Arts and Culture Events around Cumbria
Event
Summer Outdoor Activities (Sporting Event)
Summer Outdoor Activities (Sporting Event)
Where
Keswick
Keswick
When
03/09/10---21/09/10
03/09/10---21/09/10
Venue
Glaramara Outdoor Centre
Glaramara Outdoor Centre
Address
Seatoller, Borrowdale, Keswick, CA12 5XQ
Seatoller, Borrowdale, Keswick, CA12 5XQ
Directions
From M6 jct 40, Penrith, follow signs to Keswick and west Cumbria, A66. Head into Keswick, at the mini roundabout take B5289, signposted Borrowdale, which leads you south besdie the lake, Derwentwater. go past the village of grange, on your right, and proceed through Rosthwaite, 7 miles from keswick, just before the village of Seatoller, find Glaramara Outdoor Centre on your right. The nearest station is Penrith which lies on the west coast main line. Penrith is 25 miles from Glaramara and we can arrange transport from the station if required. trains run regularly from all over the country to Penrith station and from there regular bus services link to Keswick, X4 and X5 and then on to Bor
From M6 jct 40, Penrith, follow signs to Keswick and west Cumbria, A66. Head into Keswick, at the mini roundabout take B5289, signposted Borrowdale, which leads you south besdie the lake, Derwentwater. go past the village of grange, on your right, and proceed through Rosthwaite, 7 miles from keswick, just before the village of Seatoller, find Glaramara Outdoor Centre on your right. The nearest station is Penrith which lies on the west coast main line. Penrith is 25 miles from Glaramara and we can arrange transport from the station if required. trains run regularly from all over the country to Penrith station and from there regular bus services link to Keswick, X4 and X5 and then on to Bor
Phone
017687 77222
017687 77222
Description
Sat 04, youngsters 8 - 12years, rock climbing, Seathwaite, am. Ghyll Scramble, pm, Honister. Sun 05 adrenaline day, Via Ferrata, am, Honister. Ghyll Scramble, pm, Stoneycroft Ghyll. Mon 06, whole day, South Lakes, ghyll scramble, Stickle Ghyll and abseiling, Cathedral Caverns. Thu 09 adrenaline day, Via Ferrata, Honister and ghyll scramble, Stoneycroft Ghyll. Fri 10, Borrowdale Rock Day, rock climbing and abseiling. Sat 11, adrenaline day, Via Ferrata, am, Honister and ghyll scramble, pm, Stoneycroft Ghyll. Sun 12, whole day, high mountain day, Scafell Pike. Mon 13, whole day, high mountain day, Helvellyn Edges. Wed 15, adrenaline day, Via Ferrata, am, Honister, ghyll scramble, pm, Stoneycroft Ghyll. Sat 18, family fun day, coracles/archery, am, ghyll scramble, pm, Honister Ghyll. Mon 20, Borrowdale rock day, rock climbing, am, abseiling, pm. Transport from Glaramara Centre included and showering facility. For other days we meet at the venue. All essential clothing and equipment is provided. Photographs can be made available on request, we have a waterproof camera. A 15% discount voucher from the outdoor clothing company, Millets, on full price items sold in its Keswick store. Packed lunch and other meal options available on request, additional cost.
Sat 04, youngsters 8 - 12years, rock climbing, Seathwaite, am. Ghyll Scramble, pm, Honister. Sun 05 adrenaline day, Via Ferrata, am, Honister. Ghyll Scramble, pm, Stoneycroft Ghyll. Mon 06, whole day, South Lakes, ghyll scramble, Stickle Ghyll and abseiling, Cathedral Caverns. Thu 09 adrenaline day, Via Ferrata, Honister and ghyll scramble, Stoneycroft Ghyll. Fri 10, Borrowdale Rock Day, rock climbing and abseiling. Sat 11, adrenaline day, Via Ferrata, am, Honister and ghyll scramble, pm, Stoneycroft Ghyll. Sun 12, whole day, high mountain day, Scafell Pike. Mon 13, whole day, high mountain day, Helvellyn Edges. Wed 15, adrenaline day, Via Ferrata, am, Honister, ghyll scramble, pm, Stoneycroft Ghyll. Sat 18, family fun day, coracles/archery, am, ghyll scramble, pm, Honister Ghyll. Mon 20, Borrowdale rock day, rock climbing, am, abseiling, pm. Transport from Glaramara Centre included and showering facility. For other days we meet at the venue. All essential clothing and equipment is provided. Photographs can be made available on request, we have a waterproof camera. A 15% discount voucher from the outdoor clothing company, Millets, on full price items sold in its Keswick store. Packed lunch and other meal options available on request, additional cost.
Admission
£20 - £25 per person per half day. Separate pricing for full day sessions, from £35.
£20 - £25 per person per half day. Separate pricing for full day sessions, from £35.
More information: info@glaramara.co.uk
Event
General English Course For Adults (Workshop/Course)
General English Course For Adults (Workshop/Course)
Where
Ambleside
Ambleside
When
05/09/10---11/09/10
05/09/10---11/09/10
Notes
You can join on any Sunday and stay between 1 and 12 weeks.
You can join on any Sunday and stay between 1 and 12 weeks.
Venue
Nab Cottage
Nab Cottage
Address
Nab Cottage, Rydal, Ambleside, Cumbria, LA22 9SD
Nab Cottage, Rydal, Ambleside, Cumbria, LA22 9SD
Directions
On the shore of Rydal water and by the A591, half way between Ambleside and Grasmere.
On the shore of Rydal water and by the A591, half way between Ambleside and Grasmere.
Phone
015394 35311
015394 35311
Description
Nab Cottage is one of the most unusual language schools in the world. It is a family, a language school and a small international community - all in one. Teachers, facilitators, and language students - a maximum of 20 - live together in a lakeside cottage surrounded by mountains. The course is intensive, fun, energising, relaxing and challenging, with 35 contact hours a week. We specialize in building good communication skills through listening, speaking, and developing awareness. We use a holistic model of learning: a harmony of body, mind and spirit. We encourage our students to be creative, to learn from their mistakes, and to begin thinking in English. Our students are independent adults, from 18 to 80 years old. Outcomes of our course include greater confidence and fluency in English, greater focus and effectiveness both personally and professionally, greater inner calm, empowerment and greater self-knowledge.
Nab Cottage is one of the most unusual language schools in the world. It is a family, a language school and a small international community - all in one. Teachers, facilitators, and language students - a maximum of 20 - live together in a lakeside cottage surrounded by mountains. The course is intensive, fun, energising, relaxing and challenging, with 35 contact hours a week. We specialize in building good communication skills through listening, speaking, and developing awareness. We use a holistic model of learning: a harmony of body, mind and spirit. We encourage our students to be creative, to learn from their mistakes, and to begin thinking in English. Our students are independent adults, from 18 to 80 years old. Outcomes of our course include greater confidence and fluency in English, greater focus and effectiveness both personally and professionally, greater inner calm, empowerment and greater self-knowledge.
Admission
£450 for a week, includes teaching/learning programme, full shared accommodation at Nab Cottage and social programme. There is a supplement of £100 for single room accommodation.
£450 for a week, includes teaching/learning programme, full shared accommodation at Nab Cottage and social programme. There is a supplement of £100 for single room accommodation.
More information: tim@nabcottage.com
Event
Dolphins & Whales 3D (Film U & Uc)
Dolphins & Whales 3D (Film U & Uc)
Where
Penrith
Penrith
When
06/09/10---08/09/10
06/09/10---08/09/10
Venue
The Rheged Centre
The Rheged Centre
Address
Redhills, Penrith, Cumbria, CA11 0DQ
Redhills, Penrith, Cumbria, CA11 0DQ
Directions
Just 2 minutes from M6 jct 40, off the A66 heading towards Keswick
Just 2 minutes from M6 jct 40, off the A66 heading towards Keswick
Phone
01768 868 000
01768 868 000
Description
The 3D Entertainment film “Dolphins and Whales 3D”takes you on a unique dive to encounter members of the last ocean tribes.You will come so close to these animals, you’ll become part of the tribe. You’ll swim with great and small cetaceans, the right whale, humpback whale, sperm whale, pilot whale, beluga, orca, bottlenose dolphin, spotted dolphin, common dolphin and Risso’s dolphin, as if you, too, were in the depth of the oceans.
The 3D Entertainment film “Dolphins and Whales 3D”takes you on a unique dive to encounter members of the last ocean tribes.You will come so close to these animals, you’ll become part of the tribe. You’ll swim with great and small cetaceans, the right whale, humpback whale, sperm whale, pilot whale, beluga, orca, bottlenose dolphin, spotted dolphin, common dolphin and Risso’s dolphin, as if you, too, were in the depth of the oceans.
Admission
£6.50 adult, £4.80 child, £5.00 OAP/student, £19.50 family
£6.50 adult, £4.80 child, £5.00 OAP/student, £19.50 family
More information: enquiries@rheged.com
Event
Dolphins & Whales 3D (Film U & Uc)
Dolphins & Whales 3D (Film U & Uc)
Where
Penrith
Penrith
When
06/09/10---10/09/10
06/09/10---10/09/10
Venue
The Rheged Centre
The Rheged Centre
Address
Redhills, Penrith, Cumbria, CA11 0DQ
Redhills, Penrith, Cumbria, CA11 0DQ
Directions
Just 2 minutes from M6 jct 40, off the A66 heading towards Keswick
Just 2 minutes from M6 jct 40, off the A66 heading towards Keswick
Phone
01768 868 000
01768 868 000
Description
The 3D Entertainment film “Dolphins and Whales 3D”takes you on a unique dive to encounter members of the last ocean tribes.You will come so close to these animals, you’ll become part of the tribe. You’ll swim with great and small cetaceans, the right whale, humpback whale, sperm whale, pilot whale, beluga, orca, bottlenose dolphin, spotted dolphin, common dolphin and Risso’s dolphin, as if you, too, were in the depth of the oceans.
The 3D Entertainment film “Dolphins and Whales 3D”takes you on a unique dive to encounter members of the last ocean tribes.You will come so close to these animals, you’ll become part of the tribe. You’ll swim with great and small cetaceans, the right whale, humpback whale, sperm whale, pilot whale, beluga, orca, bottlenose dolphin, spotted dolphin, common dolphin and Risso’s dolphin, as if you, too, were in the depth of the oceans.
Admission
£6.50 adult, £4.80 child, £5.00 OAP/student, £19.50 family
£6.50 adult, £4.80 child, £5.00 OAP/student, £19.50 family
More information: enquiries@rheged.com
Event
Dolphins and Whales 3D (Film U & Uc)
Dolphins and Whales 3D (Film U & Uc)
Where
Penrith
Penrith
When
06/09/10---10/09/10
06/09/10---10/09/10
Venue
The Rheged Centre
The Rheged Centre
Address
Redhills, Penrith, Cumbria, CA11 0DQ
Redhills, Penrith, Cumbria, CA11 0DQ
Directions
Just 2 minutes from M6 jct 40, off the A66 heading towards Keswick
Just 2 minutes from M6 jct 40, off the A66 heading towards Keswick
Phone
01768 868 000
01768 868 000
Description
The 3D Entertainment film Dolphins and Whales 3D takes you on a unique dive to encounter members of the last ocean tribes.You will come so close to these animals, you’ll become part of the tribe. You’ll swim with great and small cetaceans, the right whale, humpback whale, sperm whale, pilot whale, beluga, orca, bottlenose dolphin, spotted dolphin, common dolphin and Risso’s dolphin, as if you, too, were in the depth of the oceans.
The 3D Entertainment film Dolphins and Whales 3D takes you on a unique dive to encounter members of the last ocean tribes.You will come so close to these animals, you’ll become part of the tribe. You’ll swim with great and small cetaceans, the right whale, humpback whale, sperm whale, pilot whale, beluga, orca, bottlenose dolphin, spotted dolphin, common dolphin and Risso’s dolphin, as if you, too, were in the depth of the oceans.
Admission
£6.50 adult, £4.80 child, £5.00 OAP/student, £19.50 family
£6.50 adult, £4.80 child, £5.00 OAP/student, £19.50 family
More information: enquiries@rheged.com
Event
Egypt: Secrets of the Mummies 3D (Film U & Uc)
Egypt: Secrets of the Mummies 3D (Film U & Uc)
Where
Penrith
Penrith
When
06/09/10---08/09/10
06/09/10---08/09/10
Notes
and 15.00 screening.
and 15.00 screening.
