Latest Events in Wellington(June Updated)

Welcome to the Northstar Open House! Come join us at 5 Carlow Ct for a day of fun and exploration. Our doors will be open to everyone interested in learning more about what we do. Whether you're a long-time supporter or brand new to our community, this event is for you! Discover the heart of Northstar and meet our team members who are passionate about making a difference. Learn about our mission, projects, and how you can get involved. It's a great opportunity to ask questions, connect with like-minded individuals, and see firsthand the impact we're making. Don't miss out on this chance to be a part of something special. Mark your calendar and we'll see you at the Northstar Open House! Information Source: eventbrite

After several SOLD OUT workshops in Wellington here is the next one... June 2025 Learn the magical art of Kintsugi with Artist Ema Frost in this new Workshop. You can bring along a piece of your own pottery to restore in this beautiful style. (I'll also have a few as back up if you don't have your own piece) (All Levels) Sunday 22nd June - 10:30am - 12:30pm or 2:00 - 4:00pm Kintsugi It's called kintsugi (金継ぎ), or kintsukuroi (金繕い), literally golden (“kin”) and repair (“tsugi”). This traditional Japanese art uses a precious metal – liquid gold, liquid silver or lacquer dusted with powdered gold – to bring together the pieces of a broken pottery item and at the same time enhance the breaks. You will take away your wonderful finished work, plus your new skills which will enable you to further your own Kintsugi in your own time. This class is not just for budding or accomplished artists. It is for everyone to enjoy a relaxing day of art and design with Ema. What you will take away: A finished artwork piece A understanding of KintsugiKnowledge and History of this beautiful art form. Information Source: Frost Studio | eventbrite

2025 Presidents Cup Tournament Pass The Brooklin Merchants are celebrating their 25th anniversary which will culminate by hosting the Presidents Cup from August 23-30, 2025 at Iroquois Park Sports Centre, Whitby, ON. Join us for an exciting in-person tournament experience. Get ready to witness top-notch competition, thrilling matches, and unforgettable moments. Don't miss out on this opportunity to support your favorite teams and players. Grab your pass now and be part of the action! More details on the 2025 Presidents Cup can be located at the official Lacrosse Canada web site: https://presidentscup.lacrosse.ca/ Information Source: Brooklin Merchants | eventbrite

Whitby ComiCon ! $5 Admission !! When: September 14th, 2025 from 10am to 3pm Where: Heydenshore Pavilion Genral Admission : $5 Children 12 and under are Free !! * * VIP GENERAL ADMISSION IS NOW AVAILABLE ! LIMITED TO ONLINE ! ** ONLY $20 ! THIS VIP PASS GETS YOU YOUR GENERAL ADMISSION TICKET AND A PREMIER SHOPPING BAG WITH A MYSTERY GRAPHIC NOVEL PLUS TWO COLLECTOR GRADE COMIC BOOKS and a few other things ! VALUE IS OVER $40 ! FOOD DONATIONS : Please bring non-perishable food items for your local community food bank and get entered to win some fun prizes. One raffle ticket will be given for each item. << Maximum of 10 tickets per person >> - Please remember to check the expiry dates! The following items are in high demand and are greatly appreciated : KIDS SCHOOL SNACKS JUICE ( JUICE BOXES AND LARGE ) CAN VEGGIES & FRUIT CAN PASTA CEREAL TOOTHPASTE / SOAP PET FOOD DIAPERS AND BABY SUPPLIES VENDORS : A variety of vendors will be selling comic books, new & vintage toys, jewelry, DVD's, anime, prints, and a variety of other awesome geek stuff . There will even be some Artists & Authors present with their own art , books and comics. Visit their booths and get some unique items and even some free autographs !! BUYING : Some vendors will be buying. Bring your unwanted comic books , toys, video games and anything else you are looking to clear out and go home with some extra cash !! COSPLAY : Cosplay is always encouraged ! ( Please check our website for rules & regulations ) Tell your friends and come join us for a day of fun at Whitby's one and only Comicon ! ~~ SHARE THIS WITH YOUR FRIENDS ~~ Information Source: Pop Culture Canada | eventbrite

ACVI (Class of '96) 2026 Reunion! Come join us for a blast from the past at Anderson CVI Highschool ! It's time to reconnect with old friends, reminisce about the good ol' days, and make new memories. This in-person event promises to be a night full of laughter, nostalgia, and fun. Don't miss out on this chance to catch up with your classmates from the Class of '96. See you there! Information Source: eventbrite

