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February

dates for your diary

Wednesday 1

To March 9,

All Our Own Work,

An exhibition

showcasing the talents of the Old Chapel,

National Needlework, and

Country Wife

mural

volunteers. From cross stitch to gold work,

crochet to embroidery, tapestry to quilting and

much more. You will be inspired by the variety

on show.

Friday 3

Jongleurs,

7.45pm, Corn Exchange, Newbury.

Box Office 0845 5218218

Saturday 4

The Bob Dylan Story,

7.45pm, Corn

Exchange, Newbury. Box Office 0845 5218218

Mitch Benn: Don’t Fear the Reaper,

8pm

New Greenham Arts. Age guide 14 plus.

Box office 0845 5218218

Made in America

, St Nicolas Church,

Newbury, 7.30pm. Newbury Symphony

Orchestra, conductor Jonathan Williams.

Music by Bernstein, Copland, Delius, Ives

and Dvorak’s

Symphony from the New World.

Tickets from Hogan Music and Phillip Brown

Violins

Sunday 5

Newbury Chamber Choir perform

The Music

of Biber

, St John’s Church, Newbury, 4.30pm.

The spine-tingling sounds of sackbuts, a

quintet of soloists and the Newbury Chamber

Choir combine with period string players to

bring you this wonderfully atmospheric music

by this fine 17th-century composer. Tickets:

£15 on the door (school pupils free). Special

ticket offers at:

www.newburychamberchoir.co.uk

Wednesday 8

Henning Wehn:

Westphalia is not an option,

Corn Exchange, Newbury, 7.45pm. Age guide

16 plus. Box Office 0845 5218218

Thursday 9

To Thursday,

Sneaking Into The Theatre

by

Chris Billingham, New Era Theatre, Andover

Road, 8pm. A range of characters who all

feel drawn by the nostalgic charm of an

abandoned theatre. Some are grieving,

some seek to impress, and some simply

miss the old place. Tickets £10 from:

boxoffice@neweraplayers.org

Friday 10

Beyond the Barricade,

Corn Exchange,

Newbury, 7.45pm. Box Office 0845 5218218

The Dark Room,

8pm, New Greenham Arts.

Play the world’s only live action text-based

adventure game – the fate is in your hands.

Box office 0845 5218218

Saturday 11

Solid Gold 70s,

7.45pm, Corn Exchange,

Newbury. Box office 0845 5218218

70s and 80s evening

, Hungerford Royal

British Legion, 7.30pm. To raise funds for

Beejacks Wallai Primary School in Sierra

Leone. Host is fitness instructor Bee Jacks

plus a DJ. Tickets £10 from Bee Jacks, at

his fitness classes, or telephone

07795154808, or via the www.beejacks.

co.uk

or the Beejacks Tombo Foundation on

Facebook.

Snowdrop Saturday

at Foxgrove, Enborne,

10am to 4pm. 01635 40554. In Aid of Enborne

Church. View snowdrops, plus pot and

photographic display and snowdrops for sale.

Refreshments. Admission £3.

Monday 13

Newbury & District Association of National

Trust

. Illustrated talk by Peter Preen on

How

did the Welshman T. E. Lawrence come to

Live and Die in Dorset.

New Greenham Arts,

7.30pm. Visitors £3. More details call Keith

Spires 01635 30457.

Wednesday 15

And Thursday,

The Very Hungry Caterpillar

,

Corn Exchange Age guide 2-7 Times vary,

£10.50 Box office 0845 5218218

Friday 17

Whitney: Queen of the Night

, Corn

Exchange, Newbury, 7.45pm.

Box Office 0845 5218218

Linking the Landscape: Under the

Microscope

, 10am-1pm, West Berkshire

Museum. Local Wildlife Trust experts will be

on hand with microscopes, and an array of

remarkable mini-beasts up-close. Drop in any

time to this free event. For more info, see

www.bbowt.org.uk/whats-on

Saturday 18

Wild at Heart: Bird Walk,

Bowdown Woods

and Lower Farm Lake, 10am-12.30pm.

A chance to see and hear any birds enjoying

the protection of Bowdown ancient woodland

in the winter. Followed by a walk down to

the bird hide at Lower Farm Lake. Members

of the Newbury District Ornithological Club

(NDOC) will be on hand with telescopes, books

and plenty of knowledge to help you identify

and learn about the birds. Hot drinks will be

available at the hide. For more information and

booking

www.bbowt.org.uk/whats-on

Newbury Talent IV.

Presented by Young Corn

Exchange, 7pm, Corn Exchange, Newbury

Box Office 0845 5218218

Jim Causley: Forgotten Kingdom,

8pm,

New Greenham Arts. Box office 0845 5218218

Sunday 19

Pete Allen Reeds’n’Rhythm,

3pm, Chequers

Hotel, Newbury. Tickets on the door £12.50

(cash only)

Watermill Sunday Sessions:

Smitty’s Big

Four,

Watermill Theatre, Bagnor. Box office

01635 46044.

www.watermill.org.uk

Afternoon Sunday Concert

, spanning the

decades and played live by Mark Thompson,

William Penney Theatre, AWE Rec Society,

Tadley. Interval, raffle, bar. £8 at the door.

Sylvia 0118 9323971

Tuesday 21

Anyday

– a comic, absurd and surreal

trampoline show, 7pm, Corn Exchange,

Newbury. Box Office 0845 5218218

Thursday 23

The Vanishing Man,

8pm, New Greenham

Arts. Age guide 12 plus. Box Office 0845

5218218

Friday 24

Southern Sinfonia Café Concert,

1pm,

Corn Exchange, Newbury. Box office 0845

5218218

Sing-a-Long-a-

Grease,

7.45pm,

Corn Exchange, Newbury. Box Office 0845

5218218

Saturday 25

Mum2mum Market

, Park House School,

Newbury, 10.30am to 12.30pm. Baby & kids

nearly new sale.

Contact

helen@mum2mummarket.co.uk

for

more info.

Nine Below Zero,

Arlington Arts Centre,

Snelsmore. Box Office 01635 244 246

A celebration of Neil Diamond,

7.45pm, Corn

Exchange. Box Office 0845 5218218

Deadline for listings for March issue:

Tuesday, February 7

Email:

report@newburynews.co.uk

or tweet: @outnaboutberks

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