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South Holland Centre Is Owned and Find out All of the Latest South Holland Operated by South Holland District Council SOUTH HOLLAND LIVE EVENTS CENTRE SEPTEMBER - DECEMBER 2016 Box Office 01775 764777 www.southhollandcentre.co.uk 1 Market Place, Spalding, Lincolnshire PE11 1SS AUTUMN SEASON INDEX FOOD & DRINK PAGE HIRE US 3 TAKE PART 4 MAIN PROGRAMME 7 FESTIVE PARTIES 25 PANTOMIME 26 COMMUNITY 28 BOOKING INFORMATION 31 DIARY 32 Relax and unwind in our first floor café bar where you can enjoy a range of freshly prepared hot and cold snacks, daily specials, coffees, teas, homemade cakes, wines, beers and more. Regular children’s menu available. Food served until 7pm. Beat the queues and pre-order interval drinks on show nights. GET SOCIAL The South Holland Centre is owned and Find out all of the latest South Holland operated by South Holland District Council. Centre gossip by signing up to The professional programme is support e-newsletters from our website or seeing funded by Arts Council England. what we and our friends are up to on any of these… 2 WEDDINGS & PARTIES CHILDREN’S CINEMA PARTIES Enjoy superb views of the river and historic We provide a private screening room, Market Place for your special event with popcorn, party food and some funky exclusive use of the Centre’s top floor beanbags to lounge on. You bring the Function Hall and Bar. kids, your DVD and you’re all set…. BOX OFFICE SERVICES MEETING ROOM This flexible space can be used for a wide variety of events and hires. Just let us know the layout and equipment you need and off you go. BUSINESS SPONSORSHIP & SUPPORT Organising an event? Remove some of the hassle by selling your tickets through our professional Box Office service. Be part of South Holland Centre’s good news story through corporate sponsorship packages. If you would like to enquire about any of our facilities or services, please visit our website www.southhollandcentre.co.uk or call 01775 764777 3 HEALTH AND WELLBEING - Take Part in one of our regular sessions NEW TRICKS MEDITATION BABY DISCOVER & LITTLE EXPLORERS For all ages With Buddhist Nun Gen Nyingpo Basics of Meditation Course Learn the basics of meditation for a calm and peaceful mind. 8,15,22,29 September Steps to Happiness Course Training and meditating For mature adults 50ish + With Creation Station on the steps to happiness. With soundLINCS Baby Discover and Little N 3,10,17,24 November A new music-making EW Explorers art classes provide Thursdays 7.30pm to 8.30pm programme encouraging the perfect solution for all your older adults to invigorate £5 per session or child's creativity needs, with no their musicality. Seasoned £15 for each four-week course stress or mess for you! Spark musicians, ex-players or From the South Holland Centre their imaginations and have singers, and enthusiastic Box Office fun with your little ones too. beginners all welcome. Booking essential Support for music making is 01775 739563 sarahekins@ on offer! Come along to one thecreationstation.co.uk or more of the free tasters and LITTLE EXPLORERS find out what it’s all about. For 18 months to 5 years Mondays 10.30am to 12.30pm Fridays 10.15am to 11.05am 5, 12 and 19 September BABY DISCOVER N For 5 to 18 months EW Free - just drop in Fridays 11.30am to 12.10pm STREET DANCE 16 September to 9 December (not 28 October) For 11 to 17s £50 for all 12 weeks With Kimberly Chapman £30 per 6 week half term Be part of this thriving street £6 per session drop-in dance group - includes lots Siblings half price of core fitness and attitude! Two-week tasters £5 Mondays 5pm to 6.30pm VIBE Term-time 12 September to For 8 to 18s 12 December (not 24 October) With Liz Lenten £2 per session Sing with this funky young choir. Thursdays 5.30pm to 7pm 8 September to 1 December (not 27 October) £3 per session 01775 841750 [email protected] 4 VOICES UNPLUGGED LIVE & LEARN AERIAL DANCE FITNESS IPAD COURSES For adults aged 19+ iPads for Beginners These 3-session courses introduce you to the Apple iPad. Get to grips with the world’s most popular tablet. Wednesdays 10am to 12 noon For adults With Jane Wells 14, 21, 28 September OR 5, 12, 19 October For 12 to adults Come and sing with this With Lauren Williams sociable group of around 30 More iPads A combined aerial conditioning, voices. Learn songs in splendid This 3-session course is silks and hoop class. Working unaccompanied harmony in a designed to allow learners on mounting, dismounting, mix of styles including folk, pop, who have completed iPads climbing and poses, this class gospel and world. Audition-free for Beginners to build on their will ensure you get fit, with no need to read music. knowledge and develop confident, strong and flexible. Further info: 01328 838811. further tablet skills. Tuesdays 6.30pm to 8pm Spalding Methodist Hall, Wednesdays 10am to 12 noon Broad Street: 9, 16, 23 November Term-time 6 September to 17 September; 1 & 15 October; iPads provided for the sessions. 