Explore accurate Fever v Thunderbirds sporting information for 20th June, as well as links for Netball news, tickets and more with Fixture Calendar. Fever is an Australian professional netball team based in Perth, Western Australia. Founded in 2008, Fever has been a formidable force in the national netball league, competing in the Suncorp Super Netball competition. The team has been consistently performing well and has made it to the finals three times, including a grand final appearance in 2018. Fever boasts an impressive roster of talented players, including current Australian Diamonds and former New Zealand Silver Ferns representatives. The team plays their home games at the RAC Arena, one of the largest and most modern indoor stadiums in Australia. With a dedicated fan base and a strong track record of success, Fever is a force to be reckoned with in the world of netball. The Thunderbirds, also known as the Adelaide Thunderbirds, are a professional netball team based in Adelaide, South Australia. Founded in 1997, they compete in the Suncorp Super Netball league, the top level of netball in Australia. The team has a strong history, having won the National Netball League in 1998, 1999, 2010, and 2013. They have also been runners-up in the Suncorp Super Netball Grand Final in 2017. The Thunderbirds play their home games at the Priceline Stadium, which has a capacity of over 3,000 spectators. Some notable players for the Thunderbirds include Australian Diamonds representatives Chelsea Pitman, Layla Guscoth, and Maria Folau. With a dedicated and talented team, the Thunderbirds continue to be a major force in the world of netball. Information Source: fixturecalendar.com

Solstice has been celebrated for centuries as the peak time for our share of the sun before it starts to move towards the southern hemisphere. This peak time is heady for energy and it is wonderful to honour this time in community. So we begin our evening with breathwork in nature to ground, then sunset yoga followed by a cacao and fire ceremony. Then with mugs of steamy tea and sizzling marshmallows toasted over the fire, an ancient story retold for your pleasure, carefully chosen to honour the occasion. Then, a women's circle to finish under the setting sun. a beautiful way to connect to nature and to be in community with women. Sorry gents- this one on this occasion is just for the ladies - maybe next time? This will be popular so book early to avoid disappointment. Information Source: Sacred Soulhood | eventbrite

Come and network with local business owners in Durham Region. Join BACD at State & Main, Whitby for a networking event . “We Mean Business”, is a networking lunch for local business owners in Durham Region! Come out and meet new people and talk about your business in a casual setting. The cost is $10 to reserve your space , attendees will be responsible for covering the cost of their meal. We hope to see you there!   Information Source: Business Advisory Centre Durham (BACD) | eventbrite

Menopause symptoms can derail careers, disrupt relationships, and cause unnecessary suffering. This film presents evidence-based solutions to challenge the negativity associated with menopause and empowers women to take control of their health. Women of all walks of life open up about the physical and mental anguish they live with every day. Doctors and policymakers speak out on the changes that need to be made, especially in the workplace where roughly 44% of women are over the age of 45. While some women experience mild symptoms, many face issues ranging from hot flashes and weight gain to anxiety and fatigue. With insights from renowned experts including Dr. Sharon Malone, Dr. Somi Javaid, Dr. Mary Jane Minkin (Yale School of Medicine), Dr. Wen Shen (Johns Hopkins Medicine), and Dr. Stephanie Faubion (Mayo Clinic and The Menopause Society), the film dispels myths about hormone replacement therapy, evaluates over-the-counter supplements, and addresses how women of color uniquely experience menopause. Information Source: Sage Naturopathic Clinic | eventbrite

What to Expect Beginner friendly drop-in gym class! Safe and inclusive space for 2SLGBTQIA+ community Equipment provided Sports offered at this session will be pickleball and table tennis (it's okay if you have never played before) What to Bring Comfortable clothes for movement Water bottle This is a drop-in session, eventbrite is only being used to promote the event. Parking at this location is free, gym is located right inside Entrance A on the left side. Information Source: Spectrum Waterloo Region | eventbrite

Join us in creating wearable ceramic pins that celebrate YOU! Each attendee is welcome to make up to 4 pins per person, with additional pins available at an extra cost. We will fire your artworks and add a pin or magnet backing, your choice! New to ceramics? No problem, we have cookie cutters in all kinds of shapes that are perfect size for a weareable pin. Use your pins to decorate your clothing, backpacks, bags, and more! During the workshop, please photograph your artwork so you can identify it when it comes out of the kiln. Thank you! Refunds & Date Changes 14 days notice required for a date change or refund (minus Eventbrite booking fee). 50% refund with less than 14 days notice (minus Eventbrite booking fee). No refund for same-day cancellations. Full refund policies here . Artwork Pickup + Firing Items will be kiln fired after the workshop by our team of studio technicians. You will be emailed in 2-3 weeks after the workshop when items are ready for pick up. Your clay artwork will be air dried for 1 week and then fired in the kiln twice. Each firing takes up to 48 hours. Click here to see which workshop dates are ready for pickup! For Inspiration Information Source: Canadian Clay & Glass Gallery | eventbrite

