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Tue01Oct2024Thu15May20257:30 pmMacclesfield Library, Brunswick Street, Macclesfield
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Sat03May20254 pm onSpinners Arms, 76 Palmerston St, Bollington, Macclesfield SK10 5PW
If you’re a bingo fan take yourself to Bollington this Bank Holiday weekend.
The Spinners Arms, on Palmerston Street, is hosting a charity bingo afternoon on Saturday, May 3 raising badly needed funds for Macclesfield charities Space4Autism and Silklife Foodbank.
The ‘night’ will kick off at 4 pm – but avid players are encouraged to turn up early to secure a table.
Publican Adam Colebatch, who’s fundraised over £14,000 for the two charities in the past year, said: “We look forward to welcoming you at The Spinners Arms on May 3.
“It’s part of our Bank Holiday Weekend celebrations. There will be multiple rounds of bingo, and we will have a music bingo round in the middle, as well as traditional bingo."
Note: Bingo players should bring cash to pay for their sheets, and to donate to charity buckets.
Cheryl Simpson MBE, said: “The Spinners Arms has supported us since December 2016. In the past year alone, they have fundraised £10,066.83 for us. And there’s a pot for us at the bar.
“I love coming here as a patron and for Space4Autism. They are leading by example in hospitality, in supporting the charity field. Thank you to Adam and the team.”
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Wed07May202511 am to 1 pmPicturedrome, Chestergate, Macclesfield
Come and learn about Deaf Awareness week with DSN at the Picturedrome!
To mark the most important week in the calendar for the deaf community the team from DSN (Deaf & Sensory Network) will be at Picturedrome on Wednesday, May 7th.
The event will run from 11 am-1 pm – feel free to drop in and learn more about the charity, their BSL courses and answer your questions about hearing loss.
The event is free and we look forward to seeing you there!
For more information, go to dsnonline.co.uk or call 03332205050 or email dsn@dsnonline.co.uk
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Sat10May20257:30 pmGawsworth Village Hall, Church Lane, Gawsworth, Macclesfield, SK11 9QY
Classically trained finger-style guitarist, Gus Glyn, traces the development of music from its roots in traditional folk and blues, right through to contemporary classics and all-time favourites.
Journey through Leonard Cohen, Bob Dylan, Carole King, Mark Knopfler, Lou Reed, John Lennon and Turlough O'Carolan.
Visit modern favourites from artists such as Amy Winehouse and Arctic Monkeys all with a selection of pit stops along the way as Gus showcases his own songs.
Nibbles and drinks will be on sale and you're welcome to bring your own
Tickets can be booked through Ticket Source https://www.ticketsource.co.uk/booking/select/wqrzaonxaaoo
Or collected from Gawsworth Hub http://gawsworthhub.co.uk/
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Fri30May2025St Philip & St James, Church Lane, Alderley Edge SK9 7QE
Above: Joe Beard, Malcolm Robinson, Paul Walker & Karen PfeifferLegends of the Edge is a celebration of some of the myths, legends and stories from that mysterious, ancient and rocky escarpment in Cheshire, known as The Edge of Alderley.
In 1980 Poynton-based musician, songwriter and artist, Joe Beard*, brought together a set of his songs based around the rocky escarpment known as The Edge of Alderley. Realising that a strong narration was needed to support the stories the songs were telling, more of his songs were added, and the Gothic Folk Opus/Suite, ‘Legends of The Edge’ was born.
It was performed at many festivals and other venues, receiving praise in The Guardian and City Life Magazine and broadcast twice on BBC Radio.
Joe moved down to Tamworth where he became a regular performer at Tamworth Folk Club. In 2023 ‘Legends of The Edge’ was revived and performed by Joe, Paul Walker & Karen Pfeiffer with Malcolm Robinson as narrator. It was given a great receptions and received many favourable reviews. Now the band are bringing it back to ‘home turf’.
Friday, 30th May, 2025 at St Philip & St James, Church Lane, Alderley Edge SK9 7QE.
Tickets £12.00 available on Eventbrite HERE
A glass of wine and light refreshments are included in the admission price.
Joe Beard
*In the 1960’s, Joe was a founder member of the infamous jug band The Purple Gang,remembered for their 1967 single Granny Takes A Trip which was promptly banned by the BBC.
Taking the Purple – the extraordinary story of The Purple Gang . . . and all that!
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Sat31May2025Sun01Jun2025Etruria Industrial Museum, Etruria Vale Rd, Stoke-on-Trent ST1 4RB
Etruria Canals Festival returns in 2025 on Saturday 31st May and Sunday 1st June, open 11am-5pm each day.
