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Sunday 1st
 Wildlife Walk to Ware
Join the RSPB for a FREE guided walk starting outside the Marine Theatre, Lyme Regis. Head up out of the town towards Ware Cliffs to see what wildlife we can find, from spring migrants and drumming woodpeckers to wild flowers, insects and mammals. Show your walk ticket to Aroma Coffee House opposite the
theatre to receive 10% off food and drink on the day. Duration: 1 hour 30 mins (approx). Meet 10.30am. Marine Theatre
Please bring waterproof clothing and sensible shoes. Some binoculars will be available on the day.
Tuesday 3rd
Tri-meeting at Bridport Masonic Hall (with Beaminster, Bridport and Lyme Bay Clubs) Lyme Bay Photographic Club.
7.30pm Woodmead Hall
Thursday 5th End of Tax Year
Larry Crowne (12A) (99m)
 Comedy Drama starring Tom Hanks & Julia Roberts. After losing his job, a middle-aged man reinvents himself by going back to college. Silver Screen Spring Season. Presented in Digital Projection with 6-channel Digital sound. Tickets £3.25 including tea or coffee 10.30am.
Regent Cinema
Friday 6th Good Friday
 WONDERMENTALIST
Matt Harvey: Marine Theatre
Sunday 8th Easter Sunday
 EASTER BONNET PARADE
Make an Easter Bonnet or just enjoy the spectacle of people in the parade wearing their Easter Bonnets. Further information: lymeregiscarnival.co.uk
Mon 9th - Sat 14th FORMBY Salida Productions Marine Theatre
Monday 9th Easter Monday
Wednesday 11th
 Another Popular Quiz Night
by Lyme Bay Photographic Club. Teams of up to 6 people £2.00 per adult, £1.00 for children. Winning team prizes and a raffle. Children and families welcome. The Inn Plaice, Lyme Regis, 7.30 pm start.
Friday 13th
Presentation on the Marine Shelters by Vickie Stickler Lyme Bay Photographic Club.
7.30pm Woodmead Hall
Sunday 15th
The Great Dorset Beach Clean
 is now in it's twenty fourth year. The event is coordinated by Dorset Countryside's Coastal Ranger team but it's you that makes the day a success. Do you feel that something needs to be done to clean up our beaches? Come and help this event really make a
positive impact on one of your most treasured leisure resources. Don't forget to bring your friends and family and why not ask your employer to 'field a team' for the couple of hours on the day. Info
Email: j.penney@dorsetcc.gov.uk
The Great Dorset Beach Clean:
Lyme Regis
It’s a pleasant morning’s social event - all welcome. Wear sturdy gloves and boots - a 'picker upper' saves bending too! Bags provided. Meet by the Slipway at the Cobb.
The Great Dorset Beach Clean:
Charmouth Charmouth Heritage Coast Centre;
Seatown Annual Beach Clean: meet at National Trust Land Rover at Seatown;
The Great Dorset Beach Clean
Eype: noon meet at Eype Beach car park
 Monday 16th Back to School
Wednesday 18th - Saturday 21st TONS OF MONEY
‘Tons of Money’ is a farce for our times! First produced at the National Theatre in 1986 with a cast that included Michael Gambon and Simon Cadell, we are proud to welcome the Lyme Regis Dramatic Society with a side-splitting production that will leave you rolling in the aisles.
Set in the 1920s, a couple have come into money and are desperate to keep it from an army of creditors. But, in the true tradition of farce, it’s never as easy as it seems! This hilarious escapade includes a sharp-witted yet hard-of-hearing aunt, two faked deaths, numerous hapless servants and one of the most celebrated female characters
in the history of farce. Guaranteed fun for all! Lyme Regis Dramatic Society's Spring Production Marine Theatre
Wednesday 19th
 Last day to book your Full day coach trip to The Malvern Spring Flower Show on Friday 11th May.
with Uplyme and Lyme Regis Horticultural Society, Depart Uplyme Village Hall 7.45 am. £30.50 for coach and admission extra £2 for non members. Please ring Brian 07831 533580 by April 19th to book your seat
Saturday 21st
 St Georges Day concert
with Lyme Regis Town Band, Woodmead Hall
Sun 22 April
GROWING UP BEFORE YOUR VERY EYES
Brian Patten Marine Theatre
Monday 23rd St Georges Day
Tuesday 24th
Flax, Linen and Sailcloth
by R.G. Allwood. Lyme Regis Society, 2.30pm Woodmead Hall
Wednesday 25th 
‘Something Nasty in the Garden’
talk by Pippa Greenwood from Radio 4’s Gardeners’ Question Time.
