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Celebrate Waveney & Blyth 2011 waveneyand blyth arts.com This is a very special area. As well about the arts, to disseminate and as glorious unspoilt landscape exchange arts-related information, and Membership Information with historic towns and villages, to find new ways of bringing people Become a Member for only £5 and the Waveney and Blyth Valleys are together. Much more is planned. To keep home to many enterprising creative in touch and give your support • Keep in touch with what organisations and to writers, visual join us today. We are very grateful is happening in the area artists, musicians and performers. to the funders that have provided • Attend the AGM on 12 November We hope that Celebrate the Waveney support for this programme. 2011 and have a vote & Blyth will encourage people to explore the area and appreciate how Richard Mabey • Have an entry on the website with much it has to offer, that it will build Honorary President a link to your own website bridges and make new connections. • Disseminate information about what you are doing The programme has been • Receive email alerts about organised by Waveney & Blyth Arts, Waveney & Blyth Arts events established to provide a meeting place for people who care Join via www.waveneyandblytharts.com For access details or to request information in alternative formats visit www.waveneyandblytharts.com or call 0845 299 6456 2 Visit and book via waveneyand blyth arts.com Walk the Waveney and Blyth Daily from 3rd September to 18th September Weave your way down the Waveney Valley then stroll by the beautiful Blyth – and be inspired. We have teamed up with Great Yarmouth & Waveney NHS to bring you sixteen short walks (approx. 3 miles) supported by trained staff. Each walk incorporates an enjoyable creative activity, which requires no prior knowledge or experience. Two Valleys Poetry Time for Start: 11am - Finish times will 2011 vary but allow 3 to 4 hours. Competition Peace Free, but essential to register in advance 1st September – 31st October Wednesday 21st September We invite local poets to submit work that To mark International Day of Peace in each of illustrates the life, landscape or history of the the eight towns there will be short events with GRADING OF WALKS Blyth and Waveney River Valleys. Submit up to inspiring readings from the work of Nobel Peace 1 On easy flat good surfaces five poems and you could win £100 first prize. Prize winners, and a few moments of silence 2 Mostly on the level, can be muddy A selection of entries will be featured on our and contemplation. Look out for local posters, 3 Some moderate slopes, good surfaces website, where you can find entry details, or check the website or call 0845 299 6456 for visit www.theseagull.co.uk or ring 01502 589726. full details of what is planned for your area. 4 More challenging, may include steeper slopes, rough ground Free & mud in wet weather 5 As Grade 4 but may include one or two stiles. For access information, to register or for more details of each walk visit www.waveneyandblytharts.com or contact the local Walk Co-ordinator. ring and book via 0845 299 6456 3 Diss Redgrave & Lopham Roydon Fen Bloco Rabo Fen Circular Walk Circular Walk De Foguete Saturday 3rd September Sunday 4th September Saturday 17th September Start: 11.00am Grade: 2 (2 miles) Start: 11.00am Grade: 3 (3 miles) 2 performances: 11.30am & 1.15pm A brief launch event with guest Tucked away down a little lane a mile or so A big day for Diss as the Tour of speakers, and a chance to see from Diss is the wonderful Roydon Fen. Britain 2011 Cycle Race pounds Suffolk Wildlife Trust’s stunning through the town on its way to Wildlife Photography Exhibition. Full of classic fen species like marsh Sandringham. To keep the crowds helleborine and saw sedge, you might even amused we are bringing a truly Followed by a wander through fascinating hear reed and sedge warblers, or spot amazing 12-piece street band to wetland grazed by hardy Polish Konik toads and harvest mice. Walkers will learn spice things up. Combining the ponies, beef cattle and Hebridean sheep. to transfer-print photocopies of landscape best of Brazilian popular music Bring your camera, as wildlife photographer photographs onto prepared boards, and with the power of a bateria they Matthew Clark will show walkers what to add colour to them, with artist Maggie create a vibrant show that mixes look for and how to take perfect pictures. Campbell. www.maggiecampbellartist.com traditional and contemporary Free, but register on-line or with local Free, but register on-line or with local samba-funk-rock fusion Walk Co-ordinator Geoff Doggett on Walk Co-ordinator Geoff Doggett on material into a high energy 01379 853464 or [email protected] 01379 