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September 2016 £ Community Development Riverside Employment & Training centre SEPTEMBER 2016 All details are correct at time of publishing September 2016 Fri Activity Time Cost Where is it/contact details £ Fri 11 am Free entry White Peak Estate office th 29 – 1 pm Home Farm April No need to Ilam - book, just Fri come along nr. Ashbourne th Derbyshire 28 Friday Walks at Ilam Oct DE6 2AZ Every Friday between now and the end of October, (tel) (01335) 350503 Please wear suitable www.nationaltrust.org.uk clothing and footwear. Organised by The National Trust Mon 11 am – 1 pm Free entry White Peak Estate office nd 2 Home Farm May No need to Ilam - book, just Mon come along nr. Ashbourne 31 st Derbyshire Oct DE6 2AZ Monday Walks at Ilam Every Monday between now and the end of October, (tel) (01335) 350503 Please wear suitable clothing and footwear www.nationaltrust.org.uk Organised by The National Trust Sat 10 am Adults: £5 Potteries Museum & Art 2nd - Concession Gallery July 4 pm s: £3 Bethesda Street - Please ring Hanley Sat to book a Stoke-on-Trent nd 2 ticket ST1 3DW Oct (tel) (01782) 232323 Costumes from Email: Downton This special [email protected] exhibition features a selection of costumes from Series 1 and 2 of the ITV drama Downton Abbey Sat 10 am Included in Shugborough Estate - garden Milford 23rd admission. 5 pm Stafford July In advance - Adults: £12.50, ST17 0XB - Concessions, Sun Senior (tel) (01889) 881388 4th Citizens and or 0845 4598900 Seven Secret Doors Students: Sept £10.50, Children (aged http://www.shugborough.org.uk/Ev We’ve put seven secret 5-15): £7.50, ents/eventpages/Seven-Secret- doors in the gardens. Each Children Doors.aspx door leads to a magical (under 5): free place in the gardens, and On the day – each door has something Adults: £15, Concessions, different and spell-binding Senior behind it Citizens and Students: £12, Childre (aged 5-15): £9, Children (under 5): free Tues 11 am £1 plus Gladstone Pottery Museum th 30 Aug - admission – Uttoxeter Road - 3 pm Adults: Longton Thurs £7.50, 1st Children Stoke-on-Trent Sept Garden Tiles Craft (aged 4-16 ST3 1PQ activity years): Make your own clay tile £5.25, (tel) Concession (01782)237777 with garden patterns at s: £6 our drop-in session No need to book, just All ages come along Tues 7.30 pm £16 New Vic Theatre 30 th every - Etruria Road Aug evening. No £23 Basford performance Newcastle-under-Lyme - on Sun 4 th £2 off for Staffs. Sat Sept concessions ST5 0JG th 10 Sept Under 26s (tel) (01782) 717962 Maverick go free http://www.newvictheatre.org.uk/pr The New Vic Legend Eric Please ring oductions/maverick/ returns with his company of to book a actors, singers and ticket, or book online musicians in this tale of the Wild West, filled with the greatest hits of the 60s Thurs 9 am Free Bentilee Neighbourhood st 1 - centre Sept 5.30 pm Please book Dawlish Drive a place online Bentilee Stoke-on-Trent ST2 0EU Alton Towers event Please contact: For young people who Andrew Johnston live in the south of the (tel) 07717 714187 city – Meir, Normacot, Email: Bentilee, Longton, [email protected] Fenton, Blurton and surrounding areas Transport is provided from the Meir and Bentilee areas Age 11-19 Thurs 10 am Included in Gladstone Pottery Museum 1st admission – Uttoxeter Road - Adults: £7.50, Sept Longton 4 pm Children (aged Fabric Flower Power!! 4-16 years): Stoke-on-Trent £5.25, ST3 1PQ Concessions: (tel) Try rag-rugging techniques £6 in our drop- in workshop, (01782)237777 No need to Email: and make a shabby chic book, just organza flower brooch or come along hairslide to take home with you All ages Thurs 11 am Free Bentilee Neighbourhood centre st 1 - Dawlish Drive Sept 1 pm Please book Bentilee a place Stoke-on-Trent online ST2 0EU To book, please contact: Cook and Eat at Space Programme Bentilee (tel) (01782) 232139 Neighbourhood centre www.staffordshirespace,uk Age 11-19 For queries, please contact: Meir Community Education centre (tel) (01782) 232139 on Tues mornings, Wed and Fri 10 am – 4 pm and speak to Margaret Thurs 2 – 4 pm Free Meir Community Education centre 1st Pickford Place Sept Please book Meir a place Stoke-on-Trent online ST3 7DY To book, please contact: Health & Beauty Space Programme Workshop at Meir (tel) (01782) 232139 Community Education www.staffordshirespace,uk centre For young people who live For queries, please contact: in the south of the city – Meir Community Education centre Meir, Normacot, Bentilee, (tel) (01782) 232139 on Tues Longton, Fenton, Blurton mornings, Wed and Fri 10 am – 4 and surrounding areas . pm and speak to Margaret Age 11-16 Thurs 2 – 6 pm Free Old Fenton Library 1st Baker Street Sept No need to Fenton book, just Stoke-on-Trent come along ST4 3AF Smithfield Contact: Employment and Adult