Venue
The Rheged Centre
The Rheged Centre
Address
Redhills, Penrith, Cumbria, CA11 0DQ
Redhills, Penrith, Cumbria, CA11 0DQ
Directions
Just 2 minutes from M6 jct 40, off the A66 heading towards Keswick
Just 2 minutes from M6 jct 40, off the A66 heading towards Keswick
Phone
01768 868000
01768 868000
Description
Uncover one of the greatest finds in history - a royal tomb of 40 mummies including 12 kings of Egypt, among them the most celebrated Pharaoh of the Nineteenth Dynasty, Rameses the Great. Put on a pair of crystal clear 3D glasses and experience a 45 minute, fully immersive, high definition, digital adventure at Rheged, home to the biggest and best 3D screen in the North West.
Uncover one of the greatest finds in history - a royal tomb of 40 mummies including 12 kings of Egypt, among them the most celebrated Pharaoh of the Nineteenth Dynasty, Rameses the Great. Put on a pair of crystal clear 3D glasses and experience a 45 minute, fully immersive, high definition, digital adventure at Rheged, home to the biggest and best 3D screen in the North West.
Admission
£6.50 adult, £4.80 child, £5.00 OAP/student, £19.50 family
£6.50 adult, £4.80 child, £5.00 OAP/student, £19.50 family
More information: enquiries@rheged.com
Event
Egypt: Secrets of the Mummies 3D (Film U & Uc)
Egypt: Secrets of the Mummies 3D (Film U & Uc)
Where
Penrith
Penrith
When
06/09/10---10/09/10
06/09/10---10/09/10
Notes
and 15.00 screening.
and 15.00 screening.
Venue
The Rheged Centre
The Rheged Centre
Address
Redhills, Penrith, Cumbria, CA11 0DQ
Redhills, Penrith, Cumbria, CA11 0DQ
Directions
Just 2 minutes from M6 jct 40, off the A66 heading towards Keswick
Just 2 minutes from M6 jct 40, off the A66 heading towards Keswick
Phone
01768 868000
01768 868000
Description
Uncover one of the greatest finds in history - a royal tomb of 40 mummies including 12 kings of Egypt, among them the most celebrated Pharaoh of the Nineteenth Dynasty, Rameses the Great. Put on a pair of crystal clear 3D glasses and experience a 45 minute, fully immersive, high definition, digital adventure at Rheged, home to the biggest and best 3D screen in the North West.
Uncover one of the greatest finds in history - a royal tomb of 40 mummies including 12 kings of Egypt, among them the most celebrated Pharaoh of the Nineteenth Dynasty, Rameses the Great. Put on a pair of crystal clear 3D glasses and experience a 45 minute, fully immersive, high definition, digital adventure at Rheged, home to the biggest and best 3D screen in the North West.
Admission
£6.50 adult, £4.80 child, £5.00 OAP/student, £19.50 family
£6.50 adult, £4.80 child, £5.00 OAP/student, £19.50 family
More information: enquiries@rheged.com
Event
Fly Me To The Moon 3D (Film U & Uc)
Fly Me To The Moon 3D (Film U & Uc)
Where
Penrith
Penrith
When
06/09/10---08/09/10
06/09/10---08/09/10
Venue
The Rheged Centre
The Rheged Centre
Address
Redhills, Penrith, Cumbria, CA11 0DQ
Redhills, Penrith, Cumbria, CA11 0DQ
Directions
Just 2 minutes from M6 jct 40, off the A66 heading towards Keswick
Just 2 minutes from M6 jct 40, off the A66 heading towards Keswick
Phone
01768 868 000
01768 868 000
Description
Combines the Apollo 11 mission with a whimsical twist involving three tweenaged flies who go along on an incredible space adventure. Fly me to the moon introduces new generations to space exploration and to the historic moment when the world was united for this awe-inspiring achievement. 3D is truly a different type of cinema. When you watch a 2D film you relate to it on an intellectual level and an emotional level. With 3D you also have a very strong physical level, the ability to feel that you are literally in the environment, a part of the story.
Combines the Apollo 11 mission with a whimsical twist involving three tweenaged flies who go along on an incredible space adventure. Fly me to the moon introduces new generations to space exploration and to the historic moment when the world was united for this awe-inspiring achievement. 3D is truly a different type of cinema. When you watch a 2D film you relate to it on an intellectual level and an emotional level. With 3D you also have a very strong physical level, the ability to feel that you are literally in the environment, a part of the story.
Admission
£6.50 adult, £4.80 child, £5.00 OAP/student,£19.50 family
£6.50 adult, £4.80 child, £5.00 OAP/student,£19.50 family
More information: enquiries@rheged.com
Event
Fly Me To The Moon 3D (Film U & Uc)
Fly Me To The Moon 3D (Film U & Uc)
Where
Penrith
Penrith
When
06/09/10---10/09/10
06/09/10---10/09/10
Venue
The Rheged Centre
The Rheged Centre
Address
Redhills, Penrith, Cumbria, CA11 0DQ
Redhills, Penrith, Cumbria, CA11 0DQ
Directions
Just 2 minutes from M6 jct 40, off the A66 heading towards Keswick
Just 2 minutes from M6 jct 40, off the A66 heading towards Keswick
Phone
01768 868 000
01768 868 000
Description
Combines the Apollo 11 mission with a whimsical twist involving three tweenaged flies who go along on an incredible space adventure. Fly me to the moon introduces new generations to space exploration and to the historic moment when the world was united for this awe-inspiring achievement. 3D is truly a different type of cinema. When you watch a 2D film you relate to it on an intellectual level and an emotional level. With 3D you also have a very strong physical level, the ability to feel that you are literally in the environment, a part of the story.
Combines the Apollo 11 mission with a whimsical twist involving three tweenaged flies who go along on an incredible space adventure. Fly me to the moon introduces new generations to space exploration and to the historic moment when the world was united for this awe-inspiring achievement. 3D is truly a different type of cinema. When you watch a 2D film you relate to it on an intellectual level and an emotional level. With 3D you also have a very strong physical level, the ability to feel that you are literally in the environment, a part of the story.
Admission
£6.50 adult, £4.80 child, £5.00 OAP/student,£19.50 family
£6.50 adult, £4.80 child, £5.00 OAP/student,£19.50 family
More information: enquiries@rheged.com
Event
U2 3D (Film)
U2 3D (Film)
Where
Penrith
Penrith
When
06/09/10---08/09/10
06/09/10---08/09/10
Venue
The Rheged Centre
The Rheged Centre
Address
Redhills, Penrith, Cumbria, CA11 0DQ
Redhills, Penrith, Cumbria, CA11 0DQ
Directions
Just 2 minutes from M6 jct 40, off the A66 heading towards Keswick
Just 2 minutes from M6 jct 40, off the A66 heading towards Keswick
Phone
01768 868 000
01768 868 000
Description
A 3-D presentation of U2's global Vertigo tour. Shot at seven different shows, this production employs the greatest number of 3-D cameras ever used for a single project.
A 3-D presentation of U2's global Vertigo tour. Shot at seven different shows, this production employs the greatest number of 3-D cameras ever used for a single project.
Admission
£6.50 adult, £4.80 child, £5.00 OAP/student, £19.50 family
£6.50 adult, £4.80 child, £5.00 OAP/student, £19.50 family
More information: enquiries@rheged.com
Event
Wish You Were Here - Unique Celebrity Postcards (Art Exhibition)
Wish You Were Here - Unique Celebrity Postcards (Art Exhibition)
Where
Penrith
Penrith
When
06/09/10---24/09/10
06/09/10---24/09/10
Venue
The Rheged Centre
The Rheged Centre
Address
Redhills, Penrith, Cumbria, CA11 0DQ
Redhills, Penrith, Cumbria, CA11 0DQ
Directions
Just 2 minutes from M6 jct 40, off the A66 heading towards Keswick
Just 2 minutes from M6 jct 40, off the A66 heading towards Keswick
Phone
Description
A unique exhibition of personal postcards penned by celebrities to Cumbria, this features over 100 cards complete with anecdotes, photographs, drawings and messages from Britain's most famous faces to support the county after last November's unprecedented floods. Handwritten by stars including Dame Judi Dench, Sir Patrick Stewart, Richard E. Grant, Jonny Wilkinson, Andrew Flintoff, Tess Daly, Paul O'Grady, The Saturdays and Leigh Francis, the postcards tell of their favourite places and fondest memories in Cumbria and provide an exclusive insight into their love of the area...This is one not to be missed.
A unique exhibition of personal postcards penned by celebrities to Cumbria, this features over 100 cards complete with anecdotes, photographs, drawings and messages from Britain's most famous faces to support the county after last November's unprecedented floods. Handwritten by stars including Dame Judi Dench, Sir Patrick Stewart, Richard E. Grant, Jonny Wilkinson, Andrew Flintoff, Tess Daly, Paul O'Grady, The Saturdays and Leigh Francis, the postcards tell of their favourite places and fondest memories in Cumbria and provide an exclusive insight into their love of the area...This is one not to be missed.
Admission
Free entry
Free entry
Event
Botanical Illustration Master Class - Julie Small (Workshop/Course)
Botanical Illustration Master Class - Julie Small (Workshop/Course)
Where
Penrith
Penrith
When
07/09/10
07/09/10
Notes
The Cycle Cafe is a family-run tea garden with unusual opening times. Fri 12.00 to 18.00. Sat 10.00 to 18.00 and the second Sun of the month 10.00 to 18.00. We will serve any cyclists at other times with whatever we have, if of course we are about and available. Seasonal opening only, Apr to end Sep.
The Cycle Cafe is a family-run tea garden with unusual opening times. Fri 12.00 to 18.00. Sat 10.00 to 18.00 and the second Sun of the month 10.00 to 18.00. We will serve any cyclists at other times with whatever we have, if of course we are about and available. Seasonal opening only, Apr to end Sep.
Venue
Greystoke Cycle Cafe
Greystoke Cycle Cafe
Address
Poplin Dub, Greystoke, Penrith, Cumbria, CA11 0UT
Poplin Dub, Greystoke, Penrith, Cumbria, CA11 0UT
Directions
On the C2C Cycle route 200 yds north of Greystoke village green, direction Blencowe. We welcome all cyclists and walkers and ask all those with cars to walk the 350yds from the village car park around the Greystoke Castle walls. We can offer parking in our driveway to cycle support vehicles and those attending our workshop days, Bus links to Penrith and Keswick. Penrith railway station 5 miles
On the C2C Cycle route 200 yds north of Greystoke village green, direction Blencowe. We welcome all cyclists and walkers and ask all those with cars to walk the 350yds from the village car park around the Greystoke Castle walls. We can offer parking in our driveway to cycle support vehicles and those attending our workshop days, Bus links to Penrith and Keswick. Penrith railway station 5 miles
Phone
017684 83984
017684 83984
Description
An opportunity to explore the Autumn Textures of various botanical subjects available at this time of year. You will be able to work at your own pace, with individual tuition to help you build confidence and develop your observational skills. There will be examples of pencil work techniques and a variety of pencils to try. This course is suitable for beginners and those with some experience. The course will be structured so participants may attend either of the single days or both days. Following a career in teaching, Julie revived an earlier interest in Botanical Art, using pencil as her preferred medium. She has received a number of Awards from the Society of Botanical Artists and the RHS (Gold Medal and Best New Exhibitor to the London Shows). Her work is held in various collections : RHS Lindley Library, Dr.Shirley Sherwood Collection, Hunt Institute for Botanical Documentation (USA),National Galleries and Museum of Wales, Windlesham Arboretum and Sheffield Florilegium Archive. Other works are to be found in private collections Julie is a tutor on the SBA Distance Learning Course and also at a number of venues throughout the North West. Each tutor is coming in the knowledge that some students may be able to attend only day One or day Two. To this end the courses will be structured in such a way to accommodate this, as well as those able to attend both days.
An opportunity to explore the Autumn Textures of various botanical subjects available at this time of year. You will be able to work at your own pace, with individual tuition to help you build confidence and develop your observational skills. There will be examples of pencil work techniques and a variety of pencils to try. This course is suitable for beginners and those with some experience. The course will be structured so participants may attend either of the single days or both days. Following a career in teaching, Julie revived an earlier interest in Botanical Art, using pencil as her preferred medium. She has received a number of Awards from the Society of Botanical Artists and the RHS (Gold Medal and Best New Exhibitor to the London Shows). Her work is held in various collections : RHS Lindley Library, Dr.Shirley Sherwood Collection, Hunt Institute for Botanical Documentation (USA),National Galleries and Museum of Wales, Windlesham Arboretum and Sheffield Florilegium Archive. Other works are to be found in private collections Julie is a tutor on the SBA Distance Learning Course and also at a number of venues throughout the North West. Each tutor is coming in the knowledge that some students may be able to attend only day One or day Two. To this end the courses will be structured in such a way to accommodate this, as well as those able to attend both days.
