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Ndfestival Prog 03 Project Part financed by Plus associated events from May to Sept the European Union Sponsors of Supporters of the North the North Devon Devon Festival Festival 11 The Quay, 4-2 Sixty Six, Apex Sports, Arlington Court, Atlantic Village, Barnstaple Heritage Centre, Barnstaple Pannier Market, Bideford Pannier Market, Braddicks Holiday Centre, Brend Hotels, Brushwood Design Ltd, Café Artiste - Three Tuns Tavern, Cash Point Machines plc, Claytons, Combe Martin Wildlife & Dinosaur Park, Dance in Devon, Dartington Crystal Ltd, Devon Artsculture, Devon Music Service, Exmoor Zoological Park, Farm & Cottage Holidays, Fox Fun Factory (UK), Green Lanes Shopping Centre, Grenville College, Harveys Furnishing Group Ltd, Ilfracombe District Tourist t s Association, Jalapeno Peppers e W Mexican Restaurante, J & A Cameras h t u Ltd, Just Office, Marsdens Cottage o S Holidays, Museum of Barnstaple & y t i c North Devon, North Devon College, i l b North Devon Marketing Bureau, u P Perkins Industrial Supplies, Philip J y Milton & Company plc, Predator, b d e Primary Times in Devon, Sainsbury’s t u b i Supermarket Ltd, St Austell Brewery, r t s SWH Ltd, Starline Taxis, The Litten i Tree, The Milky Way Adventure Park, D s c The Olive Branch, Woolacombe Bay i h Holiday Parcs, Zurich Municipal. p a r G The North Devon Festival is very n e k grateful to all the businesses that i A have made a donation to make this y b Festival possible. n g i s e D g r o . l 250 main events i n .. 60 towns & villages a v i t s e f n o v e d The North Devon Festival is rapidly h Contents t establishing itself as a major UK r festival. It is a celebration of the rich o n Diary at a glance 4 - 7 . and diverse cultural life of North A condensed listing by w Devon, with a wide range of activities type of event and date w reflecting the character of the region. w The Festival is unique in the UK as it Festival Events includes not only top quality arts and 1 to 5 June 10 - 21 entertainment, but also many events 5 to 30 June 32 - 61 associated with the people and the place - those things which residents Barnstaple Fringe 24 - 29 and visitors love about the natural beauty of the area. Festival Map 34 - 35 Associated Events 64 - 67 North Devon Festival Office 27 April to 25 September The Queen’s Theatre, Boutport Street, Barnstaple North Devon EX31 1SY Box Office: 01271 32 42 42 An enlarged pdf version of this brochure is available as a download from www.northdevonfestival.org Devon Travelwise This brochure To protect our beautiful This year our brochure is once environment, please carshare or again printed entirely on use public transport wherever environmentally friendly paper. All possible. Tel: 08700 11 11 99 or material is from renewable visit www.carsharedevon.com resources from fully sustainable forests, bleaching is elemental First Traveline chlorine free, 90% of waste is Public transport info: recycled and has environmental Tel 0870 608 2 608 accreditation to ISO 14001. www.traveline.co.uk Please pass this brochure on or North Devon Shopmobility recycle it when you have finished & Leisuremobility with it and continue this process. Tel: 01271 328 866 Painting: courtesy of Robin Wiggins 3 diary - a complete diary of all the summers events shown by category Celebrity Music & Visual Arts & Touring Theatre Sport and Natural Series Dance Literature & Fayres Leisure Environment 31 May - 2 June Ali Baba & the Farty Thieves g r 1 James Taylor Quartet Card Making for Children Discovering Nature o . Biosphere Cruise l a 2 Echoes of Ellington Les Barker v i 2 - 5 Appledore Crafts Company demos t s Appledore Visual Arts Festival e f Ships of the Torridge Exhibition n 3 Al Marconi Pirates & Princesses Treasure Day o v Martin Speake’s Constellation e Sheena Davis Group d h Barb Jungr t r Barnstaple Male Voice Choir o n 3 - 5 Atherington Flower Festival . 4 Qawwali Music Wistlandpound Wander w 4 - 5 North Devon Open Art Exhibition Horwood Scarecrow Festival w 4 - 12 Art on the Rocks Colours of the Culm Festival w 5 Jack Dee Classic Family Fun Day Classic Car Rally Roadford Ramble 7 Petrovian Orchestra John Burton Race Tree Identification Walk 8 Dade Krama Fern Walk Earth Chant Day 8 - 11 Torrington Players Exhibition The Illusion 9 The Saragossa Manuscript 10 Royal Philharmonic Orchestra John Etheridge Teddy Bear’s Picnic 10 - 12 Lynton & Lynmouth Music Festival 11 Royal Philharmonic Orchestra Big Voice Flower Fairies Rough Luck Shebbear Safari Lunch Workshop Under the Sky Matthias Garrick & Lucy Moon Band Musical Fireworks Display ZZ Bop featuring Craig Milverton Strictly Culm Dancing Food of Love Music Bus 11 - 12 Smash Dance Project Barnstaple Live! 11 - 19 Ilfracombe Victorian Celebration 12 John Etheridge Cliffhanger Lyn Bonnet Netball Tournament Dancing with Angels Ruby Run 13 Barnstaple Writers & Friends