Beccles Library Activities and Events

Beccles Library Activities and Events

The following activities are run regularly at Beccles library:

Thursdays - 9.45am - 11.45am
Family Playtime: from birth to four years old

Thursdays - 2.00pm - 3.00pm
Top Time

Fridays - 2.00pm - 2.30pm
Baby Bounce and Tot Rock: from birth to one year old.
Find out more about about Bookstart here

Sundays - 10.30am - 12.00pm
Fun Time Craft Activities: for children of all ages

Take part in this year's reading challenge ...

The Team Read will be happening in all Suffolk Libraries and Mobiles during the summer holidays, on Sundays too. All you have to do is read 6 books.

National Falls Awareness Day - 24 June
The Waveney Falls Team was at Beccles library answering queries, helping to signpost to appropriate health workers and agencies and showing various aids and how to use them. There were demonstrations by the Falls team during the day.

Top Time: Open House at Beccles Library
Open House is a group with different weekly themes, everyone welcome, with tea and biscuits provided 2.00pm - 3.00pm. No booking required, just come along on the day and join us.

10 July - Speaker
Guest speaker Stewart Morton, author, will be talking about his work.

17 July - Drama
The Culture Club Theatre Group, run by Laura Norman, drama practitioner, will be discussing extracts, play readings, improvisation etc. The feedback is that these sessions are great fun. There will be drama sessions on the third Thursday of each month.

24 July - Computer club
We will be covering those areas that you would like to know more about, but don’t know who to ask, e.g. shopping on e-bay, internet shopping, email queries and researching your family history. The computer club meets on the fourth Thursday of each month.

31 July - Speaker
Guest speaker Chris Minton will be talking about "Keeping memories alive: reminiscing and family tales".

On the second Thursday of the month we are welcoming people who would like to speak on their hobby, interest, holiday or any subject they enjoy. If you would like to come along as a speaker later in the year Mel Goodwin at Beccles Library would be very pleased to hear from you.



Children's Activities at Beccles Library

Baby Bounce: from birth to one year old.
Every Friday 2.00pm - 2.30pm

Family Playtime: from birth to four years old.
Every Thursday 9.45am - 11.45am

Fun Time Craft Activities: for children of all ages.
Every Sunday 10.30am - 12.00pm

All part of the Suffolk Children's University

For further details of these events please contact Beccles Library.

Opening Hours
Monday 9.30am-5.00pm
Tuesday 9.30am-5.00pm
Wednesday 9.30am-1.00pm
Thursday 9.30am-5.00pm
Friday 9.30am-7.30pm
Saturday 9.30am-5.00pm
Sunday 10.00am-4.00pm
Holiday opening hours

Beccles Library
Blyburgate
Beccles, Suffolk
NR34 9TB

Telephone: 01502 714073 and 01502 716471

Email: help@suffolklibraries.co.uk

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Margaret Mellis, the Sainsbury Centre

World Art Collections Exhibition
Sainsbury Centre for Visual Arts

Margaret Mellis - Fisherman 1990 / 1991
Private Collection © the artist, 2008
Photo: Andi Sapey

Margaret Mellis: A Life in Colour

A new exhibition and a new film

The career of the artist Margaret Mellis is the focus of the new exhibition and the new film, Margaret Mellis: A Life in Colour.

The exhibition, which includes excerpts from the film, opens at the Sainsbury Centre for Visual Arts, Norwich, on Tuesday 1 July and runs until Sunday 31 August.

The film, produced by Jules Hussey and directed by Sue Giovanni, will première at the Picture House Cinema (Cinema City), Norwich, on Tuesday 8 July as part of the events programme accompanying the exhibition.

The Film
Margaret Mellis: A Life in Colour is a 60 minute documentary film which tells the story of the Margaret Mellis’ life in her own words. The film brings together excerpts from Mellis’ diaries and writing, read by actress Susannah York, with interviews by Professor Mel Gooding (1993 and 1994) for the oral history project Artist’s Lives, which is run by the National Life Stories collection based at the British Library Sound Archive (see Notes to Editors for more information).

“The documentary, Margaret Mellis: A Life in Colour, weaves together the artists’ words with archive photographs and film, new stills, Super 8 and video footage, to produce an in-depth study of Margaret Mellis’ life and work. It is an oral history about a visual artist told using a moving image medium”
– Jules Hussey, Producer.

