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Apex-Leaflet-Autumn-2018 THEAPEX.CO.UK 01284 758000 FAIRS & EXERCISE & OTHER REGULAR CHILDREN’S EVENTS MARKETS WELL-BEING EVENTS EVENTS SUFFOLK INSPIRATIONAL MIXED ABILITY YOGA FLOURISH WOMEN’S HARMONICA WORKSHOP MILKSHAKE! LIVE HOCUS PANTO DESTINATIONS HOLIDAY TUESDAYS CONFERENCE WITH STEVE LOCKWOOD SUN 9 SEPT 12noon & 3.30pm / MON 22 OCT 2pm / SHOW 5.45pm-6.45pm SAT 22 SEPT 1pm / £20 SAT 8 SEPT, 13 OCT, 17 NOV & £15* (£53 family ticket) £13* (£11 child, £41 family) SUN 2 SEPT 10am-3pm / Free Christian conference for 8 DEC 12noon–3.30pm / £30 Milkshake characters with all- A spooktacular Halloween BEGINNERS YOGA women. singing, all-dancing versions panto with magical illusions, CRAFTS & GIFTS IN THE FOYER WEDNESDAYS BOOZE & BRUSHES of favourite fairy tales. pop songs and things that go BURY ST EDMUNDS SAT 8 & 29 SEPT, 13 & 20 OCT, 1pm-1.45pm PAINT NIGHT bump in the night. CHESS CONGRESS 3 & 17 NOV, 8 & 22 DEC FRI 14 SEPT, 26 OCT, 30 NOV THE EMPTY CHAIR SAT 20 & SUN 21 OCT POSTNATAL YOGA 7pm-9.30pm / £25 SUN 23 SEPT 11.30am / £6 BOYFACE AND WEDDING FAIR from 9.30am Fun painting class. A mischievous musical THE CHRISTMAS JUMPER WEDNESDAYS Full details and entry via SUN 16 SEPT 11am-3pm / Free 11.15am-12.15pm adventure for ages 6+, SUN 9 DEC 2pm / Presented by Take My Hand. www.bsecongress.org.uk STRICTLY SATURDAYS exploring the ways people & £7.50* (£6.50 conc) OKTOBERFEST SAT 22 SEPT, 13 OCT, 10 NOV, friendships grow & change. Seasonally silly & funnily ST EDMUNDSBABY Our yoga classes cover SAT 27 OCT 12noon / £15* 15 DEC 2.30pm-4.30pm / Free TROUPE tell vivid, colourful festive musical theatre based PREGNANCY & Ballroom and Latin dancing. stories full of energy, humour on James Campbell’s books. various postures, flows, A tongue-in-cheek Bavarian PARENTING FAYRE & emotion. Includes post- breathing, relaxation & Wunderland. SUN 30 SEPT 11am-3pm / Free CHESS CLUB show workshop. A CHRISTMAS CAROL meditation techniques FESTIVAL OF REMEMBRANCE EVERY TUE SUN 30 DEC – WED 2 JAN to improve energy, build MENTA BUSINESS SHOW FRI 9 NOV 7pm / £12 3.30pm-5.30pm / Free KIDS & CANVAS times vary / £24* strength & release tension. TUE 2 OCT 9am-4.30pm / By The Royal British Legion. Bury St Edmunds Chess Club SAT 29 SEPT 10am & 12noon / CTC’s musical tale Free entry – everyone welcome. £15 of Ebenezer Scrooge and 10am: Lecture by Dates may change & new SHAKESPEARE Fun painting classes for ages the ghosts of Past, Present Gerald Ratner (£20) classes may be added, so SCHOOLS FESTIVAL BURY FRIENDSHIP CLUB 5–12. & Future. keep an eye on our website for TUE 13 NOV 7pm / £9.75* THIRD MON OF EVERY MONTH BURY CHRISTMAS FAYRE up-to-date information: The world’s largest youth 10am-1pm / £2 THU 22 – SUN 25 NOV www.theapex.co.uk/whats-on drama festival. Social activities & information for the over 55s. SONGBOOK THE CHRIS INGHAM THE CHRIS INGHAM TRIO with ST EDMUNDSBABY QUARTET: ZOE FRANCIS & JIM MULLEN: EVERY MON 11am-12.30pm SUNDAYS HOAGY’S CHILDREN TRIBUTE TO BLOSSOM DEARIE Breastfeeding support & cafe. SUN 21 OCT 11.30am / SUN 16 DEC 11.30am / BEREAVEMENT CAFÉ AT THE £12 adv, £15 door, VIP £23 £12 adv, £15 door, VIP £23 EVERY WED 10am-midday ATHENAEUM (includes