What's On?

w/b

19th September

compiled by
Newbury & District
Arts Association

 

Continuing this week

Cheek2Cheek Dance

  9 Sep - 25 Nov

Ballroom & Latin Dance for Beginners

8:30pm
4 week course

BEGINNERS BALLROOM & LATIN DANCE Come & learn to dance in a fun & friendly group. Bring a dance partner - we don't swap around in class so choose someone to have fun with.



STOCKCROSS (Sutton Hall):



Mondays 8.30-9.30pm from 9 September



[under 20 minutes from Lambourn]



 



Each 4-week course : £56 per couple



Beginners 1 : Social Foxtrot, Rock'n'Roll, Waltz Beginners 2 : plus Cha Cha Cha & Rumba Beginners 3 : plus Bossa Nova



Book now via the contact form on the website:



www Cheek2CheekDance.co.uk


Tickets:
New Era Players

  13 Aug - 1 Oct

CROP II by Robert Fitzmaurice

12:00pm

As part of the Art in the Foyer series, New Era invites you to come and see the new exhibition of recent work in a variety of media by Robert Fitzmaurice. This free exhibition is showing from 13th August to 1st October in the foyer. The exhibition is open by appointment, during performances and for coffee mornings, which are 10.30-12 on Friday 16th August, 6th and 20th September and Saturday 28th September. Venue: New Era Theatre, St. Georges Centre, Andover Road, Wash Common, Newbury, RG14 6NU. For more information, visit www.fitzmaurice.works, where you will find contact details and be able to discover more about Robert's paintings, prints and ceramics.


Details:
heartwood

  14 Jul - 30 Sep

Woodturning For Beginners

9:30am

Discover the art of woodturning in this immersive 1-day course! Join Liz Pearson for a day filled with creativity, learning, and the joy of craft. Your experienced teacher will guide you through the basics of spindle and faceplate turning, providing all the tools, materials, and safety equipment you need. Get hands-on and create your very own wooden toadstool and bowl.



Price for a day of personal tuition £190 Visit the website to view available dates.



Suitable for ages 12 and up.


Tickets:
is supported by:
West Berkshire District Council