November 2019
Saturday, 30th November 2019 - Friday, 27th December 2019
Fish, Bees and Doves
Venue: The Station
An exhibition by Michelle Tripp BA MA Fine Art
The Lady Chapel at Osmotherley is a favourite place for artist Michelle Tripp to draw and paint. Medieval illuminations of beehives, dovecotes and the symbolic meaning of bees, fish and birds have woven themselves into the abstracted art of this exhibition.
Digital technology and medieval illuminations have both informed the work.
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Saturday, 30th November 2019 - Monday, 30th December 2019
Association of Animal Artists Winter Exhibition
Venue: The Station
Celebrating their 10th year, the Association of Animal Artists return to The Station Gallery for their Winter Exhibition!
With members from the UK and abroad this is a fantastic opportunity to see the work of award winning, professional and amateur artists with one common aim – to depict the spirit, beauty and wonder of nature at its finest!
With a variety of work in oils, pastels, pencil, watercolour, acrylic, 3D and more there really is something for everyone.
All artwork is for sale and a percentage of sales will go to the Associations’ Charity of the Year, The Bumblebee Conservation Trust.
A selection of exhibiting artists will be demonstrating their skills and be on hand to talk about their work and the AAA at the Grand Opening of the Exhibition on 30th November from 9am-12pm.
Free Entry
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December 2019
Saturday, 14th December 2019
“A Countryside Christmas”
Venue: St Mary’s Parish Church
Time: 6.30 pm (doors open at 6.00 pm)
The Station Singers present their Christmas concert supporting Original Richmond in Bloom & Just the Job.
Tickets: £9 in advance, £11 on the door. Children enter free but require a ticket. Light refreshments included.
Tickets available from 20th November at
Wives Kitchen, Castle Hill Bookshop, King Street Kitchen and Gift shop, Neeps and Tatties, St. Mary’s Church and choir members.
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Saturday, 14th December 2019
David Clough
Venue: Castle Hill Bookshop
Time: 11am
Local author, David Clough will be signing copies of his book 'Yorkie Boys'.
Local author, David Clough will be signing copies of his book 'Yorkie Boys' - Growing up in the Yorkshire Dales of the 1950s at Castle Hill Bookshop, Richmond between 11am-1pm.
Just pop in, no ticket needed. Any further information please call the bookshop, 01748 824243
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Saturday, 14th December 2019
Festive Crafts Workshop
Venue: Foxglove Covert Nature Reserve
Time: 10am-12noon
Make a beautiful miniature, decorative Christmas tree or a wreath from natural materials.
Make a beautiful miniature, decorative Christmas tree or a wreath from natural materials. At the end of this workshop you will have a stunning centrepiece for any festive occasion. Tea/coffee and a mince pie are included. Booking is essential as places are limited. There is a required donation of £15 per person to cover materials and a discounted donation of £10 for Friends of the reserve and Volunteers.
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Friday, 20th December 2019
Festive Party Night
Venue: The Black Bull, Moulton
Time: 7 pm onwards
Join us for our festive party nights. Enjoy our three-course festive party menu along with live music from our DJ. £ 29.95 per person.
Must be pre booked. A £ 10.00 per person non refundable deposit is required on booking. A pre order will also be required.
To book call Melanie on 01325 377556
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Saturday, 21st December 2019
Scalextric Racing
Venue: The Station
Time: 10am - 4pm
With Spaven Scalextrics
Spaven Scalextric Events are running a taster at The Station to offer kids (and big kids) a chance to try their hand at modern Scalextric racing!
The track will be set up for head-to-head racing, with digital state of the art lap timing, wireless controllers, and the potential to be challenged by pit stops, adverse weather conditions and your fuel running out during a race!
Prices
Head to head racing - £1
Time trial - £2
Held in The Substation (opposite Angel's Share Bakery)
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Tuesday, 24th December 2019
The Richmond Crib Service
Venue: St Mary’s Parish Church
Time: 4pm
Children and those young at heart? Can you help?