The Exhibition
A Life in Colour is the first major exhibition of work since Mellis stopped making in 2001, aged 87, due to ill health and features over 60 paintings and sculptures. The exhibition spans Margaret Mellis’ career, from the early still-lifes to the abstract reliefs of the 1960s and the magnificent constructions made from driftwood found on the beach near her Suffolk home. The construction Scarlet Undercurrent, Mellis’ final work, is included in the show.

Margaret Mellis Photo: W.L Bednarski

The exhibition reveals Margaret Mellis’ life-long preoccupations: passion for colour and fascination with form.

“For me, painting is way of making discoveries and of making a thing. When the areas of a painting start reacting together and yet hold together, the thing starts to live. Sometimes it gives a sort of kick”
- Margaret Mellis.

Margaret Mellis’ Life
Margaret Mellis was born in China in 1914 of Scottish parents, and moved to Britain as a baby. Fascinated by colour as a child, her remarkable career began at just 16 years of age when she started studying at Edinburgh College of Art (1930 - 34). As a young woman she was awarded a coveted travelling scholarship that allowed her to travel to Paris and across Europe. In 1937 she held a fellowship at Edinburgh College of Art before studying at Euston Road School.

In 1939 Margaret Mellis moved to St Ives, Cornwall, with her first husband, writer and painter Adrian Stokes. They both became central figures in the St Ives School of artists, which included Barbara Hepworth, Ben Nicholson and Naum Gabo. In St Ives, Ben Nicholson encouraged Mellis to experiment with collage and relief, prompting her to “think in a different way, not in colour, which was natural to me”. This was a formative period for Margaret Mellis, working alongside some of the most influential British artists in the 20th century.

In 1948 she married the artist Francis Davison and in 1950 they settled near Diss in Suffolk, moving to Southwold in 1976. It was after Davison’s death in 1984 that Margaret Mellis embarked on possibly her most creative phase, her ‘constructions’, made out of driftwood found on Southwold beach.

www.scva.org.uk

Treasure Hunt, Bungay Youth Association, 12 July 2008

Bungay Youth Association

Treasure Hunt

Saturday 12th July 2008
11am start at Castle Hills
estimated finish time 12.30pm

£2.50per child
pay on gate

Prize for Best Dressed Pirate
Prize for Best Pirate Flag
Prizes for finding the treasure

Organised by Bungay Youth Association
and proceeds towards the new play park and family area

Prizes kindly donated by the
Toy & Gift Emporium

Part of the
Bungay Summer Festival 2008
click here for full programme

Kid's Fun Day, Rotary Club of Bungay, 5 July 2008

Returning by popular demand

Rotary Club of Bungay

Kid's Fun Day


To be held at the opening of the

Bungay Summer Festival 2008
click here for full programme

on the

Grammar School Field
St Johns Road Bungay
Saturday 5th July
at 12.00 noon

An afternoon for all the family to enjoy!

Races
Egg & Spoon - 3-legged - fancy dress - many more
including races for mums & dads
(do you remember those old school days)

including:
Dog Show

Refreshments & Burger Stall

Trade Stands

Many more exciting events taking place

If you or your organisation would wish to bring a stall please contact

Mike Daniels
Club Protection Officer
Rotary Club of Bungay

Tel: 07860 452421

Monies to Rotary Charities
Youth Ass. Playground Field

Bungay Rotary Web Site

Active Norfolk events

Events

05.07.2008
Swim Festival - Norwich
The Norwich Swim Festival is for children aged between 7 and 12 who enjoy swimming and would like to see what club swimming could offer them. The festival is run by Norwich Swan Swimming Club and will be a fun introduction to the club environment.

The swimmer will get the chance to improve their technique and swimming skills as well as entering fun races.

Requirements: Swimmers must be able to complete 25m front and back of a recognisable stroke but who do not currently swim for a club.

Places are limited and offered on a first-come, first-served basis, so please book early to avoid disappointment. The festival costs just £1 which is payable on the day.

Parents are invited to stay during the festival to receive information on the club.

Venue: Riverside Swimming Centre, Norwich

Time: 6 - 8pm

Please click here to book a place


06.07.2008
Water Polo Festival - Norwich
The Water Polo Festival is for young people aged 12 - 16 who would like to have a go at this sport. The festival is aimed at swimmers who are able to complete 25m front and back of a recognisable stroke.

The festival is organised by Norwich Swan Swimming Club.

