CHILDREN’S CHRISTMAS PARTY

Members Only – advance booking essential

‘SING FOR SUE’ CHRISTMAS CONCERTS

Concert goers can munch mince pies and sip mulled wine while they sing along with, or watch and listen to, a variety of top-flight regional and international acts including the Bristol Male Voice Choir, a Nutcracker performance from the Russian Ballet, Soprani, PONITA, The No Good Nancies and the Cirencester Male Voice Choir. Tickets are priced from £5 To £10 (depending on guest age and venue), and all monies raised will help Sue Ryder provide care for people with life-changing illnesses. If you would like to buy tickets, or volunteer at one of the events, please go to www.sueryder.org/singforsue, or call the fundraising team on 0117 929 3618.

CHRISTMAS FAIR AND CRAFT SALE

Everybody Welcome , Santa’s Grotto, Raffle, Face Painting & Tattoos , Tombola, Refreshments, Jewellery , Gifts & Cards, Cake Sale & Much Much More!, All money raised will support two great charities, FOCUS – Gloucestershire Oncology Unit & Lupus UK – The only UK charity supporting lupus sufferers & research into this disease. For further details, to buy a raffle ticket or book Santa’s Grotto contact Jackie 01452 226557 email ballooncrazy@hotmail.co.uk

FLINT STREET NATIVITY

Comedy for grown-ups written by Tim Firth (Calendar Girls). Book before end October and choose your seat. For your priority booking form, email your name and tel no to: chrisjones@projectoffice.fsnet.co.uk

THE PHOENIX PLAYERS PRESENT THE FIRST PRODUCTION OF THEIR 55TH SEASON “TH£ VOYS£Y INH£RITANC£”

By Harley Granville Barker Adapted by David Mamet. This family saga of hypocrisy, deceit and corruption is as relevant today as when it was first produced in 1906. Tickets (reserved seating) £9.00 (concessions) £8.00 Available from: The Phoenix Players (Tel: 01452 522795) or Gloucester Tourist Information centre 28 Southgate Street (Tel: 01452 396572)

LIFE FOR KIDS MUSIC EVENT

From 1pm to 11pm Chelsea and Alisha will be holding an all-day music event including local bands such as Canary Swing, The Tommy Drums, and headliners Will and The People Through the day there will be candy floss, popcorn and even homemade cakes all to raise money for a great charity. Also great chances to win amazing prizes. In aid of Great Ormond Street Hospital Children’s Charity.

NOVEMBER CULTURE CLUB TALK

The November Culture Club talk at the City Museum will give visitors the chance to learn about some of the exotic exhibits on display during the Victorian period. On Wednesday 6th November from 1.10pm until 1.50pm museum curator, David Rice, will discuss some of the intriguing objects that were enjoyed by Victorians and what happened to them. The informal talk will offer an insight into the history of the museums and how Victorian visitors were delighted by an Aztec mask, a scold’s bridal, and other fascinating curios. Tickets are priced at £3 for Adults, with Concessions (over 60’s) for £2. The talk is free to museum members. You can pre-book your place at the talk by emailing museums@gloucester.gov.uk or by telephoning 01452 396131.