ON TOUR OCTOBER 2019- MAY 2020 - LIVE PERFORMANCES ACROSS NORTH YORKSHIRE AND THE TEES VALLEY - Rural Arts
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LIVE PERFORMANCES
ACROSS NORTH
YORKSHIRE AND
THE TEES VALLEY
N T O U R AY 2 0 20
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Welcome to Rural Arts ON What’s inside?
Tour’s Autumn 19/Spring 20
programme Autumn 2019
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Music
Hello! p5-6
Dance
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Theatre
This year we have an exciting and varied selection of professional performances
across 42 beautiful rural community venues in North Yorkshire and the Tees
Valley.
Family p8-11
Rural touring gives you the opportunity to get within touching distance of
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the action – with much less travelling and for a really affordable price. Often
there’s chance to meet the artists (or puppets!) after the performance and
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many events offer the chance to win something in a raffle, tuck into some
food and enjoy a nice glass of wine. Rural touring really is the definition of a Music
‘Good Night Out’.
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Dance
These performances are made possible by brilliant volunteers in each of the
Theatre p16-18
villages, who work with us to programme, promote and put on each event.
Rural Arts also subsidises performances, to make them achievable for
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villages financially, using our own funds as a charity.
So whether you buy a ticket for an ON Tour show, come along to a workshop
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at The Courthouse, or sip a coffee in our award-winning café, you’re Listings
supporting Rural Arts, your local village venue and the vibrancy of our local
communities.
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Map of Venues
I hope to meet you at an event soon and thank you for your support.
Best wishes,
Want to find out more Want to book
about ON Tour? tickets?
Jo Gatenby Contact us: Book online at Cover image: George Egg
ON Tour Manager jo@ruralarts.org www.ruralarts.org Right: Gibbon by
01845 526536 or call Box Offices Patfield and Triguero
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MUSIC
MUSIC
OH LA LA! IAN CHALK QUARTET
“The best show we have
hosted in our village hall!”
– Live & Local Promoter
“One of the UK’s finest trumpet
players’
– Whighams Jazz Club, Edinburgh
Oh La La! mixes Parisian folk music with unforgettable jazz standards, 60s Ian Chalk leads an exciting jazz quartet, performing classic compositions
French pop and impressionist music. The evocative blend of accordion, and tunes from the American Songbook.
saxophone, clarinet, guitar, double bass and Fifi’s beautiful voice will send
you straight back to that little café by the Eiffel Tower – or to the crazy jazz The quartet consists of piano, double bass and drums, and is led by Ian on
club in Pigalle. trumpet. Ian is both a jazz player of exquisite taste and an engaging and
entertaining host. He performs regularly at venues throughout the UK as
The band are all world-class musicians, having played at The Royal Albert Hall, a guest soloist, as well as with many great jazz artists including Dennis
toured the world and appeared on television in Mr. Selfridge and The Proms. Rollins, Gary Smulyan, Kate Peters Septet and the Yorkshire Jazz Orchestra.
CRAYKE SPORTS CLUB COXWOLD VILLAGE HALL “Chalk has that beautiful fat sound personified by such as Fats Navarro,
Thu 3rd October, 7.30pm Fri 4th October, 7.30pm Clifford Brown and Freddy Hubbard - the perfect balance.”
Adult: £17, U18: £12 Adult: £15, U18: £10 – Bebop Spoken Here
(includes a hot meal) (includes a cheese board)
DANBY VILLAGE HALL INGLEBOROUGH COMMUNITY GRASSINGTON DEVONSHIRE GREATHAM COMMUNITY CENTRE
Sat 5th October, 7.30pm CENTRE, INGLETON INSTITUTE Fri 11th October, 7.30pm
Adult: £10, U18: £5 Sun 6th October, 7.30pm Thu 10th October, 7pm Adult: £10, U18: £8
Adult: £15, U18: £12.50 Adult: £12.50, U18: £10.50
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Slanjayvah Danza James Wilton Dance
DANCE
DANCE
6 FEET 3 SHOES LEVIATHAN
“Bold, innovative and
exhilarating” êêêêê
– The Reviews Hub
Join in on the fun at
a post-show ceilidh!