Places are limited and offered on a first-come, first-served basis, so please book early to avoid disappointment. A fee of £1 will be payable at the pool on the day.

Venue: Riverside Swimming Centre

Time: 7 - 8pm

Please click here to book a place


06.07.2008
Swim Festival - North Norfolk
The North Norfolk Swim Festival is for children aged between 7 and 12 who enjoy swimming and would like to see what club swimming could offer them. The festival is run by Aylsham Vikings Swimming Club and will be a fun introduction to the club environment.

The swimmer will get the chance to improve their technique and swimming skills as well as entering fun races.

Requirements: Swimmers must be able to complete 25m front and back of a recognisable stroke but who do not currently swim for a club.

Places are limited and offered on a first-come, first-served basis, so please book early to avoid disappointment. The festival costs just £1 which is payable on the day.

Parents are invited to stay during the festival to receive information on the club.

Venue: Victory Swim and Fitness Centre, North Walsham

Time: 4 - 5pm

Please click here to book a place


12.07.2008
Swim Festival - South Norfolk
The South Norfolk Swim Festival is for children aged between 7 and 12 who enjoy swimming and would like to see what club swimming could offer them. The festival is run by Diss Otters Swimming Club and will be a fun introduction to the club environment.

The swimmer will get the chance to improve their technique and swimming skills as well as entering fun races.

Requirements: Swimmers must be able to complete 25m front and back of a recognisable stroke but who do not currently swim for a club.

Places are limited and offered on a first-come, first-served basis, so please book early to avoid disappointment. A fee of £1 will be payable at the pool on the day.

Parents are invited to stay during the festival to receive information on the club.

Venue: Diss Swim & Fitness Centre

Time: 6.30 - 7.30pm

Please click here to book a place


13.07.2008
Go Paddling Day
Canoe England East are holding a "Go Paddling Day" open to everyone to have a go at activities including canoe polo, kayak and canoe racing and "come and try" sessions.

Date: Sunday 13th July

Time: 10am - 4pm

Venue: Bridge over the Wensum at Swanton Morley

Come and try sessions cost £5 per person. All profits from the day will be donated to the Norfolk Air Ambulance.



20.07.2008
Disability multi-sports tournament
This is a new opportunity for children with disabilities to join a team at a competitive level. The event will be held at Recreation Sports Centre in Norwich.

Times and activities will be confirmed nearer the event. There is a disability multi sports club in each district in Norfolk and the clubs will come together for this event in July to play some competitive games and have some fun! For more information about this event, please contact Matthew Talbot - 01603 697017 or matthew.talbot@activenorfolk.org


17.10.2008
Active Norfolk Youth Games
Last year's event was very successful with over 400 children within mainstream and special schools taking part. This year there will be two events at the UEA Sportspark in Norwich.

The main event is on the 17th October and the swimming gala is on the 20th October. The Active Norfolk Youth Games has been moved to October to integrate with the schools' Partnership Games. Although still separate events, the vision is to link the two events to involve all our young people in sport, whether as part of a disability or mainstream event. The Partnership Games will be taking place at Sportspark on the 20th October 2008. For more information please contact Matthew Talbot - 01603 697017

Active Norfolk
The Turner Road Centre, Turner Road, Norwich, NR2 4HB
Email: info@activenorfolk.org | Tel: 01603 697011

'Country Walk' exhibition, Beyond the Image Gallery

Beyond the Image Gallery

13, Red house Yard,
Thornham Magna, Eye,

Hosts a collection of work entitled
'Country Walk'
by Jill Hodgson (GRH)

4th - 27th July
Fridays to Sundays 11.00am - 4pm

Further information on the gallery, exhibitions and courses can be found on our website www.beyondtheimage.co.uk

Harleston & Waveney Art Trail 2008

Image detail from: The Wrecked West Pier, Brighton, II - Gill Levin

Harleston & Waveney Art Trail 2008

Sat 5 & Sun 6 July 2008 11.00am - 6.00pm
Sat 12 & Sun 13 July 2008 11.00am - 6.00pm
Sat 19 & Sun 20 July 2008 11.00am - 6.00pm

Thirty professional artists, all within an easy bike ride of Harleston, invite you into their studios over three July weekends to see where and how they work, and to browse a wealth of paintings, prints, sculpture, photography, studio ceramics and textiles. Some studios offer workshops; and at all of them you can purchase original works of art at studio prices.

