the arts festival for westbourne, emsworth

27 Sept - 19 Oct 2014
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Booking Informa
tion:
In Person:
Bookends, 7 High
Street, Emsworth
PO10 7AQ
Open Monday-Sa
turday 9.30am -5
and accept cash
.00pm
, cheques, major
credit/debit card
s.
Or online: www.w
egottickets.com
(a small hand
ling charge appli
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By Post:
B1, The Wren Ce
ntre, Westbourn
e Road, Emswor
Cheques to ‘Wem
th PO10 7SU
sFest’. Please en
close SAE
unless you live in
Emsworth/Westb
ourne.
see www.emsworth.org.uk for full details
SATURDAY 27 SEPTEMBER
10.00am - 4.00pm The Gift Arts – ‘Valued’
New Life Church, Thorney Road, Emsworth PO10 8BN
Fascinating mixed-media exhibition includes Family Bar 2.30pm-5.00pm
(£2.00 per family) which will include a workshop for children.
Artists and crafts workers at work and some may offer hands on experience.
In aid of ‘Hope for Justice’ Admission free
(Workshop also taking place on 26 Sept in The Meeting Place, Westbourne)
7.30pm Sally Barker
Special guests: Heronshaw
St. James’ Church, North Street, Emsworth PO10 7DP
Prior to appearing on and in, the final of ‘The Voice’ Sally was known
to many music fans for her own excellent albums, and for her work with The
Poozies. This added tv exposure brought her to the notice of millions who fell
in love with her wonderfully unique voice – as did Sir Tom Jones who has had
her open major festivals this summer where he’s performed.
Sally appears with Glenn Hughes – keyboards,
and Ian Crabtree - electric guitar. We’re
delighted that Heronshaw, who are locally
based, are opening this evening’s concert.
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£12.50
Licensed bar helps support WemsFest
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SUNDAY 28 SEPTEMBER
7.30pm Michael Messer & Ed Genis
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The Emsworth Centre, South Street PO10 7EG
Heavily rooted in Mississippi delta, and Chicago blues they also explore many
different areas of roots and world musical styles. A great, and informal,
combination of blues slide playing and acoustic rhythm guitar in a wonderfully
atmospheric room being used for live music for the first time.
£12.50
Licensed bar helps support WemsFest
MONDAY 29 SEPTEMBER
7.30pm Love, Love, Love!
The Emsworth Centre, South Street PO10 7EG
Rogues and Vagabonds, the WemsFest Theatre Company, present a
light-hearted and comic look at “Love” over time, through the eyes of many
famous writers such as Adrian Henri and Roger McGough – two of the famous
Liverpool Poets, Dorothy Parker, Sir John Betjeman, and of course
Shakespeare.
Poems are laced together with light-hearted sketches – Romeo and Juliet in 4
minutes and colourful caustic exchanges – Love Letters from Lover to Lover !
£10.00
Licensed bar helps support WemsFest
TUESDAY 30 SEPTEMBER
6.00pm The Emsworth Walk
Emsworth Museum, North Street, PO10 7DD
Linda Newell leads a popular wander of discovery.
£3.00pp Advance booking: 01243 371608 or envr
btinternet.com
8.00pm Estas Tonne
Tuppenny Barn, Main Road, Southbourne PO10 8EZ
Such a difficult artist to describe. He’s a modern day troubadour travelling
to countless places, finding himself in several cultural references but only
identifying with the culture of the world.
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The result is a mixed classical structure of
the technique of Flamenco, roots of Gypsy,
characteristics of Latin, against a timeless
musical landscape.
£12.50
Licensed bar helps support WemsFest
WEDNESDAY 1 OCTOBER
7.30pm Racton Follies 3
Emsworth Community Centre, Church Path PO10 7DD
A humorous, informative, and revealing look at the history of Emsworth,
Westbourne and Thorney Island, in terms of the extraordinary events which
took place on our doorstep – some of which either made or changed the
course of history.
£10.00
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Licensed bar helps support WemsFest
THURSDAY 2 OCTOBER (National Poetry Day)
8.00pm Elvis McGonagall
The Emsworth Community Centre, Church Path PO10 7DD
Fresh from his BBC R4 sitcom ‘Elvis’ Takes a Look on the Bright Side’ this
stand-up poet, armchair revolutionary and recumbent rocker is a must-see
act. ‘Flamboyant, razor sharp text, intense energy and reminiscent of Adrian
Mitchell, John Cooper-Clarke, and Linton Kwesi Johnson rolled into one.’