Admission
Adult £52.00 per day inc lovely 2 course lunch, refreshments and home-made cakes.
Adult £52.00 per day inc lovely 2 course lunch, refreshments and home-made cakes.
More information: Annie@greystokecyclecafe.co.uk
Event
Flying Feathers - Whitehaven Theatre Group (Play)
Flying Feathers - Whitehaven Theatre Group (Play)
Where
Whitehaven
Whitehaven
When
07/09/10
07/09/10
Venue
Rosehill Theatre
Rosehill Theatre
Address
Moresby, Whitehaven, Cumbria, CA28 6SE
Moresby, Whitehaven, Cumbria, CA28 6SE
Directions
Rosehill Theatre and Cinema are one mile north of Whitehaven. From the main A595, take the turning at the brown tourist sign marked Rosehill Theatre. The theatre is situated about half a mile on the left hand side and is clearly signposted.
Rosehill Theatre and Cinema are one mile north of Whitehaven. From the main A595, take the turning at the brown tourist sign marked Rosehill Theatre. The theatre is situated about half a mile on the left hand side and is clearly signposted.
Phone
01946 692422
01946 692422
Description
When Chief Constable Henry Potterton arrives with his sister, Sarah, at the country house of their recently deceased brother, he is hoping for a relaxing break. Instead he is greeted by a bevy of scantily-clad young ladies and a housekeeper who seems most upset to see them. Following on from their brilliant production of the Full Monty earlier in 2010 at Whitehaven Civic Hall, this promises to be another excellent show from Whitehaven Theatre Group but this time it is a farce. Book now for one of the six performances on at Rosehill Theatre from Monday 6 – Saturday 11 September.
When Chief Constable Henry Potterton arrives with his sister, Sarah, at the country house of their recently deceased brother, he is hoping for a relaxing break. Instead he is greeted by a bevy of scantily-clad young ladies and a housekeeper who seems most upset to see them. Following on from their brilliant production of the Full Monty earlier in 2010 at Whitehaven Civic Hall, this promises to be another excellent show from Whitehaven Theatre Group but this time it is a farce. Book now for one of the six performances on at Rosehill Theatre from Monday 6 – Saturday 11 September.
Admission
£5, £6, £7
£5, £6, £7
More information: info@rosehilltheatre.co.uk
Event
Keswick Rambles - Helm Crag to Stonethwaite (Walking Event)
Keswick Rambles - Helm Crag to Stonethwaite (Walking Event)
Where
Keswick
Keswick
When
07/09/10
07/09/10
Venue
Keswick Tourist Information Centre
Keswick Tourist Information Centre
Address
Market Square, Keswick, Cumbria, CA12 5JR
Market Square, Keswick, Cumbria, CA12 5JR
Directions
Phone
017687 74824
017687 74824
Description
Pass the Lion and the Lamb as you cross the fells from Grasmere to Borrowdale. Grade A. Join Keswick Rambles for group walks with experienced local leaders from Easter to October. Come and enjoy some hidden gems as well as the Lake District classics. The full programme is on our website www.keswickrambles.org.uk If you are a keen walker and enjoy the company of a small group you are sure to find kindred spirits on these walks. Individuals, couples and groups are all welcome. Book in advance with individual leaders or just turn up. Meet outside the Tourist Information Centre at the Moot Hall in Keswick Market Square. All walks last all day and are from 8 to 10 miles, longer for classic walks. Walks come in 4 categories, C - fairly easy walk on mixed ground, valleys or low fells. B - a good days walk with some steep ascents and descents, quite strenuous. A - a serious walk going high with steep ascents, good fitness necessary. Classic - a very long day on the high fells, fitness essential. Please wear suitable clothing and footwear and bring a packed lunch and plenty of fluids. In the interest of the group as a whole the leader is empowered to refuse to take anyone whom he/she considers to be unlikely to complete the walk safely.
Pass the Lion and the Lamb as you cross the fells from Grasmere to Borrowdale. Grade A. Join Keswick Rambles for group walks with experienced local leaders from Easter to October. Come and enjoy some hidden gems as well as the Lake District classics. The full programme is on our website www.keswickrambles.org.uk If you are a keen walker and enjoy the company of a small group you are sure to find kindred spirits on these walks. Individuals, couples and groups are all welcome. Book in advance with individual leaders or just turn up. Meet outside the Tourist Information Centre at the Moot Hall in Keswick Market Square. All walks last all day and are from 8 to 10 miles, longer for classic walks. Walks come in 4 categories, C - fairly easy walk on mixed ground, valleys or low fells. B - a good days walk with some steep ascents and descents, quite strenuous. A - a serious walk going high with steep ascents, good fitness necessary. Classic - a very long day on the high fells, fitness essential. Please wear suitable clothing and footwear and bring a packed lunch and plenty of fluids. In the interest of the group as a whole the leader is empowered to refuse to take anyone whom he/she considers to be unlikely to complete the walk safely.
Admission
Full day from £12 per adult, £4 per child, half day £6 per adults and £2 per child, under 16yrs must be accompanied. Additional transport costs may be incurred.
Full day from £12 per adult, £4 per child, half day £6 per adults and £2 per child, under 16yrs must be accompanied. Additional transport costs may be incurred.
More information: cathy@pacethepeaks.co.uk
Event
Northanger Abbey (Play)
Northanger Abbey (Play)
Where
Keswick
Keswick
When
07/09/10
07/09/10
Venue
Theatre by the Lake
Theatre by the Lake
Address
Lakeside, Keswick, Cumbria, CA12 5DJ
Lakeside, Keswick, Cumbria, CA12 5DJ
Directions
From M6 jct 40 and follow A66 towards Keswick, follow brown signs to Theatre and Lakeside. On foot the theatre is a 5 minute walk from the centre of Keswick.
From M6 jct 40 and follow A66 towards Keswick, follow brown signs to Theatre and Lakeside. On foot the theatre is a 5 minute walk from the centre of Keswick.
Phone
017687 74411
017687 74411
Description
Catherine is an impressionable 17-year-old, caught up in the social whirl of fashionable Bath, her head full of new dresses, balls, theatres and Gothic novels. When she is invited to stay at ancient and mysterious Northanger Abbey, childhood home of the man of her dreams, Catherine’s imagination starts to work overtime, fuelled by the twilight world of Gothic romance. A fresh and witty adaptation of Austen’s classic novel.
Catherine is an impressionable 17-year-old, caught up in the social whirl of fashionable Bath, her head full of new dresses, balls, theatres and Gothic novels. When she is invited to stay at ancient and mysterious Northanger Abbey, childhood home of the man of her dreams, Catherine’s imagination starts to work overtime, fuelled by the twilight world of Gothic romance. A fresh and witty adaptation of Austen’s classic novel.
Admission
£8 - £23
£8 - £23
More information: enquiries@theatrebythelake.com
Event
Over the Hill to Tarn and Mill (Shop - Gift)
Over the Hill to Tarn and Mill (Shop - Gift)
Where
Coniston
Coniston
When
07/09/10
07/09/10
Notes
Bring Lunch Boots Essential Bring Walking Equipment
Bring Lunch Boots Essential Bring Walking Equipment
Venue
Coniston Boating Centre
Coniston Boating Centre
Address
Lake Road, Coniston, Cumbria, LA21 8EW
Lake Road, Coniston, Cumbria, LA21 8EW
Directions
Turn off A593 down Lake Road by fuel station and continue until you arrive at the lake.
Turn off A593 down Lake Road by fuel station and continue until you arrive at the lake.
Phone
Description
Cruise to Lake Bank on a Coniston Launch. Walk to Blawith Beacon via Beacon Tarn. Return over Torver Common.
Cruise to Lake Bank on a Coniston Launch. Walk to Blawith Beacon via Beacon Tarn. Return over Torver Common.
Admission
Boat fare, adult 6, child 3 Just turn up
Boat fare, adult 6, child 3 Just turn up
Event
Pastel Pencils with Tony Hogan (Arts & Crafts Event)
Pastel Pencils with Tony Hogan (Arts & Crafts Event)
Where
Keswick
Keswick
When
07/09/10---08/09/10
07/09/10---08/09/10
Venue
Cumberland Pencil Museum
Cumberland Pencil Museum
Address
Southey Works, Keswick, Cumbria, CA12 5NG
Southey Works, Keswick, Cumbria, CA12 5NG
Directions
From M6, exit Penrith, onto A66. Take 2nd Keswick sign at roundabout, follow Keswick centre signs and museum is is on your left, just prior to the town centre.
From M6, exit Penrith, onto A66. Take 2nd Keswick sign at roundabout, follow Keswick centre signs and museum is is on your left, just prior to the town centre.
Phone
017687 73626
017687 73626
Description
Derwent woodcased Pastel Pencils have a soft, powdery texture which produces a velvety smooth finish, ideal for mixing and blending. And because they’re pencils, they’re clean and easy to control, although you may not be able to resist the occasional smudge with your finger! Demonstrations start at 10.00. Please collect a ticket from reception which entitles you to one hour's free tuition. The last demonstration of the day starts at 15.00 and finishes at 16.00.
Derwent woodcased Pastel Pencils have a soft, powdery texture which produces a velvety smooth finish, ideal for mixing and blending. And because they’re pencils, they’re clean and easy to control, although you may not be able to resist the occasional smudge with your finger! Demonstrations start at 10.00. Please collect a ticket from reception which entitles you to one hour's free tuition. The last demonstration of the day starts at 15.00 and finishes at 16.00.
Admission
Free entry
Free entry
More information: kes_museum@acco.com
Event
Shining City (Play)
Shining City (Play)
Where
Keswick
Keswick
When
07/09/10
07/09/10
Venue
Theatre by the Lake
Theatre by the Lake
Address
Lakeside, Keswick, Cumbria, CA12 5DJ
Lakeside, Keswick, Cumbria, CA12 5DJ
Directions
From M6 jct 40 and follow A66 towards Keswick, follow brown signs to Theatre and Lakeside. On foot the theatre is a 5 minute walk from the centre of Keswick.
From M6 jct 40 and follow A66 towards Keswick, follow brown signs to Theatre and Lakeside. On foot the theatre is a 5 minute walk from the centre of Keswick.
Phone
017687 74411
017687 74411
Description
Set in the office of a Dublin therapist, this is a chilling, contemporary ghost story dealing with guilt, redemption and loneliness at the heart of a crowded city. Ian leaves the priesthood and becomes a therapist. Can he help a man claiming to have seen the ghost of his dead wife? In this gripping and absorbing psychological drama, McPherson, the multi-award winning author of The Weir, explores what it means to lose faith in God, in relationships and in one’s self and the call that the dead have on us all.
Set in the office of a Dublin therapist, this is a chilling, contemporary ghost story dealing with guilt, redemption and loneliness at the heart of a crowded city. Ian leaves the priesthood and becomes a therapist. Can he help a man claiming to have seen the ghost of his dead wife? In this gripping and absorbing psychological drama, McPherson, the multi-award winning author of The Weir, explores what it means to lose faith in God, in relationships and in one’s self and the call that the dead have on us all.
Admission
£8 - £16.
£8 - £16.
More information: enquiries@theatrebythelake.com
Event
Flying Feathers - Whitehaven Theatre Group (Play)
Flying Feathers - Whitehaven Theatre Group (Play)
Where
Whitehaven
Whitehaven
When
08/09/10
08/09/10
Venue
Rosehill Theatre
Rosehill Theatre
Address
Moresby, Whitehaven, Cumbria, CA28 6SE
Moresby, Whitehaven, Cumbria, CA28 6SE
Directions
Rosehill Theatre and Cinema are one mile north of Whitehaven. From the main A595, take the turning at the brown tourist sign marked Rosehill Theatre. The theatre is situated about half a mile on the left hand side and is clearly signposted.
Rosehill Theatre and Cinema are one mile north of Whitehaven. From the main A595, take the turning at the brown tourist sign marked Rosehill Theatre. The theatre is situated about half a mile on the left hand side and is clearly signposted.
Phone
01946 692422
01946 692422
Description
When Chief Constable Henry Potterton arrives with his sister, Sarah, at the country house of their recently deceased brother, he is hoping for a relaxing break. Instead he is greeted by a bevy of scantily-clad young ladies and a housekeeper who seems most upset to see them. Following on from their brilliant production of the Full Monty earlier in 2010 at Whitehaven Civic Hall, this promises to be another excellent show from Whitehaven Theatre Group but this time it is a farce. Book now for one of the six performances on at Rosehill Theatre from Monday 6 – Saturday 11 September.