After several SOLD OUT workshops in Wellington here is the next one... June 2025 Learn the magical art of Kintsugi with Artist Ema Frost in this new Workshop. You can bring along a piece of your own pottery to restore in this beautiful style. (I'll also have a few as back up if you don't have your own piece) (All Levels) Sunday 22nd June - 10:30am - 12:30pm or 2:00 - 4:00pm Kintsugi It's called kintsugi (金継ぎ), or kintsukuroi (金繕い), literally golden (“kin”) and repair (“tsugi”). This traditional Japanese art uses a precious metal – liquid gold, liquid silver or lacquer dusted with powdered gold – to bring together the pieces of a broken pottery item and at the same time enhance the breaks. You will take away your wonderful finished work, plus your new skills which will enable you to further your own Kintsugi in your own time. This class is not just for budding or accomplished artists. It is for everyone to enjoy a relaxing day of art and design with Ema. What you will take away: A finished artwork piece A understanding of KintsugiKnowledge and History of this beautiful art form. Information Source: Frost Studio | eventbrite

Still Life Drawing Eastbourne is teaming up with Levels Bottle Shop to host a friendly and relaxed Summer sip and draw. You will be invited to complete a selection of drawing warm-up exercises before flexing those observational drawing skills. Working from a still-life arrangement, using a variety of graphite pencils you will learn drawing and mark-making techniques, enjoy fine wines and create your own still life drawing. Suitable for all abilities with guidance and support throughout. Priced at £25 per person, art materials are included. There will be a selection of fine wines, soft drinks and snacks available to purchase in-store. Book Your spot via the Eventbrite link below Information Source: Still Life Drawing Eastbourne | eventbrite

SUNDAY 22ND JUNE Doors 7:30pm / Show at 8pm The Craic Den Comedy Club brings the best Irish and international comedians to the stage every week in Dublin city. As seen on their acclaimed TV show on Virgin Media and millions of views on social media, the Craic Den guarantees a night full of laughter and unforgettable comedy. Jack Hester Jack Hester is a gong show specialist, he has won gong shows at the London Comedy Store, Up the Creek, the Frog and Bucket and Top Secret. A high energy, good craic Irish comedian who is often compared to Dave Allen. With millions of views on social media this is an act to look out for! “A comic with strong storytelling skills who draws out the wry absurdities in his tales, from seeing the positive side of a mugging to discussing Britain’s worst killers” - Chortle Nicole Harris She is like the Kinder Egg of comedians. You don't know quite what you'll get but it will definitely be a great surprise! Nicole was the first woman to win Jewish Comedian of the Year in 2016 and has since gone on to be a finalist in the New Act of The Year in 2019 performing at the Hackney Empire. In the same year Nicole was selected to host the prestigious AAA Stand Up Late Show at the Gilded Balloon for the Edinburgh Fringe and is making a name for herself as 'one to watch' on the comedy circuit. Richy Sheehy A.K.A. Kevin Murphy from the hit show Young Offenders, Richy Sheehy’s parody songs became a viral sensation and lead him to performing live on Soccer AM. Since then Richy has performed his own solo shows in the Edinburgh Fringe and has toured his show all around Ireland, the UK & Europe. “Going to be huge” David McSavage “Cork's finest export” Red FM WORKMAN’S CLUB, 10 WELLINGTON QUAY, Dublin 2, D02 VX36 Check out our Socials, Youtube channel and Podcast! Loads of hilarious daily content. * Please arrive before the show start time (8pm). Late arrivals may be refused entry. ** Refund Policy: refunds will be granted up until the day of the event. Refunds will not be given if applied for on the day of the event (Unless otherwise stated) however can be swapped for another date if permitted. ***Lineups Subject to change. Information Source: The Craic Den Comedy Club | eventbrite

Take your portrait and people photography to the next level with Learn Photography Canada's People Photography Workshop ! In this engaging, small-group experience, you'll receive hands-on, in-person coaching from expert LPC instructors as you dive into the essential skills that make stunning people photos—from communication and posing to lighting, backgrounds , and equipment/lens selection . Whether you're capturing friends, clients, or candid street portraits, this workshop is your chance to build confidence, refine your technique, and create portraits with real impact. Information Source: Learn Photography Canada | eventbrite