Entry to all studios is free, and many artists open their gardens too. You can follow the Trail as the mood takes you - a Harleston town route; a village route; or a Bungay route. Bikes are available to hire at the Swan Hotel, Harleston.

Throughout July there will be an exhibition by Trail artists at the new Harleston Gallery and Studio Café where you can see examples of their work and plan your route over a refreshing drink, snack or light meal.

Pick up an illustrated brochure with map and brief descriptions of artists’ work, from the Harleston Gallery, Harleston Information Plus, the Fisher Theatre Bungay, and shops and other public places in Harleston, Bungay and the surrounding villages - and meet for yourself some of the tremendously diverse community of artists living and working in the Waveney Valley.

For more information
Tel: Lesley Rock on 01379 854897
Email: harlestongallery@btinternet.com
Visit www.south-norfolk.gov.uk/leisure to download a brochure.

Summer Concert, Beccles Choral Society, 5th July

2008 a Year of Change for Beccles Choral Society

Sadly we must announce the departure of Vetta Wise, our very successful director of music. Vetta will be very much missed. She has developed the choir both in repertory and in technique. We wish her well and are sure we will keep in contact with her.

Because of this we are changing our published programme. We were to have performed Handel’s Messiah at Christmas. This is being brought forward to be our summer concert. More details of our concerts are below.

In September we welcome Philip Simms as guest conductor and director for our Christmas concert.

The choir is advertising at the moment for a permanent replacement Musical Director and if anyone is interested they should contact the secretary.

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The Summer Concert

On Saturday July 5th at 7.30 we are performing Handel’s Messiah in St Michael’s Church in Beccles. This will be with full orchestra and professional soloists.
This will be our last concert conducted by Vetta.

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Beccles Choral Society

Handel’s
Messiah

Conductor: Vetta Wise
Orchestra and Soloists
Leader: Gregory Eaton

Saturday 5th July
7.30 pm

St Michael’s Church, Beccles

Tickets: £10
Some free tickets are available for students under 18

Advance Booking in Beccles:
In person at Willows (Smallgate),
Gazette Bookshop (The Walk)
Any Choral Society Member and at the door on the day.

By phone: 01502 713476

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www.beccleschoralsociety.co.uk

Summer Fete, Hempnall Primary School, Sunday 13th July

Hempnall Primary School

Summer Fete

Sunday 13th July
1pm to 4pm

Doctor Who Exhibition
and the chance to meet a Cyberman

Live music from
Saxobility

Children's Sumo Wrestling

Bowling Alley

BBQ

Bar

Raffle
with lots of family prizes

www.hempnall.norfolk.sch.uk

Earsham Festival July 11th - 13th 2008

Earsham Festival 2008

July 11th to 13th

The Earsham Festival will take place this year on the weekend of July 11th-13th. The emphasis as in previous years will be on family entertainment.

Activities will start on Friday evening, July 11th, with a disco for the younger generation in the village hall. The early session from 6.00pm till 7.30pm will cater for the under 11s and the later session from 7.30pm till 9.30pm for older children.

On Saturday, July 12th, there will be the annual Mini Beer Festival in the village hall from 11.00am until late and a Family Fun Day and children’s entertainment on the village green in the afternoon.

Attractions will include Earsham School dancing display, Bungay High School musicians, charity stalls, traditional games and competitions, bouncy castles, roundabout and a variety of refreshments.

Good quality food and music will be available throughout the day and in the evening there will be dancing in the village hall to the music of three local bands.

On both Saturday and Sunday there will be a walking treasure trail round the village, a hanging baskets and garden tubs competition and a photographic display on the theme of childhood memories in All Saints Church.

Also, as part of the Harleston and Waveney Art Trail event, two local artists will invite the public to view their collections of paintings, sculpture, drawings and prints.

Morning coffee and cream teas will be available in the Church and the weekend’s events will conclude with Songs of Praise on Sunday evening at 5.00pm.

For further details please telephone 01986 895535 or 01986 893445

Heveningham Hall Country Fair 6th July 2008

Heveningham Hall
Country Fair

Sunday 6th July 2008
10am to 6pm

A fun day for all the family!

