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Back in the Forthcoming Weeks and Months Regular Weekly Activities Girton Some of our regular classes and activities have already resumed, S torey’s Huntingdon Rd with plenty more coming back in the forthcoming weeks and months. Storey's Field Centre Melody Bear Dance Classes Aiding your child's physical development through ballet, dance F i e l d C e n t r e and movement. Storey's Way Mondays at 11:10 P Listings Guide Artastic After School Arts Club Arts and crafts for ages 5-12. Mondays at 15:45 Madingley Rd Sewing Club for Children Fashion and design for over 8s. Mondays at 17:00 Grange Rd Coton Footpath Children's Ballet Classes Imaginative and fun classes for primary-aged children. Welcome Back! West Rd Wednesdays at 15:50 Summer 2021 Please see our website www.storeysfieldcentre.org.uk for the most up-to-date information, but you can expect to see the P Madingley Park & Ride following grace our Centre in the not-too-distant future: Bus stop Ben Ottewell, 10th July Barre Class with Nikki Baring Eddie's Free Community Café We hope that you will discover our Centre using sustainable Iyengar Yoga with Robert Ashman transport. As well as being on the city centre cycle network, Learn to Dance with Ceroc the Universal 'U' bus stops right outside our Centre. We're Singing Aloud Choir only a few minutes walk from Madingley Road (Citi 4 and Woodcraft Folk Park & Ride services) and Girton Road (Citi 5 and 6 services). Yoga with Sophie Mower We advise anyone driving to the Centre to park at Madingley Road Park and Ride, which is free (for up to 18 hours) and Children's Summer Sessions only a 5-10 minute walk away. Parking charges in Eddington apply 8am-6pm Monday to Friday and 10am-5pm at Join the City Council's ChYpPS (Children's and Young People's weekends and public holidays. The majority of spaces have Participation Service) team for outdoor arts and crafts all summer a maximum stay of 2 hours and no return within 1 hour, there long. These are free sessions held on the cricket pitch outside are some spaces outside with a maximum stay of 4 hours. Storey's Field Centre, and there's no need to book, just turn up on There is disabled parking on site for Blue Badge holders. the day. Please notes that users of on street parking must register their vehicle, and there is a kiosk available in the Centre Sessions start at 2pm and finish at 3:30pm (approx). Come along foyer. on the following dates: Storey’s Field Centre Tuesday 27th July Tuesday 3rd August Eddington Avenue Tuesday 10th August Tuesday 17th August Cambridge CB3 1AA For more information, please see the ChYpPS Playdaze website at 01223 656696 www.cambridge.gov.uk/playdaze or the ChYpPs Facebook page [email protected] at www.facebook.com/chypps www.storeysfieldcentre.org.uk Coming Hire Our Space Music Later in 2021 Where Elegant, Sustainable Events and in 2022 Don't Cost the Earth Have you been planning a party or event but, for some Ben Ottewell Live music from: reason, it hasn't happened yet? + Paul Henshaw Lanterns on the Lake Here at Storey's Field Centre we host a wide range of Frontman for iconic indie/ 7th October 2021 events; from anniversaries and birthdays to weddings Britpop act Gomez brings and mehndi parties; from rock concerts and charity a stripped-back, acoustic, Laura Veirs fundraisers to product launches or AGMs; training solo show to Storey's 9th October 2021 sessions to away days and pretty much everything else Field Centre, courtesy of inbetween. promoters Enterlude. Gruff Rhys Hosting your event at 22nd October 2021 our award winning venue Custard Comedy Ben's repertoire includes - where sustainability is new material from his solo Beans on Toast designed into the fabric 2nd December 2021 Friday 18th June 2021 career - including new of the Centre - means that album A Man Apart - as it won't cost the Earth to Friday 16th July 2021 well as songs from critically Robyn Hitchcock put your event on here. Friday 20th August 2021 acclaimed Gomez albums 17th March 2022 Custard Comedy brings some of the best, such as Liquid Skin, In Our Gun, and Bring it On. Tom Robinson Band brightest and funniest acts to Storey's Field 14th May 2022 Centre. To keep you distanced and safe, Support comes from Paul and to take advantage of the fact summer is The return of high-octane The Centre is really well Henshaw. From fronting equiped with its own approaching, some of our events might be The Scientific Simpletons thrills and spills from Pro Wrestling EAST staging, PA, theatre lights, held outdoors. Check the website for details, to playing solo, Paul has screens and projectors. With well over 100 years if that is the case bring a chair or blanket to travelled the country We are fully licensed for of event experience playing to crowds big and A monthly dose of hilarity between them, our team sit on, dress appropriately and we'll take care courtesy of Custard entertainments and we of the rest with table service from the bar small. He's shared stages run a great bar stocked can help to bring your with the likes of Mark Comedy ideas to life, so why not whether indoors or outside. with local craft beers and Chadwick (The Levellers) ales. get in touch to talk it and Ferocious Dog; as well through. It might be easier June's headliner is Angela Barnes (pictured) as festivals including Wroot Check our website and than you think to have has appeared on Live At The Apollo, Russell Rocks and Sunset on the social media for event that party you've been West. confirmations and meaning to sort out since Howard’s Good News and is a regular on announcements as they Mock The Week and 8 out of 10 Cats. Ninia the first lockdown. Saturday 10th July 2021 happen! Benjamin (Three Non Blones) headlines in July, and Nathan Caton (Live At The Apollo, Tickets available from Russell Howard’s Good News and Mock The www.enterlude.co.uk Facebook "Storey's Field Centre" Instagram @StoreysFieldCentre Week) headlines August. Twitter @StoreysField.
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