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Palm Circles
Full Moon Performers
Little Theatre, Holme Street,
Hebden Bridge
12 noon (to 12.35pm approx)
£4 (£2.50) - on the door
Original live ambient guitar
with mesmeric contact
juggling and African djembe
rhythms, with staff manipulation
plus magical glo-balls. A unique
and visually stunning performance.
Direct from the Glastonbury Festival!
Summer Fair
Canalside Gallery, Machpelah Works,
Burnley Road, Hebden Bridge
1.00pm to 4.00pm
Free (£1 contribution for children's activities)
A Summer Fair featuring artistic and craft activities for children,
storytelling, puppetry and music-making. Also, a café, craft and
bric-a-brac stalls, plus home made produce and plants for sale.
The Gods in My Feet
Coyote Dream Theatre
The Nutclough Tavern,
6-8 Nutclough, Keighley Road,
Hebden Bridge
2.00pm (to 3.00pm approx)
(see June 30 for details)
Roller Coasting Through the Menopause Years
Workshop with Althea de Carteret and Ann Crean
Little Theatre, Holme Street, Hebden Bridge
2.00pm (to 3.30pm approx)
£5 (Workshop limit 25)
The Workshop uses a photo exhibition - mainly images of women -
to trigger a discussion of the ups and downs of growing older, and
explores how to seek creative meaning and fun in our lives. For ages
50 and over.
Jackie Kay and Julia Darling
Little Theatre, Holme Street, Hebden Bridge
4.00pm (to 5.00pm approx)
£5 (4)
Jackie Kay, award-winning poet, novelist and playwright, reads and
talks about her work together with fellow poet, novelist and
playwright Julia Darling, winner of the 2003 Northern Rock
Foundation Writer's Award (the biggest literary prize in the UK). This
poetry reading is presented by Arc Publications, one of the UK's
leading independent poetry presses, which operates from the Calder
Valley. A rare opportunity to hear two of the country's finest poets.
Balancing Acts
'People Come Here To Cry' by Char March and 'Balancing
Act' by Caroline Small
Little Theatre, Holme Street, Hebden Bridge
7.30pm (to 9.30pm approx)
£8 (£6)
Award-winning writer/performers Char March and Caroline Small
perform their one-woman plays exploring the hilarity and horrors of
... reaching a Certain Age. Ever felt you were that close to the edge?!
Come and share the precarious balancing acts of Char and Caroline's
characters as they negotiate the delights of trampoline therapy in a
Crisis Centre and the morning from Hell with a colander! "Funny,
profound and provocative" (West Yorkshire Playhouse).
Festival Concert: The Hepton Singers
Heptonstall Parish Church
8.00pm (to 9.30pm approx)
£6 (£4); £1 for students
This concert of choral music from the 16th century to the present
includes A Farewell to Arms, a new work by Sir Richard Rodney
Bennett, and contemporary music including Water Music by Eric
Whitacre and Kullervo's Message by Veljo Tormis.
A Kind of Love-in
late cabaret with John Morrison and Friends
Little Theatre, Holme Street, Hebden Bridge
10.00pm (to midnight approx)
£3 (£2) - on the door
Enjoy comedy, music and staying up past your bedtime. Best of all,
there's a late bar.
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