throughout 2014 and 2015. This follows a three-month run at the NAM, based in Chelsea, London.

Visitors to the exhibition will have the chance to learn about the story of this innovative collaboration, and view a large-scale textile-based artwork, Peace Maker, Susan’s personal response to this highly moving and at times challenging commission.

Exhibition is included with standard Museum Entry Cost:

Adult – £5.00

Child (under 5’s are free) / Concessions – £4.00

Family Group (2 Adults and up to 3 Children) – £15.00

Groups of 10 or more – from £4.50

Serving Members of the Corps – £3.00

For more information, contact the REME Museum’s Curator on 0118 9763375 or e-mail [email protected]

 

This is a recreational co-ed slowpitch tournament run by the BSF’s newest league, the Sefton Softball League on Merseyside. Places are available for 12 teams.

Type : Tournament, Open Co-ed Slowpitch Tournament

Pete Allen is joined by pianist James Clemus for an afternoon of happy music where they will perform a varied programme of well known traditional jazz classics together with many of your favourite melodies.

Show Commences at 3.00pm. Admission £10 at the door, if pre booked (01635 44806) you can save 20% on a pre show Sunday Lunch (Sunday lunch to be booked directly with the Hotel 01635 871555)