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R C H Convalescent Centre are holding a Open Day on Saturday July 10th 10am-2pm. Free entry, everyone welcome. Tea,coffee and cakes available. Also stalls, all monies raised on the day will go to relevant charities. There will be plants for sale, books/bric-a-brac, kids corner, music, duck race and a licensed bar.
Gardens will be open at Appletree Cottage, Higher Dawlish Water, Ashcombe Road, Dawlish. The gardens will be open for N G S charity. Monday July 5th to Friday July 9th 2010 2pm-6pm. Admission: £3 children free. There will be plants on sale.
This ensemble consist of around twenty instrumentalists, who are drawn from all over Devon. The group was founded some years ago in Newton Abbot for the purpose of studying and performing Baroque and Early Classical music. With Anna Cockroft as leader and Margaret Johnstone as soprano soloist, they will preform works by Mozart, Haydn and Beethoven. Directed by Derek Browning Tickets: £6 (under ...
Garden Party in aid of church funds will be held at 'The Pink House' Brookdale, Brunswick Place. Saturday July 3rd 2010 from 2pm -4.30pm. Cream Teas and Garden Games. All Welcome.
The festival always includes young artist or performers in its programme. This year we welcome some musicians from Dawlish Community College. Expect a lively, varied and entertaining evening. Directed by Jonathan Waterworth Tickets £4 (under 18's £1)
Dawlish Repertory Company presents TARTUFFE by Moliere (adapted by Miles Malleson) Monsieur Tartuffe appears to be a very respectable citizen. He greatly impresses a wealthy merchant, who takes him into his home. For a time the merchant is happy, but eventually his wife reveals the truth! Directed by Brian Doyle. Tickets: £6 (under 18s £5) £1 less on Tuesday
Reading Phoenix Choir. St Gregory's Church 7.30pm Founded by Norman Morris in 1969, the Reading Phoenix Choir is one of the country's leading mixed voice choirs. It has an international reputation, having preformed all over the world. It has also taken part in numerous broadcasts for BBC television and radio. The programme will be a varied and attractive mixture of pieces. Tickets: £10 (under ...
Dawlish Painters have a group of approximately twenty-eight members. Their paintings and drawings, including landscapes, seascapes, portraits, etc, will be on view and for sale. On Sunday the exhibition will be open from 11.00am to 5.00pm. Subsequently it will be open each day from 10.am to 5.00pm until Saturday, when it will close at 3.30pm. Admission free.
Michael Jecks is a successful writer of medieval murder mysteries. Many of these feature west country locations and characters. His books are widely read and have been translated into several European languages. This evening he will talk about his life and work. Tickets: £8 (under 18's £2)
Dawlish Senior Council will hold their next meeting on March 23rd 2010 at 2.30pm. This is an open meeting for any and all over 50's from the Dawlish area who are interested. The meeting will be held at the Methodist Church Hall, Brunswick Place.