Open mic in first half - we welcome up and coming poets to come along and
be heard tonight !
£10.00
Licensed bar helps support WemsFest
FRIDAY 3 OCTOBER
7.30pm Love, Love, Love!
Chidham & Hambrook Village Hall, Main Road PO18 8TP
Rogues and Vagabonds, the WemsFest Theatre Company, present a lighthearted and comic look at “Love” over time, through the eyes of many famous
writers such as Adrian Henri and Roger McGough – two of the famous Liverpool Poets, Dorothy Parker, Sir John Betjeman, and of course Shakespeare.
Poems are laced together with light-hearted sketches – Romeo and Juliet in 4
minutes and colourful caustic exchanges – Love Letters from Lover to Lover !
£10.00
Licensed bar helps support WemsFest. Disabled access difficult due to stairs.
FRIDAY 3 OCTOBER
8.00 ‘til Late Andy Kershaw’s Global Dance Night
Westbourne Club, River Street, Westbourne PO10 8TG
Broadcaster, writer, and musical explorer brings his floor-filling
Sounds to the Club. ‘bound to be a ‘top night’ !
£12.50
SATURDAY 4 OCTOBER (National Apple Day)
7.00pm Full Moon MTB Ride
The Sussex Brewery, 36 Main Road, Hermitage PO10 8AU
Increasing interest in this event means a switch of location but nonetheless
a challenging route which embraces Thorney Island and the South Downs
before ending back at the pub for an inclusive sausage & chips supper
(vegetarian option available – must be booked at time of purchase).
£7.50 in advance only.
Proceeds to Happy Days Children’s Charity
8.00pm Troydon supported by Jam-Jah
Westbourne Club, River Street,
Westbourne PO10 8TG
Reggae night with up and coming charismatic
Jamaican singer Troydon with band, and
supporting beats from Jam-Jah.
£12.50
SUNDAY 5 OCTOBER
7.30pm Louis Barabbas’ Bedlam 6
Westbourne Club, River Street, Westbourne PO10 8TG
“Rousing, heart-breaking and foot-stomping in equal
measures… a swirling, gritty mass of influences and
ideas… Make no mistake, their music is as likely to
steal your soul as soothe it.” - Chris Long, BBC
£12.50
THE BIG
WEEKEND!
3 BUSY NIGHTS
OF VERY
DIFFERENT
MUSIC
7.30pm In Their Own Words
Chidham & Hambrook Village Hall, Main Road PO18 8TP
By popular demand following their D-Day presentations. Letters, literature,
and prose by the soldiers and civilians who lived through WW2 including the
emotionally captivating ‘Dear Sweetheart’ letters home from a Canadian
soldier to his loved one. Presented by 6 actors with piano accompaniment.
£10.00
Licensed bar helps support WemsFest. Disabled access difficult due to stairs.
MONDAY 6 OCTOBER
7.30pm The Phantom of the Opera
St. John’s Church, Westbourne Road,
Westbourne PO10 8UL
Elizabeth-Jane Baldry, harp, accompanies
the big screen showing of the 1925 silent film
which was the benchmark and inspiration for
‘Dracula’ and ‘Frankenstein’.
£12.50
Licensed bar helps support WemsFest
TUESDAY 7 OCTOBER
7.30pm WemsFest Celebrity Strings
St. John’s Church, Westbourne PO10 8UL with Oxana Dodon, Mariana Rotaru,
Kasu Shiraiso (piano)
A welcome return to WemsFest for Moldovian virtuoso violinists Oxana Dodon
and Mariana Rotaru with a delightful programme. To hear such beautiful
music performed by internationally renowned musicians such a lovely
location is a treat not to be missed ! Franck’s Sonata was a wedding gift
to Ysaye - the much-lauded Belgian composer. Ysaye was inspired by Bach
sonatas and partitas and dedicated his work to Joseph Szigeti. Wieniawski’s
piece is renowned as a real show-stopper !
