Following the success of previous shows, Dronfield Hall Barn are delighted to welcome back Vulcan Varieties to the Barn! They are bringing us a brand new show - which includes a WW1 concert piece - initiating our programme of events to mark the cententary of the end of The Great War.
Tea and coffee is included in the ticket price, other drinks including wine are available to buy.
Friday 21st September, 7.30pm
Dronfield Hall Barn
£6 members (£8 non-members)
The Secret Postcard Show ends at 5pm this Sunday 16th September, if you are unable to make it to the final 3 days of the show - The Old Lock Up Gallery, have a selection of the postcards that are still available on their online shop - for sale at £15 each.
https://www.etsy.com/uk/shop/SecretPostcardShow?ref=seller-platform-mcnav
Derby College Group has appointed Liza-Jo Guyatt as Executive Head of the Roundhouse technical skills college in the city’s Pride Park and of Ilkeston College.
Visitors to Derby College’s Broomfield Hall on Sunday September 23 will have the chance to tour the Victorian gardens that inspired local volunteers to clinch a Silver medal at this summer RHS Chatsworth Flower Show.
Saturday 22nd September 7.30pm start
In this concert, leader and Artistic Director, Nicholas Ward, presents three string quartets by Haydn, Debussy and Beethoven.
Tickets: All £15
As the weather cools, the nights draw in and we get back into the routine of work and the school run, why not take time out for you? Here are 10 ways to find time for you in Derby this September.
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Tickets now available for our Annual Tourism Conference 2018............................... Key note speaker announced!It's that time of year again! Our Annual Tourism Conference will be taking place in October and we are delighted to announce Julia Bradbury as our key note speaker.
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The French 23 year old singer-songwriter and guitarist was inspired by musicians like Jimi Hendrix, Stevie Ray Vaughan and Pink Floyd.....his style embodies these influences and blends contemporary Rock in many of its guises, with inventive riffs and moody melodies.
There are a few remaining places on this two day, weekend class. Why not have a weekend away in Derbyshire and learn this wonderful process of printmaking, fantastic for making Christmas cards, presents for friends, pictures for your own walls..or just for the pure joy of creating something!
Details and bookings at www.jeremyjames.co.uk.
Jeremy James Ceramics
This all women play was inspired by the munition women of Silvertown, London during the First World War, Out of the Cage tells the story of women’s courage, dignity and hope, fired in the crucible of war.
Early spring 1916, before the slaughter of the Somme, munitionettes all over London met in secret to decide the fate of thousands of fellow co-workers. Their choice was simple: stand up to the belligerent attitude of male workers and an intractable government or forever be seen as second-class citizens of the Empire.