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Waveney & Blyth arts
Celebrate
WAVENEY &MayBLYTH
- October 2019
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WELCOME BUGS & BLOSSOMS POETRY COMPETITION
to a packed programme of Bugs and blossoms are under threat – so feel
inspired to respond poetically and contribute
events that shine a light on to W&BA’s campaign to celebrate them and
the unique character and protect their future. First prize £100 cash,
creativity of the plus two runner-up prizes and an opportunity
norfolk/suffolk border. We to read at the Lowestoft Seagull’s New Words,
Fresh Voices night on 17 November. Poet and
hope that you will find things author Dr Jos Smith (UEA) will select the
familiar and new to delight you winning entries. Closing date for submissions
over the coming months. Please is 16 August 2019. Full details about prizes
share your thoughts, comments and how to enter on the website.
£3 for one submission, £5 for maximum two.
and photos with us
@waveneyblyth Wednesday 14 August
@WaveneyBlytharts *PAKEFIELD POSTCARD
AUCTION IN AID OF W&BA
waveneyandblytharts – Hotel Victoria, Kirkley Cliff
Go to www.waveneyandblytharts.com Rd, Lowestoft NR33 0BZ
Doors open 6pm, auction 7pm
for full details about each event. Not to be missed! The award-winning
Pakefield Postcard Auction has selected Wal k
BOOKINGS W&BA’s Bugs & Blossoms project to be the
See inside back cover for details. recipient of this year’s auction proceeds.
Children and under-18s FREE at all Over 100 artists have donated postcard-size
original artwork to raise money for this important
events; those that are particularly project. All the works can be viewed at
suitable show Family Friendly Event www.pakefieldpostcardauction.co.uk in Read
icon. the weeks beforehand, and they will also be
going on tour. Come and support W&BA and
the generous artists.
£10.00 entry includes a bidding paddle, Look
Each event is numbered to help locate it brochure, nibbles and glass of wine.
on the map on pages 16 and 17.
BUG HOTEL COMPETITION Write
Design and make your own Bug Hotel and
Events marked* are associated share with us on W&BA’s Bug Hotel
activities organized by partners and Facebook page between 1 and 30 June.
requiring separate booking – see Watch @WaveneyBlythArts for more details.
individual event information for details. Listen
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Nicholas Lingwood
BUGS & BLOSSOMS
Our native insects and plants are in catastrophic decline
and we are losing the intricate mix of species that gives
the natural world such richness. In response, W&BA is organising
events to encourage people to notice, care and take positive action.
8 Monday 27 May
A weekend of events to launch the Bugs & Blossoms programme.
All events at Palgrave Community Centre, Rose Lane, Palgrave, Suffolk IP22 1AP 5 Sunday 26 May WALK: BUGGY HILLS AND
BLOOMING OUTNEY, BUNGAY
unless stated otherwise. Refreshments available all day. WIRE SCULPTURE WORKSHOP
Meet at Bigod’s Castle, Bungay,
WITH JENNY GOATER
nr35 1ar
Nick Upton
10am-3pm
Create butterflies, bugs and dragonflies from 2-5pm
a choice of wire or mesh netting; take your Poet nicholas lingwood and writer Chris
creations home. adults and 10 years+. reeve share readings that celebrate the local
£20 (W&BA members £18) wildlife as they lead a 5-mile walk that
circles the Waveney near Bungay, taking in
Bath hills and Outney Common.
3 Sat 25 – Mon 27 May £6 (W&BA members £5)
1 Friday 24 May BUGS & BLOSSOMS EXHIBITION
MY LIFE BEHIND THE LENS: PALGRAVE
ILLUSTRATED TALK BY NICK UPTON 11-5pm every day
7.30-9pm an exhibition of prints, paintings, crafts,
Multi-award-winning wildlife filmmaker and cards and 3-D work by artists based in the
photographer nick Upton has worked closely upper Waveney valley including Jenny 6 Monday 27 May
with sir David attenborough and BBC natural Goater, Maggie Campbell, Jane West,
World series, and won the British Wildlife Deborah vass and Kate nockles. WILLOW SCULPTURE WORKSHOP
Photography awards (documentaries). he will WITH MAGGIE CAMPBELL 9 Sunday 7 July
be showing many stunning images from his work. Free entry 10am-3pm MINI-BEAST FUN FOR THE FAMILY
£8 (W&BA members £6) learn to create butterflies, bugs and Meet beside Ditchingham village hall,
dragonflies from woven willow; take your loddon road, Ditchingham nr35 2Qn
creations home. adults and 10 years+. 2.30-4pm
£20 (W&BA members £18) Find your own real life bugs on Broome
heath and then make a mini-beast from
natural materials, plus lots of free making
activities afterwards - fun for all the family.
