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Welcome to the ARUNDELTown Festival 2008 It gives me great pleasure to wish everyone a very happy 2008 Arundel Festival. We are so blessed in Arundel to have such a beautiful town as a backdrop to what will be a very enjoyable Festival. Thank you to all the organisers for their hard work in making a Festival, which caters for a diversity of tastes and ages. Have a fantastic Festival week. Wendy Eve, Mayor ARUNDEL TOWN FESTIVAL COMMITTEE

Chairman – Bill Beere Secretary – Penny Hadley Treasurer – Steve Dummer Brochure Co-ordinator – Justin Williams Street Theatre – Glenda Harkess Town Fair Co-ordinator – James Stewart

Sponsors of the Arundel Town Festival Arundel Town Festival would like to thank all the following sponsors, without whom none of this would be possible.

Arundel Town Council

Arundel and the wider community is full of energy and talent. The fruits of this are seen and enjoyed by all at our annual Arundel Festival, now in its 31st year. This year we are working with a new concert promoter who will be presenting three exciting and varied picnic concerts, each with a firework finale. The British Shakespeare Company will also be joining us to present two magical evenings in the new Collector Earl's Garden with a production of A Midsummer Night's Dream. We look forward to welcoming you again to this year's Festival. Edward Norfolk

elcome to what is in effect the very first brochure of the newly formed Arundel Town Festival. In essence nothing much has changed from the previous 30 years but with recent demise of the Festival Society and the retirement from the Fringe of Don Ayling after many long years of selfless hard work, it was felt a bit of reorganising was necessary to pull all the elements of the Festival together. So, under the Chairmanship of Bill Beere, we’ve become the Arundel Town Festival. Although we’re still in a period of transition, we’ve managed to put together a really exciting series of events including some new departures and the return of some old favourites. As well as the ever-popular Gallery Trail, Theatre Trail, concerts and other theatre and music events, there’s the Arundel Town Fair on Bank Holiday Monday, music in the Jubilee Gardens, the return of Shakespeare to the Castle and thanks to the very generous sponsorship of Terry Bedford, a last night fireworks extravaganza. We hope to use this year’s Festival as a stepping-stone to something much bigger and better in 2009. This year the main issue that we’ve had to wrestle with is a lack of money. As soon as this years festival is over work will start to raise funds for next year and we’ll be looking for sponsors both large and small. We would welcome any inquiries from potential sponsors for all the events next year but we are also hoping to start a Friends scheme offering priority booking, discounted tickets, a regular newsletter with updates on developments. Please get in touch via the box office if you can help in any way. Meanwhile, browse through the brochure to see what’s on offer and go out and buy some tickets. It promises to be a great week so don’t stay at home watching television – you might make new discoveries that could potentially change your life! Arundel Town Festival Committee

All events and activities in the Arundel Town Festival 2008 are subject to change without notice. It is advised to check times and venues prior to attendance. The organisers do not accept any responsibility for any inconvenience any changes may cause. The organisers take no responsibility for events and activities included in the 2008 Arundel Town Festival (ATF) programme at the request of outside bodies not under direct control of the AFT organisers. The organisers, their agents and their associates, including all participating personnel, paid or unpaid, will not accept any responsibility for any loss, damage or injury incurred by any visitors to the Arundel Town Festival events and activities however so caused. All events and activities are put on in good faith and safety considerations are a primary concern. Visitors take part in, and are present at Arundel Town Festival events entirely at their own risk.

PLEASE NOTE: Ticket booking varies for each event - check the bottom of each page carefully to find the relevant contact details.