Explore Central Pulse v Southern Steel sporting information for 23rd June, as well as links for Netball tickets and more with Fixture Calendar. The Central Pulse is a professional netball team that competes in the ANZ Premiership, the highest level of netball in New Zealand. Founded in 2008, the team is based in Wellington and plays their home games at the TSB Arena. Led by captain Katrina Rore, the Pulse has consistently performed well, making it to the Grand Final four times and claiming the ANZ Premiership title in 2019. The team also boasts several talented players, including Silver Ferns representatives Ameliaranne Ekenasio and Karin Burger. The Central Pulse has a strong fan base and is known for its electric atmosphere during games. With their impressive track record and dedicated players, the Central Pulse is a force to be reckoned with in the world of netball. The Southern Steel Netball team is a formidable force in the world of professional netball. Based in Invercargill, New Zealand, the team competes in the ANZ Premiership, the country's premier netball league. Since its establishment in 1997, the Southern Steel has won three ANZ Premiership titles and two New Zealand netball championships. The team is led by experienced coach Reinga Bloxham and boasts a talented roster of players, including international stars like Te Paea Selby-Rickit and Uso-Gibson. Their home stadium is the ILT Stadium Southland, a state-of-the-art facility capable of hosting over 3,000 passionate fans. With their impressive track record and dedicated fan base, the Southern Steel is a force to be reckoned with in the world of netball. Information Source: fixturecalendar.com

What’s better than building a robot? Building a robot that can take on your friends’ creations in epic armored combat! Welcome to our Combat Robotics Jr Camp , where young engineers aged 8-12 dive into the thrilling world of combat robotics. Over the course of one exhilarating week, campers will design, build, and program their very own battle-ready robots. By the end of the camp, participants will unleash their creations in intense robot battles, showcasing their skills and creativity against fellow student robots and instructors. What will you create? Camp Highlights Hands-On Robot Design and Building Combat-Ready Engineering: Learn to design robots capable of withstanding the rigors of combat. Understand the principles of durability, agility, and offensive strategies to create a formidable competitor. Quick Prototyping: Utilize rapid iteration techniques to build your robot step-by-step. Develop each component function by function, ensuring a robust and effective design through continuous testing and refinement. Advanced Programming with Arduino Wiring and Electronics: Master the essentials of wiring motors, buttons, and batteries to the Arduino brain of your robot. Gain practical skills in setting up and configuring the electronic components that power your creation. Custom Controller Programming: Program your robot’s movements and actions using Arduino. Create responsive and precise controls that give your robot an edge in battle scenarios. Testing and Optimization Design Testing: Put your robot through rigorous testing to evaluate its performance. Learn from each trial to enhance your design, making strategic improvements that elevate your robot’s combat capabilities. Iterative Improvement: Embrace the engineering process of testing, analyzing, and refining. Develop a mindset of continuous improvement to ensure your robot is battle-ready by the end of the camp. Thrilling Robot Battles Competitive Showdowns: Engage in exhilarating robot battles against other student creations. Experience the excitement of armored combat as you test your robot’s strength, agility, and strategic design in real-time competitions. Awards and Recognition: Compete for top honors in various categories such as Best Design, Most Innovative Programming, and Champion Combatant. Celebrate your achievements and showcase your robot’s unique strengths. Why Choose Combat Robotics Showdown Camp? Expert Instructors: Learn from experienced robotics engineers and educators passionate about mentoring the next generation of innovators. Receive personalized guidance and support throughout the camp. State-of-the-Art Facilities: Access the latest robotics kits, tools, and technology in a safe and well-equipped environment. Build and program your robot with confidence using high-quality materials. Collaborative Environment: Foster teamwork and communication skills as you work alongside peers to design and build your combat robot. Share ideas, solve challenges together, and build lasting friendships. Comprehensive Curriculum: Our balanced program covers essential aspects of combat robotics, from design and construction to programming and competition. Gain a well-rounded understanding of robotics engineering. Fun and Engaging: Experience a dynamic and interactive camp atmosphere where learning is exciting and hands-on. Enjoy every moment of building, programming, and battling your robot creations. Join Us for an Unforgettable Robotics Adventure! Empower your child with the skills and confidence to excel in the exciting field of combat robotics. Our Combat Robotics Jr Camp offers a unique blend of engineering, programming, and competitive fun that will inspire and equip young minds for future success in STEM. Register Today to secure a spot and give your child an action-packed summer experience filled with creativity, teamwork, and thrilling robot battles! CAMP DETAILS Price: $400 Age: 8-11 Duration: 5 day program, 3 hours per day Format: In Person Camp Skills Learned: Arduino, C++, Circuitry, Mechanical Design Information Source: Guild Hall | eventbrite