4 Saturday 25 May supported by
MICROCOSMOS (1997)
7-9pm
2 Saturday 25 May Film footage of a dramatic, action-packed Free/no booking
MACRO-PHOTOGRAPHY WORKSHOP day in the life of a meadow and its tiny
7 Sunday 26 May
10am-5.30pm inhabitants, with stunning macro-
BBC Wildlife photographer nick Upton will photography using close-ups, slow motion WALK: BUGS AND BLOSSOMS
lead a masterclass aimed at members of and time-lapse photography. AFTER ROGER DEAKIN
camera clubs and more experienced nature Directors: nuridsany, Pérennou Meet at Mellis village hall IP23 8eB
narrated by Kristin scott thomas 10am-1pm
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photographers. limited places.
£70 (W&BA members £65) £6 (W&BA members £5) a guided walk around Mellis Common with
readings from Deakin’s books, focusing on
his observations on plants and insects. Includes
For more information go to visit to the garden of Walnut tree Farm. For more information go to
limited places.
www.waveneyandblytharts.com www.waveneyandblytharts.com
£7 (W&BA members £5)
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BUGS & BLOSSOMS 14 Tuesday 13 August
Mark Ward
POETRY WORKSHOP – BUGS &
Nicholas Lingwood
BLOSSOMS
the staithe Centre, Bungay nr35 1BF
10.30am-3.30pm
What flowers would you find in a witch’s
Ian Lindsay
garden or a fairy story? how do bugs find
their way into art, literature and stories? 17 Friday 6 – Sunday 29 September
10 Sunday 14 July
WALK: REDGRAVE & LOPHAM FEN -
12 Thursday 25 July explore how bugs and blossoms can inform
*BUGS & BLOSSOMS EXHIBITION
and inspire poetry writing with Beth soule
MIDSUMMER MOTHS WITH MARK PAKEFIELD
A SOURCE OF INSPIRATION and make ‘poetry bugs’ to hang in a Poet-tree.
Ferini art Gallery, 27-29 all saints’
Meet at redgrave & lopham Fen, COCKER £15 (W&BA and SPS members £12)
road, Pakefield, lowestoft nr33 0Jl
south lopham, Diss IP22 2hX lock’s Inn, lock’s lane, Geldeston, 11am-4pm - Friday, saturday, sunday
2-4pm Beccles nr34 0hW
4.45-6.45pm 15 Tuesday 17 September only
Poet nicholas lingwood will read poems exhibition of paintings, prints, sculptures and
inspired by the abundant dragonflies, learn about moths and butterflies of the LUNCHTIME ARTS & EATS – POETRY craftwork that celebrate the beauty and
butterflies, Marsh harriers and more as he Waveney valley with renowned naturalist and COMPETITION WINNERS diversity of nature, including Kate Batchelor,
leads this 3.5-mile walk around redgrave and writer Mark Cocker. Includes a leisurely walk Ferini art Gallery, 27-29 all saints’ road, ruth Wharrier, Margaret Parsons, John r
lopham Fen reserve. in the nearby woods, waterside and grazing Pakefield, lowestoft nr33 0Jl Carey and Mark Ward. Free.
£6 (W&BA members £5) marshes at Geldeston. limited places. 12.30-2.30pm www.feriniartgallery.co.uk
£15 (W&BA members £12) Browse the Pakefield Bugs & Blossoms
exhibition, enjoy a sociable light lunch, listen
Evelyn Simak
to the shortlisted entries from the poetry
writing competition and find out which Dr
Jos smith (Uea) has selected to win. Plus
news of W&Ba plans for 2020.