When Chief Constable Henry Potterton arrives with his sister, Sarah, at the country house of their recently deceased brother, he is hoping for a relaxing break. Instead he is greeted by a bevy of scantily-clad young ladies and a housekeeper who seems most upset to see them. Following on from their brilliant production of the Full Monty earlier in 2010 at Whitehaven Civic Hall, this promises to be another excellent show from Whitehaven Theatre Group but this time it is a farce. Book now for one of the six performances on at Rosehill Theatre from Monday 6 – Saturday 11 September.
Admission
£5, £6, £7
£5, £6, £7
More information: info@rosehilltheatre.co.uk
Event
Howgills Farm Walk (Farm Trail)
Howgills Farm Walk (Farm Trail)
Where
Kendal
Kendal
When
08/09/10
08/09/10
Notes
Please check on 07 September that the event is going ahead by ringing Penny Ozanne at Friends of the Lake District on 01539 720788 or Harry Hutchinson on 015396 20635. Directions to Uldale House, take the A683 Sedbergh to Kirkby Stephen road. From Sedbergh head from Kirkby Stephen and after the Cross Keys pub at Cautley take the next right hand turn to Fell End and Uldale. Continue to signs for Uldale House.
Please check on 07 September that the event is going ahead by ringing Penny Ozanne at Friends of the Lake District on 01539 720788 or Harry Hutchinson on 015396 20635. Directions to Uldale House, take the A683 Sedbergh to Kirkby Stephen road. From Sedbergh head from Kirkby Stephen and after the Cross Keys pub at Cautley take the next right hand turn to Fell End and Uldale. Continue to signs for Uldale House.
Venue
Friends of the Lake District
Friends of the Lake District
Address
Murley Moss Business Park, Oxenholme Roa, Kendal, Cumbria, LA9 7SS
Murley Moss Business Park, Oxenholme Roa, Kendal, Cumbria, LA9 7SS
Directions
Phone
01539 720788
01539 720788
Description
Enjoy a leisurely walk through fields and fells overlooking the dales with Harry Hutchinson of Uldale House.Learn about life as a fell farmer on this 400 acre farm that has rights on the neighbouring commons.Learn about the Swaledale and Cheviot sheep and the Blonde Aquitaine beef cattle that are on the farm and the challenges facing commoners today and how they manage this land to the benefit of us all. Walk distance 2-3 miles. Walking boots recommended.Sorry no dogs. There will be refreshments to end, donations welcome. This is a Farming Landscapes eventwith Friends of the Lake District.
Enjoy a leisurely walk through fields and fells overlooking the dales with Harry Hutchinson of Uldale House.Learn about life as a fell farmer on this 400 acre farm that has rights on the neighbouring commons.Learn about the Swaledale and Cheviot sheep and the Blonde Aquitaine beef cattle that are on the farm and the challenges facing commoners today and how they manage this land to the benefit of us all. Walk distance 2-3 miles. Walking boots recommended.Sorry no dogs. There will be refreshments to end, donations welcome. This is a Farming Landscapes eventwith Friends of the Lake District.
Admission
Free entry
Free entry
More information: penny.ozanne@fld.org.uk
Event
Keswick Rambles - Blencathra (Walking Event)
Keswick Rambles - Blencathra (Walking Event)
Where
Keswick
Keswick
When
08/09/10
08/09/10
Venue
Keswick Tourist Information Centre
Keswick Tourist Information Centre
Address
Market Square, Keswick, Cumbria, CA12 5JR
Market Square, Keswick, Cumbria, CA12 5JR
Directions
Phone
017687 74824
017687 74824
Description
Up Blencathra by one of its innumerable ridges, not Sharp Edge! and back to Keswick. Grade A. Join Keswick Rambles for group walks with experienced local leaders from Easter to October. Come and enjoy some hidden gems as well as the Lake District classics. The full programme is on our website www.keswickrambles.org.uk If you are a keen walker and enjoy the company of a small group you are sure to find kindred spirits on these walks. Individuals, couples and groups are all welcome. Book in advance with individual leaders or just turn up. Meet outside the Tourist Information Centre at the Moot Hall in Keswick Market Square. All walks last all day and are from 8 to 10 miles, longer for classic walks. Walks come in 4 categories, C - fairly easy walk on mixed ground, valleys or low fells. B - a good days walk with some steep ascents and descents, quite strenuous. A - a serious walk going high with steep ascents, good fitness necessary. Classic - a very long day on the high fells, fitness essential. Please wear suitable clothing and footwear and bring a packed lunch and plenty of fluids. In the interest of the group as a whole the leader is empowered to refuse to take anyone whom he/she considers to be unlikely to complete the walk safely.
Up Blencathra by one of its innumerable ridges, not Sharp Edge! and back to Keswick. Grade A. Join Keswick Rambles for group walks with experienced local leaders from Easter to October. Come and enjoy some hidden gems as well as the Lake District classics. The full programme is on our website www.keswickrambles.org.uk If you are a keen walker and enjoy the company of a small group you are sure to find kindred spirits on these walks. Individuals, couples and groups are all welcome. Book in advance with individual leaders or just turn up. Meet outside the Tourist Information Centre at the Moot Hall in Keswick Market Square. All walks last all day and are from 8 to 10 miles, longer for classic walks. Walks come in 4 categories, C - fairly easy walk on mixed ground, valleys or low fells. B - a good days walk with some steep ascents and descents, quite strenuous. A - a serious walk going high with steep ascents, good fitness necessary. Classic - a very long day on the high fells, fitness essential. Please wear suitable clothing and footwear and bring a packed lunch and plenty of fluids. In the interest of the group as a whole the leader is empowered to refuse to take anyone whom he/she considers to be unlikely to complete the walk safely.
Admission
Full day from £12 per adult, £4 per child, half day £6 per adults and £2 per child, under 16yrs must be accompanied. Additional transport costs may be incurred.
Full day from £12 per adult, £4 per child, half day £6 per adults and £2 per child, under 16yrs must be accompanied. Additional transport costs may be incurred.
More information: cathy@pacethepeaks.co.uk
Event
Northanger Abbey (Play)
Northanger Abbey (Play)
Where
Keswick
Keswick
When
08/09/10
08/09/10
Venue
Theatre by the Lake
Theatre by the Lake
Address
Lakeside, Keswick, Cumbria, CA12 5DJ
Lakeside, Keswick, Cumbria, CA12 5DJ
Directions
From M6 jct 40 and follow A66 towards Keswick, follow brown signs to Theatre and Lakeside. On foot the theatre is a 5 minute walk from the centre of Keswick.
From M6 jct 40 and follow A66 towards Keswick, follow brown signs to Theatre and Lakeside. On foot the theatre is a 5 minute walk from the centre of Keswick.
Phone
017687 74411
017687 74411
Description
Catherine is an impressionable 17-year-old, caught up in the social whirl of fashionable Bath, her head full of new dresses, balls, theatres and Gothic novels. When she is invited to stay at ancient and mysterious Northanger Abbey, childhood home of the man of her dreams, Catherine’s imagination starts to work overtime, fuelled by the twilight world of Gothic romance. A fresh and witty adaptation of Austen’s classic novel.
Catherine is an impressionable 17-year-old, caught up in the social whirl of fashionable Bath, her head full of new dresses, balls, theatres and Gothic novels. When she is invited to stay at ancient and mysterious Northanger Abbey, childhood home of the man of her dreams, Catherine’s imagination starts to work overtime, fuelled by the twilight world of Gothic romance. A fresh and witty adaptation of Austen’s classic novel.
Admission
£8 - £23
£8 - £23
More information: enquiries@theatrebythelake.com
Event
Shining City (Play)
Shining City (Play)
Where
Keswick
Keswick
When
08/09/10
08/09/10
Venue
Theatre by the Lake
Theatre by the Lake
Address
Lakeside, Keswick, Cumbria, CA12 5DJ
Lakeside, Keswick, Cumbria, CA12 5DJ
Directions
From M6 jct 40 and follow A66 towards Keswick, follow brown signs to Theatre and Lakeside. On foot the theatre is a 5 minute walk from the centre of Keswick.
From M6 jct 40 and follow A66 towards Keswick, follow brown signs to Theatre and Lakeside. On foot the theatre is a 5 minute walk from the centre of Keswick.
Phone
017687 74411
017687 74411
Description
Set in the office of a Dublin therapist, this is a chilling, contemporary ghost story dealing with guilt, redemption and loneliness at the heart of a crowded city. Ian leaves the priesthood and becomes a therapist. Can he help a man claiming to have seen the ghost of his dead wife? In this gripping and absorbing psychological drama, McPherson, the multi-award winning author of The Weir, explores what it means to lose faith in God, in relationships and in one’s self and the call that the dead have on us all.
Set in the office of a Dublin therapist, this is a chilling, contemporary ghost story dealing with guilt, redemption and loneliness at the heart of a crowded city. Ian leaves the priesthood and becomes a therapist. Can he help a man claiming to have seen the ghost of his dead wife? In this gripping and absorbing psychological drama, McPherson, the multi-award winning author of The Weir, explores what it means to lose faith in God, in relationships and in one’s self and the call that the dead have on us all.
Admission
£8 - £16.
£8 - £16.
More information: enquiries@theatrebythelake.com
Event
Suzy Madge - A Short Ski in the Hindu Kush (Lecture)
Suzy Madge - A Short Ski in the Hindu Kush (Lecture)
Where
Kendal
Kendal
When
08/09/10
08/09/10
Venue
Brewery Arts Centre
Brewery Arts Centre
Address
Highgate, Kendal, Cumbria, LA9 4HE
Highgate, Kendal, Cumbria, LA9 4HE
Directions
In the centre of Kendal, off Highgate. The bus station and Kendal railway station are both a 10-minute walk away.
In the centre of Kendal, off Highgate. The bus station and Kendal railway station are both a 10-minute walk away.
Phone
01539 725133
01539 725133
Description
In an exploratory odyssey Suzy Madge travelled by packhorse and ski to make first ascents of four 5000m peaks, and seek out mountain ranges that had never seen a Westerner, never mind a ski before. In doing so she traversed the Hindu Kush as far as remote Lake Chaqmartin, experiencing a very different side of Afghanistan from the one that tends to be seen today.
In an exploratory odyssey Suzy Madge travelled by packhorse and ski to make first ascents of four 5000m peaks, and seek out mountain ranges that had never seen a Westerner, never mind a ski before. In doing so she traversed the Hindu Kush as far as remote Lake Chaqmartin, experiencing a very different side of Afghanistan from the one that tends to be seen today.
Admission
£10 all tickets
£10 all tickets
More information: boxoffice@breweryarts.co.uk
Event
The Fellsman (Railway Event)
The Fellsman (Railway Event)
Where
Carlisle
Carlisle
When
08/09/10
08/09/10
Venue
The Fellsman
The Fellsman
Address
Appleby & Carlisle, TR27 9AD
Appleby & Carlisle, TR27 9AD
Directions
Phone
0845 3102458
0845 3102458
Description
This summer take a scenic steam-hauled return jopurney over the spectacular Settle to Carlisle railway, on board The Fellsman vintage train. Departing on Wed 02 June and then every Wed from 28 July to 08 September from Lancaster, Preston, Bamber bridge, Blackburn, Clitheroe and Long Preston, offering a full day through th Yorkshire Dales and over imposing Ribblehead Viaduct with time for sightseeing in the beautiful Cumbria towns of Appleby or Carlisle. Reserved seating is available in standard class or first class with a buffet car available for the purchase of drinks and light refreshments, there is also seating available in premier dining with breakfast and dinner served en route. Family price tickets are available and bookings may be made by calling 0845 3102458 or book on line for a 5% discount, www.statesmanrail.com
This summer take a scenic steam-hauled return jopurney over the spectacular Settle to Carlisle railway, on board The Fellsman vintage train. Departing on Wed 02 June and then every Wed from 28 July to 08 September from Lancaster, Preston, Bamber bridge, Blackburn, Clitheroe and Long Preston, offering a full day through th Yorkshire Dales and over imposing Ribblehead Viaduct with time for sightseeing in the beautiful Cumbria towns of Appleby or Carlisle. Reserved seating is available in standard class or first class with a buffet car available for the purchase of drinks and light refreshments, there is also seating available in premier dining with breakfast and dinner served en route. Family price tickets are available and bookings may be made by calling 0845 3102458 or book on line for a 5% discount, www.statesmanrail.com
Admission
Standard class adults £63, child £49, party of 4 £236. Family of 4 ticket £199. First class adult £95, child £81, party of 4 £364. Premier dining, including breakfast and dinner, adult £149, party of 4 £580.
