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October 21st / Sunday 8th – Walking Festival
Saturday 7th
 Fireworks
The display is Free! A collection will be made during the evening for local charities. Please give generously. Lyme Regis harbour followed by
Bonfire on the beach
Sunday 8th Remembrance Day
 Remembrance Sunday Parade
from Langmoor Gardens. All those wishing to take part in the parade please be there before 9.30am.
followed by
Remembrance Service
with Lyme Regis Town Band at St. Michael's Church, Church Street at 10am. All local organisations welcome to take part, serving representatives from all of the Armed Forces are expected to attend in uniform.
Wednesday 11th Armistice Day NATIONAL TWO MINUTES SILENCE at 11.00 am
Armistice Day Service.
At the Monmouth Street War Memorial, St Georges Square. 11am: Please be sure to arrive early.
Wednesday 25th
 AGM followed by Talk ‘History of Watercress Production in the UK’
by Charles Barter – Director of ‘The Watercress Company’ (Dorset & Hampshire) Uplyme and Lyme Regis Horticultural Society
Non-members: temporary membership fee of £3.
7.30pm
Uplyme Village Hall
Saturday 28th
Switch-on Saturday – the switching on of the Lyme Regis Christmas Lights More info below.
Switch on of the Christmas Lights.
5.30pm prompt -
 Come early for the Lantern Parade and enjoy the atmosphere:
Join in the countdown -
don't be late or you'll miss it!
5.30pm prompt
The Christmas Tree, The Shambles, Broad Street
2014 Events you may have missed
Lyme History Walk
Discover the unique & colourful history of Lyme Regis, with gripping stories of remarkable people & events that have helped to shape the town’s history: Adventure on land & sea, smugglers & pirates, scandal & rebellion, society & the arts- this walk has it all! Organised by Lyme History Walks. Departs from the Marine Theatre at 11am. Cost £7 per person,
children half price. Booking details from Chris Lovejoy on 01297 443140, email christolovejoy@gmail.com
Mary Anning Walk
Learn about the life of ‘the greatest fossil hunter ever
known’. Explore Lyme Regis as Mary knew it, see where she lived & where she sold her fossils. The walk follows the old paths & streets of Lyme & is moderately difficult with some steep
slopes & approximately 20 steps. Flat shoes & waterproofs are recommended. Organised by Literary Lyme. Departs from the Lyme
Regis Philpot Museum, Bridge Street, Lyme Regis at 1.30pm. Duration approx. 1.5hrs. Cost £6 adults, children & students £3. Advance reservations required. Email walks@lymeregismuseum.co.uk Tel: 01297 443370
 RSPB Birdsong Walk
FREE-guided walk along the banks for the river Lym to Uplyme. Learn the songs of some of the more common species during the walk & look out for some of our more unusual feathered friends - like ravens & peregrine falcons. Limited supply of binoculars available for hire, so bring your own. Departs from the Town Mill, Lyme Regis at 10am. More details from Lynn Burningham, Please bring suitable
clothing & footwear to avoid mud, puddles and maybe the odd spot of rain! Departs from the Town Mill, Lyme Regis at 10am. More details from Lynn Burningham, RSPB Dorset 07826 919038n
Lyme History Walk
Discover the unique & colourful history of Lyme Regis, with gripping stories of remarkable people & events that have helped to shape the town’s history: Adventure on land & sea, smugglers & pirates, scandal & rebellion, society & the arts- this walk has it all! Organised by Lyme History Walks.
Departs from the Marine Theatre at 11am. Cost £7 per person, children half price. Booking details from Chris Lovejoy on 01297 443140, email christolovejoy@gmail.com
Last Posting date for International Mail (formerly surface mail) to Eastern Europe, Greece, Cyprus, Turkey, Malta and Iceland
Soup and Sweet Lunch
12 - 2pm Woodmead Hall
Half Moon Young People’s Theatre presents: How far would you run to find freedom?