£12 (W&BA members £10) – includes 18 Thursday 26 September
light lunch, details on booking
*WILD WORDS DEBATE - BUGS AND
11 Thursday 25 July FLOWERS
13 Sunday 4 August ASSOCIATED EVENTS Guildhall, norwich nr2 1Js
HAIKU WORKSHOP INSPIRED BY 5.30-8pm
NATURE RINGSFIELD MEADOW Presentations and discussion about our
Nicholas Lingwood
lock’s Inn, lock’s lane, Geldeston, DISCOVERY DAY native insects and wildflowers – both threats
Beccles nr34 0hW ringsfield eco Centre, hall rd, and solutions. With Matt shardlow, chief exec
1-4pm ringsfield, Beccles nr34 8Jr of Buglife, scientists from Uea, local poets
Join tim Gardiner, prizewinning poet and 1-4pm and writers. Organised by Wild anglia.
ecologist, amidst the magical grazing a magical afternoon of fun and discovery for www.wildanglia.org/wild-words
marshes at Geldeston to stop, look, listen and all the family in the flower-strewn meadow at Free
write your own haiku poems. Includes walk ringsfield hall. activities include charcoal-
and creative writing workshop. making and drawing, cooking on the fire, live 16 8 and 9 June
£12 (W&BA members £10) music from Iceni rising, seed bombs, making
bugs from clay, dressing up and more.
*WILDFLOWER OPEN MEADOW DAYS
£10 per car
Moat house, Green street, hoxne, IP21 5aZ
10am-4pm
learn how to create a meadow for wildlife,
and bask in the sights and sounds of the
bugs and blossoms that live here. tea and
cake available. limited parking so share Write
transport if possible.
In association with
Look
@summerinthemeadow
For more information go to Free For more information go to
www.waveneyandblytharts.com www.waveneyandblytharts.com
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TWO RIVERS BOOK FESTIVAL 16 – 30 JUNE
“I am delighted to be involved with this exciting new annual event. The festival
celebrates books by supporting and campaigning for independent bookshops
and libraries. A major theme this year is how books get made and published.”
Liz Calder, Festival Patron
See the directory of local bookshops
and libraries on
www.waveneyandblytharts.com
25 Saturday 22 June
23 Saturday 22 June *A GRUFFALO PARTY
Connecting people and books
halesworth Bookshop, 42
along the Waveney and Blyth
WALK: FLOWER FAIRIES IN BUNGAY thoroughfare, halesworth IP19 8ar
19 Sunday 16 June Meet at st Mary’s Church, Bungay 10:30am-12:30pm
nr35 1aX reading, crafts, fancy dress and face
Festival launch HOW BOOKS GET 11am-1pm painting in this 20th anniversary celebration
PUBLISHED a walk around Bungay's historic sites inspired
of Julia Donaldson’s adored book, illustrated
the stable at the angel hotel, by the Flower Fairies books of Cicely Mary
by axel scheffler.
thoroughfare, Barker. historian and author Christopher
Free event
halesworth IP19 8ah reeves will identify flowers featured in the
11am-12.30pm 21 Wednesday 19 June books, read poems, and recount fairy
Festival Patron liz Calder folklore. activities for children - fairy
BOOK-BINDING WORKSHOP costumes welcome.
(Booker Prize judge, co- Barnabees Books, yoxford road,
founder of Bloomsbury £6 (W&BA members £5)
Westleton IP17 3aF
Publishing), Dan Franklin (associate publisher, 10am-1pm
Jonathan Cape) and lucy hughes-hallett Make a hard-cover notebook with expert
(multi-award-winning author) discuss how bookbinder helen Durrant. tools and
books are chosen and edited for publication.
Plus readings from lucy’s new collection of
materials supplied. also, advice on minor 26 Sunday 23 June
repairs to old books.
short stories, Fabulous. £12 (W&BA members £10) WALK: UNCOVERING DOGGERLAND –
£6 (W&BA members £5) TIME SONG
Meet at Wood Farm Barn, locks lane,
Benacre nr34 7lJ
10am-2pm
experience the landscape of Doggerland, the
land mass which once joined Britain to
24 Thursday 20 June europe, with adam Burrows (natural england)
and simon raven (beachcomber).