Standard class adults £63, child £49, party of 4 £236. Family of 4 ticket £199. First class adult £95, child £81, party of 4 £364. Premier dining, including breakfast and dinner, adult £149, party of 4 £580.
More information: reservations@statesmanrail.com
Event
Two by Jim Cartwright, directed by Judith Notley (Play - Comedy)
Two by Jim Cartwright, directed by Judith Notley (Play - Comedy)
Where
Kendal
Kendal
When
08/09/10---15/09/10
08/09/10---15/09/10
Venue
Brewery Arts Centre
Brewery Arts Centre
Address
Highgate, Kendal, Cumbria, LA9 4HE
Highgate, Kendal, Cumbria, LA9 4HE
Directions
In the centre of Kendal, off Highgate. The bus station and Kendal railway station are both a 10-minute walk away.
In the centre of Kendal, off Highgate. The bus station and Kendal railway station are both a 10-minute walk away.
Phone
01539 725133
01539 725133
Description
The story follows the pub landlord and landlady as they serve their regulars. The punters move in and out of focus as they celebrate or drown themselves in the comfort of beer and banter. Sharp, funny and powerful, their stories weave a tender portrait of how we live, guaranteed to touch a nerve.
The story follows the pub landlord and landlady as they serve their regulars. The punters move in and out of focus as they celebrate or drown themselves in the comfort of beer and banter. Sharp, funny and powerful, their stories weave a tender portrait of how we live, guaranteed to touch a nerve.
Admission
£10, £9 concessions, £8.50 friends of the brewery.
£10, £9 concessions, £8.50 friends of the brewery.
More information: boxoffice@breweryarts.co.uk
Event
Dolphins & Whales 3D (Film U & Uc)
Dolphins & Whales 3D (Film U & Uc)
Where
Penrith
Penrith
When
09/09/10---10/09/10
09/09/10---10/09/10
Venue
The Rheged Centre
The Rheged Centre
Address
Redhills, Penrith, Cumbria, CA11 0DQ
Redhills, Penrith, Cumbria, CA11 0DQ
Directions
Just 2 minutes from M6 jct 40, off the A66 heading towards Keswick
Just 2 minutes from M6 jct 40, off the A66 heading towards Keswick
Phone
01768 868 000
01768 868 000
Description
The 3D Entertainment film “Dolphins and Whales 3D”takes you on a unique dive to encounter members of the last ocean tribes.You will come so close to these animals, you’ll become part of the tribe. You’ll swim with great and small cetaceans, the right whale, humpback whale, sperm whale, pilot whale, beluga, orca, bottlenose dolphin, spotted dolphin, common dolphin and Risso’s dolphin, as if you, too, were in the depth of the oceans.
The 3D Entertainment film “Dolphins and Whales 3D”takes you on a unique dive to encounter members of the last ocean tribes.You will come so close to these animals, you’ll become part of the tribe. You’ll swim with great and small cetaceans, the right whale, humpback whale, sperm whale, pilot whale, beluga, orca, bottlenose dolphin, spotted dolphin, common dolphin and Risso’s dolphin, as if you, too, were in the depth of the oceans.
Admission
£6.50 adult, £4.80 child, £5.00 OAP/student, £19.50 family
£6.50 adult, £4.80 child, £5.00 OAP/student, £19.50 family
More information: enquiries@rheged.com
Event
Egypt: Secrets of the Mummies 3D (Film U & Uc)
Egypt: Secrets of the Mummies 3D (Film U & Uc)
Where
Penrith
Penrith
When
09/09/10---10/09/10
09/09/10---10/09/10
Notes
and 15.00 screening.
and 15.00 screening.
Venue
The Rheged Centre
The Rheged Centre
Address
Redhills, Penrith, Cumbria, CA11 0DQ
Redhills, Penrith, Cumbria, CA11 0DQ
Directions
Just 2 minutes from M6 jct 40, off the A66 heading towards Keswick
Just 2 minutes from M6 jct 40, off the A66 heading towards Keswick
Phone
01768 868000
01768 868000
Description
Uncover one of the greatest finds in history - a royal tomb of 40 mummies including 12 kings of Egypt, among them the most celebrated Pharaoh of the Nineteenth Dynasty, Rameses the Great. Put on a pair of crystal clear 3D glasses and experience a 45 minute, fully immersive, high definition, digital adventure at Rheged, home to the biggest and best 3D screen in the North West.
Uncover one of the greatest finds in history - a royal tomb of 40 mummies including 12 kings of Egypt, among them the most celebrated Pharaoh of the Nineteenth Dynasty, Rameses the Great. Put on a pair of crystal clear 3D glasses and experience a 45 minute, fully immersive, high definition, digital adventure at Rheged, home to the biggest and best 3D screen in the North West.
Admission
£6.50 adult, £4.80 child, £5.00 OAP/student, £19.50 family
£6.50 adult, £4.80 child, £5.00 OAP/student, £19.50 family
More information: enquiries@rheged.com
Event
Flying Feathers - Whitehaven Theatre Group (Play)
Flying Feathers - Whitehaven Theatre Group (Play)
Where
Whitehaven
Whitehaven
When
09/09/10
09/09/10
Venue
Rosehill Theatre
Rosehill Theatre
Address
Moresby, Whitehaven, Cumbria, CA28 6SE
Moresby, Whitehaven, Cumbria, CA28 6SE
Directions
Rosehill Theatre and Cinema are one mile north of Whitehaven. From the main A595, take the turning at the brown tourist sign marked Rosehill Theatre. The theatre is situated about half a mile on the left hand side and is clearly signposted.
Rosehill Theatre and Cinema are one mile north of Whitehaven. From the main A595, take the turning at the brown tourist sign marked Rosehill Theatre. The theatre is situated about half a mile on the left hand side and is clearly signposted.
Phone
01946 692422
01946 692422
Description
When Chief Constable Henry Potterton arrives with his sister, Sarah, at the country house of their recently deceased brother, he is hoping for a relaxing break. Instead he is greeted by a bevy of scantily-clad young ladies and a housekeeper who seems most upset to see them. Following on from their brilliant production of the Full Monty earlier in 2010 at Whitehaven Civic Hall, this promises to be another excellent show from Whitehaven Theatre Group but this time it is a farce. Book now for one of the six performances on at Rosehill Theatre from Monday 6 – Saturday 11 September.
When Chief Constable Henry Potterton arrives with his sister, Sarah, at the country house of their recently deceased brother, he is hoping for a relaxing break. Instead he is greeted by a bevy of scantily-clad young ladies and a housekeeper who seems most upset to see them. Following on from their brilliant production of the Full Monty earlier in 2010 at Whitehaven Civic Hall, this promises to be another excellent show from Whitehaven Theatre Group but this time it is a farce. Book now for one of the six performances on at Rosehill Theatre from Monday 6 – Saturday 11 September.
Admission
£5, £6, £7
£5, £6, £7
More information: info@rosehilltheatre.co.uk
Event
Gamekeeper's Walk (Walking Event)
Gamekeeper's Walk (Walking Event)
Where
Penrith
Penrith
When
09/09/10
09/09/10
Venue
Hutton-in-the-Forest Historic House
Hutton-in-the-Forest Historic House
Address
Hutton in the Forest, Penrith, Cumbria, CA11 9TH
Hutton in the Forest, Penrith, Cumbria, CA11 9TH
Directions
M6 jct 41, 2.5 miles on B5305 towards Wigton.
M6 jct 41, 2.5 miles on B5305 towards Wigton.
Phone
017684 84449
017684 84449
Description
An hour and a half guided walk through the grounds and park land lead by George Butterworth our Gamekeeper. Meet at the Ticket hut at 11.30. Dogs on leads are welcome. Wear suitable walking clothes.
An hour and a half guided walk through the grounds and park land lead by George Butterworth our Gamekeeper. Meet at the Ticket hut at 11.30. Dogs on leads are welcome. Wear suitable walking clothes.
Admission
Adults £7.00 children £2.00
Adults £7.00 children £2.00
More information: info@hutton-in-the-forest.co.uk
Event
Heritage Open Days (General Event)
Heritage Open Days (General Event)
Where
Keswick
Keswick
When
09/09/10---12/09/10
09/09/10---12/09/10
Venue
Throughout Cumbria
Throughout Cumbria
Address
Cumbria, -
Cumbria, -
Directions
Phone
0207 5397918
0207 5397918
Description
Heritage Open Days celebrates England's fantastic architecture and culture by offering free access to properties that are usually closed to the public or normally charge for admission. Every year on four days in September, buildings of every age, style and function throw open their doors, ranging from castles to factories, town halls to tithe barns, parish churches to Buddhist temples. It is a once-a-year chance to discover hidden architectural treasures and enjoy a wide range of tours, events and activities which bring to life local history and culture. Free of charge and literally on people's doorstep, Heritage Open Days is an event for everyone, whatever their background, age or ability. To find out what's going on in your area this September please take a look at our website where you will find our fully searchable event directory.
Heritage Open Days celebrates England's fantastic architecture and culture by offering free access to properties that are usually closed to the public or normally charge for admission. Every year on four days in September, buildings of every age, style and function throw open their doors, ranging from castles to factories, town halls to tithe barns, parish churches to Buddhist temples. It is a once-a-year chance to discover hidden architectural treasures and enjoy a wide range of tours, events and activities which bring to life local history and culture. Free of charge and literally on people's doorstep, Heritage Open Days is an event for everyone, whatever their background, age or ability. To find out what's going on in your area this September please take a look at our website where you will find our fully searchable event directory.
Admission
Free entry
Free entry
More information: hods@english-heritage.org.uk
Event
Heritage Open Days (General Event)
Heritage Open Days (General Event)
Where
Keswick
Keswick
When
09/09/10---12/09/10
09/09/10---12/09/10
Venue
Throughout Cumbria
Throughout Cumbria
Address
Cumbria, -
Cumbria, -
Directions
Phone
0207 5397918
0207 5397918
Description
Heritage Open Days celebrates England's fantastic architecture and culture by offering free access to properties that are usually closed to the public or normally charge for admission. Every year on four days in September, buildings of every age, style and function throw open their doors, ranging from castles to factories, town halls to tithe barns, parish churches to Buddhist temples. It is a once-a-year chance to discover hidden architectural treasures and enjoy a wide range of tours, events and activities which bring to life local history and culture. Free of charge and literally on people's doorstep, Heritage Open Days is an event for everyone, whatever their background, age or ability. To find out what's going on in your area this September please take a look at our website where you will find our fully searchable event directory.
Heritage Open Days celebrates England's fantastic architecture and culture by offering free access to properties that are usually closed to the public or normally charge for admission. Every year on four days in September, buildings of every age, style and function throw open their doors, ranging from castles to factories, town halls to tithe barns, parish churches to Buddhist temples. It is a once-a-year chance to discover hidden architectural treasures and enjoy a wide range of tours, events and activities which bring to life local history and culture. Free of charge and literally on people's doorstep, Heritage Open Days is an event for everyone, whatever their background, age or ability. To find out what's going on in your area this September please take a look at our website where you will find our fully searchable event directory.
Admission
Free entry
Free entry
More information: hods@english-heritage.org.uk
Event
Jeff Barnhart and Friends with Guests (Music)
Jeff Barnhart and Friends with Guests (Music)
Where
Workington
Workington
When
09/09/10
09/09/10
Venue
Theatre Royal
Theatre Royal
Address
Washington Street, Workington, Cumbria, CA14 3AW
Washington Street, Workington, Cumbria, CA14 3AW
Directions
Take A66 to Workington town centre. Turn left at T-junction traffic lights, Washington Street, Theatre Royal on left.
Take A66 to Workington town centre. Turn left at T-junction traffic lights, Washington Street, Theatre Royal on left.
Phone
01900 61556
01900 61556
Description
Visiting American pianist and singers Jeff Barnhart appears with leading saxophonist John Hallam and guitarist/singer Spats Langham.
Visiting American pianist and singers Jeff Barnhart appears with leading saxophonist John Hallam and guitarist/singer Spats Langham.