buffet breakfast) (includes buffet breakfast) Hosted by St Nicholas Hospice. FOOD & DRINK The Apex Foyer Café is open daily for delicious food & drink. APEX GALLERY Pre-show food is available before most evening events. ABOUT THE APEX (OPEN DAILY) For menu or to book, see www.theapex.co.uk/food-drink The Apex is situated ICENI BOTANICAL ARTISTS in the heart of Bury St TUE 14 AUG – SUN 9 SEPT Edmunds, close to the Around 80 paintings, mostly train & bus stations and watercolour, ranging from COMING SOON numerous car parks. loose & free interpretations to scientifically accurate plant FROM THE JAM The box office is open portraits. THU 17 JAN MON – SAT 10am-5pm __________________________________ and an hour before ANDREW HARRINGTON events. 24-hour booking is TUE 14 AUG – SUN 9 SEPT THE CHICAGO available on the website. Sunlights and Shadows – BLUES BROTHERS original pastel paintings FRI 18 JAN * Ticket price includes illustrating the beauty & __________________________________ booking fees where colours of landscapes in SIMON & applicable. Concessions England, Greece & France. GARFUNKEL STORY may be available, see THU 24 JAN website or ring for details. KING’S ELY SCHOOL __________________________________ TUE 11 SEPT – SUN 7 OCT Event details are correct Art & Design Student JUDY COLLINS at time of print, but may exhibition, with a broad range MON 28 JAN change. See website for up- of fashion, textiles, fine art & to-date information, and for photography. booking terms & conditions. EAST ANGLIAN LANDSCAPES For map and directions see TUE 9 OCT – SUN 13 JAN SEPTEMBER – DECEMBER 2018 website. Closest parking at Paintings, prints, drawings, arc / Cattle Market car park, collages & photographs by a for Sat Nav use IP33 3DG. host of artists. PRINT SPONSOR Haart, your local property experts, help you achieve the best WHAT’S ON possible price for your home. THE APEX BOOK TICKETS AT www.haart.co.uk 1 CHARTER SQUARE THEAPEX.CO.UK 0845 899 9999 BURY ST EDMUNDS IP33 3FD 01284 758000 SEPTEMBER – facebook.com/theapexofficial DECEMBER 2018 twitter.com/theapexvenue THE 545 BARRY DOUGLAS HAL CRUTTENDEN THE 545 BRITTEN SINFONIA THE LOCK IN FRI 31 AUG 7pm / £5 MON 24 SEPT 7.30pm / THU 18 OCT 8pm / £18* FRI 2 NOV 7pm / £5 MON 26 NOV 7.30pm / CHRISTMAS CAROL With GOLDEN BANTIC, £21*, £16 (£5 U25s) Line up tbc. £24, £20* (£5 U25s) MON 10 DEC 7.30pm / £19* KELODOWN, SAVING SCARLETT, ____________________________________ Joined by tenor Mark Padmore ‘Folk powerhouse’ The Demon ENTERLUDE and TOM LUMLEY. for a programme of beautiful Barbers and Breaking Tradition ____________________________________ WOMAN TO WOMAN English music for voice & Dance Company. SAT 3 NOV 7.30pm SOLD OUT! ____________________________________ ____________________________________ orchestra by Purcell, Bartok & FALSE LIGHTS Britten. SUN 2 SEPT 7.30pm / £16* ____________________________________ LET’S TWIST AGAIN SUGGS TUE 11 DEC 7.30pm / £24.50* SUN 4 NOV 7.30pm / £31* 1950s & 60s hits. What A King Cnut – A Life in The BLAZIN’ FIDDLES TUE 27 NOV 7.30pm / £20* ____________________________________ Realm Of Madness. Scottish Highlanders & ____________________________________ Islanders bring ensemble and JOE STILGOE & HIS MIGHTY BIG BAND AN AUDIENCE