853464 or [email protected] performance. FREE thanks to support from Norfolk County Council’s Arts Project Fund. 4 Visit and book via waveneyand blyth arts.com Harleston Needham Mill to Needham Mill to East of The Sunrise - BrockDish Linear Walk Harleston Linear Walk John Ward in Concert Monday 5th September Tuesday 6th September Saturday 24th September Start: 11.00am Grade: 2 (1.8 miles) Start: 11.00am Grade: 2 (2.4 miles) Start: 8.00pm The walk follows the Angles Way westwards The walk will start with a short introduction Accomplished singer/songwriter/musician through grazing meadows to Brockdish where to the Waveney’s mills and their place in John Ward and violinist Mario Price are it ends at the Upper Waveney Sculpture local history. From Needham Mill we walk an exciting and talented duo. They will Meadow. On the way Open Space Theatre east through wooded grazing meadows. be performing an eclectic mix of songs Company will perform a short piece written Then continue via Weybread Mill to the inspired by the Waveney and Blyth Valleys, specially for this event. After a lunch break at Swan Hotel for a print-making session as featured on their recent album East of the the Sculpture Meadow, artists Rebecca Lyne led by Nicky Stainton. Margaret Griffiths Sunrise. Thought provoking, humourous and and Chris Parr will introduce their work and will give a short talk about Harleston’s entertaining. “A songwriter of maturity and that of other featured sculptors including John connection with the Pilgrim Fathers. depth” Time Out. www.johnward.org.uk Behm, Rachel Long, and Mark Goldsworthy. Free, but register on-line or with local The Swan Hotel, Harleston IP20 9AS. www.renderworksdesign.com/parrlyne Walk Co-ordinator Geoff Doggett on 01379 853464 or [email protected] Tickets £8 (concessions £6) from Free, but register on-line or with local The Swan Tel 01379 852221 Walk Co-ordinator Geoff Doggett on 01379 853464 or [email protected] ring and book via 0845 299 6456 5 Harleston and Bungay HeARTy Harvest Harleston to Redenhall Mendham to Wortwell Lunch Linear Walk Linear Walk Friday 30th September Wednesday 7th September Thursday 8th September 11.30am for 12.00 start Start: 11.00am Grade: 2 (1.6 miles) Start: 11.00am Grade: 3 (2.2 miles) Cookery demonstration by owner/chef, Robert Starts at the Swan Hotel with a short talk We start by visiting Mendham Mill, birthplace Oberhoffer, followed by harvest themed and walk around the town centre then of Sir Alfred Munnings, before tracking east. 3-course lunch - cream of pumpkin soup, fillet strikes off to Redenhall and finishes at the Wonderful views are assured from Target Hill of Blythburgh pork and apple and cinnamon magnificent St. Mary church with its vast before descending to Wortwell Mill, one of the crumble cake with delicious extras. Vegetarian tower rearing up out of the Waveney Valley. smallest but oldest mills on the river, famed and gluten-free options available. Plus work Singer Sian Croose will help people write for its eels. Textile artist Chris Greathead of local artists. www.thedoverestaurant.co.uk words inspired by the landscape, set them to will encourage walkers to collect items and music and sing the end results together in the then create a record of the walk. Ends at The Dove, Alburgh, near Harleston IP20 0EP. beautiful church. www.voiceproject.co.uk The Bell public house. www.hwat.org.uk Tickets £17.45. Bookings to Free, but register on-line or with local Free, but register on-line or with local [email protected] or call 01986 788315. Walk Co-ordinator Geoff Doggett on Walk Co-ordinator Geoff Doggett on 01379 853464 or [email protected] 01379 853464 or [email protected] 6 Visit and book via waveneyand blyth arts.com Bungay and Beccles Bungay and Outney Mettingham Church Beccles to Common Circular Walk Circular Walk Geldeston Locks Friday 9th September Saturday 10th September Sunday 11th September Start: 11.00am Grade: 2 (3 miles) Start: 11.00am Grade: 2 (2 miles) Start: 11.00am Grade: 4 (2.4 miles) Meet at the Riverside Centre to make a willow Starting at the beautiful round-towered church Walk along the river bank to Geldeston frame for your unique duck-walking-stick cum at Mettingham, the walk will take in the stunning where you can listen to musician John Ward garden-lantern with artist Maggie Campbell. view across the Waveney Valley before returning on the village green. Carry on after lunch Then walk through historic Bungay and explore to the church where community artist Steve to Geldeston Locks, from where you can beautiful Outney Common – not forgetting Drummond will help walkers create simple return to Beccles on foot or catch a “Big a stop at the Common Pond to feed the printing plates and print onto cloth or paper.
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