Alongside the historic narrowboat gathering there will be a range of family friendly workshops, arts and heritage activities, performances, craft stalls and exhibitors, beer tent and street food.
As usual the festivities will take place on the site of Etruria Industrial Museum (Kiln Down Close, Stoke-On-Trent, ST1 4RB) at the junction of the Trent and Mersey and Caldon Canals.
The festival is FREE to attend
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Sat07Jun2025Sun08Jun2025OFF A54 CW12 2PH ONTO STATION ROAD / BULL GATE LANE BOSLEY (CW12 2PB) NEAR CONGLETON CHESHIRE
Commercial vehicles, steam engines, tractors, military vehicles, vintage cars, motor bikes and stationary engines as well as a wide variety of stalls and traders.
Live music on Saturday evening and possibly Friday (TBC) evening for those who are staying all weekend.
Cheapest bar prices around
If you've never been to one of our shows before then your missing out!We do our best to keep prices down so that the whole family can enjoy a day out without breaking the bank.If you've been too one our shows you will already know what a great little show we have going – and we look forward welcoming you once again.Check out the website HERE
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Thu10Jul2025Sun27Jul2025Buxton
The award-winning Buxton International Festival is an annual celebration of world-class opera, music, books and jazz with over 160 events to choose from every summer.
Here are five reasons to make Buxton your ‘go-to’ summer festival for 2025 (10-27 July).
1. Buxton – the beautiful spa town sits in heart of Derbyshire’s Peak District, worth a visit in itself. All the festival’s events are within easy walking distance of each other.
2. Operas Galore – In 2024, Buxton staged five new operas in four days and was nominated for an International Opera Award. 2025 sees a yet more impressive plans:
- Ambroise Thomas’ Hamlet, conducted by Adrian Kelly with the Orchestra of Opera North
- A double bill of Leonard Bernstein’s Trouble in Taihiti and Francis Poulenc’s La Voix Humaine, a Buxton International Festival and Norwich Theatre production
- Opera Zuid production of Mozart’s The Impresario
- La Descente d’Orphée aux Enfers, a Vache Baroque production
- Shorts – four brand new 20-minute operas by composers
Jasper Dommett, Martin Green and Carmel Smickersgill
3. Jazz Weekender Tickets – Jazz Weekender tickets for just £175 offering 12 world-class gigs varying from jazz, blues, funk and Latin, plus an Oscar Peterson extravaganza. Stand-out artists include Ineza, Graham Clark Quartet, Emily Masser Quartet, Trio JDM, Baiana, Alan Barnes with an all-star band, Dean Stockdale Quartet, Emma Rawicz Quartet and Xhosa Cole Quartet.
4. Books – 33 book talks including Diane Abbott MP, Baroness Lola Young, Petroc Trelawny, Ben Macintyre and Jonathan Sumption.
5. Classical Music – World-class concerts every day from artists including Steven Hough, Imogen Cooper, Benjamin Grosvenor, Tallis Scholars, English Concert, Simon Keenlyside and Sarah Connolly.
Box Office – Tel 01298 2072190
Booking office opens at 10am on Tuesday 15 April 2025
Become a BIF Friend for Priority Booking, from just £36 per year.
Website – http://buxtonfestival.co.uk
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Thu24Jul2025Sun27Jul2025Royal Cheshire Showground, Flittogate Lane, Tabley
WE'RE TAKING THE ROOF OFF IN 2025
And here it is!
A line-up to compliment the hype.
Not only are we bringing back the usual full on bumper packed schedule for all ages, but this time it’ll be to the sounds of DODGY, EAST 17, ALISON LIMERICK, NIKKI BELLE , SWEET FEMALE ATTITUDE, BRANDON BLOCK and WOODY COOK!
Lose yourself for 4 days as we transform The Royal Cheshire Showground into the Northwests biggest Campervan family festival.
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Sat26Jul202510 am to 4.30 pmBoyle Street, Cheetham, M8 8UW Manchester, United Kingdom
2025 marks the centenary since Bury Corporation Transport introduced motor buses.
To mark the occasion we'll have a celebration of buses that once served the town, with free rides and displays about the town's transport history
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Sun19Oct202510 am to 4.30 pmBoyle Street, Cheetham, M8 8UW Manchester, United Kingdom
Come and see chrome and shiny paint in abundance, as we invite classic car owners and clubs to show off yesteryear's cars in our museum.We'll also operate a free heritage bus service every 30 minutes to and from Shudehill Interchange.See less