A heart-warming celebration of friendship across borders, bringing to life a Ahab is a ship captain hell-bent on capturing the white whale Moby Dick
story that can resonate with us all. – a beast as vast and generous as the sea itself, yet serene and beautiful
beyond all imagining. Mesmerised by the unhinged charisma of their
6 Feet 3 Shoes tells the true tale of three friends: how they met in Yorkshire, captain, Ahab’s crew blindly follow him on a perilous adventure towards
communicated without words, built a lasting friendship and a home away almost certain destruction.
from home.
Multi-award-winning choreographer James Wilton re-imagines Herman
Rooted in traditional arts but set in the present, the show is full of feisty Melville’s seminal novel Moby Dick, featuring a cast of 6. Wilton’s trademark
Flamenco, Scottish dance, live music and storytelling. With stomping rhythms, blend of athletic dance, martial arts and capoeira will have you at the edge
tender moments and plenty of humour, this show will stay with you. of your seat, gasping for air under the sheer ferocity of movement - all
accompanied by a powerful electro-rock soundtrack by Lunatic Soul.
“A perfect fusion of fun, rhythm, emotion and magic!”
– Scottish Storytelling Centre “Extraordinary” – The Stage
STILLINGTON VILLAGE HALL HUSTHWAITE VILLAGE HALL BOLTON ABBEY VILLAGE HALL
Fri 1st November, 7.30pm Sat 2nd November, 7.30pm Sat 23rd November, 7pm
Adult: £12, U18: £6 Adult: £10, U18: £5 Adult: £12.50, U18: £10.50
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Northern Stage David Gibb
THEATRE
FAMILY
THE HOUND OF THE BASKERVILLES CLIMB THAT TREE
“A classic novel brought vividly to life
with imaginative storytelling” êêêê
– The Stage on previous production
The War of the Worlds
Charles Baskerville is dead, and a terrifying beast is rumoured to stalk the Join David on a musical journey through his hilarious and often surreal
moors around the remote Baskerville mansion. imagination, where bears live in the cupboard under the stairs, wolves roam
the corridors at school, and trips to the moon are a regular occurrence.
When Sherlock Holmes sends Doctor Watson to investigate, Watson finds
himself surrounded by dense fog and a community steeped in folklore, Children and families will be entranced as they are introduced to the magical
legend and rumour, where the line between reality and myth is no longer musical tree and will discover a new song as each flower opens.
clear. How can a rational man trust his own eyes when confronted with the
impossible? Guaranteed to have both parents and children singing along in no time, this
is music that the whole family can enjoy together.
Following the sell-out success of H.G. Wells’ The War of the Worlds, Northern
Stage presents Sherlock Holmes’ most infamous case, adapted from Sir
Arthur Conan Doyle’s gothic classic. “The children love it – and I mean they LOVE it – but so do we, the
parents.”
GILLING WEST VILLAGE HALL – Toddle About Magazine
Fri 25th October, 7.30pm
NEASHAM
Adult: £10, U18: £5
READING ROOM
Thu 24th October, 7.30pm
KILBURN INSTITUTE RURAL ARTS, THIRSK GRASSINGTON DEVONSHIRE INSTITUTE
Adult: £10, U18: £8
Sat 26th October, 7.30pm Thu 31st October, 1pm Fri 1st November, 3pm
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Pocket Panto
FAMILY DATE TIME VENUE POSTCODE ADULTS U18S BOX OFFICE
Fri 13 Dec 7.30pm Oswaldkirk Village Hall YO62 5XT £10 £6 07885 830153
MOTHER GOOSE Sat 14 Dec 1pm Thirsk Town Hall YO7 1QR £8 £6 01845 526536
Sat 14 Dec 6.30pm Weaverthorpe Village Hall YO17 8EX £10 £5 01944 738804
07972 132158
Sun 15 Dec 2pm Huttons Ambo Village Hall YO60 7HJ £7.50 £5.50 01653 694620
Sun 15 Dec 6pm Hart Village Hall TS27 3AW £6 £6 01429 280596