22 Wednesday 19 June FOLDED BOOK ART WORKSHOP (24) Julia Blackburn's new book Time Song will be
stradbroke library, Court house, the starting point to help uncover this lost
20 Tuesday 18 June *CRAFTFULNESS: MEND YOURSELF Queens street, stradbroke IP21 5hG landscape. (5 miles)
BY MAKING THINGS 1-4pm £6 (W&BA members £5)
LETTERPRESS WORKSHOP halesworth Bookshop, 42 transform an unwanted book into a work of
harleston library, swan lane, thoroughfare, halesworth IP19 8ar art through folding and cutting, with the Book
harleston IP20 9aW 7pm surgeon Michael holton. adults and children 8
1-4pm authors rosemary Davidson and arzu tahsin years +
Create a book-related art poster or coaster will explain how to achieve calm and renewed £12 (W&BA members £10)
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using your imagination and letterpress blocks, energy through knitting, sewing, book-
with edwin Mitchell-Finch of Bodgers Press. binding, potting or darning.
£12 (W&BA members £10) £4 from Halesworth Bookshop For more information go to
(01986 873840) www.waveneyandblytharts.com
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TWO RIVERS BOOK FESTIVAL
TALKS & CREATIVE WORKSHOPS
27 Tuesday 25 June 30 Saturday 29 June
HOW BOOKS GET FOLDED BOOK ART WORKSHOP 42 Thursday 5 September 21 Wednesday 19 June
MADE Beccles library, Blyburgate, Beccles
the Cut, new Cut, nr34 9tB WOOLGATHERING – FROM FLEECES BOOK-BINDING WORKSHOP AT
halesworth IP19 8By 1.30-4.30pm TO FLIGHTS OF FANCY WESTLETON see p8
the Cut, new Cut, halesworth IP19 8By
6.30-8pm transform an unwanted book into a work of
10.30am-1pm 22 Wednesday 19 June
a fascinating investigation of why books look art through folding and cutting, with the Book
the way they do, with insights from book surgeon Michael holton. adults and children 8 a glorious glut for textile fanatics - from the *CRAFTFULNESS: MEND YOURSELF
years + history of sheep farming in east anglia to the BY MAKING THINGS see p8
designer Will Webb and prolific book cover yurts of Kyrgyzstan, from knitted gnomes to
illustrator Jeffrey Fisher (Captain Corelli’s £12 (W&BA members £10) wearable-art, from historical talks to 24 Thursday 20 June
Mandolin). Chaired by liz Calder. demonstrations, displays and even a woolly
£6 (W&BA members £5) 31 Saturday 29 & Sunday 30 June wearable-art fashion parade. FOLDED BOOK ART WORKSHOP AT
from 0300 303 3211 or email £10 (W&BA members £8) Book on 0300 STRADBROKE see p9
*BLYTH SPIRIT – ALL THINGS BOOK
boxoffice@newcut.org
AT THE LOW HOUSE
303 3211 or box office@newcut.org 28 Thursday 27 June
28 Thursday 27 June the low house pub, Gorams Mill LETTERPRESS WORKSHOP AT
lane, laxfield IP13 8DW HALESWORTH see p10
LETTERPRESS WORKSHOP a weekend of book-themed events to mark
halesworth library, Bridge st, the end of the first festival. For details check £6 (W&BA members £5)
30 Saturday 29 June
halesworth IP19 8aD out www.lowhouselaxfield.com FOLDED BOOK ART WORKSHOP AT
2-5pm BECCLES see p10
Create a book-related art poster or coaster
using your imagination and letterpress 11 Thursday 25 July
blocks, with edwin Mitchell-Finch of Bodgers 43 Thursday 7 November HAIKU WORKSHOP INSPIRED BY
Press. RICHARD MABEY IN CONVERSATION + NATURE see p6
£12 (W&BA members £10) 32 *THE BOOKSHOP W&BA AGM
screenings of the film the Cut, new Cut, halesworth IP19 8By
12 Thursday 25 July
Henry Layte
based on Penelope 7.30pm MIDSUMMER MOTHS WITH MARK
Fitzgerald’s novel about her richard Mabey looks back over a lifetime's work COCKER see p6
time in southwold. with his new collection of essays, Turning the Boat
Wednesday 19 June for Home. Preceded by W&Ba’s annual meeting for 14 Tuesday 13 August
the Cut, new Cut, members at 6pm. POETRY WORKSHOP – BUGS &
halesworth IP19 8By £10 (W&BA members £8) Book on 0300 BLOSSOMS see p7
29 Friday 28 June 7.30pm 303 3211 or box office@newcut.org