We urgently need:mooing cows, woolly sheep, shiny angels, marvellous Marys, jolly Josephs, and twinkling stars.
If you can help with any of the above then come and join us at the Crib Service where once again we will follow the story of Angel Small and find out all about the exciting discovery he will make in a stable in Bethlehem.
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January 2020
Saturday, 11th January 2020 - Wednesday, 22nd January 2020
Essences
Venue: The Station
by Alan Roberts Photography
Alan Roberts is a self-taught photographer with over 35 years of experience. His body of work is eclectic, covering all aspects of the art form,. From abstract perceptions of natural and man-made objects to candid portraiture; from sky, sea and waterscapes to the bare beauty of skeletal winter trees.
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Saturday, 11th January 2020 - Wednesday, 22nd January 2020
Striking Images
Venue: The Station
A collection of paintings and photographs inspired by images from home and abroad.
Phil Goldsborough is a self taught artist based in Middleton St George. He first exhibited paintings in Darlington Library as Painter of the Month in 1975. He has since exhibited in Darlington Art Centre.
Eileen Goldsborough is a keen amateur photographer who has had photographs published in the Northern Echo and specialist photography magazines, as well as BBC weather bulletins. In 2014 she won a prestigious photography competition for the Jersey Tourist Board and has been a member of the Northern Echo photography club since its formation.
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Wednesday, 22nd January 2020
Richmondshire Concerts present the Bach Players
Venue: Influence Church, Victoria Road
Time: 19:30
Music by Rameau, Jacquet de la Guerre, Marais, Rebel, Anglebert, Clérambault and composers of the age of Louis XIV.
Tonight's programme paints a musical picture of the chamber music presented to 'the Sun King' by his favourite composers, on violin, viola da gamba, theorbo and harpsichord.
Tickets are £16 online, or at Castle Hill Bookshop, or at the door
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Thursday, 30th January 2020
Talk: Hostile Environment
Venue: The Green Howards Museum
Time: 6.30pm to 8.00pm
We tell the little known story of how Britain played its part in the Russian Civil War.
Instead of returning home at the end of the First World War, thousands of British soldiers, including 1300 Green Howards, were deployed to northern Russia.
Find out why they went, what they found there, and how they coped in such a hostile environment. There’s murder, mutiny, epic journeys, divided loyalties and questionable motives.
Using personal archives from the museum’s collection this Museum Talk explores the complex positioning of ‘red’ versus ‘white’ at a time of enormous global social and political upheaval.
This Museum Talk accompanies our extended and updated Special Exhibition.
Tickets are £5 and are available from the museum – call 01748 826561, or reserve online.
Please note, this Museum Talk starts at 6.30pm.
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February 2020
Saturday, 15th February 2020 - Wednesday, 26th February 2020
Up to Now
Venue: The Station
An exhibition of acrylic paintings, inspired by a passion for wild places, vibrant colour and the love of all things animal.
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‘Up to now’ is the exciting first exhibition by Vicky Tucker - an eclectic mix of stunning paintings that mark where Vicky’s artistic journey has taken her ‘up to now’.
Initially training as a textile designer, Vicky returned to her grass roots of drawing and painting. Vicky specialises in animal portraits and over the last twelve years has accrued a large customer base both nationally and internationally.
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Wednesday, 19th February 2020
Richmondshire Concerts present the Solem Quartet
Venue: Influence Church, Victoria Road
Time: 19:30
Haydn: Quartet Op. 64 no.5, 'The Lark'
Bartók: Quartet No. 5
Brahms: Quartet in Op. 51 No. 2
Founded in 2011 at the University of Manchester, the Solem Quartet has accumulated more prizes and distinguished mentors than would seem possible in the time, and is Quartet in Residence at the University of Liverpool. The quartet has been commissioned to undertake a complete Beethoven and Bartók cycle over a three year period.
