Children have been left bitterly disappointed, and villagers confused by the decision. Nothing has derailed the annual tradition before β a panto. People were left scratching their heads as to why little Ansty was forced to cancel when many big theatres were continuing to stage the show. An eclectic mix of vintage antiques, crafts and collectables from over 60 traders. The Cabin Cafe Home made food served daily including full English breakfast, lunches, delicious cakes and fresh cream teas.
When we started this journey, publishing our first edition on February 11 this year, we wanted to launch a publication to bring the. But the costs of reaching an estimated 50, readers is high, and our advertising. So, while most publications have paywalls, subscriptions, and a cover price, we want to keep the publication free for all, and so we are asking for donations.
If you can donate, this will help us continue to publish every fortnight. Sherborne Museum is holding a Winter Talk at 2pm doors open from 1. Richard Sims explores the history of the twine and canvas industry of the local area and its importance in the manufacture of sailcloth.
Free for members of Sherborne Museum. Bridport Broadsides sea shanty group will perform at Bridport Town Hall at 7. Details Sandra Brown, Contact David on or email david hallofenergy. The concert will be a blend of Dorset-linked carols, folk songs, traditional music and entertaining tales. Come along for carols on the green on Friday night, bring all your family and dogs are welcome too! Warm up in church afterwards with some mulled punch, mince pies and hot drinks.
Or head to Bean on the Green for savoury options. Enjoy lovely slices of freshly baked homemade cake and hot drinks while wandering round the Christmas Tree Festival. Or pull up a chair and listen to the music. Cotswold poet Leonard Clark, with a melody by our own Tim Laycock. Light up a Life provides you with an opportunity to remember your loved ones while enabling Weldmar Hospicecare to continue their support for terminally ill people in the community and at the hospice in Dorchester.