 A hard-hitting story of two teenagers, brought together through the dynamic discipline of free-running. Kris and Zara share a city but can’t find a place to rest. Haunting memories mix with an uncomfortable present as they keep on running, unable to face the consequences of their pasts – unable to stop or think for even a moment. FREE tells the story of two teenagers, brought together through the dynamic discipline of free running, who
face life-changing choices when a practice designed for self-improvement and freedom starts to cage them in. FREE asks what we’re running away from and if we’re ever willing to stop and confront what we’ve left behind. 8.00pm Marine Theatre
Running Time: 1hr (approx) followed by a textback session Full Price: £10.00 Under 16s: £5.00 TheatreFriends Discount available LYT members can come for £1!
Fossil Walk
 Join one of Lyme Regis Museum’s famous fossil walks with Geologist Paddy Howe & Marine biologist Chris Andrew. Walks last approx. 2 hours & your fossil walk ticket gives you free admission to the museum, where you will be able to see displays of rare fossils, learn all
about Mary Anning, the famous early palaeontologist who once lived on the site of the museum, & much more. Departs 9am from Lyme Regis Museum, Bridge Street, Lyme Regis. £11 per person £6 for children. For more information & reservations, call 01297 443370
Belle
BELLE is inspired by the true story of Dido Elizabeth Belle, the illegitimate mixed race daughter of a Royal Navy
 Admiral. Raised by her aristocratic great-uncle Lord Mansfield and his wife, Belle's lineage affords her certain privileges, yet the col.....Anyone is welcome to come to Silver Screen; you don’t have to be over a
certain age to enjoy these shows. A Silver Screen ticket is just £3.50, and that comes with a complimentary tea or coffee. 10.30am,
The Regent Cinema
Fossil Walk
Join one of Lyme Regis Museum’s famous fossil walks with Geologist Paddy Howe & Marine biologist Chris Andrew. Walks last approx. 2 hours & your fossil walk ticket gives you free admission to the museum, where you will be able to see displays of rare fossils, learn all
about Mary Anning, the famous early palaeontologist who once lived on the site of the museum, & much more. Departs 9.45am from Lyme Regis Museum, Bridge Street, Lyme Regis. £11 per person £6 for children. For more information & reservations, call 01297 443370
Electric Bike Tour: Marshwood Vale
 3 hour electric bike guided tour of the beautiful Marshwood Vale. The route will explore a very special part of West Dorset. There will be a number of points of interest along the way, including a visit to the shrine of one of only two saints to survive the Reformation. Refreshments will be available halfway at a welcoming country pub with a roaring open fire. Organised by Jurassic Electric Bike
Adventures. Departs from Whitchurch Canonicorum at 2pm. Tour costs £25 per person, including electric bike, helmet & pannier hire. Participants much be at least 14 years old. Advance reservations
essential. For more information and reservations, contact martin Gershon on 07796 135256 or visit www.jurassic-electric.co.uk
DRAMA Classes
 Communication; Speech; ACT; SELF-ESTEEM; DYNAMIC ENTHUSIASM;
EXPRESSION THEATRICAL; PERFORMANCE; SOCIALISATION; CREATIVITY; PUBLIC SPEAKING; PRESENTATION SKILLS;
CONFIDENCE. (5 - 7 YEARS) Fridays 4:00 - 5:00PM (8 - 11 YEARS) Fridays 5:00 - 6:00PM. HELEN O’GRADY DRAMA ACADEMY, THE HUB, LYME REGIS. CONTACT GEORGINA for a FREE TRIAL 01308 423591 westdorset@helenogrady.co.uk
 Windows & Flight PDI & Print Competitions.
For further information please contact Chairman John Wallis on 01297 444733 or see
Lyme Bay Photographic Club 7.30 pm 10.00pm. Woodmead Halls.
