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Please note that whilst every effort is made to ensure that all event details published are correct the producers of Spotlight cannot be held responsible for any incorrect information or changes to published events that may occur Spotlight is published by Enterprise South West Shropshire, Enterprise House, Station Street. Bishop’s Castle. SY9 5AQ. Entries for Events are Free and may be left at Enterprise House or you can contact Gail Pickford on 01588 638038. Spotlight is now available on-line at www.bishopscastle.co.uk March 2020 2nd NSPCC Swap Shop 7pm at The Powis Arms, Lydbury North Donations of unwanted xmas gifts, bric-a-brac etc. Call 07814 305663 for info or to donate. 2nd Meditation at Mainstone with Joan Baker & Friends. Meet at Stonehouse, Bishop’s Castle at 7.15pm. 3rd Clun WI Meeting 7.30pm at Haslehurst Community Room 3rd Onny Valley Social Club Fish & Chips & Skittles 12.30-1pm at Norbury Village Hall. Call 01588650634 or 07779460223 for info. 3rd Flicks in the Sticks present “Judy” (12a) 7.30pm at Lydbury North Village Hall. Call 01588 680302 to book 4th Bishop’s Castle Film Society present “Madamoiselle Chambon” 8pm at The Three Tuns Inn. 4th Flicks in the Sticks present “Hitsville-The Making of Motown” 7.30pm at Leintwardine Community Centre. Call 07572442903 5th Bingo at Haslehurst Community Room Clun 7.30pm 5th Jam Night at The Vaults, Bishop’s Castle from 9pm 6th Christian Aid Soup Lunches 12noon-1.30pm at Bishop’s Castle Methodist Church. Also on 13th, 20th & 27th 6th World Day of Prayer 7pm at Clunton Village Hall. 6th Borderlines Film Festival presents “Bait” (15) 7.30pm at Bedstone & Hopton Village Hall. Call 01547 530282 6th BC Footpath Walking Group Walk “ Knighton” 8m. Meet at Harley Jenkins CP at 9.30am. Bring packed Lunch. Call 01588 620702 for info. 7th-4th Art Exhibition of work by Victoria Heath at The Town Hall, Bishop’s Castle 7th Live Music at Bishop’s Castle Town Hall with “Knight & Spiers” 7.30pm. Call 01588 630023 for 7th Charity Tea Party at Haslehurst Community Room, Clun from 1pm 7th Bishop’s Castle Flea & Collectors Market 9am-4pm in the Town Hall 7th Craven Arms Youth Forum Asian Street Food Fundraising Event 12noon-3pm at the Discovery Centre, Craven Arms. Call 01588 676060 for info. 7th Flicks in the Sticks present “Pain & Glory” (Almodovar-subtitles) 7.30pm at Bettws VH Call 01588 640233 8th BINGO at Haslehurst Community Centre, Clun from 7.30pm 9th Music Sessions at the White Horse Inn, Clun from 8.30pm 10th SWSHAS Meeting “Margaret Agnes Rope: A Lesson in how not to be Famous” with Mark Stewart 7.30 pm at The Church Barn, Bishop’s Castle 10th Mainstone WI Meeting “Crackpots” with Cheryl Orme. Members Evening 7.30pm at Mainstone Village Hall. 11th Bettws WI Meeting 7.30pm at the Village Hall. 11th Bingo at The Kings Head 8pm also on 18th and 25th 11th Flicks in the Sticks present “The Farewell” (PG) 7.30pm at Leintwardine Community Centre. Call 07572442903 11th BC Footpath Walking Group Walk “ Wotherton” 9m. Meet at Harley Jenkins CP at 9.30am. Bring packed Lunch. Call 01588 630446 for info. 12th Norbury WI Meeting “The Weird & Wonderful Cheese Company” with Chris Davies 7pm at the VH 12th Live Music at The Vaults, Bishop’s Castle from 9pm 12th Clun Senior Citizens meeting 3pm at Haslehurst Community Room 13th Blast Storytelling “The Hero Light” with Dominic Kelly. 8pm at The Town Hall, BC. 01588 630023 13th Flicks in the Sticks present “Pain & Glory” (15) 7.30pm at Knighton Community Centre. Call 01547 520602 March 2020 13th Borderlines Film Festival presents “Photograph” (15) 7.30pm at Bedstone & Hopton VH. Call 01547 530282 13th Live Music at the White Horse Inn, Clun with “Jenny & The Germs” from 8pm 13th Flicks in the Sticks present “Judy” (12a) 8pm at Clungunford Village Hall. Call 01588 660781/660159 13th Marches Meadow Group talk “The Botanist Gin” with Richard Gulliver 7.30pm at The Church Barn, Bishop’s Castle. £3 entry 14th Pam’s Plant Sale at Clun Methodist Church 10am-noon 14th Race Night at Lydbury North Village Hall 8pm. £7 Adults £4 U14. Cheese supper included. Tickets from 01588 680111/620533 or 07966281969. 14th Poems/Prose in Pocket meeting 7.30pm at The Sun Inn, Clun. 15th Bishop’s Castle Town Hall/Heritage Resource Centre/House on Crutches, Spring Social and afternoon Tea 2.30pm. All Welcome 15th Clunton Coppice & Sowdley Woods RSPB Guided Walk 10am with Dave Pearce Call 01694 781420. Sowdley Woods. Meet in Clunton Coppice car park - SO 337 806. 15th The Bach Players perform in St Swithin’s Church, Clunbury at 5pm. To book tickets, telephone Pat Harding (01588 660169), or Christina Whitehead (01588 660424) or email [email protected] 17th BC WI Meeting “It’s not Fine Art but…..” with John Parkinson. 