Mariana Rotaru
Oxana Dodon
& Kasu Shiraiso
£10.00
Ysaye
Franck
Weiniawski
Sonata No.1 for Solo Violin
Sonata in A for Violin and Piano
Legende
Licensed bar helps support WemsFest
7.30pm Racton Follies 3
St. Nicholas Church, Thorney Island
A humorous, informative, and revealing look at the
history of Emsworth, Westbourne and Thorney Island, in terms of the
extraordinary events which took place on our doorstep – some of which
either made or changed the course of history.
£10.00 Licensed bar helps support WemsFest
NB: Please bring photo-ID to show at Guardhouse, and note that parking is 100m from the Church.
WEDNESDAY 8 OCTOBER
7.30pm A Glass Half Full
Emsworth Community Centre, Church Path
PO10 7DD
Actress and campaigner Amanda Waring’s
one woman show which takes a look at the
meaning of life in trademark fashion –
typically bonkers. Lipstick on your teeth ?
Pah ! Just an everyday occurrence and
cryingly funny ! Accompanied by Andy
Robinson (Doves, Super Furry Animals,
Stereolab, RSC)
£10.00
Licensed bar helps support WemsFest
8.00pm Latif Bolat – The Hidden Turkey
The Emsworth Centre, South Street PO10 7EG
Join this fascinating visual journey of exploring the rich historical tradition
of Turkey, and her music, led by one of the world’s leading authorities who
accompanies himself on the intriguing Saz. You’ll be amazed at what else
this country has to offer.
£10.00
Licensed bar helps support WemsFest
THURSDAY 9 OCTOBER
7.30pm Anything Goes !
Emsworth Community Centre, Church Path PO10 7DD
A joyous collection of songs which could arguably claim to be the foundations
of the glitz and glamour of the Broadway Musical. Jerome Kern and P G
Wodehouse wrote over 200 memorable songs together and tonight they’re
performed in front of a 5-piece band led by Andrew G Beaumont who
delighted so many with his big band at this year’s D-Day Commemorations.
£10.00
Licensed bar helps support WemsFest
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4.00pm I Believe in Unicorns
Emsworth Community Centre, Church Path PO10 7DD
An utterly magical stage adaptation of Michael Morpurgo’s enthralling
children’s tale set in a library full of books that hold more than stories
between their pages.
Tomas hates reading, and school, but his world is turned upside down when
he meets the Unicorn Lady….!
This enchanting and interactive production sparks imagination in both young
and old – you too will believe in Unicorns after joining Tomas’s spellbinding
journey. Suitable for 5-11 year olds and everyone who loves great stories !
We’re running a book swap – bring an old but no longer wanted book then
swap for another at the end of the show.
£5.00 Adults, £3.00 Children
*Presented in association with The Spring Arts & Heritage Centre, Havant.
**As part of our commemoration of
Emsworth
Library will be running another competition for children. Last year it
involved pigs, this year it will be dogs. Further details from the Library.
7.30pm A Life in Letters
The Brookfield Hotel, Havant Road, Emsworth PO10 7LF
A special show devised and based on the captivating letters written by
P G Wodehouse to his housekeeper Lillian Sarah Barnett when he lived
in Emsworth.
£10.00
8.00pm Comedy Night:
Brian Damage & Krysstal,
Joe Wells, A.N. Other MC: Jeff Lane
Westbourne Club, River Street,
Westbourne PO10 8TG
If last year’s evening is anything to go by this
will be a belter. The award-winning Joe Wells
contrasting with Brian & Krysstal’s dead-pan and occasionally
musical humour, Jeff Lane’s ascerbic wit, and the surprising A. N. Other.
£12.50
SATURDAY 11 OCTOBER
12.30pm, 2.00pm Afloat on the Boat
The Public Jetty (Millpond seawall) Emsworth PO10 7EQ
Join the jazz trio from George’s Regis Jazzband for an hour-long, covered,
cruise and enjoy a different perspective of Emsworth from the solar-powered
‘Solar Heritage’.
£12.50
8.00pm Dobet Gnahore, Na Dre Dance
The Westbourne Club, River Street, Westbourne PO10 8TG
From the Ivory Coast - Grammy award winner and BBC R3 Music Award
Nominee together with her band and dancers. It’s a heady and fantastic mix
of Mandinka melodies, Congolese rumba, Ziglibiti, and Cameroonian bikoutsi
delivered in a whirl of passion and motion guaranteed to fill the dancefloor !