CONNECTING BOOKS AND PEOPLE Tickets £6 from 0300 2 Saturday 25 May 44 Tuesday 20 August
southwold arts Centre, st edmund's 303 3211 or boxoffice@newcut.org POETRY WORKSHOP – THEY TOIL
hall, Cumberland road, southwold Friday 28 June MACRO-PHOTOGRAPHY WORKSHOP NOT BUT THEY DO SPIN
IP18 6JP see p4
electric Picture Palace, Blackmill rd, the Bank arts Centre, 2 Castle st, eye
11am-12.30pm southwold IP18 6an 5 Sunday 26 May IP23 7an 10.30am-3.30pm
henry layte (the Book hive, Propolis Books), 7.15pm Beth soule will explore the history, mythology
emma Bacon (local writer and self-publisher), Tickets from Electric Picture Palace WIRE SCULPTURE WORKSHOP WITH and imagery of spinning and weaving - from
abbie Clements (halesworth Bookshop) and 07815 769565 JENNY GOATER see p5 spiders to silkworms and linen - which provides
inspiration for poetry writing.
Philip langeskov (Uea Creative Writing) Throughout the festival, bookshops will 6 Monday 27 May £15 (W&BA and SPS members £12)
discuss the decline of independent be hosting book signings, literary
bookshops, the expansion of self-publishing, WILLOW SCULPTURE WORKSHOP
quizzes and other events. Look out for
and how books get to us. WITH MAGGIE CAMPBELL see p5
details at the shops and on the
In association with
Two Rivers section of our website. 20 Tuesday 18 June
£7.50 from 01502 722572 LETTERPRESS WORKSHOP AT
or email boxoffice@se-arts.org For more information go to
HARLESTON see p8
www.waveneyandblytharts.com
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Waveney Valley Sculpture The Woven Woodland is a major outdoor art event for all the family
featuring contemporary 3-D artwork in a rural setting. The sculpture
Trail @ Raveningham trail runs for five weeks at the Raveningham Centre.
Christine Baxter
Gordon Senior
34 Saturday 3 August
MUSIC INSPIRED BY BUGS &
BLOSSOMS
Waveney valley sculpture trail @
raveningham
6.30-8.30pm
the sensing nature ensemble will perform
songs and improvised pieces composed
collaboratively by the group in response to
the sounds and images of nature, and Janet
Koralambe will lead singers from local choirs
toilets are wheelchair accessible and have in songs from different cultures celebrating
33 Friday 2 August – nappy changing facilities. the natural world. Outside, or in the café if wet.
Sunday 8 September £6 (W&BA members £5)
Ravenous Café is open every day for light
raveningham Centre, Beccles road, lunches, drinks, cakes, and home-made
raveningham nr14 6nU refreshments. 35 Wednesday 4 September
Open 10am-5pm every day
Tickets £6 (W&BA members £5). CURATOR’S GUIDED WALK
Rob Harries
Under 18s free. Pay on entry only 10am-12.30pm
three acres of lawns, orchard and Gain a greater insight into the works on
intriguing outdoor spaces provide a display and the artists who have contributed
magical setting for the sculpture trail, with sculpture trail curator sarah Cannell.
which this year explores the theme of the £10 (W&BA members £8) includes entry
Woven Woodland. Curator sarah Cannell to Sculpture Trail
has located site-specific installations, 3-D
constructions and sculpture by over 30
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Janette Lazell
artists from east anglia and beyond,
including Mark Goldsworthy, andy Jarrett, BSL CURATOR'S GUIDED WALK
Janette lazell, sarah Dyball, tobias Ford, 2-4.30
Bee springwood, Mike Challis, and rob harries. a mobility scooter will be available on a first as above, for British sign language speakers
come first served basis for a small donation. with Bsl interpreter.
a pop-up gallery in the farmhouse shows
Or to ensure one is available when you want £4 for BSL users and companions
prints, paintings, textiles and fragile pieces
Look
to visit contact shaun Green of norfolk includes entry to Sculpture Trail
and there are large-scale textile works by
helen howes in the Ravenous Cafe. Mobility scooters on 01603 784474 to book a In conjunction with
suitable model.