Cossack Trick Riders
Wild West Show
Rabbit Show
Helicopter Rides
Classic cars
Bungee Trampoline
Children’s Activities
Food Hall
Catering and Licensed Bars

Free Parking
Adults £8, Concession £5, 5-14 children £5, under 5s free
10% advanced booking on

www.countryfair.co.uk

Enquiries 01986 798151
Organized by Heveningham Hall Country Fair Trust.
Registered charity no 1095403

Beccles Farmers Market, Beccles Heliport 1st & 3rd Saturday Monthly

Beccles Farmers Market

1st & 3rd Saturday Monthly
9:00 am to 1:00 pm

NEXT MARKET 5th July

We have an average of 30 stalls,
selling products that include:

meat, game, poultry (including organic), fish fresh & smoked,
milk, yoghurt, cheese, fresh vegetables, bread, cakes, pies,
hen & duck eggs, take away food, pickles, chutneys & local crafts

PLEASE VISIT OUR WEB SITE FOR A LIST OF
STALLHOLDERS AND THEIR CONTACTS
FOR PRE ORDERS

www.BecclesFarmersMarket.co.uk

Café & BBQ

Ample parking

The market takes place inside a hangar at the Heliport site on the Ellough Airfield on the B1127 road

Beccles Farmers Market
Beccles Heliport
Ellough Airfield
Beccles
Suffolk
NR34 7UH

Google Map

Tel: 01502 476240

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Next Market Sat. 5th July


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please view our web site for more images of the market

www.BecclesFarmersMarket.co.uk

The Jeff Short, Swing Band & Singers, Jazz, Jive

"THE BEST IN BIG BAND MUSIC"

The Jeff Short - Swing Band & Singers
Our orchestra consists of 16 musicians playing 5 Saxes, 4 Trombones, 4 Trumpets, Piano, Bass & Drums
Plus Male & Female Vocals.


The Big Swing Band is very good for that 'Special Occasion' but requires a fair space or stage to perform on - around 28' X 15' The Big Band has its own lighting/stands/and P.A. system.

We can wear authentic AAF Military Uniforms for 40's Nights or colourful evening wear for functions -with glamorously-attired singers adding enormously to your night!

The Big Band plays music for dancing including: Swing, Jive, Ballroom, Latin, Pop & The music of Frank Sinatra, Ella Fitzgerald, Dean Martin & Big Band Classics from Glenn Miller to James Last, plus Party Medleys & Sing-a-Longs to Showtunes of Today!

See CURRENT DATES for our latest bookings.

Types of Bands: 40's Bands, Bands, Big Bands, Dance Bands, Function Band, Jazz Bands, Live Bands, Swing Bands, Tribute Bands, Wedding Bands, Glenn Miller Bands.

The Jeff Short Band (Small Band)
4 Musicians Playing: Piano/Keyboards, Tenor Sax/Clarinet/Bass Guitar Drums plus Girl Singer.


This function band playing for all occasions is smaller and more flexible than the Big Band and therefore requires less space.

With this Band we can play for Dances - Private Parties, Weddings, Masonic/Rotary Functions, Dinner Dances & Charity Events. From Jive & Swing to Ballroom & Latin, from Rock & Roll to Pop - plus standards from the world of Jazz to the tunes of today. Music is played to suit the occasion.

Playing indoors or out - the band has its own P.A. System plus Lights & Stands - and wears Black Tie or Colourful Evening Wear.

Both Bands - Liability Insured.

To purchase tickets or to see latest events go to
CURRENT EVENTS

Jeff Short

Email: info@jeffshort.co.uk

www.jeffshort.co.uk

Events Calendar, Waveney Valley Blog

In The Mood, Sunday 13 July, bring your picnic and relax to the music

This Summer come and get . . .

In The Mood
(a trip down Memory Lane)

on
Sunday 13 July

bring your picnic and relax to the live music of

TIMESCAPE

at
Bone Hill, Rouse’s Lane
Off Low Road, Starston

Gates open 3.30pm
Music starts 4.30pm

Tickets
£10 Adults,
£5 U16s
U5s Free

Please phone 01603 506925

Event organised jointly by
Harleston Lions, Harleston Scouts and
Harleston Magpies Hockey Club

BBC introducing at Latitude July 17th-20th 2008

17th - 20th July 2008

Henham Park, Southwold, Suffolk
www.latitudefestival.co.uk

BBC introducing at Latitude

THE LAKE STAGE PRESENTS

curated by Radio 1 DJ Huw Stephens

FRIDAY
*a.P.A.t.T*
*TRUCKERS OF HUSK* *KYTE*
*MATTHEW SAWYER AND THE GHOST*
*DERWYDDON DR GONZO*

SATURDAY
*THE BEEP SEALS*
*KATEGOES*
*ROD THOMAS*

SUNDAY
*BEARSUIT*
*ELLE S’APPELLE*
*LUKE LEIGHFIELD WITH TIM AND SAM’S TIM AND SAM BAND*
*ISLAND LINE*
*THE SCHOOL*

>> Click here for more info on the Waveney Valley Blog <<

WEEKEND TICKETS FOR LATITUDE FESTIVAL HAVE NOW SOLD OUT
Tickets for Friday day are still available to buy.