In association with African Night Fever.
£12.50
8.00pm In Their Own Words
Gnahore
Dobet
The Brookfield Hotel, Havant Road, Emsworth PO10 7LF
By popular demand following their D-Day presentations. Letters, literature,
and prose by the soldiers and civilians who lived through WW2 including the
emotionally captivating ‘Dear Sweetheart’ letters home from a Canadian
soldier to his loved one. Presented by 6 actors with piano accompaniment.
£10.00
SUNDAY 12 OCTOBER
11.00am WemsFest Hash
The Woodmancote, Woodmancote PO10 8RD
The 799th Hash by Chichester Hash House Harriers – new faces very
welcome ! Hashing is a very sociable event which you can walk, run or jog.
Free
3.00pm Westbourne Guided Walk
More listed buildings than virtually anywhere of comparable size in the UK
make this a village well worth discovering.
Meet at Lych Gate, St. John’s Church PO10 8UL
Fee: £ donation at end of walk.
MONDAY 13 OCTOBER REST DAY !
TUESDAY 14 OCTOBER
7.30pm No Man’s land
The Emsworth Centre, South Street PO10 7EG
The Canary Girls, Victim Always Dies – – Two riveting one-act plays which
highlight the ‘forgotten’ roles of women in WW1.
Canary’ is set against the battle of the Somme and tells the story of a young
munitionette – one of many making millions of shells and bullets and subject
to toxic chemicals which turned their hair green, and their skin yellow.
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Victim’ tells the story of two middle-class women who volunteered for
Voluntary Aid Detachments (VAD’s were known by the troops as ‘very
active dusters’ or ‘victim always dies’.)
Presented by History in Action Theatre Company
£10.00
Licensed bar helps support WemsFest
WEDNESDAY 15 OCTOBER (P G Wodehouse’ Birthday)
8.00pm Anything Goes !
The Brookfield Hotel, Havant Road, Emsworth PO10 7LF
A joyous collection of songs which could arguably claim to be the foundations
of the glitz and glamour of the Broadway Musical. Jerome Kern and P G
Wodehouse wrote over 200 memorable songs together and tonight they’re
performed in front of a 5-piece band led by Andrew G Beaumont who
delighted so many with his big band at this year’s D-Day Commemorations.
£10.00 or £20.00 to include a fork supper – from 7.00pm
(must be pre-booked, vegetarian option available)
THURSDAY 16 OCTOBER
7.30pm Thank You Jeeves
Emsworth Community Centre, Church Path PO10 7DD
A fascinating dramatized reading of the book about Jeeves and Wooster
written and presented in the style of a 1930s radio show. Bertie’s relentless
playing of the banjolele creates a rift with Jeeves and the two go their
separate ways, or do they ? Fast-paced with twists, turns, and unexpected
revelations.
£10.00
Licensed bar helps support WemsFest
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7.30pm Thank You Jeeves
West Ashling & Funtington Village Hall, Southbrook Road, West Ashling
PO18 8DR
A fascinating dramatized reading of the book about Jeeves and Wooster
written and presented in the style of a 1930s radio show. Bertie’s relentless
playing of the banjolele creates a rift with Jeeves and the two go their
separate ways, or do they ? Fast-paced with twists, turns, and unexpected
revelations.
£10.00
Licensed bar helps support WemsFest
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8.00pm WoYzEcK – (a Murderous Musical !)
Chidham & Hambrook Village Hall, Main Road PO18 8TP
A decent murder, a real murder, a lovely murder, as lovely as you could wish
for. We haven't had one like this for so long!
Directed by double Curtain Call award-winning duo:
Ben O’Shaughnessy & Hannah Wood
“…a danse macabre we are witness to a breathtaking coup de theatre…
My advice would be to give yourself a chance of experiencing this rare
gem of a play before it closes.
(Peter McCrohon, Remotegoat.com, 13/05/14)
Witness Franz Woyzeck’s descent into madness, which culminates in the
most ignoble act imaginable! Specially adapted as a musical, Georg
Büchner’s classic slice of ‘epic theatre’ has thrilled audiences for over
200 years. Featuring a horse who counts !
