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Community Development Riverside Employment & Training centre AUGUST 2016 All details are correct at time of publishing August 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 clothing www.nationaltrust.org.uk and footwear. Organised by The National Trust Mon 11 am – 1 Free entry White Peak Estate office nd 2 pm 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 Wed Evening On the gate: Trentham Gardens Estate st 1 discounted £5.25 Stone Road June tickets are Trentham - available Book online: Wed from 5 pm £4.72 Stoke-on-Trent 31 st until 1 hour ST4 8AX Aug Summer Evenings at before (tel) (01782) 644536 Trentham Gardens closing Trentham Gardens is open from Sunday to Friday until 9 pm until June and July, and Sunday to Friday until 8 pm in August 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 Downton Email: This special exhibition features [email protected] a selection of costumes from Series 1 and 2 of the ITV drama Downton Abbey Sat 10 am Included in Shugborough Estate garden 23rd - Milford 5 pm admission. Stafford July In advance - Adults: £12.50, ST17 0XB - Concessions, Sun Senior (tel) (01889) 881388 th 4 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 doors 5-15): £7.50, ents/eventpages/Seven-Secret- in the gardens. Each door Children Doors.aspx leads to a magical place in the (under 5): free gardens, and each door has On the day – something different and spell- Adults: £15, Concessions, binding behind it Senior Citizens and Students: £12, Childre (aged 5-15): £9, Children (under 5): free Sat 10 am Admission Trentham Monkey Forest rd prices- 23 - Adults: £8, The Trentham Estate July 5 pm Children (aged Southern entrance 3-14): £6, - Concessions Stone Road Wed (seniors and Trentham st 31 students): Stoke-on-Trent £7.50, People Aug Are you Capable – with a ST12 9HR Summer competition at disability and (tel) (01782) 649845 carers: £5 the Monkey Forest each www.monkey-forest.com It is the 300 year Anniversary Donations may of landscape gardener be required for Capability Brown. Photograph some activities the monkeys in this beautiful No need to forest where Capability Brown book, just worked, and enter your come along photographs via the Monkey Forest Facebook page for a chance to win Sat Performanc £13.50 - New Vic Theatre 23 rd es at 7.30 £23 Etruria Road July pm, 5.30 pm Basford and 2.15 pm £2 off for Newcastle-under-Lyme - according to concessions Staffs. Sat date. ST5 0JG th 6 Please see Please ring (tel) (01782) 717962 Aug Peter Pan in Scarlet the website to book a Neverland needs you and for details ticket, or http://www.newvictheatre.org.uk/pr treasure awaits!! The official book online oductions/peter-pan-scarlet/ sequel to J M Barrie’s Peter Pan . A New Vic Theatre and Oxford Playhouse Production Mon 9.30 Free One Smithfield 1st , - Leonard Coates Way Tues 11.30 am Please ring City Centre (Hanley) 2nd , to book a Stoke-on-Trent Wed ICT Enrolment place, or ST1 4FA 3rd , book online (Tel) (01782 234775 Thurs Email: th Run by Adult & Community 4 , Learning [email protected] Fri 5 th , Website: and http://www.stoke.gov.uk/ccm/navig Mon ation/education/adult-and- 29 th community-learning/ Aug Mon 10 am A small Blurton Community centre 1st , 8 th, – charge may Oakwood Road 15 th & 3 pm apply Blurton 22 nd Stoke-on-Trent Aug) Please ST3 3AR Summertime Fun at email to Contact: Blurton Community register Sarah Minshall centre (email (tel) (01782) 235030 Street dance, football, multi- address on Email: sports, lunch and drinks the right) [email protected] provided To register, please email: Age 8-16 [email protected] Mon 11 am Free Potteries Museum & Art 1st – Gallery Aug 4 pm No need to Bethesda Street book, just come along Hanley SportsDay Stoke-on-Trent To celebrate the Citys status as European City of Sport ST1 3DW 2016, the Museum is holding a family friendly day which takes (tel) (01782) 232323 you back in time to the PE Email: classes of your youth. This is [email protected] followed by the end of term talent show. The event ends with an awards ceremony to the sound of ‘We are the Champions’, complete with a party popper pyro finale!! . All ages welcome Tues 10.30 am £1.50 Potteries Museum & Art 2nd - Gallery - 12.30 pm No need to Bethesda Street and book, just Thurs 1.15 – 3 pm come along Hanley 4th Cauliflower Cups Stoke-on-Trent Aug ST1 3DW Make a