Friday
03
September
Gold Hill Fair
Sunday 04 July 2010
16:00 on the Abbey ground
The event as ever is organised by Rotary Club of Shaftesbury
Is a community event for the people of Shaftesbury, this year we are raising money for good causes close to our hearts, Polio Plus a Rotary Charity which is committed to the eradication of polio throughout the worldand other local charities.
French Market along the High Street.
Medieval event on Gold Hill from 11.00am.
Music in the Abbey grounds.
Rotary tea tent, Bottle Stall and a Fun Fair.
The event as ever is organised by Rotary Club of Shaftesbury
Is a community event for the people of Shaftesbury, this year we are raising money for good causes close to our hearts, Polio Plus a Rotary Charity which is committed to the eradication of polio throughout the worldand other local charities.
French Market along the High Street.
Medieval event on Gold Hill from 11.00am.
Music in the Abbey grounds.
Rotary tea tent, Bottle Stall and a Fun Fair.
Soiree Musicale
Afficionados of the monthly "Jazz Cafe" at The Exchange enjoyed a thoroughly French evening recently in the company of "Petites Annonces".
A large and enthusiastic audience was treated to a succession of atmospheric songs from this talented quartet. The rasping voice of lead singer/guitarist Jipe Gerardin helped to create the authentic candlelit atmosphere of a French cellar bar.
The only things missing were the smells of Gauloise and Absinthe!
If you are looking for a different and exciting musical treat make sure you don't miss them when they return, for return they surely must."
From Unity.com magazine by Graham Baseden
Afficionados of the monthly "Jazz Cafe" at The Exchange enjoyed a thoroughly French evening recently in the company of "Petites Annonces".
A large and enthusiastic audience was treated to a succession of atmospheric songs from this talented quartet. The rasping voice of lead singer/guitarist Jipe Gerardin helped to create the authentic candlelit atmosphere of a French cellar bar.
The only things missing were the smells of Gauloise and Absinthe!
If you are looking for a different and exciting musical treat make sure you don't miss them when they return, for return they surely must."
From Unity.com magazine by Graham Baseden
Be prepared to hear something different avec un accent français!