For more information go to there is plentiful free parking and designated For more information go to
www.waveneyandblytharts.com disabled parking. www.waveneyandblytharts.com
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Neil Bolton
Annie Brundrit
THEMED WALKS
7 Sunday 26 May
BUGS AND BLOSSOMS AFTER ROGER
DEAKIN see p5
8 Monday 27 May
£6 (W&BA members £5)
BUGGY HILLS AND BLOOMING
OUTNEY, BUNGAY see p5
37 Thursday 22 –
23 Saturday 22 June
Monday 26 August
FLOWER FAIRIES IN BUNGAY 39 Friday 6 September 41 Sunday 15 September *INSPIRED BY BECKER EXHIBITION
see p9
NATURE & HERITAGE SKETCHING holy trinity Church, Church lane,
HOXNE - IN THE FOOTSTEPS OF ST Blythburgh IP19 9lP
26 Sunday 23 June WALK AT BURGH CASTLE EDMUND 10.30am-5.30pm
Meet at Burgh Castle car park, Butt Meet at st edmunds village hall,
UNCOVERING DOGGERLAND lane, Burgh Castle nr31 9QG In its new venue and with an extended run,
AT BENACRE – see p9 hoxne, eye IP21 5an the Inspired By Becker art society (IBBas)
10am-12pm 2-5pm continues to celebrate the work of 20th
9 Sunday 7 July Join artist Genevieve rudd and a Broads
hoxne, well known as the site of the century artist harry Becker. leading east
authority ecologist and historian to explore
MINI-BEAST FUN AT martyrdom of st edmund, has many other anglian artists respond to the power and
the churchyard of the saxon church at Burgh
BROOME HEATH see p5 stories to tell including archaeological finds immediacy of Becker’s work in their own style
Castle. Guided sketching inspired by the wild
and a spectacular roman hoard. Join netta to create exciting contemporary fine art.
10 Sunday 14 July flora. all materials provided, no experience
needed.
swallow and poet Kaaren Whitney on a walk also, a 2-day Paint Out competition and talk
around the village and listen to Kaaren’s by the author richard hawking on his book
REDGRAVE FEN – A SOURCE OF £7 (W&BA members £6)
evocative poem about the art of thatching. At the Field’s Edge. see www.ibbas.co.uk
INSPIRATION see p6 Pre-booking for walks is strongly advised as for details.
places are limited. to book and for further Free entry
information about practical arrangements
contact bookings@waveneyandblytharts.com
£7 (W&BA members £6)
40 Wednesday 11 September
WALBERSWICK SKETCHBOOK AND
WILDLIFE WALK
38 Thursday 25 July Walk through the woods and reed
IMAGINING THE BLYTH VALLEY beds with Kasia Posen
TRAIL 10am-2pm
Meet at Blythburgh Church Car Park, Walk along the boardwalk and into the woods
Church lane, Blythburgh IP19 9lP with Kasia Posen (artist) and adam Burrows
10am-4pm (natural england). Find out about this
Walk to halesworth (7½ miles) along the intriguing habitat while sketching the Wal k
route of a proposed heritage trail, in the fantastic environment.