Laying of Poppy wreaths
10.30am at the commonwealth war graves and a short service at the HMS Formidable memorial in Lyme Regis Town cemetery, followed by a short service at the Polish war Memorial in Anning Road (between Woodmead Road and Queens Walk junctions) at 11am
Fossil Walk
Join one of Lyme Regis Museum’s famous fossil walks with Geologist Paddy Howe & Marine biologist Chris Andrew. Walks last approx. 2 hours & your fossil walk ticket gives you free admission to the museum, where you will be able to see displays of rare fossils, learn
all about Mary Anning, the famous early palaeontologist who once lived on the site of the museum, & much more. Departs 10.30am from Lyme Regis Museum, Bridge Street, Lyme Regis. £11 per person £6 for children. For more information & reservations, call 01297 443370
Lyme History Walk
Discover the unique & colourful history of Lyme Regis, with gripping stories of remarkable people & events that have helped to shape the town’s history: Adventure on land & sea, smugglers & pirates, scandal & rebellion, society & the arts- this walk has it all! Organised by Lyme History Walks.
Departs from the Marine Theatre at 11am. Cost £7 per person, children half price. Booking details from Chris Lovejoy on 01297 443140, email christolovejoy@gmail.com
Mary Anning Walk
Learn about the life of ‘the greatest fossil hunter ever known’. Explore Lyme Regis as Mary knew it, see where she lived & where she sold her fossils. The walk follows the old paths & streets of Lyme & is moderately difficult with some steep slopes & approximately 20 steps. Flat shoes & waterproofs are recommended. Organised by Literary Lyme. Departs fro the Lyme
Regis Philpot Museum, Bridge Street, Lyme Regis at 1.30pm. Duration approx. 1.5hrs. Cost £6 adults, children & students £3. Advance reservations required. Email walks@lymeregismuseum.co.uk Tel: 01297 443370
Bonfire on the beach
Pulled pork and lamb sandwiches, hot and cold drinks available. From 5pm Charmouth foreshore
The Dave Kelly Band
 If there is such a thing as a British 'blues pedigree', then Dave Kelly sets the standard. Kelly is a blues craftsman - a journeyman who has served his time with the best.
Many know Dave from his work as a founding member of the Blues Band. But when they started back in 1979 he was already a seasoned blues artist with a reputation across the world. He’s played with Howlin’ Wolf, John Lee Hooker, and won the British Blues Awards acoustic artist of the year for five consecutive years. Now he returns to the Marine for an evening of music with his very own group, The
Dave Kelly Band. Doors: 7.45pm Onstage: 8.30pm Running time: 2hrs 30mins (approx) Marine Theatre
Full Price: £13.50 Concessions: £11.50 TheatreFriends Discount available LYT members can come for £1!
Fossil Walk
Join one of Lyme Regis Museum’s famous fossil walks with Geologist Paddy Howe & Marine biologist Chris Andrew. Walks last approx. 2 hours & your fossil walk ticket gives you free admission to the museum, where you will be able to see displays of rare fossils, learn all about Mary Anning, the famous early
palaeontologist who once lived on the site of the museum, & much more. Departs 11am from Lyme Regis Museum, Bridge Street, Lyme Regis. £11 per person £6 for children. For more information & reservations, call 01297 443370 Or visit www.lymeregismuseum.co.uk/whats -on/fossil-walks
Antiques & Collectables Fair
 Free entrance to customers and free stands to stallholders. Light refreshments available.– 11:30am to 4pm Fairwater Head Hotel Hawkchurch, Near Axminster Devon EX13 5TX Tel: 01297 678 349 Fax: 01297 678 459
www.fairwaterheadhotel.co.uk
'Oh what a lovely war'
Local company 3QB in association with Lyme Regis Dramatic Society, Lyme Youth Theatre and actors enlisted from all over the area are proud to present
'Oh what a lovely war' To mark the centenary of the outbreak of the First World War - and as a fundraiser for the Marine Theatre - local company 3QB, alongside the Marine Theatre, have signed up groups from across Lyme to stage our very own community production of Joan Littlewood’s musical entertainment Oh, What a Lovely War!
Built upon the rousing score of popular tunes that ordinary British soldiers sang during a war that killed ten million in four years this Musical Entertainment production is a powerful comment against war. First seen fifty years ago at the Theatre Royal, Stratford East, where the play was created by
Joan Littlewood’s Theatre Workshop Company, Gerry Raffles, Charles Chilton and with title suggested by Ted Allen, the show was an instant success and has been delighting and moving audiences ever since. 7.30pm Marine Theatre Full Price: £12.00 Under 16s: £5.00 TheatreFriends Discount Available. Free Entry to Lyme Regis Passport Holders LYT members can come for £1!