and Community Learning Skills Jobs Fayre (tel) (01782) 234775 Email: Hundreds of local job [email protected] opportunities covering a wide sector. Over 35 employers attending. Adult and Community Learning courses available. CV and application support Fri 9 am Free entry High Street 2nd – Biddulph Sept 3 pm No need Staffs. to book, ST8 6AR Artisan Market just come along Selling locally made items Sat 9 am Free entry The Market Place 3rd - Stone Sept 4 pm No need Staffs. to book, ST15 8JR just come along Stone Farmers’ Market Sat 9.30 am Free entry Rode Hall 3rd – Scholar Green Sept 1 pm No need Cheshire ST7 3PQ to book, just come along Rode Hall Farmers Market Sat 10 am Admission Trentham Monkey Forest rd prices- 3 - Adults: £8, The Trentham Estate & 6 pm Children (aged Southern entrance Sun 3-14): £6, Stone Road th Concessions 4 (seniors and Trentham Sept students): Stoke-on-Trent £7.50, People RSPB Nature event at with a ST12 9HR disability and (tel) (01782) 649845 the Monkey Forest carers: £5 each Join the RSPB at the Donations may www.monkey-forest.com be required for Monkey Forest where some activities you will learn No need to book, just come along Sat 1.30 pm Free Richmond Street Allotments 3rd Richmond Street Sept No need to Stoke-on-Trent book ,just ST4 come along Richmond Street Allotments Annual Produce Show View award-winning produce grown on our site, meet our gardeners, and try some home-made savouries and cakes. Learn about bees and bee-keepng, watch a brewing demonstration, and buy fresh seasonal produce Sat 7 pm Adults; £15, Mitchell Arts centre 3rd Concession Broad Street Sept s: £12 Hanley Stoke-on-Trent Please book ST1 4HG online (tel) (01782) 409307 The Soul of Gospel Email: [email protected] Manchester Inspirational Voices will entertain you http://www.mitchellartscentre.co.uk with their dynamic /whats-on/640-the-soul-of-gospel/ harmonies, uplifting songs and an exciting night out to remember Sun 10 am Free Swineholes Wood 4th - Ipstones Edge Sept 1 pm Please ring Staffs. to book a place Contact: Val Riley (tel) (01538) 300264 Work Party at Wheelchair users and people with Swineholes Wood limited mobility, please contact the Woodland management organiser in advance Organised by Staffordshire No toilets are available on site Wildlife Trust Sun 10 am Included in Trentham Gardens Estate 4th - Garden Stone Road Sept 5 pm admission Trentham prices- Adults: Stoke-on-Trent £10.25,, ST4 8AX Children (aged 5-15): £8.75, (tel) (01782) 644536 Concessions Uttoxeter Brass Band (seniors and Pull up a deckchair and students): £8.75, People listen to the sounds of with a the Uttoxeter Brass disability and Band on our lakeside carers: £5.25 each amphitheatre No need to book, just come along Sun 10.30 am Free Leek Market Place 4th Leek Town Centre Sept No need to Leek book, just come along Staffs. Staffordshire Day Leek Sunday Supplement An artisan market with local food, gifts and crafts Sun 12 noon Free Burslem Park 4th - Burslem Park Lodge Sept 5 pm No need to Moorland Road book, just come along Burslem Stoke-on-Trent ST6 1EA Village Show in the city A community event with animal performances, live music, stalls, rides, home and allotment produce display, children’s entertainment and refreshments Mon 11.30 am £175 if you Burslem Community Fire Station 5th - live in the Hamil Road Sept 1.30 pm city, £180 if Burslem you live Stoke-on-Trent outside the ST6 1AJ Spanish Conversation city, £140 if (Tel) (01782 234775 Intermediate you get Email: COURSE STARTS ESA/JSA [email protected] Website: TODAY, and runs for 35 Please ring http://www.stoke.gov.uk/ccm/navig weeks to book a ation/education/adult-and- Run by Adult & Community place, or community-learning/ Learning book online Mon 6 pm Free Victoria Hall 5th Bagnall Street Sept Please ring Hanley or email Stoke-on-Trent Joshua ST1 3AD Hardy if you The Regent Academy are Contact: of Performing Arts interested Joshua Hardy, enrolment evening Creative Learning Officer (tel) (01782) 211214 A free taster workshop in Email: Drama and Dance to see if stokecreativelearning@theambass you would like to join the adors.com Regent Academy of Performing Arts Age 8 and over Mon 6.30 £175 if you Dudson centre 5th - live in the Hope Street Sept 8.30 pm city, £180 if Hanley you live Stoke-on-Trent outside the ST1 5DD Spanish Conversation city, £140 if for Beginners you get (Tel) (01782 234775 ESA/JSA Email: COURSE STARTS [email protected] Please ring Website: TODAY, and runs for 35 to book a http://www.stoke.gov.uk/ccm/navig weeks place, or ation/education/adult-and- Run by Adult & Community book online community-learning/ Learning Mon 7.30 pm £15 Regent Theatre 5th every - Piccadilly - evening, £44.50 City centre (Hanley) Some Stoke-on-Trent Sat plus 2.30 shows
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