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Arundel Castle Events

Levellers Seth Lakeman

Friday 22nd August at 7pm

3 Daft Monkeys Picnic concert & spectacular fireworks Gates open: 5.30pm Performance starts: 7pm Advance tickets: Adults £28 – Children (5-15) £15 On the night: Adults £35 – Children (5-15) £20 Under 5 years: Free entry, no ticket required

Saturday 23rd August at 7.30pm

The Music of

Queen

Spectacular Rock & Symphonic Show Stars of West End musical

‘We Will Rock You’

70 Artists On Stage! Picnic concert & spectacular fireworks

Lesley Garrett

Gates open: 5.30pm Performance starts: 7.30pm Advance tickets: Adults £30 – Children (5-15) £20 On the night: Adults £35 – Children (5-15) £20 Under 5 years: Free entry, no ticket required

Sunday 24th August at 7.30pm

& the National Symphony Orchestra Picnic concert & spectacular fireworks Gates open: 5.30pm Performance starts: 7pm Advance tickets: Adults £30 – Children (5-15) £20 On the night: Adults £35 – Children (5-15) £25 Under 5 years: Free entry, no ticket required

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To book tickets for the above three events contact: www.imlconcerts.co.uk Tel: 01603 660444

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All events at Arundel Castle can be booked in person with no booking fee at the Arundel Castle Ticket Office, Mill Road Gate - 10am-4pm Tues-Sun (Mondays in August) Candlelight Opera Presents Mozart’s

Wednesday 27th August at 7.30pm

Cosi fan tutte A fully staged and beautifully costumed production performed inside the Barons’ Hall Subtitled ‘The School for Lovers’, Cosi fan tutte was Mozart’s final collaboration with the librettist Lorenzo da Ponte and is considered by many to be his most refined and haunting exploration into

the contradictions of the heart. Two young officers think they are putting their sweethearts to a test, but everyone receives an unexpected education in life and love. Of course, it all ends happily, or does it? Candlelight Opera specialise in presenting quality opera inside some of the UK’s foremost historic houses. www.candlelightopera.co.uk

Castle grounds & gardens open: 6.00pm Doors open: 7.00pm Performance starts: 7.30pm Tickets: £45 includes admission to the gardens and glass of wine

Shakespeare in The Collector Earl’s Garden

Thursday 28th & Friday 29th August at 7.30pm

A Midsummer Night’s Dream Take four runaway lovers, a mysterious forest, a pack of dangerous spirits, a motley comic crew, a magical love potion and create a classic tale of farce, mirth and madness. Following last year’s sell-out tour the British Shakespeare Company is proud to present Shakespeare at the Arundel Castle as part of the Arundel Town Festival.

The Collector Earl’s Garden at Arundel Castle provides a magnificent and idyllic setting for A Midsummer Night’s Dream. Performed in beautiful Elizibethan costumes by a cast of 15 of Britain’s finest professional Shakespearian actors the shows will include live music and hilarious comedy all set in the stunning natural surroundings that Shakespeare intended for his plays.

Castle grounds open: 5.30pm The Collector Earl’s Garden gates open: 6.30pm Performance starts: 7.30pm Advance tickets: Adults £25 – Children (5-15) £15 On the night: Adults £27.50 – Children (5-15) £16.50

To book tickets for the above three events contact: www.arundelfestival.co.uk Tel: 0871 472 0414

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WIN!

Win concert tickets to the Arundel Town Festival IML Concerts and Just Picnics have come together to offer 3 fabulous prizes for the 2008 Arundel Festival. You can win a pair of tickets and a picnic for each night – Friday 22nd August for Levellers, Saturday 23rd for The Music Of Queen and Sunday 24th for Lesley Garrett with the National Symphony Orchestra. Three lucky winners will win the prize by simply answering the question below. This is a fantastic prize as all three evenings will finish with a spectacular firework finale. This is the first year that IML are organising the concerts at the Castle; they are specialists in presenting the best stars in outdoor settings such as castles and stately homes all over the UK. Whether it is the sophisticated sound of Lesley Garrett, the amazing stage performance of The Music Of Queen or the folkrock of Levellers and guests, there is something for everyone. Brighton-based Levellers have been voted the best UK festival live act by the public so this is not to be missed.

All three nights are picnic-style concerts so why not treat yourself to a luxury picnic from Just Picnics. They will deliver to the venue for you to collect; it’s great quality at a good price. Look at the websites below and plan a hot summers evening listening to great music in the picturesque setting of Arundel Castle.

www.imlconcerts.co.uk Tickets: 01603 660444

✃Where are Levellers based?

www.justpicnics.co.uk Picnics: 0870 803 4755

To enter please answer the following question:

Answer: To enter, please fill out this coupon cut out and post it to Arundel Town Festival Competition, 3 Shelley Road, Worthing, West Sussex BN11 1TT. Alternatively e-mail your answer and contact details to: justin@grapevineprint.co.uk Closing Date: Monday 18th August 2008. Judges decision is final.

