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Derby Theatre Studio Saturday 27 October, 8pm (and a baby-friendly matinee at 2pm)
Fresh and funny look at parenthood from a dad’s perspective…including a baby-friendly matinee performance
Derby Theatre is proud to present, for one date only on Saturday 27 October, DadMan: The Bathtime Warrior presented by one of the Theatre’s associate companies, Notnow Collective.
Juliet & Romeo – A Guide to Long Life and Happy Marriage
by “Lost Dog Dance”
Juliet and Romeo - a humorous and heartfelt investigation into love, loss and longevity.
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Repton Village is celebrate its literary roots in a new 3 day programme of events from 26th October - 28th October 2018.
Repton Literary Festival is the first of a new annual festival - telling stories and bringing engaging speakers to this historic Derbyshire village.
Politician, journalist and writer Lord Roy Hattersley opens the festival and will discuss his latest book ‘The Catholics’.
The idea is to provide an inclusive, fun social evening that appeals to more mature folk. Carers and their partners will be particularly welcome and volunteer dancers and foot tappers will take to the dance floor with any guests.
The first event was held on Weds 26th September at The Shoulder in Hardstoft; for more information about “Still Dancing” call Karen on 07817191272 or email: karen.waldram1@btinternet.com
People from near and far flocked to our 18th annual Woodland Festival at the weekend in the grounds of Elvaston Castle Country Park.
The weather improved as the weekend got underway and 10,000 visitors enjoyed a weekend of traditional and contemporary woodland crafts, including wild food demonstrations and survival crafts.
Two new attractions this year – the recreation of a Viking village and entertainment from an 18 foot tall tree puppet were very popular.
Our Cabinet Member for Highways, Transport and Infrastructure Councillor Simon Spencer said:
Derbyshire's Police and Crime Commissioner has invited community groups, non-profit making organisations and third sector organisations to work with him to deliver his priorities at a local level.
Large grants of between £2,501 and £25,000 are available for up to 12-months of activity.
These grants are to provide funding to promote partnership working with the Commissioner and help to deliver the objectives of his Police & Crime Plan. These objectives include:
St John Street Gallery
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The first concert of the new season will be next Friday 28th September. It will be by the Bulgarian pianist Cristian Sandrin.
The concert will as usual be at 7 30 at the Wheeldon Hall, Highfields School, Lumsdale, Matlock.
Admission £12 at the door or £48 for the season.