Tickets are £16 online, or at Castle Hill Bookshop, or at the door
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Wednesday, 19th February 2020
Slime Workshops
Venue: The Station
With The Creation Station
Join Vanessa from The Creation Station for a super SLIME workshop! Make your own gooey slime and take it home in your own decorated pot!
Suitable for ages 4+
Session times:
10am - 11am
11.30am - 12.30pm
1.30pm - 2.30pm
3pm - 4pm
£8 per child.
Booking essential. Tickets can be purchased from The Shop at The Station. 01748 828263
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Thursday, 20th February 2020
Half Term Crafts
Venue: The Station
with The Creation Station
Join Vanessa from The Creation Station for fun half term crafts that children of all ages can enjoy!
Suitable for ages 2 - 11 yrs.
Session Times:
10 - 11am
11.15am - 12.15pm
12.30pm - 1.30pm
2pm - 3pm
£7 per child.
Booking essential. Tickets can be purchased from The Shop at The Station. 01748 828263
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Saturday, 29th February 2020 - Wednesday, 11th March 2020
My Back Yard
Venue: The Station
A collection of paintings inspired by the surrounding Dales landscape.
Having grown up in Wensleydale, artist Lynn Ward has never been short of stunning views to influence her creativity. With an impressionistic style, Lynn tries to capture the humble magnificence of the dales landscape, as reflected in this collection of original pieces and prints.
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Saturday, 29th February 2020 - Wednesday, 11th March 2020
Artschool Gallery
Venue: The Station
An exhibition of contemporary sculpture by Guy Masterman.
Guy Masterman has been engaged with sport all his life. A former international racquetball player, professor and author, he has now turned to art. As an artist, he uses the mediums of wire, wood and concrete and looks to capture form, movement and balance in sculpture. Guy crosses the boundaries between art and physical activity, with an eye to sometimes deceive and defy.
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March 2020
Wednesday, 18th March 2020
Richmondshire Concerts present the Carice Singers
Venue: Influence Church, Victoria Road
Time: 19:30
Songs by Howells, Bax, Ireland, Janáček, Elgar, Berg, Ross Edwards, Grieg and Finzi.
A 14-strong choir of professional singers. In the words of Gramophone magazine, "Few can match the Carice Singers for musicality and beauty of tone".
Tickets are £16 online, or at Castle Hill Bookshop, or at the door
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Thursday, 19th March 2020
Talk: The sounds of war
Venue: The Green Howards Museum
Time: 7:00 pm - 8:30 pm
Take a musical journey through conflict.
Explore the way recordings have been used to capture key moments in history in the pre-digital age.
From bombing raids to morale-boosting speeches, you’re guaranteed a totally marvellous immersive experience with one man and his gramophone.
Tickets: £5. Reserve online or book at the museum or on 01748 826561.
Donation bar.
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Saturday, 28th March 2020 - Wednesday, 8th April 2020
Yorkshire Pride
Venue: The Station
with Sue Dewhurst and Rosemary North.
Sue Dewhurst will be presenting a mix of her latest 'Owd Lasses - introducing 'Donna Kebab' and friends - alongside her Dales Barn paintings. Rosemary North will be showing her latest contemporary takes on the area, its architecture and landscapes.
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Saturday, 28th March 2020
Casino Night
Venue: The Station
Time: 19:30
Channel your inner James Bond and join us for our Casino Night!
Dress to impress and enjoy a fantastic evening of food and entertainment.
£25pp including buffet and desserts PLUS £100 of fun money to spend!
Booking essential on 01748 825967
Please state dietary requirements on booking
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April 2020
Thursday, 16th April 2020
Talk: Treasures in store
Venue: The Green Howards Museum
Time: 7:00 pm - 8:30 pm
Personal passions, clever collecting, and of course, some spoils of war.
Join the museum team to discover just how we’ve come to hold such precious history in our care. We’ll also reveal the highlights in our current exhibition, where some very special objects are being given their time to shine.
Tickets: £5. Reserve online or book at the museum or on 01748 826561.