What’s better than building a robot? Building a robot that can take on your friends’ creations in epic armored combat! Welcome to our Combat Robotics Showdown Camp , where young engineers aged 12-16 dive into the thrilling world of combat robotics. Over the course of one exhilarating week, campers will design, build, and program their very own battle-ready robots. By the end of the camp, participants will unleash their creations in intense robot battles, showcasing their skills and creativity against fellow student robots and instructors. What will you create? Camp Highlights Hands-On Robot Design and Building Combat-Ready Engineering: Learn to design robots capable of withstanding the rigors of combat. Understand the principles of durability, agility, and offensive strategies to create a formidable competitor. Quick Prototyping: Utilize rapid iteration techniques to build your robot step-by-step. Develop each component function by function, ensuring a robust and effective design through continuous testing and refinement. Advanced Programming with Arduino Wiring and Electronics: Master the essentials of wiring motors, buttons, and batteries to the Arduino brain of your robot. Gain practical skills in setting up and configuring the electronic components that power your creation. Custom Controller Programming: Program your robot’s movements and actions using Arduino. Create responsive and precise controls that give your robot an edge in battle scenarios. Testing and Optimization Design Testing: Put your robot through rigorous testing to evaluate its performance. Learn from each trial to enhance your design, making strategic improvements that elevate your robot’s combat capabilities. Iterative Improvement: Embrace the engineering process of testing, analyzing, and refining. Develop a mindset of continuous improvement to ensure your robot is battle-ready by the end of the camp. Thrilling Robot Battles Competitive Showdowns: Engage in exhilarating robot battles against other student creations. Experience the excitement of armored combat as you test your robot’s strength, agility, and strategic design in real-time competitions. Awards and Recognition: Compete for top honors in various categories such as Best Design, Most Innovative Programming, and Champion Combatant. Celebrate your achievements and showcase your robot’s unique strengths. Why Choose Combat Robotics Showdown Camp? Expert Instructors: Learn from experienced robotics engineers and educators passionate about mentoring the next generation of innovators. Receive personalized guidance and support throughout the camp. State-of-the-Art Facilities: Access the latest robotics kits, tools, and technology in a safe and well-equipped environment. Build and program your robot with confidence using high-quality materials. Collaborative Environment: Foster teamwork and communication skills as you work alongside peers to design and build your combat robot. Share ideas, solve challenges together, and build lasting friendships. Comprehensive Curriculum: Our balanced program covers essential aspects of combat robotics, from design and construction to programming and competition. Gain a well-rounded understanding of robotics engineering. Fun and Engaging: Experience a dynamic and interactive camp atmosphere where learning is exciting and hands-on. Enjoy every moment of building, programming, and battling your robot creations. Join Us for an Unforgettable Robotics Adventure! Empower your child with the skills and confidence to excel in the exciting field of combat robotics. Our Combat Robotics Showdown Camp offers a unique blend of engineering, programming, and competitive fun that will inspire and equip young minds for future success in STEM. Register Today to secure a spot and give your child an action-packed summer experience filled with creativity, teamwork, and thrilling robot battles! Price: $800 Age: 12-16 Duration: 5 day program, 6 hours per day Format: In Person Camp Skills Learned: Robotics, Arduino, Engineering, C++, Rapid Iteration Information Source: Guild Hall | eventbrite

Unlock your child’s potential this summer with our Advanced Programming camp, specially designed for young innovators aged 12-17 . Over the course of one exciting week, our immersive program blends fun with cutting-edge technology to inspire the next generation of tech leaders. What to Expect: In-Depth Coding Workshops: Dive deeper into programming languages such as Python, JavaScript, and C#. Our expert instructors guide students through complex concepts, ensuring they build a strong technical foundation. Project-Based Learning: Students will work on real-world projects, from developing mobile apps and creating interactive websites to designing simple games and exploring artificial intelligence. By the end of the week, each participant will have a portfolio-worthy project to showcase. Collaborative Environment: Foster teamwork and communication skills as campers collaborate on projects, share ideas, and solve challenges together in a supportive community. Advanced Topics: Explore areas like machine learning, cybersecurity, and data science. Our curriculum is designed to challenge and engage, pushing students to think critically and creatively. Personal Mentorship: Benefit from personalized attention with small class sizes, ensuring each student receives the guidance and support needed to excel. Why Choose Our Advanced Programming Camp? Expert Instructors: Learn from industry professionals and experienced educators passionate about teaching and technology. Cutting-Edge Curriculum: Stay ahead of the curve with the latest programming trends and technologies, tailored for young minds ready to take on advanced challenges. Flexible Scheduling: With classes held three hours a day, your child can balance learning with other summer activities. Safe and Inclusive Environment: We prioritize a welcoming atmosphere where every student feels valued and encouraged to reach their full potential. Join Us This Summer! Empower your child with the skills and confidence to excel in the digital age. Whether they’re aspiring to be a software developer, game designer, or tech entrepreneur, our Advanced Programming camp provides the perfect springboard for their future success. Register Today to secure a spot and give your child an unforgettable summer experience filled with learning, creativity, and fun! CAMP DETAILS Price: $400 Age: 12-17 Duration: 5 day program, 3 hours per day Format: In Person Camp Skills Learned: Python, C# Information Source: Guild Hall | eventbrite