Wed 18 Dec 6pm The Croft Hotel, DL2 2ST £8 £5 01325 721014
Croft-on-Tees
Thu 19 Dec 7pm Grantley Village Hall HG4 3PJ £10 £5 01765 620235
Fri 20 Dec 2pm Terrington Village Hall YO60 6PZ £8 Free * 01653 638394
Fri 20 Dec 6pm Kilburn Institute YO61 4AG £10 Free * 01347 868359
Sat 21 Dec 2pm Wilson Centre, TS21 1DD £7.50 £7.50 01642 583002
Long Newton
Sun 22 Dec 2pm Kettlewell Village Hall BD23 5QX £10 £5 01756 760887
Sun 22 Dec 7.30pm Lothersdale Village Hall BD20 8EH £8 £6 01535 630135
Mon 23 Dec 1.30pm Masham Town Hall HG4 4DY £6 £6 07939 136082
Mon 23 Dec 7pm Wensley Village Hall DL8 4HJ £6.50 £4.50 01969 623544
Fri 27 Dec 2pm Eggborough Methodist DN14 0LP £8 £6 07957 774101
Church
Fri 27 Dec 6.30pm Stillington Village Hall YO61 1JX £10 £5 01347 811544
Sat 28 Dec 2pm Coverdale Memorial Hall DL8 4AY £8 £5 01969 640663
Pocket Panto are once again egg-cited to be bringing a fun-filled family
pantomime to venues across North Yorkshire! Sat 28 Dec 6.30pm Dalton Village Hall YO7 3BN £8.50 £4.50 07841 036340
Sun 29 Dec 2pm Ampleforth Village Hall YO62 4DU £6 £6 01439 788824
Join the loveable Mother Goose and her friends as she discovers that while Sun 29 Dec 7pm Staintondale Village Hall YO13 0EJ £7 £4.50 01723 870160
it’s very nice to be important, it’s more important to be nice. (All together
Mon 30 Dec 2pm Potto Village Hall DL6 3HQ £9 £6 01642 700609
now… aww)
Mon 30 Dec 6pm Bainbridge Village Hall DL8 3EL £8 £5 01969 650038
With singing, dancing and lots of audience participation, there’s something Thu 2 Jan 2pm Shipton Community Centre, YO30 1AA £8 £5 01904 470187
for everyone in this cracking production of Mother Goose. Shipton by Beningbrough
Fri 3 Jan 2pm Clapham cum Newby LA2 8DZ £8 £5 01524 251232
Village Hall
“Very enjoyable evening, very funny” Fri 3 Jan 7pm Newton-on-Ouse YO30 2DE £8 £8 07812 711395
Village Hall
– Audience Member, Kilburn
all Sat 4 Jan 2pm Amerdale Hall, BD23 5QD £9 £5 01756 770282
Fun for y! Arncliffe
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the fam
“Better than ever - and its excellent Sat 4 Jan 6pm Cononley Village Institute BD20 8NU £6 £4 01535 630371
entertainment for our village!”
* Free entry for accompanied children
– Audience Member, Ampleforth
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Book online at www.ruralarts.org or call the numbers above 11
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MUSIC
MUSIC
THE PEAS EDWINA HAYES
“The sweetest voice in
England”
– Nanci Griffith
“One of the best nights
ever!”
– Audience member
The Peas are the masters of taking your guilty pop pleasures from the 80s An engaging evening in the company of Yorkshire singer-songwriter Edwina
and 90s and giving them a classy reworking. Hayes, who performs a selection of her own songs and classic tunes, with
lively chat and humorous stories in between.
From Rick Astley to The Spice Girls, they have a setlist that could make
some people shudder – but with a change of chords and a bluegrassy, rock Edwina’s version of the Randy Newman song Feels Like Home was featured
’n’ rolling acoustic disco beat, the songs feel brand new. in the Cameron Diaz film My Sister’s Keeper and has since been played over
10 million times on YouTube.
The Peas’ whirling energy appeals to the watchers as well as the sing-along-
ers. Guitar, double bass, drums, kazoos, beatboxing, mouth trumpets, super Edwina travels the length and breadth of the country – and abroad – having
sweet harmonies – and only two people. You will come away not too sure toured with Van Morrison, Jools Holland and performed at The Royal Albert
what you have witnessed, but feeling all the better for it! Hall and Glastonbury Festival.