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May 2020
Saturday, 9th May 2020
Only Fools at Fawlty Towers
Venue: The Station
Time: 19:00
at The Station Café | Bar
The Station Café | Bar is excited to bring you another comedy dining event, this time merging two iconic shows - Only Fools & Horses and Fawlty Towers!
Boycie has organised a surprise 50th Birthday party for Del Boy and has booked the function suite at Fawlty Towers. Basil is not happy, but Sybil is looking forward to a fabulous night. Rodney and Cassandra have got the message that it is a fancy dress party. Any guesses who they will arrive as? Uncle Albert tries to organise a sing-a-long, as only he can! Then enjoy a grand finale with Raquel and Tony - don’t miss this!
All the above and a superb three course meal for £37.50pp*
Book early to avoid disappointment on 01748 825967
*£10pp deposit required on booking.
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Thursday, 21st May 2020
Talk: 1940: A year of retreat
Venue: The Green Howards Museum
Time: 7:00 pm - 8:30 pm
It’s the 80th anniversary of the evacuation at Dunkirk and the German invasion of Norway.
Find out what happened to the soldiers who saw action at both these pivotal moments in the early stages of the Second World war, and discover how sometimes the stark facts of failure and defeat can be moulded into moments of glory.
Tickets: £5. Reserve online or book at the museum or on 01748 826561.
Donation bar.
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Saturday, 30th May 2020 - Sunday, 31st May 2020
Introduction to beekeeping
Venue: Field centre, Foxglove Covert Local Nature Reserve, Catterick Garrison, Richmond
Time: 09.50
A 2-day theoretical and practical introduction to beekeeping course, designed especially for those with no beekeeping experience.
The Richmond and District Beekeepers Association (RDBKA) will be running its population 2-day course on the theory of beekeeping combined with practical 'hands-on' experience at the Foxglove Covert Field Centre in Catterick. Everyone is welcome but places are limited, so please book early. No previous experience is needed. The aim is to learn about honeybees and the art of beekeeping. It is a taster session for those who might like to keep bees in the future or for those who would just like to find out more about honeybees. The cost is £50 per person or £80 per couple. Application can be made via the RDBKA website.
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June 2020
Thursday, 18th June 2020
Talk: 2020 vision: reconnaissance and the regiment
Venue: The Green Howards Museum
Time: 7:00 pm - 8:30 pm
The 161st Reconnaissance Regiment started life as a battalion of the Green Howards.
Learn more about the soldiers who become the eyes and ears of the military, and the vital importance of a reliable recce in any campaign.
Tickets: £5. Reserve online or book at the museum or on 01748 826561.
Donation bar.
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July 2020
Thursday, 16th July 2020
Talk: Green on Green: three centuries of Irish influence
Venue: The Green Howards Museum
Time: 7:00 pm - 8:30 pm
Revealing the important role of the Emerald Isle in the regiment’s history.
From an accident prone Commanding Officer to the thousands of Irish Green Howards who served all over the world, we’ll discover bravery, service and sacrifice spanning the Battle of the Boyne to the height of The Troubles.
Tickets: £5. Reserve online or book at the museum or on 01748 826561.
Donation bar.
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September 2020
Thursday, 17th September 2020
Talk: The Yorkshireman who made the Middle East
Venue: The Green Howards Museum
Time: 7:00 pm - 8:30 pm
Look at a map of the Middle East and you’ll see the perfectly straight lines of national borders.
Look at a map of the Middle East and you’ll see the perfectly straight lines of national borders. In 1916, Sir Mark Sykes, who served with the Green Howards, helped decide the fate of millions of people in this regions. Find out about the man variously described as impulsive, daring and romantic, and the ongoing repercussions of those fateful lines drawn in the sand.
“Give me a native regiment to organise, a rebellion to raise, a map to make”, implored Mark Sykes whilst languishing in a dead-end military job in Ireland.
Tickets: £5. Reserve online or book at the museum or on 01748 826561.
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