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  This Month:  Easter Bonnet Parade ~ Boat Jumble  ~  Art Exhibition ~ Stroke Awareness Day  ~ Sailing Open Days

 

April Daily Diary 2011

   
April 28th - May 1st
  Lyme Regis Fossil Festival

 


April Daily Diary 2010 - some of the many events which took place - keep looking they may happen again in 2011


‘Sidmouth: from the Triassic Age to the 21st Century’  Talk by Dr Robert Symes follows the Friends of the Museum AGM- everyone welcome 2.30pm at Woodmead Hall

Lyme Live  featuring local interviews and music at By the Bay

Under Milk Wood Marine Theatre

Secondhand Book Sale DROP IN FOR COFFEE AND A BROWSE 10am to 12 noon at the Pilot Boat Inn, Lyme Regis Organised by the Friends of Lyme Regis Museum

Paul Lamb and the Kingsnakes:   The Legends Return to Lyme
Hailed as Europe’s foremost blues exponent, Paul Lamb has sold record-breaking quantities of albums and performed the world over with his long standing musical compatriots, The Kingsnakes. Won countless awards, voted Top British Blues Band more times than any other. Sheer class, a must for all blues fans! www.paullamb.com  7.30pm Woodmead Halls. Tickets from: Tourist Information Centre, 01297 442138; Focus, 62 Broad Street;  ONLINE:  Lyme Regis TV

The Joy of Politics  MarineTheatre

Sunday
EASTER BONNET PARADE 
Easter Bonnets by the Albany Guest HouseMake an Easter Bonnet. Come to the Baptist Church Hall for judging and then parade throught the streets of Lyme accompanied by the Lyme Regis Junior band and the Lyme Regis Majorettes to Theatre Square.  Organised by the Regatta and Carnival Committee starting at the Baptist Church

 

Open Garden Chideock Manor, Chideock  Large formal and informal gardens, some in process of development. Bog garden beside stream. Woodland and lakeside walks. Walled vegetable garden and orchard. Yew hedges and many mature trees. Lime walk. Herbaceous borders. Rose and clematis arches. Fine views 5.2 miles from Lyme Regis. Open: 2pm-5pm.

Open Garden Chideock Manor, Chideock   Large formal and informal gardens, some in process of development. Bog garden beside stream. Woodland and lakeside walks. Walled vegetable garden and orchard. Yew hedges and many mature trees. Lime walk. Herbaceous borders. Rose and clematis arches. Fine views  5.2 miles from Lyme Regis Open: 2-5.

‘Lyme’s Charter Seal’ and ‘Model of the Undercliff’   Talks in series History of Lyme in Ten Objects Thea Hawkesworth tells the special story of these items in the museum’s collection 2:30pm Lyme Regis Museum

Make Way for Lucia Lyme Regis Dramatic Society: Marine theatre

Fashion Party, Lyme Regis Football Club

‘Mary Anning, Fossil Pioneer’ Daphne Baker tells of the life of Lyme’s most famous person 2.30pm Lyme Regis Museum


Sailing Open Day Your chance to have a go at sailing with Lyme Regis Sailing club (over 18's only)
more info

Nature Walk along the River Lym With local bird expert David Cox.  Sunday morning nature ramble to Uplyme – meet at museum.  10am  Numbers limited – phone or email Lyme Regis Museumto book.  Tel 443370 email: info@lymeregismuseum.co.uk or call into the Museum shop on Bridge Street

Lyme’s Neolithic Stone Axe’ and ‘A Victorian Holidaymaker’s Journal’
Felicity Hebditch and Thea Hawkesworth bring to life these engaging exhibits Talks in series History of Lyme in Ten Objects   2.30pm Lyme Regis Museum




Easter Holiday FAMILY FUN DAY Get creative with museum curator Mary Make the biggest dinosaur egg ever! Free admission to everyone DROP IN ANY TIME BETWEEN 11am and 3pm Lyme Regis Museum

Planning Committee Lyme Regis Town Council 7pm The Guildhall

'
An Education' In the post-war, pre-Beatles London suburbs, a bright schoolgirl is torn between studying for a place at Oxford and the rather more exciting alternative offered to her by a charismatic older man.  Part of the Silver Screen Series at the Regent Cinema.  Doors Open 10:15 Film Starts 10:45

Cello Classics  Concerts in the West, Marine Theatre

Lyme Live
 featuring local interviews and music at By the Bay

Ian Briggs & The Supervampers  Marine Theatre

LIVE MUSIC with Mark Foxall at By the Bay. 