AMERDALE HALL, ARNCLIFFE CLAPHAM CUM NEWBY VILLAGE HALL RURAL ARTS, THIRSK KILBURN INSTITUTE
Thu 5th March, 7.30pm Fri 6th March, 7.30pm Sat 26th Oct, 8pm Fri 8th May, 7.30pm
Adults: £10, U18: £10 All tickets: £9 Adult: £12, U18: £10 Adult: £10, U18: £7
STILLINGTON VILLAGE HALL COXWOLD VILLAGE HALL CLAPHAM CUM NEWBY GRASSINGTON DEVONSHIRE
Sat 7th March, 7.30pm Sun 8th March, 7pm VILLAGE HALL INSTITUTE
Adult: £10, U18: £5 Adult: £10, U18: £8 Sat 9th May, 7.30pm Sun 10th May, 7.30pm
All tickets: £9 All tickets: £9
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Patfield and Triguero Lost Dog Dance
DANCE
DANCE
GIBBON JULIET AND ROMEO
“Seriously interesting and
wryly amusing”
– The Guardian
“Superb. Devastating realism
and dark humour” êêêêê
– The Stage
Breakout juggling stars Chris Patfield and José Triguero present Gibbon, a Lost Dog’s new show reveals the real story of Romeo and Juliet. It turns out
humorous and surreal show that combines mesmerising juggling with dance they didn’t die in a tragic misunderstanding, they grew up and lived happily
and physical theatre. ever after. Well... they lived at least.
Performers as skilled as this make juggling look easy, effortless even – Now they are 40ish, at least one of them is in the grips of a mid-life crisis,
but just how many times do you have to fail before you make something they feel constantly mocked by their teenage selves and are haunted by the
perfect? Together they explore the absurd and comedic in what it is that pressures of being the poster couple for romantic love. They have decided
drives us to try and try again. Lifting the veil on the rehearsal room, Gibbon to confront their current struggles by putting on a performance – about
shows how two charming performers work at working as one. themselves. Their therapist told them it was a terrible idea.
Poetic and original, Gibbon is devastatingly slick and a wonderfully thought
provoking production. Directed by Olivier Award-nominated Ben Duke, this blend of dance, theatre
and comedy examines our obsession with youth and ‘how things are
“The combination of mesmerising manipulation and dry comedy left me supposed to be’. A humorous and heartfelt investigation into love, loss and
wanting more” – Circus Diaries longevity.
GRANTLEY VILLAGE HALL NEASHAM READING ROOM
Sat 14th March, 7.30pm Wed 22nd April, 7.30pm
Adult: £10, U18: £5 Adult: £12, U18: £10
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Alison Neil George Egg
THEATRE
THEATRE
MRS BEETON, MY SISTER DIY CHEF
“Brilliantly funny”
“Excellent - both the – The Observer
performance and the audience
reaction!”
– Carmathen Arts
Award-winning playwright Alison Neil returns to North Yorkshire with another George Egg cooks with power tools.
of her fascinating one-woman plays.
Following sell-out runs at the Edinburgh Fringe, George takes his show on
Many years after Isabella Beeton’s untimely death, Bessie Mayson muses on the road, demonstrating ingenious live cooking and laugh-out-loud comedy.
the fate of her famous big sister. The eldest of twenty-one children, quiet, Funny, inspiring and absurd in equal measures: a cross genre-show that’s as
obedient Isabella fell for a charming publisher called Sam Beeton, and joined much stand-up comedy as it is illustrated lecture.
his rackety life in journalism, culminating in her world-famous “Mrs. Beeton’s
Book of Household Management”. Expect power tools, gardening equipment and office supplies to be re-
purposed and abused. Expect laughs. Expect to learn something new – and
Her family disapproved. But were they right? Thirty years on, Bessie is not so expect to taste the results at the end.
sure...
GILLING WEST VILLAGE HALL TERRINGTON VILLAGE HALL KILBURN VILLAGE HALL
Thu 19th March, 7.30pm Thu 23rd April, 7.30pm Fri 24th April, 7.30pm
RURAL ARTS, THIRSK Adult: £10, U18: £5 Adult: £10, U18: £5 Adult: £10, U18s: £7
Wed 18th March, 7.30pm
Adults: £10, U18: £8 WELBURN VILLAGE HALL STILLINGTON VILLAGE HALL ST JOHN’S, SHAROW
Fri 20th March, 7.30pm Sat 25th April, 7.30pm Sun 26th April, 7.30pm
All tickets: £10 Adult: £10, U18s: £5 Adult: £15, U18s: £10
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Sea Legs Puppet Theatre
FAMILY
“The wonderfully
talented George Egg is THE SELFISH GIANT
genuinely unique”
– The Independent
“Beautiful costumes... a perfectly
balanced performance!”