Admission
More information: paul@fellside.com
Event
Keswick Rambles - Nitting Haws/High Spy (Walking Event)
Keswick Rambles - Nitting Haws/High Spy (Walking Event)
Where
Keswick
Keswick
When
09/09/10
09/09/10
Venue
Keswick Tourist Information Centre
Keswick Tourist Information Centre
Address
Market Square, Keswick, Cumbria, CA12 5JR
Market Square, Keswick, Cumbria, CA12 5JR
Directions
Phone
017687 74824
017687 74824
Description
Up to High Spy by a little used route up Nitting Haws. Grade B. Join Keswick Rambles for group walks with experienced local leaders from Easter to October. Come and enjoy some hidden gems as well as the Lake District classics. The full programme is on our website www.keswickrambles.org.uk If you are a keen walker and enjoy the company of a small group you are sure to find kindred spirits on these walks. Individuals, couples and groups are all welcome. Book in advance with individual leaders or just turn up. Meet outside the Tourist Information Centre at the Moot Hall in Keswick Market Square. All walks last all day and are from 8 to 10 miles, longer for classic walks. Walks come in 4 categories, C - fairly easy walk on mixed ground, valleys or low fells. B - a good days walk with some steep ascents and descents, quite strenuous. A - a serious walk going high with steep ascents, good fitness necessary. Classic - a very long day on the high fells, fitness essential. Please wear suitable clothing and footwear and bring a packed lunch and plenty of fluids. In the interest of the group as a whole the leader is empowered to refuse to take anyone whom he/she considers to be unlikely to complete the walk safely.
Up to High Spy by a little used route up Nitting Haws. Grade B. Join Keswick Rambles for group walks with experienced local leaders from Easter to October. Come and enjoy some hidden gems as well as the Lake District classics. The full programme is on our website www.keswickrambles.org.uk If you are a keen walker and enjoy the company of a small group you are sure to find kindred spirits on these walks. Individuals, couples and groups are all welcome. Book in advance with individual leaders or just turn up. Meet outside the Tourist Information Centre at the Moot Hall in Keswick Market Square. All walks last all day and are from 8 to 10 miles, longer for classic walks. Walks come in 4 categories, C - fairly easy walk on mixed ground, valleys or low fells. B - a good days walk with some steep ascents and descents, quite strenuous. A - a serious walk going high with steep ascents, good fitness necessary. Classic - a very long day on the high fells, fitness essential. Please wear suitable clothing and footwear and bring a packed lunch and plenty of fluids. In the interest of the group as a whole the leader is empowered to refuse to take anyone whom he/she considers to be unlikely to complete the walk safely.
Admission
Full day from £12 per adult, £4 per child, half day £6 per adults and £2 per child, under 16yrs must be accompanied. Additional transport costs may be incurred.
Full day from £12 per adult, £4 per child, half day £6 per adults and £2 per child, under 16yrs must be accompanied. Additional transport costs may be incurred.
More information: cathy@pacethepeaks.co.uk
Event
Lakeland Scenes and Activities (Talk)
Lakeland Scenes and Activities (Talk)
Where
Keswick
Keswick
When
09/09/10
09/09/10
Notes
Venue
Keswick
Keswick
Address
Cumbria, CA12 5JR
Cumbria, CA12 5JR
Directions
Take jct 40 from the M6 onto the A66 from Penrith to Keswick.
Take jct 40 from the M6 onto the A66 from Penrith to Keswick.
Phone
Description
An interesting and entertaining show, with slides or digital photographs, presented by a National Park volunteer. Proceeds donated to a local charity.
An interesting and entertaining show, with slides or digital photographs, presented by a National Park volunteer. Proceeds donated to a local charity.
Admission
Suggested donation 2 Just turn up
Suggested donation 2 Just turn up
Event
Relief Woodcarving in Hardwoods (Arts & Crafts Event)
Relief Woodcarving in Hardwoods (Arts & Crafts Event)
Where
Penrith
Penrith
When
09/09/10
09/09/10
Notes
The Cycle Cafe is a family-run tea garden with unusual opening times. Fri 12.00 to 18.00. Sat 10.00 to 18.00 and the second Sun of the month 10.00 to 18.00. We will serve any cyclists at other times with whatever we have, if of course we are about and available. Seasonal opening only, Apr to end Sep.
The Cycle Cafe is a family-run tea garden with unusual opening times. Fri 12.00 to 18.00. Sat 10.00 to 18.00 and the second Sun of the month 10.00 to 18.00. We will serve any cyclists at other times with whatever we have, if of course we are about and available. Seasonal opening only, Apr to end Sep.
Venue
Greystoke Cycle Cafe
Greystoke Cycle Cafe
Address
Poplin Dub, Greystoke, Penrith, Cumbria, CA11 0UT
Poplin Dub, Greystoke, Penrith, Cumbria, CA11 0UT
Directions
On the C2C Cycle route 200 yds north of Greystoke village green, direction Blencowe. We welcome all cyclists and walkers and ask all those with cars to walk the 350yds from the village car park around the Greystoke Castle walls. We can offer parking in our driveway to cycle support vehicles and those attending our workshop days, Bus links to Penrith and Keswick. Penrith railway station 5 miles
On the C2C Cycle route 200 yds north of Greystoke village green, direction Blencowe. We welcome all cyclists and walkers and ask all those with cars to walk the 350yds from the village car park around the Greystoke Castle walls. We can offer parking in our driveway to cycle support vehicles and those attending our workshop days, Bus links to Penrith and Keswick. Penrith railway station 5 miles
Phone
017684 83984
017684 83984
Description
There is something very therapeutic about carving in wood. Alister will bring along all the tools, chisels and safety equipment necessary for you to be able to enjoy your day creating a beautiful leaf or flower carved in hardwood, hopefully in the peaceful surrounding of our garden. Alternatively carve yourself a hardwood house name, door sign or similar. The techniques are the same and Alister will help you bring your ideas to life. There may be a small charge for the hardwood depending on the size you choose.
There is something very therapeutic about carving in wood. Alister will bring along all the tools, chisels and safety equipment necessary for you to be able to enjoy your day creating a beautiful leaf or flower carved in hardwood, hopefully in the peaceful surrounding of our garden. Alternatively carve yourself a hardwood house name, door sign or similar. The techniques are the same and Alister will help you bring your ideas to life. There may be a small charge for the hardwood depending on the size you choose.
Admission
Adult £54, including lovely 2-course lunch and all refreshments (and all breads to take home).
Adult £54, including lovely 2-course lunch and all refreshments (and all breads to take home).
More information: annie@greystokecyclecafe.co.uk
Event
Silence (Play)
Silence (Play)
Where
Keswick
Keswick
When
09/09/10---10/09/10
09/09/10---10/09/10
Venue
Theatre by the Lake
Theatre by the Lake
Address
Lakeside, Keswick, Cumbria, CA12 5DJ
Lakeside, Keswick, Cumbria, CA12 5DJ
Directions
From M6 jct 40 and follow A66 towards Keswick, follow brown signs to Theatre and Lakeside. On foot the theatre is a 5 minute walk from the centre of Keswick.
From M6 jct 40 and follow A66 towards Keswick, follow brown signs to Theatre and Lakeside. On foot the theatre is a 5 minute walk from the centre of Keswick.
Phone
017687 74411
017687 74411
Description
Viking bloodshed, hallucinogenic drugs and a cart-chase from Canterbury to Cumbria! Behind every great man stands a great woman and Ymma of Normandy was Queen to both King Ethelred and King Canute. But in this deliciously imaginative play, Ymma is betrothed to Silence, Lord of Cumbria, and must undertake a perilous journey North in the company of Eadric Longshaft and a priest named Roger. Author of West End hit Dinner and co-writer of Jordan (Theatre by the Lake 2007), Moira Buffini’s awardwinning comic drama is a road trip through Dark Ages England with a cast of characters inspired by history and all living on the edge of destruction.
Viking bloodshed, hallucinogenic drugs and a cart-chase from Canterbury to Cumbria! Behind every great man stands a great woman and Ymma of Normandy was Queen to both King Ethelred and King Canute. But in this deliciously imaginative play, Ymma is betrothed to Silence, Lord of Cumbria, and must undertake a perilous journey North in the company of Eadric Longshaft and a priest named Roger. Author of West End hit Dinner and co-writer of Jordan (Theatre by the Lake 2007), Moira Buffini’s awardwinning comic drama is a road trip through Dark Ages England with a cast of characters inspired by history and all living on the edge of destruction.
Admission
£16 - £8
£16 - £8
More information: enquiries@theatrebythelake.com
Event
Silloth Music & Ale Fest (Beer Festival)
Silloth Music & Ale Fest (Beer Festival)
Where
Silloth
Silloth
When
09/09/10
09/09/10
Venue
Silloth Green
Silloth Green
Address
The Green, Criffel Street, Silloth, Wigton, Cumbria, CA7 4BT
The Green, Criffel Street, Silloth, Wigton, Cumbria, CA7 4BT
Directions
From the south exit M6 at jct 41 take B5305 to Wigton. Take the B5302 to Silloth into the town. At the T-junction, the Green is in front. From the north exit M6 jct 44 take A595 to Wigton. Take the B5302 to Silloth into the town. At the T-junction, the Green is in front.
From the south exit M6 at jct 41 take B5305 to Wigton. Take the B5302 to Silloth into the town. At the T-junction, the Green is in front. From the north exit M6 jct 44 take A595 to Wigton. Take the B5302 to Silloth into the town. At the T-junction, the Green is in front.
Phone
01900 602122
01900 602122
Description
Over 100 local ales and ciders, 17 live bands, rock, pop, etc, 1500 capacity marquee, beer and food garden. Highlights include, Classic Clapton, the world's no1 Eric Clapton Tribute Band featuring front-man Mike Hall will be making their first ever appearance in Silloth in September as part of their 25th anniversary tour. To find out more visit www.classic-clapton.com. The Kings of Lyon. The Stage magazine have been quoted as saying that "The Kings of Lyon are the number 1 tribute to the Kings" and we can't wait to see them! What makes the Kings of Lyon so special is that they have a wealth of experience though still young, they also have a great sound, which they have worked on for years, and are fortunate to have the look as well. http://www.myspace.com/thekingsoflyon The Rollin' Clones were formed in 1997 to celebrate the music and career of the greatest rock n' roll band of all time. Since then The Clones have gone from strength to strength, playing sellout concerts at home and abroad. They enjoy the reputation of being The Best Tribute To The Rolling Stones ever.. "no others come close". The Shows place great emphasis on the Rolling Stones' actual live performances thus creating the most dynamic stage show, packed full of brilliantly played classics from the early 60s, 70s and 80s, through to the new releases of today. www.rollin-clones.com Elvis Fontenot & the Sugar Bees. They've played all over the UK and Europe and have played on three occasions across L
Over 100 local ales and ciders, 17 live bands, rock, pop, etc, 1500 capacity marquee, beer and food garden. Highlights include, Classic Clapton, the world's no1 Eric Clapton Tribute Band featuring front-man Mike Hall will be making their first ever appearance in Silloth in September as part of their 25th anniversary tour. To find out more visit www.classic-clapton.com. The Kings of Lyon. The Stage magazine have been quoted as saying that "The Kings of Lyon are the number 1 tribute to the Kings" and we can't wait to see them! What makes the Kings of Lyon so special is that they have a wealth of experience though still young, they also have a great sound, which they have worked on for years, and are fortunate to have the look as well. http://www.myspace.com/thekingsoflyon The Rollin' Clones were formed in 1997 to celebrate the music and career of the greatest rock n' roll band of all time. Since then The Clones have gone from strength to strength, playing sellout concerts at home and abroad. They enjoy the reputation of being The Best Tribute To The Rolling Stones ever.. "no others come close". The Shows place great emphasis on the Rolling Stones' actual live performances thus creating the most dynamic stage show, packed full of brilliantly played classics from the early 60s, 70s and 80s, through to the new releases of today. www.rollin-clones.com Elvis Fontenot & the Sugar Bees. They've played all over the UK and Europe and have played on three occasions across L
Admission
Weekender, £30, individual nights available.
Weekender, £30, individual nights available.
Event
South Copeland Heritage Open Days (Historical Event)
South Copeland Heritage Open Days (Historical Event)
Where
Millom
Millom
When
09/09/10
09/09/10
Venue
Millom Network Centre
Millom Network Centre
Address
Salthouse Road, Millom, Cumbria, LA18 5AB
Salthouse Road, Millom, Cumbria, LA18 5AB
Directions
From M6 jct 36, after 3 miles take A590 for barrow. At greenodd take A595/A5093 to Millom. Event signposted within the town.
From M6 jct 36, after 3 miles take A590 for barrow. At greenodd take A595/A5093 to Millom. Event signposted within the town.
Phone
01229 719680
01229 719680
Description
Heritage Open Days is a community led celebration of heritage. The four day period of 09 to 12 September provides an opportunity to enjoy the opening of historic buildings and events associated with them all free of charge. Millom and the surrounding area is proud to offer the largest selection of Heritage Open Days venues in Cumbria with 30 different venues and events ranging from local churches and halls to talks, guided walks and displays. Venues this year include: Millom Folk Museum, Millom amateur operatic society, Millom oral history group, six local churches, Millom Masonic hall. There will be talks on local history of the area from local experts and guided walks around local features. Headquarters for all events is at Millom Network Centre which has facilities for visitors. Local programmes will be available here as well as a variety of heritage displays. Details of events are available on the national Heritage Open Days website.