7pm at The Methodist Hall, BC 18th Bishop’s Castle Film Society present “Thirty Two Films about Glenn Gould” 8pm at The Three Tuns Inn. 18th Café on the Green at Newcastle Community Centre from 11.30am-3.30pm. Soup lunches, cake, coffee, chat. 18th Shropshire Wildlife Trust Meeting 7.30pm at The Church Barn, Bishop’s Castle 19th Sustainable Futures Meeting 7.30pm at Clun Methodist Church 19th Live Music at The Vaults, Bishop’s Castle from 9pm 19th Coffee Morning at Abbeyfield, Bishop’s Castle 10.30am. Call 01588 630000 19th BC Footpath Walking Group Walk “ Wentnor” 10m. Meet at Harley Jenkins CP at 9.30am. Bring packed Lunch. Call 01588 650684 for info. 20th BC Footpath Walking Group Planning Meeting 10.30am at The Leys, BC. Call 01588 638175 for info 21st Bishop’s Castle Farmers Market 9am-1pm in the Town Hall. 21st Bishop’s Castle Model Railway Exhibition 10am-5pm at Bishop’s Castle Public Hall. Info on 07553010196 21st Georgians in Stone Project History Day at Bishop’s Castle Community College. Displays, Lectures & Presentations. Call 01588 673041 for info. Supported by SWSHAS, BCHRC and CfGA 21st Live Music with “Whalebone” 7.30pm at Bishop’s castle Town Hall. Tickets £10 from 01588 630023 21st Bumper Jumble Sale at Norbury Village Hall, 2pm. Call 01588 650427 for info/donations 21st Early Spring Guided Bird Walk through Onny Meadows. From The Discovery Centre, Craven Arms. Call 01588 676060 for info/booking 22nd Baroque Concert with Conor Gricmanis & Noxwoode “Bound to Nothing” 6.30pm at The Town Hall, Bishop’s Castle. Call 01588 630023 to book or online at www.ticketsource.co.uk 23rd Music Sessions at the White Horse Inn, Clun from 8.30pm 24th BC Footpath Walking Group Walk “ Hergest” 8m. Meet at Harley Jenkins CP at 9.30am. Bring packed Lunch. Call 01568 614882 for info. 25th Coach Trip to Malvern to see the Musical “Once” (Matinee) at Malvern theatre. Call 01588 640506 for info 26th Live Music at The Vaults, Bishop’s Castle from 9pm March 2020 25th SWS Gardening Club talk “Perfume in the Garden” with Anne Harrison 7.30pm at Lydbury North V.Hall 27th Live Music (tbc) at the White Horse Inn, Clun from 8pm 28th Live Theatre, Fell-Fosse Theatre present “Crusoe’s Island” 7.30pm at Lydbury North Village Hall. Tickets £10. Call 01588 680302 to book 28th Mindfulness Day “Look Deeply” 10.30am-4pm at Aston on Clun VH. Call 01588 630148 for info/booking 28th Discovery Club for age 3+ “Who has seen the Wind” 11am-12noon at The Discovery Centre, Craven Arms. Also Discovery Tots “Superworm” 10am-10.45am for U3’s. both £2.50 per child. Call 01588 676060 for info 28th Spring Litter Pick 10am at the Auction Yard, Bishop’s Castle. Please bring high vis jacket and gloves. All welcome. Part of the “Walkers are Welcome “ National Litter Pick” Campaign. 28th Live Music at the White Horse Inn Clun with “Pigdaze” from 8.30pm 29th Live Music at the White Horse Inn Clun with “Under the Cover” from 8.30pm 30th BC Footpath Walking Group Walk “ The Bog” 9m. Meet at Harley Jenkins CP at 9.30am. Bring packed Lunch. Call 01588 638999 for info. 31st Quiz at the White Horse in Clun 8pm SpArC Theatre Events - March 2020 Tickets 01588 630321/638038 www.sparctheatre.co.uk Sun 1st 2pm Royal Ballet Screening - “The Cellist/Dances at a Gathering Tickets £13/£8 World Premieres” Cathy Marston has previously been an Associate Artist of the Royal Opera House and Director of Bern Ballett, and is much in demand internationally. The inspiration for her first work for The Royal Ballet Main Stage is the momentous life and career of the cellist Jacqueline du Pré. Jerome Robbins’s elegant and elegiac classic forms the second part of the programme. This exercise in pure dance for five couples, set to music by Chopin, is a masterpiece of subtlety and invention. Cinema encore via Satellite Sunday 1 March 2020 Approximate running time: 2 hours 30 minutes, including one interval Thurs 5th 7pm NT Live Screening - “Cyrano de Bergerac” Tickets £12/£8 We will be Screening live from London’s West End Cyrano de Bergerac, starring James McAvoy (X-Men, Atonement) in the title role. This inventive new adaptation by Martin Crimp tells the story our hero. Fierce with a pen and notorious in combat, Cyrano almost has it all – if only he could win the heart of his true love Roxane. There’s just one big problem: he has a nose as huge as his heart. Will a society engulfed by narcissism get the better of Cyrano – or can his mastery of language set Roxane’s world alight? Edmond Rostand’s masterwork is adapted by Martin Crimp, with direction by Jamie Lloyd (Betrayal).
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