Events Around MK44 2AS

England, 1959. Free-spirited widow Florence Green (Emily Mortimer) risks everything to open a bookshop in a conservative East Anglian coastal town.

As the film goes back and forth in time to show how relationships forged in the past resonate in the present, James will play the role of Young Donna. Filling the roles of Young Rosie and Young Tanya are Alexa Davies (A Brilliant Young Mind) and Jessica Keenan Wynn (Broadway’s Beautiful).

A Different Direction Choir presents a fun night of quizzing and fish and chips to raise money for its team going to New York to sing in Carnegie Hall. Doors open at 6.30pm and the first round is at 7pm. There will be a fish and chip supper in the break as well as a raffle and ’heads or tails’ game.

An evening of Rock n Roll from the 50’s and 60’s with live band Reelin n Rockin bringing back memories of classic hits from that era. If your young bring along Mum and Dad or Grandad as a surprise. If your older bring along your children to show them what music was like.

Roxton Winter Arts and Crafts Fair with a preloved sale. Something for everyone with original art and craft by local artists and a preloved sale. Hot refreshments served all day. Plenty of parking. Free admission

Medium sized cottage garden with an extensive collection of snowdrops, hellebores and other spring bulbs. Small parterre, pergola and pond. Light refreshments at the Knoll.

Two gardens, The Knoll and The Folly, about 400 metres apart, both about 1/3 acre, packed with snowdrops, hellebores and other Spring flowers. Over 700 different snowdrops are grown (though not all are open on any one day). Open to raise money for Macmillan and Marie Curie nurses.

Two gardens within 400 metres (the second is The Folly, MK43 7PE) with over 700 types of snowdrop as well as many other early Spring flowers. Is your February garden bare and boring? These are not! Come and be amazed by the variety of plants. Plants for sale, home-made refreshments at The Knoll.

Cottage garden, acre with a large collection of many varieties of snowdrops. Hellebores, spring bulbs and other colour. Pergolas, wildlife pond, kitchen garden and raised bed. Woodland area and island beds. Light refreshments at the Knoll.

Come and enjoy looking at the work of our very talented students whilst taking time to savour yummy cakes and coffee from our onsite coffee shop.

Come along and make a statement with this amazing house shoulder bag. Made from denim, lined, with a zip fastening at the top for safety, all disguised behind the house roof flap.

childrens wristband fun fair childrens wristband fair,pay £7,99 and you get unlimited use of all our attractions consisting of inflatables,bungee trampolines,train ride,carousel,teacups and much more.we have food and refreshments and toilets facilities .

Our monthly charity sales take place on the third Saturday of every month (any changes are advertised). All proceeds from the sales are used towards giving specialist care, advice, therapies and support to people living, across Beds and Northants, with Multiple Sclerosis.

Seeking to correct the myth that those who nursed overseas were all well-bred VADs, ‘Nursing through Shot, Shell and Shell-shock’ looks instead at the dedicated service of professional nurses and doctors as well as the volunteers. Historian and author, Dr.

P.B’s Antiques & Collectables Fair in association with St Paul’s Church Bedford is a fund raising Church event. Admission for Adults is £1 Children free entry.

Experience 4 different Psychics, Mediums in 1 amazing psychic night. Book a ticket for yourself or come with friends, family etc for a great social psychic evening. Everyone is guaranteed a message. Bar open, over 18’s only.

A monthly craft club with a twist! Come along, bring your own project to work on & chat with fellow crafters. Coffee, tea & cake will be provided. There’s plenty of table space, plus basic tools & equipment to use, all for £5! Fancy having a go at something new?

The MacIntyre Memory Cafés offer a fun, welcoming and relaxing environment for people to take part in social activities, make new friends and enjoy fantastic cake and cups of tea and coffee. The Cafés can also be a great chance to just have a chat or sit back and read a newspaper.

Circus of Horrors is touring throughout the world with its latest & greatest show, featuring unbelievable sword swallowers, hairculian women swinging around the auditorium from her hair, demon dwarfs, strong man, whirlwind acrobats, flaming limbo, sensational sinister aerialists, knife throwing, cross & long bow

The contents of many attics being sold all on one date. Come and see what treasures you can find! 10.30am-2pm Tithe Barn, Wellingborough Sat 26 January 2019 Want to donate items? A great excuse for a post-Christmas spring clean.

The RSPB’s annual Big Garden Birdwatch will be held over three days (January 26th, 27th and 28th) again this January, and we are taking part in our own survey at The Lodge during the weekend for the biggest event in the RSPB calendar.

Enjoy a 10k (2 loops) multi-terrain route around The Lodge Nature reserve, taking in a couple of short, steep hills. Your entry includes a finisher’s goody bag, with all money raised supporting the work of the RSPB. The event will be marked and marshalled with stop watch times (not chipped).

We’re inviting you to get a behind the scenes experience of Lyveden Manor--currently not open to the public--and help us to shape its future. We’ll be opening up the ground floor of the manor to special booked-visits this winter.