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Your New Clinic Is Ready and You’re on the A-List. We’re thrilled to invite you to the grand opening of our new clinic on June 25, 2025 and we simply couldn’t have done it without you! Your unwavering support over the past five-plus years has turned Shawna’s dream, from a single bedroom treatment room, into this elegant space designed with your comfort and confidence in mind. We are endlessly grateful for your loyalty and trust in Subtly You, and we want to celebrate YOU! Come experience an unforgettable day of: • Live treatment demos showcasing our most sought-after services • Luxe door prizes you won’t want to miss • A first look at a space crafted for your relaxation, rejuvenation, and a hint of sparkle Whether you’re here to toast our journey, tour the space, or learn how our top treatments can help your skin glow, this celebration promises to be the kind of party your skin and your spirit will thank you for. Trust us: you’ll want to be part of this day. Mark your calendar, bring your friends, and join us for a celebration of beauty, community, and gratitude. We can’t wait to see you on June 25! Information Source: Subtly You | eventbrite

We are always looking for a good excuse to gather all our favorite Devitt House Friends together! Come celebrate summer with us! We will be trying lots of food and drink from our amazing Canadian makers and there will be the chance to see some of our new Canadian products and to learn more about the special things we carry at Devitt House. Did you know that next year our building will have been a store for 125 years? Sounds like another reason to have a party! Information Source: Devitt house | eventbrite

