| 
     Street Entertainment  
    Supported by the Community Foundation for
      Calderdale 
      St Michael’s Square, Mytholmroyd 
      11am to 2pm 
      Free 
     
    Long Nose Puppets present Flyaway
Katie 
          Little Theatre, Holme Street, Hebden Bridge 
      11.00am to 11.45am 
      3.00pm to 3.45pm 
      £6 (£4) 
      
          Following last year’s sell-out performances of Shoe
      Baby, we are delighted to welcome back Long Nose
      Puppets with Flyaway Katie, based on the book by Polly
      Dunbar. The show is an inspiring flight of fancy about
      the power of imagination. Katie is all alone and feeling
      grey. The birds in the picture on her wall look so
      colourful - if only Katie could be as bright as them, who
      knows what might happen? 
    Aimed at the youngest members of the family (children
      aged 2 – 7), the performance of 30 minutes will be
      followed by an opportunity to meet the puppets! 
    ‘Magical and beautiful’ 
      (The Guardian)  
www.longnosepuppets.com 
 
  
Lunchtime Piano Recital: Gemma
  Beeson 
Heptonstall Church 
  1.00pm to 2.00pm 
  £6 (£4) £1 under 17s 
  Haydn: Sonata in F major Hob XVI:23 
  Rachmaninov: Sonata no.2 in B flat minor Op.36 
  Debussy: Estampes 
  Mendelssohn arr. 
  Rachmaninov: Scherzo from A Midsummer
  Night’s Dream 
  Having gained a first class honours degree at the
  RNCM, Gemma began a postgraduate course at the
  Guildhall School of Music and Drama in 2007 studying
  with Paul Roberts, and was awarded a Young Artists
  Fellowship in Piano in 2008.   
Gemma is a frequent performer throughout the UK and
  in Europe, both as soloist and chamber musician, and is
  in high demand as a recitalist in many concert series.
  She has an extensive concerto repertoire, and has
  performed as a soloist with many orchestras including
  the Hallé at Manchester’s Bridgewater Hall. 
 
 Katie Fforde 
  and Eleanor Moran 
Literary Lunch at Moyles, 
New Road,  
Hebden
  Bridge
   
  1.00pm to 2.30pm 
£24.00 includes 2 course meal with wine and
  coffee and entry to Artsmill event at 4.30pm   
Katie Fforde lives in Gloucestershire. Recently her old
  hobbies of ironing and housework have given way to
  singing, Flamenco dancing and husky racing. She is the
  author of fourteen previous bestsellers; her most recent
  novel Wedding Season peaked at number three on the
  bestsellers’ lists. Katie’s new novel Love Letters will be
  published in June.  
Eleanor Moran is a BBC executive producer (Rome,
  Hotel Babylon and New Tricks) who turned to writing
  whilst struggling to decide whether or not to accept a
  marriage proposal. The resulting novel - Stick or Twist -
  was published in February 2009. Her second novel, Mr
  Almost Right, is due in early 2010.
  This is an intimate and convivial lunch restricted to ten
  participants. We would like to thank Moyles for
  supporting this event. 
 
Katie Fforde and Eleanor Moran 
 Artsmill, 
  Linden Mill,  
  Linden Road,  
  Hebden Bridge 
  4.30pm to 5.30pm 
  £6 
  Romantic fiction has come a
  long way since swooning
  heroines and blushing
  brides. In this session,
  novelists Katie Fforde
  and Eleanor Moran
  will read from their
  work and answer
  questions about their
  lives, books and
  careers. A must for
  anyone interested in
  contemporary romantic
  fiction. 
 
The Hepton Singers 
Heptonstall Church 
  8pm to 10.00pm 
  £8 (£6) £2 under 17s 
  Directed by Roger Scaife and Alison West, The Hepton
  Singers present an exciting and challenging programme
  of English and Scottish vocal music by 20th and 21st
  century composers including Thea Musgrave, James
  Macmillan, Peter Maxwell Davies, Ralph Vaughan
  Williams and Benjamin Britten. 
 The concert also features a revised version of Alison
  West’s Rehearsing the Languages of Birds which
  was premiered at the Festival in 2007. 
 www.heptonsingers.co.uk 
 
  
Owter Zeds 
 Trades Club, 
Holme Street,  
Hebden Bridge 
  9.30pm to 11.30pm 
  £8 (£6) 
   
  The Zeds’ grand 25th anniversary event! The band,
  which plays an infectious blend of ska, rock, and
  reggae, formed in 1984 to play gigs in support of
  Yorkshire’s striking miners and their families. Since
  then, nearly forty musicians have passed through its
  ranks, and the band intends to invite as many of these
  ex-members as possible onto The Trades Club stage to
  celebrate the first quarter-century of Zedding. Owter
  Zeds play all original material, specially designed to get
  audiences on their feet, so put on your skanking shoes!   
www.owterzeds.com 
 www.myspace.com/owterzeds 
   |