Parnham Voices
directed by John Mingay. 7.30pm St Michaels Church


Annual Beach Clean: Lyme Regis 11am  It’s a pleasant morning’s social event - all welcome. Meet by the Slipway at the Cobb. Wear sturdy gloves and boots - a 'picker upper' saves bending too!  Bags provided.  Part of The Great Dorset Beach Clean


Sailing Open Day Your chance to have a go at sailing with Lyme Regis Sailing club (over 18's only) more info


 

Nick Bale from HM Coastguard speaking at the RNLI Guild AGM. Optional buffet available 7.30pm Lyme Regis Golf club  click here to find out more about the Guild
 


‘John Gould – the Bird Man’s Link with Darwin’ Imogen Thomas talks on the 19th century ornithologist and entrepreneur 2.30pm Lyme Regis Museum

Full Council Meeting Lyme Regis Town Council 7pm The Guildhall

Theatre Quiz Night £2  teams of up to 6:  7.30 for 8pm Marine Theatre

‘The HMS Formidable Disaster’ Jack Thomas talks about the sinking of the World War I battleship and Lyme’s part in the rescue  2.30pm Lyme Regis Museum

Flights Across the Atlantic Darts competition between Lyme Regis and twin town St George's, Bermuda.  The Nags Head

'BEES IN TODAY'S ENVIRONMENT' A U3A talk by a member of West Dorset Beekeepers at Uplyme Village Hall at 7.30pm.

Murder Mystery evening By the Bay

Mixed Media Art Workshop with Julie Oldfield  The workshop uses unusual material combinations, such as sea water, sand and, in particular, iridescent paints and pastels across textural surfaces. Inspired by distant horizons and the play of light across the wide open spaces along the Dorset coast, the technique uniquely brings out the shifting effects of colour, light and shade on canvas.  At Monkton Wyld Court:  residential or non-residential  click on http://www.julieoldfield.com  or www.monktonwyldcourt.co.uk

 23rd  St George's Day

Boat Jumble
Turn Out those Unwanted Nautical Items  £5 entrance per private seller's car 9am – 12 noon Lyme Regis Harbour Slipway  All proceeds to the RNLI Pre-book your pitch (no trailers) and further information:  Tel 01297 444234

'Spring Bring and Buy Plant Sale and Coffee Morning'
10am
Uplyme and Lyme Regis Horticultural Society, Uplyme Village Hall

St George’s Day Concert Lyme Regis Town Band, Woodmead Hall 7.30pm


Ernest and the Pale Moon  Les Enfants Terribles  Marine Theatre

“Evening of Clairvoyance” with Hazel Lee (as seen on tv) 
Hazel will use her clairvoyance skill to link in with the spirit world...raising money for the Spring Healing Centre £15 Price Includes: An evening of Clairvoyance (2 x 45 minute sessions) Tea and coffee (http://www.thespringhealingcentre.co.uk/). All welcome.   Fairwater Head Hotel, Hawkchurch, Nr Axminster EX13 5TX

Lyme Regis Society AGM,
Woodmead Hall

‘Butterflies and Moths’  See and hear about local finds – talk by the museum’s entomologist  at 2.30pm Lyme Regis Museum

Community Plan Implementation Meeting Committee Lyme Regis Town Council 7pm The Guildhall

'How to be a Laid Back Gardener' by Radio 4's Gardeners Question Time panellist Anne Swithinbank 7.30pm
Uplyme and Lyme Regis Horticultural Society, Uplyme Village Hall by ticket only £2.50 from Uplyme Post Office and Ginger Beer, Lyme Regis or Tel 445104

‘Why Birds Sing’  With pictures and sounds – David Cox talks on local birdsong  2.30pm  Lyme Regis Museum

Dumb Show
Creative Cow: Marine Theatre



'Dead and Alive' 
Lyme Regis Fossil Festival Schools Day


2012 
Jurassic Coast Earth Festival

 

 

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Dogs on Beaches


Lyme Regis's
front beach:
Dogs are banned from 1st April until 31st October and must be on leads from 1st November to 31st March 

Marine Parade, Cart Road, Gun Cliff Walk, the Harbour and in the seafront GardensDogs need to be on a lead all year. 