– The Telegraph
Since building a wall to keep the children out of his garden, the only visitors
the Selfish Giant receives are Lady Snow and her friends.
One morning the Selfish Giant hears the most beautiful music coming from
“Trust us, you won’t outside his bedroom window – and is delighted with the sight that greets him.
believe how good the
food is” Set in a magnificent steel sculpted garden, The Selfish Giant is told using
– The Scotsman Sea Legs’ beautifully crafted puppets, a brilliant musical soundtrack and
superb storytelling.
POTTO VILLAGE HALL GRASSINGTON DEVONSHIRE BAINBRIDGE VILLAGE HALL
Sat 2nd May, 7.30pm INSTITUTE Fri 21st February, 5pm
GREY VILLAGE HALL, Adult: £10, U18s: £7.50 Thu 20th February, 2pm Adult: £8, U18: £4
SUTTON-ON-THE-FOREST All tickets: £7.50
Fri 1st May, 7.30pm NEWTON-LE-WILLOWS
Adult: £10, U18s: £8 VILLAGE HALL SESSAY VILLAGE HALL HART VILLAGE HALL
Sun 3rd May, 7.30pm Sat 22nd February, 2pm Sun 23rd February, 3pm
Adult: £10, U18s: £5 Adult: £8, U18: £4 All tickets: £5
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DATE TIME SHOW VENUE POSTCODE AGE GUIDANCE ADULTS U18S BOX OFFICE CONTACT
Thu 3 Oct 7.30pm Oh La La! (inc. hot meal) Crayke Sports Club YO61 4TZ All ages £17 £12 01347 824163
Fri 4 Oct 7.30pm Oh La La! (inc. cheese) Coxwold Village Hall YO61 4BB All ages £15 £10 01347 868719 / 07756027877
Sat 5 Oct 7.30pm Oh La La! Danby Village Hall YO21 2LZ All ages £10 £5 01287 660297
Sun 6 Oct 7.30pm Oh La La! (inc. wine + cheese) Ingleborough Community Centre LA6 3HX All ages £15 £12.50 01756 792809
Thu 10 Oct 7pm Ian Chalk Quartet Grassington Devonshire Institute BD23 5AA All ages £12.50 £10.50 01756 792809
Fri 11 Oct 7.30pm Ian Chalk Quartet Greatham Community Centre TS25 2ES All ages £10 £8 07434 517225
Thu 24 Oct 7.30pm The Hound of the Baskervilles Neasham Reading Room DL2 1QX 12 + £10 £8 01325 720366
Fri 25 Oct 7.30pm The Hound of the Baskervilles Gilling West Village Hall DL10 5JG 12 + £10 £5 017488 50302
Sat 26 Oct 7.30pm The Hound of the Baskervilles Kilburn Institute YO61 4AH 12 + £10 £7 01347 868359
Sat 26 Oct 8pm Edwina Hayes Rural Arts, Thirsk YO7 1QS All ages £12 £10 01845 526536
Thu 31 Oct 1pm Climb That Tree Rural Arts, Thirsk YO7 1QS 3 - 11 £8 £6 01845 526536
Fri 1 Nov 3pm Climb That Tree Grassington Devonshire Institute BD23 5AA 3 - 11 £8 £6 01756 752222
Fri 1 Nov 7.30pm 6 Feet 3 Shoes Stillington Village Hall YO61 1JX 5+ £12 £6 01347 811544
Sat 2 Nov 7.30pm 6 Feet 3 Shoes Husthwaite Village Hall YO61 4PY 5+ £10 £5 01347 868130
Sat 23 Nov 7pm Leviathan Bolton Abbey Village Hall BD23 6EX All ages £12.50 £10.50 01756 792809
Thu 20 Feb 2pm The Selfish Giant Grassington Devonshire Institute BD23 5AA 3+ £7.50 £7.50 01756 792809
Fri 21 Feb 5pm The Selfish Giant Bainbridge Village Hall DL8 3EL 3+ £8 £4 01969 650038
Sat 22 Feb 2pm The Selfish Giant Sessay Village Hall YO7 3BE 3+ £8 £4 01845 501141
Sun 23 Feb 3pm The Selfish Giant Hart Village Hall TS27 3AW 3+ £5 £5 01429 280596
Thu 5 Mar 7.30pm The Peas Amerdale Hall, Arncliffe BD23 5QD 12 + £10 £10 01756 770282