company of simon raven and local ‘experts’. £7 (W&BA members £6)
Contribute your thoughts on what ought to be
included in a trail leaflet covering history,
heritage and ecology. return by bus. For more information go to For more information go to
£6 (W&BA members £5) www.waveneyandblytharts.com www.waveneyandblytharts.com
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Celebrate Norwich 33 Great Yarmouth
WAVENEY & BLYTH
EVENTS MAP
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BUGS & BLOSSOMS Raveningham
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TWO RIVERS BOOK FESTIVAL
Geldeston
WAVENEY VALLEY SCULPTURE TRAIL
Ditchingham 17
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THEMED WALKS
Lowestoft
TALKS & CREATIVE WORKSHOPS 12
EXHIBITION Bungay Beccles
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Redgrave
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Stradbroke Halesworth Blythburgh
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PALGRAVE MY LIFE BEHIND THE LENS 21 Walberswick
1 17 LOWESTOFT BUGS & BLOSSOMS EXHIBITION 33 RAVENINGHAM SCULPTURE TRAIL
2 PALGRAVE PHOTOGRAPHY WORKSHOP
PALGRAVE BUGS & BLOSSOMS EXHIBITION
18 NORWICH WILD WORDS DEBATE 34 RAVENINGHAM MUSIC
Westleton 40
3 19 HALESWORTH HOW BOOKS GET PUBLISHED 35 RAVENINGHAM CURATOR’S GUIDED WALK
4 PALGRAVE MICROCOSMOS 20 HARLESTON LETTERPRESS WORKSHOP 36 RAVENINGHAM CURATOR'S GUIDED WALK
5 PALGRAVE WIRE SCULPTURE WORKSHOP 21 WESTLETON BOOK-BINDING WORKSHOP 37 BLYTHBURGH EXHIBITION
6 PALGRAVE WILLOW SCULPTURE WORKSHOP 22 HALESWORTH CRAFTFULNESS 38 BLYTHBURGH THEMED WALK
7 MELLIS COMMON WALK 23 BUNGAY WALK 39 BURGH CASTLE THEMED WALK
8 BUNGAY WALK 24 STRADBROKE BOOK ART WORKSHOP 40 WALBERSWICK THEMED WALK
9 DITCHINGHAM MINI-BEAST FUN 25 HALESWORTH A GRUFFALO PARTY 41 HOXNE THEMED WALK
10 REDGRAVE WALK 26 BENACRE WALK 42 HALESWORTH WOOLGATHERING
11 GELDESTON HAIKU WORKSHOP 27 HALESWORTH HOW BOOKS GET MADE 43 HALESWORTH RICHARD MABEY
12 GELDESTON MIDSUMMER MOTHS 28 HALESWORTH LETTERPRESS WORKSHOP 44 EYE POETRY WORKSHOP
13 BECCLES RINGSFIELD MEADOW DISCOVERY 29 SOUTHWOLD BOOKS & PEOPLE
14 BUNGAY POETRY WORKSHOP 30 BECCLES FOLDED BOOK ART WORKSHOP
15 LOWESTOFT LUNCHTIME ARTS & EATS 31 LAXFIELD BLYTH SPIRIT
16 HOXNE WILDFLOWER OPEN MEADOW 32 HALESWORTH / SOUTHWOLD THE BOOKSHOP
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HOW TO BOOK
Pre-booking for events is strongly advised as places, WHAT IS WAVENEY & BLYTH ARTS?
particularly on walks, are limited for safety reasons. Waveney & Blyth arts is a dynamic group that connects
Unless otherwise stated, email creative people and places in the Waveney and Blyth
bookings@waveneyandblytharts.com to book tickets or valleys on the norfolk/suffolk border. a wide variety of
if you have any queries; or leave a message on arts practice celebrates this special environment, and
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book their places so that we can keep track of numbers. organisation and being part of an active arts community.
they will need to be accompanied by a responsible adult. Weekly e-newsletters deliver the latest arts news from
the area, and you can promote your own creative
FAMILY FRIENDLY EVENTS activities too.
Particularly suitable for children - and well-
behaved dogs on leads, where appropriate. £15 (£20 for an organisation) for a year’s membership
(January to December). Go to
ACCESS FOR EVERYONE www.waveneyandblytharts.com and click on JOIn Us.
large print and plain text versions of this brochure are available.
For hearing aid users or people with hearing loss, a
Williams tour Guide system, which links to special
headsets and hearing loops, is available for all walks and
workshops – inform us when you book.
British sign language speakers – see Bsl version of
Curator’s Guide to sculpture trail (p 13).
the sculpture trail site and many of our events are
accessible to wheelchair users.
For further information about accessing these activities
email bookings@waveneyandblytharts.com
Palgrave
Funders & Partners:
Community
Centre
18 Waveney & Blyth Arts Guide 2019 Waveney & Blyth Arts Guide 2019 19The gallery by the Sea
Lowestoft Lifeguard Station oil by Laina West
Open - Fri/Sat/Sun 11am - 4pm
27-29 All Saints Road | Pake eld | Lowestoft | Suffolk | NR33 0JL
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