In a world that is fast changing as a result of global warming, what is the role of art and artists in capturing this change? What responsibility do arts organisations have to engage audiences and encourage action on environmental issues? ‘Melting Ice | Rising Tides’ is an exhibition by Royal Academician Emma Stibbon at The Burton at Bideford (10 May – 5 July 2025). It considers how the warming environment of the polar regions is impacting on the changing UK coastline, and makes connections between the remote extremes of our planet and our more familiar local landscapes. Polar ice melt can seem like an overwhelming idea – too far away to conceive, too big to be able to make a difference. Emma Stibbon observes and records the precariousness of polar ice sheets and glaciers, and the profound effect that melting ice is having on global sea level rise. This symposium brings the themes of ‘Melting Ice| Rising Tides’ into a scholarly context for audiences interested in the intersection of art and the environment. The day-long event brings together artists, scientists, academics, curators, arts organisations and local environmental agencies to ground the conversations in the practicalities of local landscapes and action. The Burton at Bideford is located in a designated National Landscape and part of the North Devon UNESCO Biosphere Reserve. The ‘Melting Ice | Rising Tides’ symposium is supported by Paul Mellon Centre for Studies in British Art and The Friends of The Burton. Find out more about ‘Melting Ice | Rising Tides’ Find out more about Emma Stibbon RA Schedule (subject to alteration) 10am // Director’s Welcome from Harriet Cooper and introduction to local context from Chris Fuller, Torridge District Council. Exhibition visit. 11am // Panel 1 – Global to local: How can art play a part in raising local awareness of global environmental events? Chair: Tracey Elliott (Pickwell Foundation) Speakers: Emma Stibbon (artist), Dr Heidi Mostang (Artist and researcher, University of Plymouth), Dr Anne Le Brocq (Glaciologist and Researcher, University of Exeter) 12.00 // Roundtable Discussion – bringing together local environmental agencies including North Devon Biosphere, Torridge District Council, Exeter Science Centre, Resurgence, and The Pickwell Foundation Convenor: Katy Lee (Community Animator, North Devon Biosphere) 1pm // Lunch (included in ticket price) 2pm // Panel 2 – What is the role of arts organisations and scholarship in communicating the climate crisis? Chair: Harriet Cooper (Director, The Burton at Bideford) Speakers: John Kenneth Paranada, (Curator of Art and Climate Change at the Sainsbury Centre) and Helen Record (Head of Research and Content at Robilant+Voena). 3pm // Creative Workshop 3.45pm // Closing Remarks 4pm // End Time 10am-4pm Location The Burton at Bideford Who is this workshop for? We invite everyone with an interest in art and/or the environment, whether professional or personal, to attend this event and contribute your thoughts and ideas. Suitable for 16+. How to book Call the gallery on 01237 471455 or book via Eventbrite using the button above. Please note that bookings via Eventbrite incur a booking fee. If Eventbrite is showing the event as sold out please call the gallery as there may still be spaces. Concessionary rates All tickets can be booked via Eventbrite or by calling the gallery on 01237 471455. If you have booked a concessionary ticket rate (65+, Student/Universal Credit) please bring your 65+ ID/Student ID/Universal Credit letter on the symposium day. Cancellations and refunds Ticket cancelled with under 7 days’ notice are non-refundable. An Eventbrite admin fee will be automatically deducted for workshops cancelled with more than 7 days’ notice. Accessibility and/or dietary requirements If you have any accessibility and/or dietary requirements please let us know at the time of booking. Car parking This workshop takes place at The Burton at Bideford. We are situated on the edge of Victoria Park in Bideford, next to a Torridge District Council owned car park where charges apply. For more details on parking in Bideford, visit the Torridge District Council website . About The Burton at Bideford The Burton at Bideford is a National Portfolio Organisation and one of the leading cultural venues in the South West, attracting over 160,000 visitors last year. It is situated in the historic town of Bideford, where agriculture, craft and maritime heritage meet at the water’s edge. With two exhibition spaces, a museum, craft gallery, shop and café, The Burton provides opportunities for everyone of all ages to access and engage with artists, collections and exhibitions. The Burton is committed to environmental sustainability in all areas of the organisation and continues to take steps to reduce carbon emissions year on year. With support of a grant from Arts Council England the gallery has recently installed rooftop solar panels, updated glazing to reduce heat loss, and installed new toilets that improve accessibility and energy efficiency. Image: Emma onboard Antigua drawing. Credit: Tristan Duke Information Source: The Burton at Bideford | eventbrite

Evening Cruise on MS Oldenburg Following the popularity of the evening cruise on the MS Oldenburg last year, RNLI Appledore Guild has arranged for the Lundy Landmark Trust and the MS Oldenburg to organise a further summer evening cruise in support of Appledore Lifeboat and the RNLI, celebrating the 200th anniversary of Appledore Lifeboat. There will be live music, a licensed bar and a very special RNLI atmosphere. Passengers joining the evening cruise should dress for the weather on the day and remember it can cool down quickly when sun sets out on the water. All drinks must be purchased from the bar but passengers may bring their own picnics. All proceeds from the evening will help support the RNLI. Following Sir William Hillary’s inaugural meeting of the Institution in1824, 12 lifeboats were ordered to be built by William Plenty of Newbury. Sir Charles Chalmers formed the Bideford Branch Association and successfully appealed to the Institution for one of the first lifeboats to be stationed at Appledore. On 28th February 1825 the first lifeboat to be built arrived in Appledore. The boat was named the Volunteer, it was 18 foot long, weighed one ton and was pulled by four oarsmen. The MS Oldenburg was launched on 29 March 1958 to serve as a ferry to the Frisian Islands, Germany. The ship was sold to the Lundy Co in 1985, it was refurbished at Appledore Shipbuilders and has since provided a regular summer service from Bideford and Ilfracombe to Lundy. Keep in touch When using Eventbrite we will collect your personal details in order to register and communicate with you about this event only. If you would you like to receive more information from the RNLI you can register RNLI.org/preferences or call 0300 300 9990. Even if you have received our communications in the past, we’ll make sure we honour the preferences you express here. Privacy Notice We will always store your personal details securely, and they will only be used by the RNLI, RNLI Shop and RNLI College. Your data may also be used for analysis purposes, to help us provide the best service possible. We will only allow your information to be used by suppliers working on our behalf and we’ll only share it if required to do so by law. For full details see our Privacy Policy at RNLI.org/PrivacyPolicy or contact our Supporter Experience Team on 0300 300 9918 (from the UK) or +44 1202 663234 (from outside the UK). Information Source: RNLI Events | eventbrite