£10.00
Licensed bar helps support WemsFest. Disabled access difficult due to stairs.
SATURDAY 18 OCTOBER
7.30pm A Life in Letters
Café Moka, 23 North Street, Emsworth PO10 7BY
A special show devised and based on the captivating letters written by P G
Wodehouse to his housekeeper Lillian Sarah Barnett when he lived in
Emsworth. Food available for separate purchase.
£10.00
(Numbers limited)
8.00pm WoYzEcK – (a Murderous Musical !)
Chidham & Hambrook Village Hall, Main Road PO18 8TP
A decent murder, a real murder, a lovely murder, as lovely as you could wish
for. We haven't had one like this for so long!
Directed by double Curtain Call award-winning duo:
Ben O’Shaughnessy & Hannah Wood
“…a danse macabre we are witness to a breathtaking coup de theatre…
My advice would be to give yourself a chance of experiencing this rare
gem of a play before it closes.
(Peter McCrohon, Remotegoat.com, 13/05/14)
Witness Franz Woyzeck’s descent into madness, which culminates in the
most ignoble act imaginable! Specially adapted as a musical, Georg
Büchner’s classic slice of ‘epic theatre’ has thrilled audiences for over
200 years. Featuring a horse who counts !
£10.00
Licensed bar helps support WemsFest. Disabled access difficult due to stairs.
SUNDAY 19 OCTOBER
11.00am Walking Football Tournament
Horndean Road Recreation Ground, Emsworth PO10 7PT
Your chance to participate in one of the quickest (?) growing sports in the UK.
Teams of 5.
No running, just walking, and over 50s only.
Details: 01243 378742 or [email protected]
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SUNDAY 19 OCTOBER
7.30pm WemsFest Team Quiz
The Westbourne Club, River Street, Westbourne PO10 8TG
Can your team lift the coveted title first won by ‘Selangor Avenue’ and now
being defended by ‘Southbourne’ Ten challenging rounds of ten questions.
£20.00
per team (up to 8 members). Proceeds to charity.
Exhibitions at Emsworth Museum, North Street PO10 7DD
6th September - 5th October
"H H Treagust & Sons - Celebration of 90 years on the High Street"
11th October - 2nd November
The Emsworth Improvement Scheme 1961 - 1962
Open until 2nd November on Saturdays from 10.30am until 4.30pm
and on Sundays from 2.30pm until 4.30pm
Admission Free Stairlift available Everyone welcome
Coming Up:
Emsworth Red Nose Comedy Festival 13-15 March 2015
Elements Festival, Earth, Wind, Fire, and Water
WemsFest supports
local businesses so
look out for the
product of this
microbrewery on
sale at our bars.
‘want to be involved ?
We can’t do this on our own. If you’d like to help with WemsFest
or any of our ancillary events please contact us: 01243 378742
or wemsfest btinternet.com
Booking Information:
In Person: Bookends, 7 High Street, Emsworth PO10 7AQ
Open Monday-Saturday 9.30am -5.00pm and accept cash, cheques,
major credit/debit cards.
Or online: www.wegottickets.com
(a small handling charge applies)
Dispelling
the myth…..
…..WemsFest
is a voluntary
organization
existing purely on
box-office, and bar,
income and the odd
bit of sponsorship
which we’re very
grateful for.
No-one is paid
except performers
By Post: B1, The Wren Centre, Westbourne Road, Emsworth PO10 7SU
Cheques to ‘WemsFest’. Please enclose SAE unless you live in
Emsworth/Westbourne – we will hand deliver.
Disabled Access
Unless indicated the venues can all be accessed. Please note that
St. Nicolas Church (Thorney Island) is a flat walk of c100m from
the nearest car parking.
WemsFest: Mark Ringwood (Artistic Director), Julian Sluggett (Creative Director),
Jane Allen (Administration), Mark Gay, and Paul ‘Benny’ Lillywhite (Technical).