Stuart Roper: Local Stories of W.W.1
Uplyme and Lyme Regis WI. Meetings are held on second Wednesday of the month at Uplyme Village Hall 2.30 – 4.30. New members always welcome: contact
Irene 01297 444775 or Lynda 01297 35647
'Oh what a lovely war'
Local company 3QB in association with Lyme Regis Dramatic Society, Lyme Youth Theatre and actors enlisted from all over the area are proud to present
'Oh what a lovely war' To mark the centenary of the outbreak of the First World War - and as a fundraiser for the Marine Theatre - local company 3QB, alongside the Marine Theatre, have signed up groups from across Lyme to stage our very own community production of Joan Littlewood’s musical entertainment Oh, What a Lovely War!
Built upon the rousing score of popular tunes that ordinary British soldiers sang during a war that killed ten million in four years this Musical Entertainment production is a powerful comment against war. First seen fifty years ago at the Theatre Royal, Stratford East, where the play was created by
Joan Littlewood’s Theatre Workshop Company, Gerry Raffles, Charles Chilton and with title suggested by Ted Allen, the show was an instant success and has been delighting and moving audiences ever since. 7.30pm Marine Theatre Full Price: £12.00 Under 16s: £5.00 TheatreFriends Discount Available. Free Entry to Lyme Regis Passport Holders LYT members can come for £1!
The Railway Man
Based on his best-selling memoir, The Railway Man tells the extraordinary and epic true story of Eric Lomax, a British Army officer who is tormented as a prisoner of war at a Japanese labour camp during World War II. Decades later, Lomax discovers ... RUNNING TIME: 116 mins ...Anyone is welcome to come to Silver Screen; you don’t have to be over a
certain age to enjoy these shows. A Silver Screen ticket is just £3.50, and that comes with a complimentary tea or coffee. 10.30am,
The Regent Cinema
AGM
10.00am with the formal part of the meeting. After a short coffee break Lady Gifford will talk to us about her
 Year as Mayoress of the City of London
when her husband Sir Roger Gifford was Mayor in 2012 -13. In an earlier life Dr Clare Taylor / Gifford worked in the Haematology Department of the Royal Free Hospital. Running the Mansion House must have been very different. Woodmead Hall
 Jurassic Art & Craft Fayre
Knitted & stitched gifts, Christmas decorations, Driftwood Gifts, Paintings & reproductions, Greetings Cards, Beach Bags, Glass, Jewellery, Pottery, Wood Turning, Homemade Cakes & Preserves, Refreshments. 10.30 am - 4.30 pm Charmouth Heritage Coast Centre, Centre & Gift Shop open as normal. Large pay car parks adjacent. Upstairs but ramp at rear. Free Entry.
Tim Rice and Andrew Lloyd Webber's 'Jesus Christ Superstar'
An amateur production by arrangement with The Really Useful Group Ltd performed by Axminster Musical Theatre (formerly Axminster Operatic Society). One of the best Rock Operas of all time 7.30pm (Sat matinee 2.30pm) at The Guildhall Axminster. Tickets from Archway Bookshop, Church Street Axminster. www.axminsteroperatic.co.uk
Last Posting Date for
International Mail (formerly surface mail) to Western Europe
The Invisible Woman
In 1857, at the height of his fame and fortune, novelist and social critic Charles Dickens meets and falls in love with teenage stage actress Nelly Ternan. As she becomes the focus of his heart and mind, as well as his muse, painful secrecy is the pr... RUNNING TIME: 110 mins Anyone is welcome to come to Silver Screen; you don’t have to be over a
certain age to enjoy these shows. A Silver Screen ticket is just £3.50, and that comes with a complimentary tea or coffee. 10.30am,
The Regent Cinema
Alan Humphries’ Black & White presentation on Exmouth Docks
For further information please contact Chairman John Wallis on 01297 444733 or see
Lyme Bay Photographic Club 7.30 pm 10.00pm. Woodmead Halls.