Heritage Open Days is a community led celebration of heritage. The four day period of 09 to 12 September provides an opportunity to enjoy the opening of historic buildings and events associated with them all free of charge. Millom and the surrounding area is proud to offer the largest selection of Heritage Open Days venues in Cumbria with 30 different venues and events ranging from local churches and halls to talks, guided walks and displays. Venues this year include: Millom Folk Museum, Millom amateur operatic society, Millom oral history group, six local churches, Millom Masonic hall. There will be talks on local history of the area from local experts and guided walks around local features. Headquarters for all events is at Millom Network Centre which has facilities for visitors. Local programmes will be available here as well as a variety of heritage displays. Details of events are available on the national Heritage Open Days website.
Admission
Free entry
Free entry
More information: southcopeland@googlemail.com
Event
Westmorland County Show (Country Show)
Westmorland County Show (Country Show)
Where
Kendal
Kendal
When
09/09/10
09/09/10
Venue
Westmorland County Show
Westmorland County Show
Address
Crooklands, Milnthorpe, Cumbria, LA7 7NH
Crooklands, Milnthorpe, Cumbria, LA7 7NH
Directions
From M6 jct 36, take right at roundabout, A65 Kirkby Lonsdale, left at next roundabout signposted Crooklands/Endmoor, Turn left opposite Crooklands hotel towards Milnthorpe, showground is on right.
From M6 jct 36, take right at roundabout, A65 Kirkby Lonsdale, left at next roundabout signposted Crooklands/Endmoor, Turn left opposite Crooklands hotel towards Milnthorpe, showground is on right.
Phone
015395 67804
015395 67804
Description
One of Britain's oldest and Cumbria's biggest livestock shows featuring, sheep, cattle, pigs, goats, alpacas, also horses, poultyr, hounds, dogs, heavy horse and rare breeds. Cumberland and Westmorland wrestling, WI, learning for life and craft marquees. 350+ trade stand and the countrys largest local produce food hall with celebrity chef demostrations. 2010 features the Sheep Show and the Cumbria Woodland and Forestry Festival. Free parking and free bus service to and from Kendal.
One of Britain's oldest and Cumbria's biggest livestock shows featuring, sheep, cattle, pigs, goats, alpacas, also horses, poultyr, hounds, dogs, heavy horse and rare breeds. Cumberland and Westmorland wrestling, WI, learning for life and craft marquees. 350+ trade stand and the countrys largest local produce food hall with celebrity chef demostrations. 2010 features the Sheep Show and the Cumbria Woodland and Forestry Festival. Free parking and free bus service to and from Kendal.
Admission
More information: manager@westmorland.org.uk
Event
What the Butler Saw (Play)
What the Butler Saw (Play)
Where
Keswick
Keswick
When
09/09/10---10/09/10
09/09/10---10/09/10
Venue
Theatre by the Lake
Theatre by the Lake
Address
Lakeside, Keswick, Cumbria, CA12 5DJ
Lakeside, Keswick, Cumbria, CA12 5DJ
Directions
From M6 jct 40 and follow A66 towards Keswick, follow brown signs to Theatre and Lakeside. On foot the theatre is a 5 minute walk from the centre of Keswick.
From M6 jct 40 and follow A66 towards Keswick, follow brown signs to Theatre and Lakeside. On foot the theatre is a 5 minute walk from the centre of Keswick.
Phone
017687 74411
017687 74411
Description
What really happened in the linen cupboard at the Station Hotel? Why does Dr. Prentice need to borrow one of his wife’s dresses, and why isn’t she wearing one? Why does Mrs. Prentice keep seeing naked men? Why is the drugged body of a police sergeant in the garden? And what happened to the missing parts of Winston Churchill? Orton’s comic masterpiece, a fast, frantically funny, Freudian farce takes to the Main House stage.
What really happened in the linen cupboard at the Station Hotel? Why does Dr. Prentice need to borrow one of his wife’s dresses, and why isn’t she wearing one? Why does Mrs. Prentice keep seeing naked men? Why is the drugged body of a police sergeant in the garden? And what happened to the missing parts of Winston Churchill? Orton’s comic masterpiece, a fast, frantically funny, Freudian farce takes to the Main House stage.
Admission
£23 - £8
£23 - £8
More information: enquiries@theatrebythelake.com
Event
Workshop - A walk through the Forest in Pa (Arts & Crafts Event)
Workshop - A walk through the Forest in Pa (Arts & Crafts Event)
Where
Keswick
Keswick
When
09/09/10
09/09/10
Venue
Cumberland Pencil Museum
Cumberland Pencil Museum
Address
Southey Works, Keswick, Cumbria, CA12 5NG
Southey Works, Keswick, Cumbria, CA12 5NG
Directions
From M6, exit Penrith, onto A66. Take 2nd Keswick sign at roundabout, follow Keswick centre signs and museum is is on your left, just prior to the town centre.
From M6, exit Penrith, onto A66. Take 2nd Keswick sign at roundabout, follow Keswick centre signs and museum is is on your left, just prior to the town centre.
Phone
017687 73626
017687 73626
Description
Nothing beats the colourful brilliance of pastels but they’re not the easiest medium to use. However you can now enjoy all the beauty of pastel in a convenient, non-messy form. Derwent woodcased Pastel Pencils have a soft, powdery texture which produces a velvety smooth finish, ideal for mixing and blending. And because they’re pencils, they’re clean and easy to control, although you may not be able to resist the occasional smudge with your finger. Recognised for his stunning paintings and for his relaxed and easy way of teaching others, Tony Hogan has been artistically driven from his early childhood in Saltaire, Shipley. He regularly travels the length and breadth of the country giving workshops and demonstrations. His depth of knowledge of techniques and materials in all of the Derwent pencil products provide him with the skills to help and guide others along their artistic paths. Workshops run between 10.30 – 16.30. £40 per person per workshop. A 10% discount is offered for any two or more workshops booked at any one time. All materials for the day’s tuition are included in the cost of the workshop. Paper, pencils, fixing spray, brushes etc., will all be provided per person. You will be working from a tin of 24 pencils, which will give you the opportunity to experiment with light, tone, and texture of the pencils. A lunch break of 45 minutes will happen around 1pm. Where you will have the opportunity to take a complimentary visit around the Museum, visit the Der
Nothing beats the colourful brilliance of pastels but they’re not the easiest medium to use. However you can now enjoy all the beauty of pastel in a convenient, non-messy form. Derwent woodcased Pastel Pencils have a soft, powdery texture which produces a velvety smooth finish, ideal for mixing and blending. And because they’re pencils, they’re clean and easy to control, although you may not be able to resist the occasional smudge with your finger. Recognised for his stunning paintings and for his relaxed and easy way of teaching others, Tony Hogan has been artistically driven from his early childhood in Saltaire, Shipley. He regularly travels the length and breadth of the country giving workshops and demonstrations. His depth of knowledge of techniques and materials in all of the Derwent pencil products provide him with the skills to help and guide others along their artistic paths. Workshops run between 10.30 – 16.30. £40 per person per workshop. A 10% discount is offered for any two or more workshops booked at any one time. All materials for the day’s tuition are included in the cost of the workshop. Paper, pencils, fixing spray, brushes etc., will all be provided per person. You will be working from a tin of 24 pencils, which will give you the opportunity to experiment with light, tone, and texture of the pencils. A lunch break of 45 minutes will happen around 1pm. Where you will have the opportunity to take a complimentary visit around the Museum, visit the Der
Admission
£40 per person
£40 per person
More information: kes_museum@acco.com
Event
Bats about Bats (Nature Trail)
Bats about Bats (Nature Trail)
Where
Kendal
Kendal
When
10/09/10
10/09/10
Venue
Friends of the Lake District
Friends of the Lake District
Address
Murley Moss Business Park, Oxenholme Roa, Kendal, Cumbria, LA9 7SS
Murley Moss Business Park, Oxenholme Roa, Kendal, Cumbria, LA9 7SS
Directions
Phone
07767 677746
07767 677746
Description
Join expert Sally Phillips from the Bat Conservation Trust on this event organised by Natural England. Explore tke lives of bats and learn about these fascinating night flyers. This event is not suitable for wheelchair users. No dogs please. No booking is required but for more information contact 07767 677746. Venue, Cliburn Moss Grid ref: NY574258. This is a Natural England/ Flora of the Fells event.
Join expert Sally Phillips from the Bat Conservation Trust on this event organised by Natural England. Explore tke lives of bats and learn about these fascinating night flyers. This event is not suitable for wheelchair users. No dogs please. No booking is required but for more information contact 07767 677746. Venue, Cliburn Moss Grid ref: NY574258. This is a Natural England/ Flora of the Fells event.
Admission
Free entry
Free entry
More information: sue.woodland@naturalengland.org.uk
Event
Exploring More Watercolours in the Garden (Arts & Crafts Event)
Exploring More Watercolours in the Garden (Arts & Crafts Event)
Where
Penrith
Penrith
When
10/09/10
10/09/10
Notes
The Cycle Cafe is a family-run tea garden with unusual opening times. Fri 12.00 to 18.00. Sat 10.00 to 18.00 and the second Sun of the month 10.00 to 18.00. We will serve any cyclists at other times with whatever we have, if of course we are about and available. Seasonal opening only, Apr to end Sep.
The Cycle Cafe is a family-run tea garden with unusual opening times. Fri 12.00 to 18.00. Sat 10.00 to 18.00 and the second Sun of the month 10.00 to 18.00. We will serve any cyclists at other times with whatever we have, if of course we are about and available. Seasonal opening only, Apr to end Sep.
Venue
Greystoke Cycle Cafe
Greystoke Cycle Cafe
Address
Poplin Dub, Greystoke, Penrith, Cumbria, CA11 0UT
Poplin Dub, Greystoke, Penrith, Cumbria, CA11 0UT
Directions
On the C2C Cycle route 200 yds north of Greystoke village green, direction Blencowe. We welcome all cyclists and walkers and ask all those with cars to walk the 350yds from the village car park around the Greystoke Castle walls. We can offer parking in our driveway to cycle support vehicles and those attending our workshop days, Bus links to Penrith and Keswick. Penrith railway station 5 miles
On the C2C Cycle route 200 yds north of Greystoke village green, direction Blencowe. We welcome all cyclists and walkers and ask all those with cars to walk the 350yds from the village car park around the Greystoke Castle walls. We can offer parking in our driveway to cycle support vehicles and those attending our workshop days, Bus links to Penrith and Keswick. Penrith railway station 5 miles
Phone
017684 83984
017684 83984
Description
Local artist Margaret Jarvis has enjoyed painting in watercolours for many years and her courses here continue to be some of our most popular. She has a knack of teasing the best from even those who have never before dabbled in watercolours. There is much to learn in this field and her patience and encouragement and willingness to share her secrets must make a difference.
Local artist Margaret Jarvis has enjoyed painting in watercolours for many years and her courses here continue to be some of our most popular. She has a knack of teasing the best from even those who have never before dabbled in watercolours. There is much to learn in this field and her patience and encouragement and willingness to share her secrets must make a difference.
Admission
Adult £42, including coffees, teas, home-made cakes, biscuits and lovely 2 course lunch.
Adult £42, including coffees, teas, home-made cakes, biscuits and lovely 2 course lunch.
More information: Annie@greystokecyclecafe.co.uk
Event
Flying Feathers - Whitehaven Theatre Group (Play)
Flying Feathers - Whitehaven Theatre Group (Play)
Where
Whitehaven
Whitehaven
When
10/09/10
10/09/10
Venue
Rosehill Theatre
Rosehill Theatre
Address
Moresby, Whitehaven, Cumbria, CA28 6SE
Moresby, Whitehaven, Cumbria, CA28 6SE
Directions
Rosehill Theatre and Cinema are one mile north of Whitehaven. From the main A595, take the turning at the brown tourist sign marked Rosehill Theatre. The theatre is situated about half a mile on the left hand side and is clearly signposted.
Rosehill Theatre and Cinema are one mile north of Whitehaven. From the main A595, take the turning at the brown tourist sign marked Rosehill Theatre. The theatre is situated about half a mile on the left hand side and is clearly signposted.
Phone
01946 692422
01946 692422
Description
When Chief Constable Henry Potterton arrives with his sister, Sarah, at the country house of their recently deceased brother, he is hoping for a relaxing break. Instead he is greeted by a bevy of scantily-clad young ladies and a housekeeper who seems most upset to see them. Following on from their brilliant production of the Full Monty earlier in 2010 at Whitehaven Civic Hall, this promises to be another excellent show from Whitehaven Theatre Group but this time it is a farce. Book now for one of the six performances on at Rosehill Theatre from Monday 6 – Saturday 11 September.