TICKET INFORMATION
Day tickets are £55 plus booking fee and include car parking.
C/Card line 0870 060 3775

Or online at www.festivalrepublic.com, www.seetickets.com,
For a full list of National and Regional outlets please visit www.latitudefestival.co.uk

Bungay Summer Festival, 5th to 20th July 2008

Bungay Summer Festival
5th to 20th July 2008
Programme of Events

Saturday 5th July
OPENING CEREMONY
Old Grammar School
Playing Fields
12.30pm
The flag will be raised by
the Town Mayor and the
Reeve

COUNTRY MARKET
The Butter Cross
8.30am - noon
Buy cakes, preserves,
fresh vegetables,
plants, craftware...

KIDS' FUN DAY
view on Waveney Valley Blog
Old Grammar School Playing Fields
11am - 5pm
Organised by Bungay Rotary and
Bungay Youth Association
Fun races for 12’s and under + parents
too... Dog events, competitions, stalls...
Admission: Free

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ART EXHIBITION
Local Artists
10am - 6pm daily, except Mondays
Trinity Street House . Trinity Street
(Collection for BATS)
Dave O’Neill or Janet Blowers O’Neill: 01986 893292

SHOP WINDOW COMPETITION
on the theme of
Bungay: A Town of Letters
Vote for your favourite shop window display
and enter the prize draw - prizes for the first
three out of the hat!
Each window features a hand crafted letter,
created by members of BLACK DOG ARTS
during their craft workshops in the run-up to
the festival. Prizes too for the top 3 shops with
the best window displays, as voted by you!
Ballot boxes at the Library, Post Office & the
Art Exhibition (Trinity Street).

EMMANUEL CHURCH
Upper Olland Street
350th Anniversary
Celebrations
Historical Photograph Exhibition
Saturday 12th July - Sunday 20th July
10am - 4pm. Slide shows 10.30am & 2.30pm

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Sunday 6th July
CHILDREN’S FOOTBALL TOURNAMENT
Maltings Meadow
Sunday 6th July and Sunday 13th July
10.30am - 5pm each day
Under 7’s, 8’s & 9’s mixed mini- soccer tournament.
Under 12’s & 14’s girls 5-a-side tournament.
Up to 80 teams from local clubs...
Spectators Free!

FESTIVAL SONGS OF PRAISE
Organised by Churches Together
St. Mary’s Church
6.30pm

Tuesday 8th July
1st REAL ALE TRAIL
(with accompanying musician!)
Starts at The Castle Inn
Earsham Street
Meet at 7.30pm
A pleasant stroll around four
of the Bungay ale houses
including The Kings Head,
Swansons and The Chequers.
Contact: Jim Jervis: 01986 892 905 or
Chris Reeve: 01986 893 155.
Free

Wednesday 9th July
KEMP’S MORRIS MEN
The Butter Cross
8pm
Kemp’s Men are named
in honour of Will Kemp, a
colleague of Shakespeare’s,
who danced from London
to Norwich to prove a point.
He did it in nine days,
hence the expression:
“a nine days wonder”.
Donations

Thursday 10th July
EXHIBITION TO MARK THE 90TH
ANNIVERSARY OF THE RAF
Royal British Legion
Royal British Legion Club,
Priory Lane
Thursday 10th July -
Saturday 12th July
10am - 5pm

FESTIVAL QUIZ
The Community Centre
Upper Olland Street
7.30pm
Admission: £3 includes a Ploughman’s supper
Enter your team of 4 brainboxes to Arthur
Fisher, 01986 892 005 or Stephen Went,
01986 893 284.
Proceeds to Holy Trinity Church

Friday 11th July
PHOTOGRAPHY EXHIBITION
Bungay Camera Club
St. Mary’s Church
Friday 11th July - Sunday 13th July
9am - 5pm
Free (Donations)
Amazing pictures from local cameramen

The Town Reeve’s Event
Bigod’s Music in the Castle Keep