WITH solo sets. ‘Absolutely mind- WED 12 DEC 7.30pm / £25* With his new show Chubster. blowing’ (Mike Harding). ____________________________________ SIMON REEVE WED 7 NOV 7.30pm SOLD OUT! ____________________________________ Tchaikovsky: The Seasons A TRIBUTE TO THE MUSIC OF ____________________________________ Schubert: A minor Sonata D537 CATRIN FINCH & Schubert: A Major Sonata D664 RUSH SEANN WALSH FRI 19 OCT 7.30pm / £16* SECKOU KEITA ____________________________________ THU 8 NOV 8pm / £16* WED 28 NOV 7.30pm / By Exit Stage Left. Folk Award-winners Jim Moray DERVISH ____________________________________ £18* (£5 U25s) & Sam Carter bring their TUE 25 SEPT 7.30pm / £18* gleefully raucous guitar band, Some of Ireland’s finest NEIL OLIVER playing traditional songs & traditional musicians, fronted THE STORY OF THE tunes. by Cathy Jordan. BRITISH ISLES IN 100 PLACES ____________________________________ ____________________________________ TUE 23 OCT 7.30pm / £22.50* (£15 U16s, £60 family) CAROL KLEIN NISH KUMAR THU 6 SEPT 7.30pm / £23.50* WED 26 SEPT 8pm / £21* ____________________________________ ____________________________________ Classics from the likes of Cole Porter & Louis Prima, NMG AWARDS 2018 THE MANY FICTIONS OF plus original songs. ‘Musical FRI 7 SEPT 7.30pm / £10 WILLIAM BOYD virtuosity with a swashbuckling Celebrating East Anglian bands THU 27 SEPT 7.30pm / £20* Two adventurous virtuoso stage presence’ (The Guardian). ____________________________________ & musicians. The popular & highly regarded musicians deliver an ____________________________________ ____________________________________ entrancing, mesmeric, intricate novelist talks about his writing WAR AND PEACE AN EVENING OF and other work, including his art- and ethereal live experience. UK PINK FLOYD REMEMBRANCE CONCERT ____________________________________ world hoax with David Bowie. ERIC & ERN EXPERIENCE SAT 10 NOV 7.30pm / £25–£15* ____________________________________ Bury Bach Choir with ONE NIGHT OF ELVIS AT CHRISTMAS SAT 8 SEPT 7.30pm / £24* THU 13 DEC 7.30pm / £23* ____________________________________ ILLEGAL EAGLES ____________________________________ Prometheus Orchestra. THU 29 NOV 7.30pm / £25 FRI 28 & SAT 29 SEPT 7.30pm / Vaughan Williams: Dona Nobis By Lee Memphis King . ____________________________________ FAT CAT COMEDY CLUB £25* MOKOOMBA Pacem; Duruflé: Requiem SUN 9 SEPT, 14 OCT, 11 NOV, ____________________________________ WED 24 OCT 8pm / ____________________________________ 9 DEC 8pm / £13* £18* (£5 U25s) RED HOT CHILLI PIPERS FRI 30 NOV 7.30pm / For line-up, see JOANNE SHAW TAYLOR Zimbabwe’s most celebrated BENNY GOODMAN’S CARNEGIE HALL CONCERT £25* standing www.fatcatcomedyclub.com WED 3 OCT 7.30pm / young band: ‘I’ve seen the SUN 11 NOV 2.30pm / Bagpipes with attitude. ____________________________________ £23.50* standing (£26 seated) future of Afrosound and £22* (£5 U25s) ____________________________________ Star of the blues rock world. it is called Mokoomba’ WHITNEY 80th anniversary celebration ____________________________________ (Deutschlandradio Kultur) BBC RADIO SUFFOLK QUEEN OF THE NIGHT ____________________________________ recreated
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