clay pot inspired by Wedgwood’s famous (tel) (01782) 232323 vegetable pottery Email: [email protected] All ages welcome Tues 11 am £3.50 inc. Mitchell Arts centre 2nd – tea/coffee Broad Street Aug 1 pm and a home Hanley made cake Stoke-on-Trent ST1 4HG Or £5 inc. (tel) (01782) 409307 Mitchell Matinee: Meet lunch Email: [email protected] me in St Louis No need to http://www.mitchellartscentre.co.uk book, just /whats-on/611-meet-me-in-stlouis/ Judy Garland stars in this come along glorious musical love story, set in Missouri in 1904 Tues 11 am £1 plus Gladstone Pottery Museum nd 2 - admission – Uttoxeter Road Aug 3 pm Adults: Longton £7.50, Children Stoke-on-Trent Garden Tiles Craft (aged 4-16 ST3 1PQ activity years): £5.25, (tel) Make your own clay tile Concession (01782)237777 s: £6 Email: with garden patterns at No need to our drop-in session book, just come along All ages Tues 2 – 4 pm Free Park Hall Country Park 2nd Park Hall Road Places are Weston Coyney Aug limited so booking Stoke-on-Trent essential. ST3 5BH Archery at Park Hall Please ring Contact: Park Steve Frost to Steve Frost book (number in the right (tel) 07717 714185 If you would like to learn hand column) Archery, book a place at this Email: event. [email protected] No spectators are allowed Age 11-16 Wed 10 am Free Mitchell Arts centre 3rd - Broad Street Aug 12 noon Please book Hanley online Stoke-on-Trent ST1 4HG Rubbish Accessories (tel) (01782) 409307 Email: Making items from recycled [email protected] rubbish such as drink cartons, crisp packets and packaging https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/stok ed-on-tech-rubbish-accessories- Please bring any suitable clean tickets-26481918130 rubbish with you, such as packing, wrappers etc, as our Big Make in the afternooon is a Recycled n ‘n’ Regal Ballgown made from rubbish Age 7 and over By Wavemaker/Stoke-on-Trent Tech Wed 10 am Free entry Westport Lake Visitor centre 3rd - Westport Lake Road Aug 12 noon No need to Longport book, just Stoke-on-Trent Westport Lake coffee come along ST6 4RZ morning Come and enjoy some cake by the lake!! There will be stalls and special offers, to help us raise some money for conservation Wed 11 am Adults: Ford Green Hall rd 3 - £1.50 Ford Green Road Aug 4 pm Children: Smallthorne £1 Stoke-on-Trent ST6 1NG Wizards, Wardrobes, (tel) (01782) 537696 Elves and Dragons at Email: Ford Green Hall [email protected] Explore the magical worlds of m fantasy and come dressed as your favourite character. Lots of activities for all the family (Only the ground floor of the Hall is wheelchair accessible) Wed 1 – 3.30 pm £10, including Meir Uth centre rd transport 3 Sandon Road Meir Aug Trips need to be booked at Stoke-on-Trent least one week Flip out event in advance Contact: No spectators are allowed Andrew Johnston You must live in the south of (tel) 07717 714187 the city – Meir, Bentilee, Email: Fenton, Normacot, Longton [email protected] and surrounding areas Age 11-19 Thurs 1.30 £3.50 Colour Mill 4th – children Winkhill Aug 5 pm free Leek Staffs. No need ST13 7PR National Gardens to book, Scheme Open Gardens: just come along Colour Mill A ¾ acre, south-facing garden, by a former iron foundry and next to the River Hamps, often frequented by Kingfishers and Dippers Home-made teas are available Fri 9 am Free entry High Street 5th – Biddulph Aug 3 pm No need Staffs. to book, ST8 6AR Artisan Market just come along Selling locally made items Fri 10.30 am £10, including Organised by: th transport 5 - Meir Uth centre 4.30 pm Sandon Road Aug Trips need to be booked at Meir least one week Stoke-on-Trent Cinebowl at Uttoxeter in advance Contact: Ice-skating, bowling and Lorraine Dacres cinema (tel) 07787 005940 Email: You must live in the south of [email protected] the city – Meir, Bentilee, Normacot, Longton, Fenton, Blurton and surrounding areas Age 11-19 Fri 11 am Free entry to Biddulph Grange th the event 5 – Grange Road 4 pm Biddulph Aug Admission charges apply Stoke-on-Trent to the garden - ST8 7SD Adults: £8.10, Sports Day Children: (tel) (01782) 375533 £4.05 To celebrate the start of the No need to Olympics in Rio, come and book, just (Please note that there are steps have a go at some classic come along throughout the garden, including the sports races and garden entrance to the shop, tearoom and public games on the tennis lawn.
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