20 December 19 November; 3 December Suitable for complete beginners (not 25 October, 15 November) South Holland Centre: or those with some experience. £6 per session 5 November Free of charge but please Saturdays 2.30pm to 4.30pm reserve your place by calling Live GET CRAFTY and Learn on 01780 722148. (3 December 3.30pm to 5.30pm) For adults aged 19+ £4 per session from the South Funded by With Live and Learn Holland Centre box office Lincolnshire County Council’s Silk Painting for Beginners adult learning programme. 30 September £10 OTHER GROUPS Christmas Decorations from Old Music and Books Line Dancing 4 November with fully qualified Free and insured instructor. Mondays 7.45pm Indoor Christmas Contact Sue Lilley 01406 364307 Wreaths [email protected] 2 December Free French For Beginners Mondays & Wednesdays Fridays 10am to 12.30pm 7pm during term-time. Please reserve your place by Leisure Walking Group Contact Pierrette Humphreys calling Live and Learn on Departs from the Centre. 07947 789578 01780 722148. Mondays 10.45am www.learnfrenchinlincolnshire.co.uk Visit our website for more details. 5 TRIPS & TREATS YOUTH TAKEOVER FAMILY VISITS For 12 to 25s The South Holland Centre With a Youth Takeover leader and the Centre team is a Family Friendly Zone: “Let your voice be heard, learn new skills, n Shows & screenings for a range of ages make new friends and get involved!” n Buggy friendly entrance & parking Aged 12 to 25 and want to make things n Café bar children’s menu & high chairs happen? In Youth Takeover you are given n Changing facilities & step stools for basins the opportunity to take control and create your n Special family ticket prices - see page 31 own events in the community - like music gigs, film screenings and festivals. Have fun whilst n Booster seats gaining skills in arts, events management and marketing. SCHOOL VISITS Wednesdays 4.30pm School visits are a regular feature To join simply come along to a session or call at the South Holland Centre. LOV project worker Tamsyn on 07867 005046. We are open to programming suggestions to support curriculum work and can offer some free teacher places and special school group ticket prices for most shows and screenings. Please see page 8 for this season’s special school show Macbeth - Blood will have Blood. GROUP VISITS For memorable times with your favourite people. We’re here to make your visit run smoothly, so ask us about group discounts, extended reservation periods and bar pre-ordering. For schools and group visits information please call 01775 764777 and ask for the Groups Co-ordinator. 6 SEPTEMBER TOM MCCONVILLE TURANDOT Spalding Folk Club in the Lounge Bar Handa Opera on Sydney Harbour Tom ‘the Newcastle Fiddler’ is a legend of the Handa Opera on Sydney Harbour has become folk club and festival circuit. He has appeared an annual highlight of the global arts calendar. at Spalding Folk Club regularly over the years, This year it’s the Puccini classic Turandot - sometimes solo and sometimes in collaboration produced as a jaw-dropping outdoor with the likes of Kieran Halpin and Dab Hand. water-stage performance and featuring He is loved as much for his singing as for his an incredible version of Nessun Dorma distinctive fiddle playing and funny stories. sung by Riccardo Massi. Bar Specials Bar Specials Bottled real ales Single serve prosecco £4.50 Wednesday 7 September Thursday 15 September Begins: 8.15pm Begins: 7pm Duration: 3hrs including floor singers Duration: 2hrs 15mins Price: £6 pay on the door Price: £14 Discounts: £5 members Discounts: £12.50 over 60s, disabled & companion Age Guide : All £11 under 26s Website: www.spaldingfolkclub.co.uk Genre: Broadcast Opera Genre: Live Music 7 SEPTEMBER TOP OF THE POPPETS MACBETH Under 7s family disco BLOOD WILL HAVE BLOOD In the Function Hall Contender Charlie, China Plate and Warwick Arts Centre Get ready to boogie! Top of the Poppets Re-invented for 9 to 13 years olds, Macbeth - Blood is back with great music, dancing games Will Have Blood is an accessible and unforgettable and lots of family fun. introduction to Shakespeare’s shocking story of Do your own thing or join in with our ambition, greed and the abuse of power. dance leader to those old skool and Using razor sharp storytelling, a dramatic modern disco favourites. on-screen world and a heart-stopping soundtrack, this one-man adaptation takes us on a break-neck journey through the blood-soaked world of Macbeth. Tickets include a post-show workshop.
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