Frankenstein Rough Luck Children’s Theatre Day 14 Ga Ga - Queen Tribute Band Poetry Night Nth Devon Swimming Gala 14 -15 Rugby Festival 14 - 30 Diploma Show 15 Petrovian Orchestra Schools’ Literary Day Nth Devon Schools Film Festival Angela Brown and the Mighty 45s 15 - 18 Jamaica Inn 16 Jeremy Hardy 17 Kirsty McGee with Mat Martin GoldCoast Oceanfest Education Day The Coal Porters 17 - 18 Barnstaple Heritage Days Barnstaple Pannier Market 150th 4 5 Celebrity Music & Visual Arts & Touring Theatre Sport and Natural Series Dance Literature & Fayres Leisure Environment 17 - 19 GoldCoast Live Music Stage South Molton Olde English Fayre GoldCoast Oceanfest g r 18 Joolz Gianni & His Sax 1066 and Lots More GoldCoast Oceanfest Surfing o . Gigging-it-to-Win-it l a 18 Artavian Baroque GoldCoast Beach Football v i Jazz for a Summers Evening t s Martin Dale Quartet e f 18 - 19 Smash Dance Project GoldCoast Beach Volleyball n 18 - 21 Art Trek o v 19 Romeo & Juliet Barnstaple Race For Life Rose Sunday e Strawberry Fayre Dragon Boat Racing d h 22 Les Barker Birds for Beginners on Bikes t r Bats & Moths Night Time Safari o n 22 - 24 Bugsy Malone . 23 Clare Teal Circle of Fifth Local Tales for Grown-ups w 24 Magic Live Music Workshop Making Our Mark Spring Fair w Rory Ellis w 24 - 26 St John’s Fair, Witheridge Midsummer Charity Weekend Miracle Theatre Cinderella Alternative Panto Bratton Fleming Festival 25 Roger Whittaker Music in the Orangery Bonanza of Craft Carriage Driving The Lundy Experience Midsummer Music Sing & Swing All Wrapped Up Alex Christaki’s Monday Afternoon Braunton Jazz Festival 25 - 26 Tina May Sing and Swing The Woolsery Weekend Antiques & Collectables Health & Harmony Weekend 25 - 30 Brannockstown Festival 26 Michael Roach Exmoor Story Bus Bideford & North Devon Music Day Tina May 27 Passion Fruit 29 The Soldier’s Tale Comedy Special 30 King Pleasure & the Biscuit Boys Braunton Cricket Club 30 - 2 July Mother Courage Throughout the Festival Associated Events 14 May - 25 June The Art of Furniture - Shapland & Petter of Barnstaple 27 April - 4 May North Devon Walking & Cycling Festival 28 May - 26 June Focus on Farmers - Mixed Art Exhibition 29 April - 2 May Landmark Beer Festival 11 June - 29 August Flower Fairies at RHS Garden Rosemoor 17 - 19 May Gallerie Marin 33rd Annual Exhibition 1-30 June Barnstaple Fringe 21 May - 5 June Paul Lewin - Oak Broomhill International Art Exhibition 28 - 30 May Westward Ho! Potwalloping Festival NDAONB Photographic Exhibition 28/29 May to 27/28 Aug Health & Harmony Weekends SEED Trans National Films 3 June - 17 July Devon Dance Festival From Rags to Rainbows - Art Exhibition 1 - 24 July Combe Martin Music & Comedy Festival Square Picture Show 7 - 10 July Hatherleigh Festival Open House & Garden - Arts & Crafts Exhibition 16 - 24 July Ilfracombe Trafalgar Week The Gloves are Off - School’s Art Project 16 July Pilton Greenman Festival Art from the Park 26 - 30 July Chulmleigh Fayre Banner Making 26 - 29 August Sun West Festival All details are correct at the time of publication, but are subject to change. 10 - 25 September Nine Days of Art 6 7 g e r n Shapland & Petter of SEED Trans National Films o u . l J The changing nature of rural environments a t Barnstaple v i u Gallery Bar, Queen's Theatre, (Bei Ning and and Marinus van t o The Art of Furniture s h Barnstaple Dijke) and two English artists e f g Shortlisted for the Gulbenkian between 1890 and 1914. This is a Throughout June (Kirsty Waterworth and Heidi C n u o o Prize for Museum of the Year rare opportunity to enjoy the fine Tel: 01271 32 42 42 for opening times Morstang) to make short films that r v h craftsmanship and artistry of these document and explore the Museum of Barnstaple & N Devon This project by Northern Devon e T exquisite pieces in the home town changing nature of rural d Sat 14 May to Sat 25 June Coast & Countryside Service in h of this famous company. environments in North Devon and t Mon to Sat, 9.30am to 5pm partnership with Stichting r in Zeeland in The Netherlands. o Info: [email protected] Disabled parking available. Zonnemaire Buitengewoon (the n Level access to ground floor. Foundation Zonnemaire A special Gallery Bar 6 seater . Experience the seamless blend of w Stairlift to first floor. Extraordinary) in The Netherlands ‘cinema’ will be showing these beauty and design that saw w involved commissioning two Dutch films on a continuous loop. Shapland & Petter at the forefront w of the Arts & Crafts movement Go For It! Ali Baba & the International AONB Farty Thieves Art Exhibition Photographic Art & Drama Days for Half Term Broomhill Sculpture Garden Exhibition June & July Vote for your favourite Goodleigh Village Hall of thieving, treachery, curvy Featuring the following artists: photo & WIN a great prize! Tues 31 May to Thurs 2 June swords & flatulence.
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