The Women of World War One
Women of World War One is a powerful and moving portrait of women's lives during The Great War, created by Musicians South West in collaboration with Petra Schofield/Magic Penny Productions. Poetry and prose on the subject of women's experiences of this cataclysmic event are vividly illustrated with slides and with music for
piano, stringed instruments and voice by female composers who were writing during the War. Factory workers, nurses, those in the Women's Land Army, fiancées, wives, mothers and daughters tell their stories in their own words, through letters, diaries and poems. Their emotions are eloquently expressed in the music of their contemporaries: Rebecca Clarke, Melanie Bonis, Nadia and Lili Boulanger,
and the recently rediscovered songwriter, Muriel Herbert. 7.30pm Running time: 1hr 30mins (approx) Marine Theatre Full Price: £10.00 Concessions: £9.00 TheatreFriends Discount Available. LYT members can come for £1! For further information, please visit
www.musicianssouthwest.com
 Free Microchipping
from The Dogs Trust. The law is changing: from 6th April 2015 you must have your dog chipped 11am - 3pm, Marine Parade Shelters see www.chipmydog.org.uk
Christmas Bazaar
Cakes and Produce, Books, Homecrafts, Raffle, Bottle tombola, Bric-a-brac, Christmas items, games by the scholchildren, refreshments and light lunches etc in aid of St Michaels Church and St Michaels School. Admission 50p, children free. 10.30 - 2pm Woodmead Hall
B Sharp: Annual Party
B Sharp welcomes all comers to their annual party! B Sharp is a small charity that changes young people's lives through music. They offer opportunities to play music
together, training and they develop young people's creative ideas in collaborative ways. The B Sharp annual party puts the fun into fundraising. If you can't come but want to support their work, you can make a donation on www.localgiving.com/charity/bsharp
Doors: 7.00pm Onstage: 8.00pm Running time: 4 hours (approx) Marine Theatre Full Price: £8.00 Concessions: £5.00 Under 18s: £5.00 Under 18s concessions: £3.00 Family ticket (2 adults, 2 under 18): £20.00 Family concession ticket: £15.00 Family (up to 7 people, any age):
£25.00 EVERYONE WELCOME!
For details of who’ll be on the bill, keep an eye on
www.bsharp.uk.com
 “Marine Life of Lyme Bay”
An illustrated talk by Rachel Davies of MARINElife. Joint talk: Lyme Regis Society with the Dorset Wildlife Trust. 2.30pm Woodmead Halls
Gardeners Question Time
- a panel of local experts to ‘solve your problems’. A panel of three local experts:- Mary Benger (Burrow Farm Gardens), Phil Gamble (gardens advisor) and Ashley Wheeler (Trill Farm Organic Vegetables)
Will be answering questions from the audience. Afterwards, tea or coffee and home-made cake will be available. Admission is free to members, £3 non-members. 7.30pm Uplyme Village Hall. For more details contact 01297 444034 or
Uplyme and Lyme Regis Horticultural Society
Floral Art Demonstration
by Pam Burge, Woodmead Halls 2.30pm
The Secret Life of Walter Mitty
A day-dreamer escapes his anonymous life by disappearing into a world of fantasies filled with heroism, romance and action. When his job along with that of his co-worker are threatened, he takes action in the real world embarking on a global journey ...Anyone is welcome to come to Silver Screen; you don’t have to be over a
certain age to enjoy these shows. A Silver Screen ticket is just £3.50, and that comes with a complimentary tea or coffee. 10.30am,
The Regent Cinema
Marine Theatre at River Cottage: The Budapest Café Orchestra
The Marine Theatre and River Cottage are combining their artistic and culinary skills to present a new and exciting evening of food with music or music with food. Park the car and take a tractor ride through breathtaking surroundings to the famous River Cottage site, whereby you will enjoy a seasonal welcome drink and canapés before being
seated for an evening of entertainment. You’ll be served a three course menu which will use the very best local and seasonal ingredients, decided on the day. On this occasion, join the hugely entertaining and immensely skilled Marine Theatre favourites, The Budapest Café Orchestra. Led by jazz violin superstar Christian Garrick, The Budapest Café Orchestra play traditional folk and gypsy music from across the Balkans and Russia, Klezmer, Romanian Doinas,
Hungarian Czadas and beautiful ballads such as the theme to Schindler's List. Evoking vivid images of Tzigane fiddle maestros, Budapest café life and gypsy campfires - with a few surprises along the way - it’s good enough to make you want to book a holiday along the Danube!
