Walshaw Piano Trio
SOLD OUT
Walshaw Lodge, Hardcastle Crags, Hebden Bridge
11.30am (recital begins 12 noon)
£27.50 - includes aperitif and lunch with wine or beer.
A recital of music by Schubert, Liszt, Faure and Weber, followed by a
splendid buffet lunch in the magnificent surroundings of Walshaw
Lodge. A rare treat.
Briar Rose - a Puppet Play
Rudolf Steiner Centre, Machpelah Works, Burnley Road, Hebden
Bridge
2 performances
2.15pm (to 2.45pm approx) 3.15pm (to 3.45pm approx)
A collection will be taken
The classic fairy tale of Sleeping Beauty, told through puppetry, words
and music. Suitable for both young and old.
Lynne Sherwood clarinet recital
Heptonstall Parish Church
4.30pm (to 6.30 approx)
£4 (£3); £1 for under 16s - on the door
An exciting, mostly 20th century programme of works performed by
young rising star Lynne Sherwood and accompanied by pianist David
Nelson.
Simon Heywood
SOLD OUT
Canal Barge, Hebden Bridge Marina
6.00pm (to 8.00pm approx).
£8 (£6)
Relax on a horse-drawn canal barge listening to music and traditional
stories performed by Simon Heywood, a master musician and
storyteller from Sheffield. An event for all the family. Bar and snacks
available.
John Morrison's Book Launch
The Festival Shop, Albert Street, Hebden Bridge
6.00pm (to 7.30pm approx)
Free
Come along and give a good send-off to a pair of handsome new
books by John Morrison. Dawdling Through the Dales chronicles a
walk by a slightly overweight man along the Dales Way - from the
house where he lost his virginity to the shores of Lake Windermere.
And Moods of the Yorkshire Dales is a collection of stunning landscape
photographs that will make you go "Wow!" There will be readings
from the comedy book. Be warned: if nobody laughs, there may be a
slide show too.
Electronica-Fest
Canalside Gallery, Machpelah Works, Burnley Road, Hebden Bridge
8.00pm (to 10.00pm approx)
£4 (£3) - on the door
An eclectic mix of electronic music and imagery of computer origin
or more hardware based. From ambient through experimental to
dance, the Electronica-Fest will be an entertaining showcase of this
often misrepresented genre.
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