Fri 6 Mar 7.30pm The Peas Clapham cum Newby Village Hall LA2 8DZ 12 + £9 £9 01524 251232
Sat 7 Mar 7.30pm The Peas Stillington Village Hall YO61 1JX 12 + £10 £5 01347 811544
Sun 8 Mar 7pm The Peas Coxwold Village Hall YO61 4BB 12 + £10 £8 01347 868719 / 07756027877
Sat 14 Mar 7.30pm Gibbon Grantley Village Hall HG4 3PJ All ages £10 £5 01765 620235
Wed 18 Mar 7.30pm Mrs Beeton, My Sister Rural Arts, Thirsk YO7 1QS 12 + £10 £8 01845 526536
Thu 19 Mar 7.30pm Mrs Beeton, My Sister Gilling West Village Hall DL10 5JG 12 + £10 £5 01748 850302
Fri 20 Mar 7.30pm Mrs Beeton, My Sister Welburn Village Hall YO60 7EG 12 + £10 £10 01653 619764
Wed 22 Apr 7.30pm Juliet and Romeo Neasham Reading Room DL2 1QX 13 + £12 £10 01325 720366
Thu 23 Apr 7.30pm DIY Chef Terrington Village Hall YO60 6PZ 14 + £10 £5 01653 638394
Fri 24 Apr 7.30pm DIY Chef Kilburn Institute YO61 4AG 14 + £10 £7 01347 868359
Sat 25 Apr 7.30pm DIY Chef Stillington Village Hall YO61 1JX 14 + £10 £5 01347 811544
Sun 26 Apr 7.30pm DIY Chef St John’s Church, Sharow HG4 5BJ 14 + £15 £10 07584 740743
Fri 1 May 7.30pm DIY Chef Grey Village Hall, Sutton-on-the-Forest YO61 1DP 14 + £10 £8 01347 811866
Sat 2 May 7.30pm DIY Chef Potto Village Hall DL6 3HF 14 + £10 £7.50 01643 700609
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Sun 3 May 7.30pm DIY Chef Newton-le-Willows Village Hall DL8 1SP 14 + £10 £5 07729 447721
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Fri 8 May 7.30pm Edwina Hayes Kilburn Institute YO61 4AG All ages £10 £7 01347 868359 dates
Sat 9 May 7.30pm Edwina Hayes Clapham cum Newby Village Hall LA2 8DZ All ages £9 £9 01524 251232 on p11!
Sun 10 May 7.30pm Edwina Hayes Grassington Devonshire Institute BD23 5AA All ages £9 £9 01756 752222
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MAP OF VENUES
1. Crayke 17. Hart 33. Shipton by Beningbrough
2. Coxwold 18. Croft-on-Tees 34. Clapham
As well as ON Tour, and a range of community projects across North 3. Danby 19. Sharow 35. Arncliffe
Yorkshire, Rural Arts also programmes over 400 artistic events and 4. Ingleton 20. Terrington 36. Cononley
5. Grassington 21. Long Newton 37. Newton-on-Ouse
activities per year at its base in Thirsk.
6. Gilling West 22. Kettlewell 38. Sessay
7. Greatham 23. Lothersdale 39. Bolton Abbey
Come along to a free exhibition, take part in a visual arts workshop or 8. Kilburn 24. Masham 40. Newton-le-Willows
catch a performance or National Theatre Live screening. 9. Thirsk 25. Wensley 41. Welburn
10. Grantley 26. Eggborough 42. Sutton-on-the-Forest
There’s something for everyone with weekly children’s activities, 11. Stillington 27. Carlton
brilliant family facilities and an award-winning cafe, a gallery shop 12. Husthwaite 28. Dalton For more information
and rooms to hire. 13. Neasham 29. Ampleforth about each venue, visit
14. Oswaldkirk 30. Staintondale www.ruralarts.org/venues
15. Weaverthorpe 31. Potto or contact the local Box
Visit www.ruralarts.org to learn more and book now 16. Huttons Ambo 32. Bainbridge Office
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