When Chief Constable Henry Potterton arrives with his sister, Sarah, at the country house of their recently deceased brother, he is hoping for a relaxing break. Instead he is greeted by a bevy of scantily-clad young ladies and a housekeeper who seems most upset to see them. Following on from their brilliant production of the Full Monty earlier in 2010 at Whitehaven Civic Hall, this promises to be another excellent show from Whitehaven Theatre Group but this time it is a farce. Book now for one of the six performances on at Rosehill Theatre from Monday 6 – Saturday 11 September.
Admission
£5, £6, £7
£5, £6, £7
More information: info@rosehilltheatre.co.uk
Event
Keswick Rambles - Lanthwaite Green to Keswick (Walking Event)
Keswick Rambles - Lanthwaite Green to Keswick (Walking Event)
Where
Keswick
Keswick
When
10/09/10
10/09/10
Venue
Keswick Tourist Information Centre
Keswick Tourist Information Centre
Address
Market Square, Keswick, Cumbria, CA12 5JR
Market Square, Keswick, Cumbria, CA12 5JR
Directions
Phone
017687 74824
017687 74824
Description
A superb high level traverse over Whiteside Ridge to Keswick. Grade A. Join Keswick Rambles for group walks with experienced local leaders from Easter to October. Come and enjoy some hidden gems as well as the Lake District classics. The full programme is on our website www.keswickrambles.org.uk If you are a keen walker and enjoy the company of a small group you are sure to find kindred spirits on these walks. Individuals, couples and groups are all welcome. Book in advance with individual leaders or just turn up. Meet outside the Tourist Information Centre at the Moot Hall in Keswick Market Square. All walks last all day and are from 8 to 10 miles, longer for classic walks. Walks come in 4 categories, C - fairly easy walk on mixed ground, valleys or low fells. B - a good days walk with some steep ascents and descents, quite strenuous. A - a serious walk going high with steep ascents, good fitness necessary. Classic - a very long day on the high fells, fitness essential. Please wear suitable clothing and footwear and bring a packed lunch and plenty of fluids. In the interest of the group as a whole the leader is empowered to refuse to take anyone whom he/she considers to be unlikely to complete the walk safely.
A superb high level traverse over Whiteside Ridge to Keswick. Grade A. Join Keswick Rambles for group walks with experienced local leaders from Easter to October. Come and enjoy some hidden gems as well as the Lake District classics. The full programme is on our website www.keswickrambles.org.uk If you are a keen walker and enjoy the company of a small group you are sure to find kindred spirits on these walks. Individuals, couples and groups are all welcome. Book in advance with individual leaders or just turn up. Meet outside the Tourist Information Centre at the Moot Hall in Keswick Market Square. All walks last all day and are from 8 to 10 miles, longer for classic walks. Walks come in 4 categories, C - fairly easy walk on mixed ground, valleys or low fells. B - a good days walk with some steep ascents and descents, quite strenuous. A - a serious walk going high with steep ascents, good fitness necessary. Classic - a very long day on the high fells, fitness essential. Please wear suitable clothing and footwear and bring a packed lunch and plenty of fluids. In the interest of the group as a whole the leader is empowered to refuse to take anyone whom he/she considers to be unlikely to complete the walk safely.
Admission
Full day from £12 per adult, £4 per child, half day £6 per adults and £2 per child, under 16yrs must be accompanied. Additional transport costs may be incurred.
Full day from £12 per adult, £4 per child, half day £6 per adults and £2 per child, under 16yrs must be accompanied. Additional transport costs may be incurred.
More information: cathy@pacethepeaks.co.uk
Event
Prize show and sale of NEMSA gimmer lambs (Auction)
Prize show and sale of NEMSA gimmer lambs (Auction)
Where
Kirkby Stephen
Kirkby Stephen
When
10/09/10
10/09/10
Venue
Kirkby Stephen
Kirkby Stephen
Address
Kirkby Stephen, Cumbria, CA17 4QS
Kirkby Stephen, Cumbria, CA17 4QS
Directions
From M6 jct 38 or brough A66, follow signs for Kirkby Stephen, A685.
From M6 jct 38 or brough A66, follow signs for Kirkby Stephen, A685.
Phone
01228 406200
01228 406200
Description
Prize show and sale of NEMSA gimmer lambs at Kirkby Stephen Auction Mart
Prize show and sale of NEMSA gimmer lambs at Kirkby Stephen Auction Mart
Admission
Free entry
Free entry
Event
Silloth Music & Ale Fest (Beer Festival)
Silloth Music & Ale Fest (Beer Festival)
Where
Silloth
Silloth
When
10/09/10
10/09/10
Venue
Silloth Green
Silloth Green
Address
The Green, Criffel Street, Silloth, Wigton, Cumbria, CA7 4BT
The Green, Criffel Street, Silloth, Wigton, Cumbria, CA7 4BT
Directions
From the south exit M6 at jct 41 take B5305 to Wigton. Take the B5302 to Silloth into the town. At the T-junction, the Green is in front. From the north exit M6 jct 44 take A595 to Wigton. Take the B5302 to Silloth into the town. At the T-junction, the Green is in front.
From the south exit M6 at jct 41 take B5305 to Wigton. Take the B5302 to Silloth into the town. At the T-junction, the Green is in front. From the north exit M6 jct 44 take A595 to Wigton. Take the B5302 to Silloth into the town. At the T-junction, the Green is in front.
Phone
01900 602122
01900 602122
Description
Over 100 local ales and ciders, 17 live bands, rock, pop, etc, 1500 capacity marquee, beer and food garden. Highlights include, Classic Clapton, the world's no1 Eric Clapton Tribute Band featuring front-man Mike Hall will be making their first ever appearance in Silloth in September as part of their 25th anniversary tour. To find out more visit www.classic-clapton.com. The Kings of Lyon. The Stage magazine have been quoted as saying that "The Kings of Lyon are the number 1 tribute to the Kings" and we can't wait to see them! What makes the Kings of Lyon so special is that they have a wealth of experience though still young, they also have a great sound, which they have worked on for years, and are fortunate to have the look as well. http://www.myspace.com/thekingsoflyon The Rollin' Clones were formed in 1997 to celebrate the music and career of the greatest rock n' roll band of all time. Since then The Clones have gone from strength to strength, playing sellout concerts at home and abroad. They enjoy the reputation of being The Best Tribute To The Rolling Stones ever.. "no others come close". The Shows place great emphasis on the Rolling Stones' actual live performances thus creating the most dynamic stage show, packed full of brilliantly played classics from the early 60s, 70s and 80s, through to the new releases of today. www.rollin-clones.com Elvis Fontenot & the Sugar Bees. They've played all over the UK and Europe and have played on three occasions across L
Over 100 local ales and ciders, 17 live bands, rock, pop, etc, 1500 capacity marquee, beer and food garden. Highlights include, Classic Clapton, the world's no1 Eric Clapton Tribute Band featuring front-man Mike Hall will be making their first ever appearance in Silloth in September as part of their 25th anniversary tour. To find out more visit www.classic-clapton.com. The Kings of Lyon. The Stage magazine have been quoted as saying that "The Kings of Lyon are the number 1 tribute to the Kings" and we can't wait to see them! What makes the Kings of Lyon so special is that they have a wealth of experience though still young, they also have a great sound, which they have worked on for years, and are fortunate to have the look as well. http://www.myspace.com/thekingsoflyon The Rollin' Clones were formed in 1997 to celebrate the music and career of the greatest rock n' roll band of all time. Since then The Clones have gone from strength to strength, playing sellout concerts at home and abroad. They enjoy the reputation of being The Best Tribute To The Rolling Stones ever.. "no others come close". The Shows place great emphasis on the Rolling Stones' actual live performances thus creating the most dynamic stage show, packed full of brilliantly played classics from the early 60s, 70s and 80s, through to the new releases of today. www.rollin-clones.com Elvis Fontenot & the Sugar Bees. They've played all over the UK and Europe and have played on three occasions across L
Admission
Weekender, £30, individual nights available.
Weekender, £30, individual nights available.
Event
The Koru Foundation's Great North Challenge (Sporting Event)
The Koru Foundation's Great North Challenge (Sporting Event)
Where
Langdale
Langdale
When
10/09/10---12/09/10
10/09/10---12/09/10
Notes
Finishes at 18.00 on the 12th.
Finishes at 18.00 on the 12th.
Venue
Langdale
Langdale
Address
-, -
-, -
Directions
Phone
01273 606685
01273 606685
Description
This fantastic team based endurance event gives you and your teammates the opportunity to tackle some of the best trekking routes to be found in the UK, the stunning Lake District National Park. The challenge, it's simple, for all 4 members of your team to complete trekking the 48 mile route in 24 hours, which is split into 3 challenging stages. Taking place in the most beautiful part of England, we're sure the Koru Challenge will leave you with an amazing sense of accomplishment! We are not going to lie to you, trekking for 48 miles over 24 hours is tough, and will test both you and your teammates mentally and physically. This may well be the longest 24 hrs of your life and at times you will question individually and as a team whether you can complete the route. Each team will need to be physically and mentally prepared to keep on going, to push through boundaries and comfort zones, but we assure you, by working together as a team you will find that anything is possible. Langdale is where teams will register for the event, and also will be the place where each of the 3 challenging stages start and finish. Located in the west end of the Langdale valley easily accessible from Ambleside, this is where the action is! As this is a 24 hr challenge, each team will need a place to rest before and after the event, therefore, camping plots will be available for each team and a whole array of facilities are available such as hot food and snacks, toilets, and a bar (save your cele
This fantastic team based endurance event gives you and your teammates the opportunity to tackle some of the best trekking routes to be found in the UK, the stunning Lake District National Park. The challenge, it's simple, for all 4 members of your team to complete trekking the 48 mile route in 24 hours, which is split into 3 challenging stages. Taking place in the most beautiful part of England, we're sure the Koru Challenge will leave you with an amazing sense of accomplishment! We are not going to lie to you, trekking for 48 miles over 24 hours is tough, and will test both you and your teammates mentally and physically. This may well be the longest 24 hrs of your life and at times you will question individually and as a team whether you can complete the route. Each team will need to be physically and mentally prepared to keep on going, to push through boundaries and comfort zones, but we assure you, by working together as a team you will find that anything is possible. Langdale is where teams will register for the event, and also will be the place where each of the 3 challenging stages start and finish. Located in the west end of the Langdale valley easily accessible from Ambleside, this is where the action is! As this is a 24 hr challenge, each team will need a place to rest before and after the event, therefore, camping plots will be available for each team and a whole array of facilities are available such as hot food and snacks, toilets, and a bar (save your cele
Admission
£200 registration fee per team of 4. Fundraising target of £2000 for a team of four.
£200 registration fee per team of 4. Fundraising target of £2000 for a team of four.
More information: challenge@korufoundation.org
Event
Adventure Team Challenge (Sporting Event)
Adventure Team Challenge (Sporting Event)
Where
Coniston
Coniston
When
11/09/10
11/09/10
Venue
Coniston
Coniston
Address
Cumbria, LA21 8EH
Cumbria, LA21 8EH
Directions
Phone
0118 9838126
0118 9838126
Description
The Coniston Adventure Team Challenge is a fantastic way to see some of the most beautiful and magnificent sites the Lakes has to offer. Hike up to the summit of The Old Man of Coniston, take in breathtaking views! Mountain Bike in the amazing Grizedale Forest, finish with a cool Kayak across Coniston water using the latest 'sit on top kayaks'. Camping is available for team members and supporters within the main event field. After the event you can enjoy a full evening of complimentary celebrations and awards. Breakfast, lunch, dinner and hot drinks provided to all team members.
The Coniston Adventure Team Challenge is a fantastic way to see some of the most beautiful and magnificent sites the Lakes has to offer. Hike up to the summit of The Old Man of Coniston, take in breathtaking views! Mountain Bike in the amazing Grizedale Forest, finish with a cool Kayak across Coniston water using the latest 'sit on top kayaks'. Camping is available for team members and supporters within the main event field. After the event you can enjoy a full evening of complimentary celebrations and awards. Breakfast, lunch, dinner and hot drinks provided to all team members.
Admission
Registration fee is £60 per person, fundraising target £2,500 per team, up to 6 people.
Registration fee is £60 per person, fundraising target £2,500 per team, up to 6 people.
More information: Tracy.dixon@guidedogs.org.uk
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