Wellington Brass Band presents Music from the Musicals & Movies Come join us for a spectacular evening of live music at All Saints Church, Broseley! The Wellington Brass Band will be performing a selection of your favorite tunes from popular musicals and movies. Get ready to be swept away by the enchanting melodies and powerful performances. More information about The Friendly Bus and their fundraising campaign can be found at www.friendlybus.co.uk. Don't miss out on this unforgettable event - buy your tickets and mark your calendars now! Information Source: The Friendly Bus | eventbrite

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Join us for the Charity Fundraising Hike: Robin Hoods Bay to Whitby! Lace up your hiking boots and get ready for a scenic trek along the stunning Yorkshire coast. Starting at YHA Boggle Hole, we'll make our way through picturesque landscapes, all in the name of a good cause. Whether you're a seasoned hiker or just looking for a fun challenge, this event is perfect for everyone. So gather your friends, pack some snacks, and let's make a difference together! Information Source: Kubatana Together as One | eventbrite

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Hike4Homes - Zetetick Housing Welcome to Hike4Homes - South Coast Challenge! Lace up your hiking boots and get ready for an unforgettable adventure along the stunning South Downs! Join Zetetick Housing Charity on Saturday 28th June for a day of hiking, fun, and making a difference. Zetetick Housing is a registered charity based in Lewes, East Sussex that specialises in providing quality homes in London and the Southeast for people with learning disabilities and autism. We change the lives of people in supported care, helping them become safe, happy and healthy at home. ** Hike4Homes ** is all about coming together to support a great cause while enjoying the great outdoors. We have a choice of distances to choose from, whether you're a seasoned hiker or just looking for a new challenge, this event is perfect for you. So, gather your team, friends, family, or furry companions and let's hit the trails for a day of exploration and giving back. Don't miss out on this opportunity to make a difference while having a blast! Every penny raised could help fund and improve homes, providing essential features like sensory rooms to create safe, supportive, and enriching environments for vulnerable adults with learning disabilities and autism. Route Options: Option 1 Eastbourne – Lewes Start: 7.30am Finish: 7.30pm Distance: Approx. 26 miles (42km) Duration: 8-10 hours Reg Fee: £20 per person (includes t-shirt, fundraising pack, water and protein bar) Suggested fundraising target: £300 Option 2 Eastbourne – Birling Gap (Start) Start: 7.30am Finish: 9.30am Distance: Approx. 6 miles (10km) Duration: 2 hours Reg Fee: £10 (includes t-shirt, fundraising pack, water and protein bar) Suggested fundraising target: £100 Option 3 Southease – Lewes (Finish) Start: 4.30pm Finish: 7.00pm Distance: Approx. 7 miles (11km) Duration: 2 hours Reg Fee: £10 (includes t-shirt, fundraising pack, water and protein bar) Suggested Fundraising target: £100 For more information on the event, please contact Sophia our Fundraising and Comms Manager via fundraising@zhc.org.uk or call 07950 688776. To set up a fundraising page, please visit: justgiving.com/campaign/hike4homes Information Source: Zetetick Housing | eventbrite

McTavish!Set in the dazzling world of 1928, you’re invited to the extravagant 100th birthday celebration of the fabulously wealthy (and notoriously tight-fisted) Laird McTavish. The champagne is flowing, the jazz is swinging, and the guest list is packed with peculiar personalities—from Clunge the ever-suspicious butler, to the flirtatious parlour maid Fanny, the saintly Curate Robert, and the sultry Nurse Golightly. But when the evening takes a deadly turn and a guest ends up murdered, it’s up to you to play detective. Who had the motive? How was it done? And more importantly—who’s next? Question the suspects, piece together the clues, and solve the case in a night of intrigue, laughter, and vintage drama. A thrilling night awaits… but beware—everyone has a secret, and no one is safe. Did the butler do it? Only one way to find out… Location: Wellington Hotel London, by Blue Orchid Nestled in the heart of London, the Wellington Hotel by Blue Orchid offers a stylish and comfortable stay with a perfect blend of modern amenities and classic charm. Just steps away from major attractions, this boutique hotel provides exceptional service, making it the ideal destination for both business and leisure travelers. Enjoy cozy rooms, a welcoming atmosphere, and a central location that gives you easy access to the best of London. Whether you're visiting for a weekend getaway or attending an event, the Wellington Hotel ensures a memorable experience. Ticket includes: 3 course dinner with a half bottle of wineMurder mystery entertainmentFancy dress competitionPrizes for catching the murdererMurderMysteryEvents.com...Dying to please! Information Source: MurderMysteryEvents.com - Dying to please! | eventbrite