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Category: Sport or Games
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view Wed, 04/08/2021 - 12:00 - 16:00 National Play Day - Picnic in the Park

 All Children, their families, parents, carers, grandparents, are invited to bring a picnic and join us for an afternoon of play, crafting, friendship, cakes and tea on Wednesday 4th August.

We have two Short Tennis sessions run by Graham Howell planned between 2 and 3pm – all equipment provided. And Pop-Up Play construction and café role play sets provided by Helen Poll.  Pottery painting with Amanda Hottinger.

Fontmell Magna
view Wed, 23/07/2025 (All day) - Tue, 02/09/2025 (All day) Summer Sizzler Tennis Offer

 Fontmell Magna Tennis Court Special Offer

please contact Louise Murchie - Murchie25@btinternet.com for further details and a booking form.

Fontmell Magna
Category: Talk or Presentation
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view Sat, 07/05/2011 - 10:00 - 14:00 Dorset Village Halls Association (DVHA) AGM

 This is an open meeting for managers of Village and Community halls in Dorset.  

It includes the AGM for DVHA Members and an Open Forum on the way Halls can survive the recession cuts in funding for the Village Halls Advisory Service in the county.

Admission is £7 for non-members to include a buffet lunch.  Contact the Secretary, Mary Mathers at mary.mathers@btinternet.com for further details.

Harmans Cross
view Fri, 13/05/2011 - 09:30 - 12:30 Painting for Pleasure - Landscapes in Watercolour

 We have the internationally-renowned artist Geoff Kersey giving a demonstration of painting Landscapes in Watercolour at West Moors Memorial Hall on the morning of 13th May.

The cost for non-members is £3.00 including tea/coffee and biscuits

Doors open at 9.30am, and the demonstration will start at 10am until 12.30pm

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West Moors
view Fri, 15/07/2011 - 09:30 - 12:30 Painting for Pleasure - Portraits in Pencil

 We have local artist Heather Lewis giving a demonstration of painting Portraits in pencil at West Moors Memorial Hall on the morning of 15th July.

The cost for non-members is £3.00 including tea/coffee and biscuits

Doors open at 9.30am, and the demonstration will start at 10am until 12.30pm

 
West Moors
view Sat, 01/10/2011 - 19:00 UK to BEIJING - By Bicycle

Instead of cycling 13 miles to work one day, Chris Smith kept on pedalling...........

Tickets £6 or Concessions at £ 4.50

Durweston
view Thu, 04/04/2013 - 19:30 - 22:00 Dorset Earth Mysteries Group presents a Sound Bath - with Lorna and Pav

This will be a gathering not to be missed.
You will be sitting in a circle to
join in with the group for a Vocal Experience
then relax as Lorna and Pav send soothing
sounds of Tibetan Bowls over you to put you in a deep meditative mode.

Free tea and coffee.

Entrance to non Members £4.50

Stapehill
view Thu, 02/05/2013 - 19:15 - 22:30 Relocated: Dorset Earth Mysteries Group presents Jackie Queally

Metatronic Earth grids over Roslin (Scotland) and the Burren (Ireland).  Now at Ferndown - see details below

Stapehill
view Thu, 07/11/2013 - 19:15 - 22:30 FRACKtured Future.. it doesn't have to be this way! - Ian Crane - Dorset Earth Mysteries Group

Former oilfield executive Ian R Crane has engaged industry sources and independent researchers to lay the foundations for his investigations into fracking – mining of shale and coal seam gas. In “Fractured Future – It doesn’t have to be this way”, a nationwide speaking tour, Ian asks whether this ‘miracle’ of nature really will be the solution to our nation’s problems? Is it going to be the best thing for us since North Sea gas, or are there hidden dangers which could impact upon communities in ways which need open discussion?
 

Stapehill
view Thu, 05/12/2013 - 19:15 - 22:30 DEMG - The Gruesome History of Bodysnatching - Robert Stephenson

This illustrated talk will describe the activities of the resurrectionists in the 18th and early 19th centuries. The proliferation of anatomy schools during this period created a huge demand for dead bodies on which to practice dissection. Unfortunately most of these corpses were supplied by unscrupulous individuals prepared to violate fresh graves for the considerable profits involved.

Stapehill