All tickets: £75pp, which includes a welcome drink, canapés and a three-course menu. To book, visit
www.rivercottage.net or call their events team on 01297 630 300.
Please state if you have any dietary requirements. 6.30pm
Last Posting Date for Airmail to Operational BFPOs
R&D by the Sea: 'From there to you, From me to here'
OddManOut presentation 4pm Marine Theatre. Free To book, give Lyme Regis Tourist Information Centre a ring on
01297 442 138 or email julia@marinetheatre.com
Jazz in the Bar: Charlie Hearnshaw & Philip Clouts
This year’s final performance of in our intimate Jazz in the Bar series welcomes Charlie Hearnshaw to the Stage Door Bar. Alto sax and clarinet player Hearnshaw has performed, recorded and broadcast with many top jazz musicians from the UK and abroad including Don Weller, Andy Sheppard, Alan Barnes and the
late great Slim Gaillard.This evening he will accompanied by pianist Philip Clouts for an evening of well loved classics of the jazz repertoire. Doors: 7.00pm Onstage: 8.00pm Running time: 2hrs (approx) Marine Theatre In advance: £6.50 On the door: £7.50 TheatreFriends Discount Available
 Christmas Bingo
For Cancer Research UK Eyes down 8pm Woodmead Hall
Free lantern-making workshop
at the Lyme Regis Baptist Church Hall, Broad Street 3pm
Lantern Competition
In the Baptist Church 4.30
Christmas Lantern Parade
with Lyme Regis Majorettes and Father Christmas 5.15pm prompt from the Baptist Church
15.00 Lantern Making Workshop in the Baptist Church Hall
16.30 Judging of all the lanterns
17.15 Christmas Lantern Parade leaves the Baptist Church with Father Christmas on the Fire engine and the Lyme Regis Majorettes.
Family Santa Fun Run
A 2 mile fun run in Dorchester. Embrace the festive spirit this Christmas and join us for some seasonal fun at our fourth Family Santa Fun Run. Fun for all the family – we ho-ho-hope you will join us - it's all in a good Claus - the Joseph Weld Hospice! 11am starting at Joseph Weld Hospice.
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Free parking in Woodmead and Cabanya car parks now available |
 Winter and Shopper Permits
and Shopper Permits for Woodmead Hall all year for Lyme Regis Residents
on production of a full residents council tax bill and vehicle registration document document showing the same address.
Permits cannot be issued without the above.
Lyme Regis Town Council Office
10 -1pm and 2-4pm Monday - Friday |
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 Shall we Dance?
Charmouth Village Hall
Wesley Close
Monday afternoons:
Improver's class Ballroom 12.30-1.30
Improver's class Latin 1.30-2.30
Beginner's class Ballroom/ Latin 2.30-3.30
Mixed Abilities Ballroom/Latin 3.30-4.30
£5 per class
Phone Glenn Bayliss 07505798258 for details
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Lyme Lines Writers Group |
 Writers of all genres welcome: drama, prose, poetry - share encouraging feedback. Coffee and tea available.
Meet Room 1A St Michaels Business Centre, Pooles Court every 2nd & 4th Friday 2.30 - 4.30pm. Call Sarah 01297
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RNLI Christmas Cards |
 on sale at the
RNLI shop at Cobb Square
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SILVER SCREEN
at the Regent Cinema |
A season of films running twice per year over a 12-week period, Silver Screen is a selection of the year’s best films. Maybe you missed it the first time around or maybe you would just like to see it again...
A Silver Screen ticket is just £3.50, and that comes with a complimentary tea or coffee. Anyone is welcome to come to Silver Screen; you don’t have to be over a certain age to enjoy these shows.