Dogs allowed on Monmouth Beach, Cobb Gate and East Beach.

Charmouth Beach: - no dogs from 1st May to 30th September.

Seatown Beach: -no dogs.

Dog waste must be cleared up and disposed of properly and dogs must be under the handler's control at all times. 
Failure to comply may result in a fine or prosecution.

 

All local organisations and charities

are invited to have a stall at the
May Day Fete

May 2nd 2010

Playing Field, Anning Road  May

Tel  01297 442220. email: info@lymeregiscarnival.co.uk

 

Boat Jumble

Turn Out those Unwanted Nautical Items   
All proceeds to the RNLI

Lyme Regi
s Harbour Slipway 
9am – 12 noon
  April 24th
£5 entrance per private car

Pre-book your pitch (no trailers)
and further information: 
Tel 01297 444234

 

Walkers

Do take advice about safe tide times before setting off for more than fifteen minutes hike along our beautiful beaches - what appears to be an easy bit of ground to scramble over is more likely to be a treacherous mud slide - don't take a chance!

 

Tapestry Demonstration

Every Wednesday in the Guildhall
 

Lyme Regis Jazz Festival



Friday Stroller
Saturday pass
Sunday pass
3day stroller
Marine Theatre events
 per session

Lyme Regis Tourist Information Centre
Tel 442138

Fri 2nd - Sun 4th July 2010

 

Wanted

RNLISoft toys/unwanted Birthday/Christmas gifts - pristine condition please - for the Lifeboat Guild's Lifeboat Week Tombola Stall

Please take them to the Lifeboat Shop or Tel 442244

Help wanted during
Lifeboat Week 
Tel 442448 or
click here

 

Wanted -
Sheds with history and Character

for the next Lyme Regis Museum winter exhibition - about 'Sheds'
If you know of a shed or beach hut with history please e-mail the museum 

 

FILM FESTIVAL FOR YOUNG BOOKWORMS

'From Page To Screen'
Bridport 3-9 April 2010 

 

BRIDPORT is back with its second ground-breaking literary film festival, From Page To Screen, the only film festival to celebrate great adaptations of books. Running over five days of the Easter break, the films have been chosen to please all ages, from Where The Wild Things Are and Five Children and It for young children to challenging dramas for teenagers such as Paranoid Park and the Boys are Back.

 

From Page To Screen was inspired when the organisers discovered that that 6 out of 10 Bafta and Oscar winning films were adapted from books, and that although hundreds of film and book festivals take place in the UK each year, none celebrated the art of adapting books for the silver screen.

 

Steven Horner, festival organiser said, “This year we’ve doubled the programme and put together a broader mix of films to appeal to all ages. We hope the festival will bring books to life for young people, inspire them to read and join in the debate about the quality of book adaptations. It’s guaranteed to be a unique and different cinema experience from the Hollywood blockbusters they’re used to! ”

 

From Page To Screen runs from 3 – 9 April, with screenings and talks at Bridport Arts Centre and at The Electric Palace cinema. To book, call 01308 424204 or visit www.frompagetoscreen.org.uk or www.bridport-arts-com or book in person at the Bridport Arts Centre Box Office.

 

Fossil walks in April

Small groups with museum geologist Paddy Howe. Adult £9, child £5 – includes free entry to museum.  Times of walks are dictated by the tides. Each walk takes two-and-a-half to three hours. For adults and children alike it is an unforgettable experience.

Thursday 1st April 12.15pm

Friday 2nd April 12.45pm

Saturday 3rd April 1.15pm

Sunday 11th April 9.00am

Monday 12th April 9.30am

Tuesday 13th April 10.00am

Thursday 15th April 11.15am

Friday 16th April 11.45am

Saturday 17th April 12.15pm

Sunday 18th April 12.45pm

Monday 26th April 9.00am

Tuesday 27th April 9.45am

Thursday 29th April 11.15am

Friday 30th April 11.45am

 

Lyme Regis Museum. Booking advisable  Tel 443370
email:
info@lymeregismuseum.co.uk
or call into the Museum shop on Bridge Street

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