WemsFest is a Community Interest Company Reg: 847505
AT A GLANCE
Sat 27 Sept
The Gift Arts – ‘Valued’ New Life
Thorney Road, Emsworth PO10 8BN
7.30pm Sally Barker, Heronshaw St. James’ Church, Emsworth PO10 7DP
Sun 28 Sept
7.30pm Michael Messer & Ed Genis The Emsworth Centre PO10 7EG
Mon 29 Sept
7.30pm Love, Love, Love ! The Emsworth Centre PO10 7EG
Tue 30 Sept
6.00pm The Emsworth Walk Emsworth Museum PO10 7DD
8.00pm Estas Tonne Tuppenny Barn, Southbourne PO10 8EZ
Wed 1 Oct
7.30pm Racton Follies 3 Emsworth Community Centre PO10 7DD
Thu 2 Oct
(National Poetry Day)
8.00pm Elvis McGonagall Emsworth Community Centre PO10 7DD
Fri 3 Oct
7.30pm Love, Love, Love ! Chidham & Hambrook Village Hall PO18 8TP
8.00pm ‘Andy Kershaw’s Global Dance Night Westbourne Club,
Westbourne PO10 8TG
Sat 4 Oct
(National Apple Day)
7.00pm Full Moon MTB Ride The Sussex Brewery, Hermitage PO10 8AU
8.00pm Troydon, Jam-Jah Westbourne Club, Westbourne PO10 8TG
Sun 5 Oct
7.30pm Louis Barabas’ Bedlam 6 Westbourne Club, Westbourne PO10 8TG
7.30pm In Their Own Words Chidham & Hambrook Village Hall PO18 8TP
Mon 6 Oct
7.30pm The Phantom of the Opera with Elizabeth-Jane Baldry, Harp
St. John’s Church, Westbourne PO10 8UL
Tue 7 Oct
7.30pm WemsFest Celebrity Strings St. John’s Church, Westbourne PO10 8UL
7.30pm Racton Follies 3 St. Nicholas Church, Thorney Island
Wed 8 Oct
7.30pm A Glass Half Full Emsworth Community Centre PO10 7DD
8.00pm Latif Bolat The Emsworth Centre PO10 7EG
Thu 9 Oct
7.30pm Anything Goes ! Emsworth Community Centre PO10 7DD
AT A GLANCE
Fri 10 Oct
4.00pm I Believe in Unicorns Emsworth Community Centre PO10 7DD
7.30pm A Life in Letters The Brookfield Hotel, Emsworth PO10 7LF
8.00pm Comedy Night: Brian Damage & Krysstal, Joe Wells,
A.N. Other, MC: Jeff Lane Westbourne Club, Westbourne PO10 8TG
Sat 11 Oct
12.30pm, 2.00pm Afloat on the Boat The Public Jetty (Millpond seawall)
Emsworth PO10 7EQ
8.00pm Dobet Gnahore, Na Dre Dance Westbourne Club, Westbourne PO10 8TG
8.00pm In Their Own Words The Brookfield Hotel, Emsworth PO10 7LF
Sun 12 Oct
11.00am WemsFest Hash The Woodmancote (pub) PO10 8RD
3.00pm Westbourne Guided Walk, Lych Gate, St. John’s Church PO10 8UL
Tue 14 Oct
7.30pm No Man’s Land: The Canary Girls, Victim Always Dies
The Emsworth Centre PO10 7EG
Wed 15 Oct
(P G Wodehouse’ Birthday)
7.30pm Anything Goes ! The Brookfield Hotel, Emsworth PO10 7LF
Thu 16 Oct
7.30pm Thank You Jeeves Emsworth Community Centre, PO10 7DD
Fri 17 Oct
7.30pm Thank You Jeeves West Ashling & Funtington Village Hall PO18 8DR
8.00pm WoYzEcK Chidham & Hambrook Village Hall, PO18 8TP
Sat 18 Oct
7.30pm A Life in Letters Café Moka, Emsworth PO10 7BY
8.00pm WoYzEcK Chidham & Hambrook Village Hall PO18 8TP
Sun 19 Oct
11.00am Walking Football Tournament Horndean Road Recreation Ground,
Emsworth PO10 7PT
7.30pm WemsFest Team Quiz The Westbourne Club, Westbourne PO10 8TG
Exhibitions at Emsworth Museum PO10 7DD
6 Sept - 5 Oct "H H Treagust & Sons - Celebration of 90 years on the High Street"
11 Oct - 2 Nov The Emsworth Improvement Scheme 1961 - 1962
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