Pippa Greenwood is a British
plant pathologist. She appears frequently on the
BBC's long running Gardeners World television programme and has been a regular panelist on
Gardeners' Question Time on
BBC Radio 4 since 1994. She studied at Durham University, where she trained as a
botanist. She then went on to gain an MSc in
crop protection at Reading University. For eleven years she ran the
Royal Horticultural Society's
Plant Pathology Department at
Wisley. In 2007, she made a return visit to Durham University, where she was awarded an honorary doctorate. Uplyme and Lyme Regis Horticultural Society. Tickets £6 Members. £8 Non members -
available from Uplyme Post Office, Ginger Beer, Lyme Regis or ring Ann Prince 01297 443793. 7.30pm Uplyme Village Hall
Friday 27th
Viewing and judging of the following competitions: Cyril Nimo Trophy – 3 colour slides, any subject; Cobb Trophy – sequence of 6 slides with a linked theme; Jubilee Cup – mini AV presentation telling a story, 20 slides.
Judge to be announced at a later date Lyme Bay Photographic Club.
7.30pm Woodmead Hall
DIABEL CISSOKHO
Marine Theatre
Saturday 28th
Stroke Awareness Day
 The Garden Fair
With indoor and outside craft and plant stalls/ cafe/ BBQ / indoor children's area with craft activities. Also musical entertainment/ cake stall/raffle and much more. 10am & 4pm. Admission £3 adult/ children free.
Colyton Grammar School, Colyford, Devon. Contact 01297 553211 for more information.
Sunday 29th
TWO FOUR SIX EIGHT!
Shoofly Theatre SEE-PLAY-do SUNDAY A family show for 4-7 year olds This is the second event in our see-play-sunday series. Craig has been invited to his best friend's Birthday Party. There is an invitation to read, presents to wrap and cakes to buy.
Who will explain the rules of Musical Chairs? Will there be enough balloons? Marine Theatre
Just some of the many events which happened in April 2011
 ALL BOATS HAVE A STORY
Boatbuilder Gail McGarva talks about traditional wooden boats and the building of their modern-day ‘daughters’. Last year Gail built a lerret – a working boat wholly native to Lyme Bay. 2.30pm Lyme
Regis Museum
 Mark Hix’s Kitchen Table
Join Mark at his Charmouth home for an open cooking class where he will demonstrate dishes using the best British seasonal produce around. Cost: £175.00. 6 participants. 11.30-3.00pm For booking & further information: 01689 855390 or augusta@hixfoodetc.co.uk
Fashion Show by Charmouth Brownies
St Andrews Community Hall 5pm
Collegium Regale the Choral Scholars of Kings College, Cambridge
 concert in aid of The Lyme Regis Organ Appeal. Their programme will include a range of styles from traditional classical, early polyphony, spiritual songs to their own arrangements of contemporary material and perhaps even some Michael Jackson! I
invite you to come and enjoy some fabulous choral singing, their organ scholar will also play the odd solo on the new Skrabl too! A world famous choir and surely not one to miss. Tickets Adults £10/8 children £5 from the TIC in advance on or possibly at the door.
7.30pm at St Michael's Parish Church, Lyme Regis
"I am delighted to announce that the organ appeal has now raised over £300,000 pounds, the balance of the final cost of £352,000 having being covered by short-term private loans. We still need to raise a further £52,000 to enable all loans to be settled. A superb range of concerts are now scheduled for 2011 at the Parish Church in aid of the appeal, please take a look at
our website www.lymeregisorganappeal.com which has full details of the appeal and future concerts." Alex Davis
 Ladies Shopping & Pamper Evening
in support of the RSPCA Pamper treatments and a wide range of trade stands. Free goody bags for the first 50 ladies plus a grand raffle. Tickets £2 in advance or £2.50 on the door which includes a free glass of wine. at Uplyme village hall from 7pm. Tickets available from the RSPCA shops in Axminster and Bridport, The Terrace in Lyme Regis and
Devon Edge hairdressers in Charmouth. Enquiries: Tel 01297 560316 or email sam.ricketts@hotmail.co.uk
Making Boats in Stained Glass
Come and be creative with glass! Through a series of demonstrations, you‘ll cut glass, copper foil and solder a small boat in stained glass. £15. Eight max (age 16+). 2.00 - 5.00pm For booking: 07979 013641 or annpengellystainedglass@hotmail.co.uk
Coffee Morning
Home-made cakes and cards, craft stall, raffle, bric a brac 10 -12 noon Abbeyfield, Silver Street
 Monthly Social Morning with Coffee 10:00am-11:am followed by
"ARE YOU READY FOR THE REFERENDUM"
11:00am-12:00 noon a talk by Margaret Rose of the Electoral Reform Society, Woodmead Hall
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