Thursdays 10.30am, The Regent Cinema, see relevant dates for synopsis |
WALKS and Tours |
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FOSSIL HUNTING WALKS –
NOVEMBER |
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 Get Fossiling on the Jurassic Coast! Join one of Lyme Regis Museum’s famous fossil walks along this historic stretch
of Dorset coast with Geologist Paddy Howe and Marine Biologist Chris Andrew. Some families return time and again to search with Paddy and Chris among the sand and rocks for fossils that have been washed down onto the beach after 190 million years. For adults and children alike, it’s an unforgettable experience.
Each walk is limited to 15 people per guide. Start times for walks vary according to the tides and take about three hours. Walks can fill up quickly on the day so before traveling any great distance please
contact the museum and book a place: telephone 01297 443370 or email walks@lymeregismuseum.co.uk
or call into Lyme Regis Museum shop on Bridge Street |
Lyme History Walks |
Drama and adventure on land and sea!
A one and a half hour walk around Lyme visiting places of historic interest and telling stories about the people and events that have taken place. "We aim to be both entertaining and informative." All walks start at 11.00am from the Marine Theatre.
OCTOBER - NOVEMBER: Mon, Sat
group
bookings are available at other times, see www.lymehistorywalks.com or
call 01297 443140
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MARY ANNING WALKS – NOVEMBER |
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Explore the paths and streets of Old Lyme as Mary knew them, with expert guide Natalie Manifold.
booking advisable for walks:
telephone: 01297 443370
email info@lymeregismuseum.co.uk
or call in at Lyme Regis Museum, Bridge Street, Lyme Regis DT7 3QA |
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What's On
in the Galleries
November 2014
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Splash of Colour |
Beautiful landscapes and seascapes around
Devon and Dorset, Italy, France and Nepal.
Quirky paintings that’ll make you smile
and fabulous prints from £10
by Peter Coates
www.petercoatesart.co.uk
Daily from 10.00am to 4.30pm
21st October to 3rd November
Courtyard Gallery,
Town Mill,
Lyme Regis DT7 3PU |
Call of the Wild |
'Wildly different responses by 5 established artists, inspired by the love of nature, come together
to create this eclectic and fascinating exhibition of original paintings, prints, photography, ceramics and sculpture.
Featuring work by
Linda Bristow,
Trisha Hayman,
Elizabeth Wilson,
Toni and Mervyn West.
Daily from 10.30am to 4.30pm Free entry
30th October to 18th November
Malthouse Gallery,
Town Mill,
Lyme Regis DT7 3PU
Website: www.townmillartsguild.com |
”TMAG Open Show” |
Town Mill Arts Guild’s annual open exhibition, showcasing its members’ finest work
WED 5th - SUN 9th NOV
- Courtyard Gallery -
Town Mill, Mill Lane,
Lyme Regis DT7 3PU www.townmillartsguild.com |
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 Lyme Regis and Barfleur Twinning Association
Discover more about future plans and 'entente cordiale' with our new twin town Barfleur, Normandy.
For more information see: newsletter and membership form |
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Teams Wanted for
The Great Lyme Regis Christmas Pudding Race |
This will be a Christmas theme race along
 Marine Parade in which teams of six are asked to dress up in costume and complete an obstacle course whilst carrying a Christmas pudding! Plus lots of other entertainment on Saturday 6th December 2014 in aid of Cancer Research UK.
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Lyme Regis Brownies |
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Wednesdays 5.30 - 7pm St Michaels School Hall Tel 07756 593811 |
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DRAMA Classes |
Communication; Speech; ACT; SELF-ESTEEM; DYNAMIC ENTHUSIASM;
EXPRESSION THEATRICAL; PERFORMANCE; SOCIALISATION; CREATIVITY; PUBLIC SPEAKING; PRESENTATION SKILLS;
CONFIDENCE. (5 - 7 YEARS) Fridays 4:00 - 5:00PM (8 - 11 YEARS) Fridays 5:00 - 6:00PM. HELEN O’GRADY DRAMA ACADEMY,
HELD IN THE HUB, LYME REGIS. CONTACT GEORGINA for a FREE TRIAL 01308 423591 westdorset@helenogrady.co.uk |
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