An innovative and inspiring, mixed media exhibition by students of Art & Design, Graphic Design, Photography and Media courses at the College of West Anglia. Private View - all welcome.
Free exhibition continues until Feb 2,
The Francis Foundation is a charity set up by Andrew Francis to help with the cost of children's funerals. To raise money Andrew Francis Funeral Services holds a weekly coffee morning every Wednesday at their offices at 25 London Rd, King's Lynn where coffee and biscuits are served. There is no charge but donations are requested.
An innovative and inspiring, mixed media exhibition by students of Art & Design, Graphic Design, Photography and Media courses at the College of West Anglia.
Lynn Museum hosts a coffee morning on the last Wednesday of the month with a different theme each time: a chance to learn more about the museum collection, try a new craft and enjoy coffee and cake.
Only £1 or Free for Friends of Kings Lynn Museum (FKLM).
Woodcraft Folk believe passionately in equality and co-operation: everyone is welcome to join our groups. Every week thousands of volunteers and young people meet in school halls, community venues and a host of other places to learn about big ideas through fun activities such as singing, camping, playing and debating. Our aim is to have great fun, but also to try to develop children’s self-confidence and build their awareness of society around them.
Through our activities, outings and camps we help our members:
To understand important issues like the environment, world debt and global conflict.
Developing activities focused on sustainable development.
To encourage children to think, hoping that they will help build a peaceful, fairer world.
For 9 - 12 years. Every Wednesday during term time.
Details: Rosie Woolgar, Development Officer 07422 966128
THE HOUSE OF HIS DREAMS: REIMAGINING THE MUNNINGS ART GALLERY
Jenny Hand — Director, The Munnings Art Museum
Members free, visitors £4. Annual membership is £14 per person and new members can join at any time.
An innovative and inspiring, mixed media exhibition by students of Art & Design, Graphic Design, Photography and Media courses at the College of West Anglia.
An innovative and inspiring, mixed media exhibition by students of Art & Design, Graphic Design, Photography and Media courses at the College of West Anglia.
An innovative and inspiring, mixed media exhibition by students of Art & Design, Graphic Design, Photography and Media courses at the College of West Anglia.
Woodcraft Folk believe passionately in equality and co-operation: everyone is welcome to join our groups. Every week thousands of volunteers and young people meet in school halls, community venues and a host of other places to learn about big ideas through fun activities such as singing, camping, playing and debating. Our aim is to have great fun, but also to try to develop children’s self-confidence and build their awareness of society around them.
Through our activities, outings and camps we help our members:
To understand important issues like the environment, world debt and global conflict.
Developing activities focused on sustainable development.
To encourage children to think, hoping that they will help build a peaceful, fairer world.
For 9 - 12 years. Every Wednesday during term time.
Details: Rosie Woolgar, Development Officer 07422 966128
True's Talks 17th series: Port of King's Lynn 1869 - 2019
7th February, 2019 –
True's Yard Fisherfolk Museum
North Street
PE30 1QW
Lynn historian Dr Paul Richards details the history of the town's port over the past 150 years.
Booking essential (True's Talks are very popular). No fee but donations to the True's Yard Fisherfolk Museum welcome.
King's Lynn Civic Society lecture: Re-opening the Wisbech Railway
7th February, 2019
Thoresby College
The Great Hall
South Quay
Peter Wakefield, Railfuture, talks on the Wisbech Rail Re-opening Campaign and the Wisbech 2020 Vision Plan. What can King's Lynn learn about the regeneration plans for Wisbech?
Members free - visitors £2.
Marlo is a mother of three, including a new born. Her wealthy brother gives her a night nanny as a gift. Hesitant with the extravagance at first, Marlo comes to form a unique bond with the thoughtful, surprising, and sometimes challenging young nanny named Tully. (drama/comedy)
Members free, day memberships available £5 on the door, all welcome.
Rossini: Petite Messe Solennelle and Brahms: Liebesliederwalzer Op 52. Angela Brun, soprano. Freya Jacklin, alto. Ben Thapa, tenor. Jolyon Loy, bass. Piano 1, Ben Horden, piano 11, Nick Tudor, harmonium, Matthew Searles. Conductor Tom Appleton.
Tickets £20 from the King's Lynn Corn Exchange, under 12 FREE.
Woodcraft Folk believe passionately in equality and co-operation: everyone is welcome to join our groups. Every week thousands of volunteers and young people meet in school halls, community venues and a host of other places to learn about big ideas through fun activities such as singing, camping, playing and debating. Our aim is to have great fun, but also to try to develop children’s self-confidence and build their awareness of society around them.
Through our activities, outings and camps we help our members:
To understand important issues like the environment, world debt and global conflict.
Developing activities focused on sustainable development.
To encourage children to think, hoping that they will help build a peaceful, fairer world.
For 9 - 12 years. Every Wednesday during term time.
Details: Rosie Woolgar, Development Officer 07422 966128
Woodcraft Folk believe passionately in equality and co-operation: everyone is welcome to join our groups. Every week thousands of volunteers and young people meet in school halls, community venues and a host of other places to learn about big ideas through fun activities such as singing, camping, playing and debating. Our aim is to have great fun, but also to try to develop children’s self-confidence and build their awareness of society around them.
Through our activities, outings and camps we help our members:
To understand important issues like the environment, world debt and global conflict.
Developing activities focused on sustainable development.
To encourage children to think, hoping that they will help build a peaceful, fairer world.
For 9 - 12 years. Every Wednesday during term time.
Details: Rosie Woolgar, Development Officer 07422 966128
Guilio Potenza and Oda Voltersvik met at Trinity Laban Conservatory during their artist diploma studies. In parallel with their solo career they perform regularly as a piano duo in the Uk and abroad.
Coffee available thirty minutes before the event.
Visitor's fee £10; free to full-time students and under 18s. Annual membership £50.
Join the team at Lynn Museum for a 1940s activity day - including costumed characters, real 1940s artefacts, crafts, and wartime food.
This is a drop-in event with free admission, so no need to book.
True's Talks 17th series: Black Forest Clockmakers in Lynn - and a horrible murder
21st February, 2019 –
True's Yard Fisherfolk Museum
North Street
PE30 1QW
Fr Peter Rollings has studied the Black Forest clockmakers in King's Lynn and tells of the horrible murder of Lorenz Beha.
Booking essential (True's Talks are very popular). No fee but donations to the True's Yard Fisherfolk Museum welcome.
NORFOLK TREASURES
Kevin Elfleet — Chairman, Norfolk Metal Detecting Club
Members free, visitors £4. Annual membership is £14 per person and new members can join at any time.
Lynn Museum hosts a coffee morning on the last Wednesday of the month with a different theme each time: a chance to learn more about the museum collection, try a new craft and enjoy coffee and cake.
Only £1 or Free for Friends of Kings Lynn Museum (FKLM).
Just like a pub quiz but no sport nor celebs.
Instead: heritage, arts, literature, nature and local and general knowledge
And a warm, friendly atmosphere.
£5 per head including coffee and home-baked biscuits.
Proceeds in aid of Marriotts Warehouse Trust.
Details: 07582 037301
True's Talks 17th series: Water management in the Fens before windmills
28th February, 2019 –
True's Yard Fisherfolk Museum
North Street
PE30 1QW
Water had to be managed in the Fens long before windmills were developed. Prof Michael Chisholm explains how Fenmen accomplished the task.
Booking essential (True's Talks are very popular). No fee but donations to the True's Yard Fisherfolk Museum welcome.
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Showoffs 2019, artexhibition