Name: ____________________________________________________________ Address: __________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________

Winners will be contacted immediately once the draw has been made. If we receive no answer then the winner shall be notified by post and/or e-mail.

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Full competition rules available upon request.

Telephone No: ______________________________________________________

Your information will not be passed onto a third party and will only be held by the Arundel Castle Enterprises Ltd.

Mobile No: ________________________________________________________ e-mail: ____________________________________________________________

Please tick here if you do not wish to receive information from the Arundel Town Festival in future years.

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To book tickets for the above concert contact: www.imlconcerts.co.uk Tel: 01603 660444

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A big THANK YOU to all of this year’s advertisers. Whilst in Arundel please make sure you visit these shops and see what they have to offer, and please mention that you saw their advert in the Arundel Town Festival brochure. Without their kind support this brochure would not have been possible.

Supporters

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ARUNDEL BUTCHERS Try our home-made sausages, Best Orkney Beef, Free-Range local Pork and fresh local Lamb. 19 The Square, Arundel BN18 9AD

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BROOKSIDE CARAVAN PARK Over 40 Years of Holiday Caravans and Caravan Holidays. Available for hire from March to October. Close to Historic Arundel and Seaside Littlehampton. Brookside, Lyminster, Littlehampton BN17 7QE Tel/Fax: (01903) 713292 www.brooksideuk.com • mark@brooksideuk.com

CASTLE CHOCOLATES Always guaranteed a friendly service, together with top quality confectionery. Celebrating 20 years trading in Arundel. 11 Tarrant Street, Arundel BN18 9DG

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CHINA PALACE The South’s finest Chinese restaurant, serving authentic Szechuan and Peking cuisine. Highly recommended for a festival visit. 67 High Street, Arundel BN18 9AJ

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COMFORT INN A family-run value hotel with 53 en-suite rooms with excellent contemporary amenities, as well as a fully licensed bar and restaurant. Perfectly positioned for access to the festival. Junction A27/A284, Lyminster Road, Crossbush, Arundel, West Sussex, BN17 7QQ Tel: 01903 840 840 e-mail: reservations@comfortinnarundel.com

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Lesley Garrett Interview

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by Justin Williams

When I was asked to interview Lesley Garrett I couldn’t immediately say I was the biggest fan. I didn’t really know her. After speaking with her, I now am. What an inspiration she is! Caring Mother, NSPCC ambassador, dancer, TV judge, TV celebrity, oh, and her day job...great singer! JW: So Lesley you are booked to play at Arundel Castle on Sunday 24th August. How do you feel? LG: Very excited about that. I’ve never played there before, it will be my first time, I’m so excited I love a new venue. JW: You play in stately homes and castles all the time, don’t you?. LG: I will sing anywhere love, I always find the lovely historical settings which I am sure Arundel will be, always go well as the atmosphere is set up for you and people feel they are already getting value for money as they have the castle to look at. JW: It’s a truly great atmosphere at Arundel Castle and I really hope you enjoy it. LG: There’s nothing better than seeing a great wave of coloured picnics rugs, hampers and wine and union jacks and everyone having a fab time in the evening, there’s no better way to spend a great summers eve in Britain I think. JW: Is that typically British then? LG: Oh very much so. We are completely insane in this country. I have only ever done these concerts in Britain but I think we probably invented it. I was recently taken to have Sunday lunch with some colleagues from the Royal Opera House who were from California, they arrived at these mutual friends of ours and to their horror we ate outside. They thought we were completely mad and sat outside wrapped in rugs but to us it was a lovely summers evening. JW: You have a great website? LG: Well I think you need to keep up with the times and have a decent website, it’s a wonderful way to keep up with the fans and keep my fans updated. Wish I had time to do a blog. JW: Tell me about your current projects? LG: Amazing Grace is mostly classical and a fantastic mixture of different types of beautiful music and comes out at the same time as my new production of Carousel in mid November. The story of Carousel is very spiritual and the album is as well so the two work together well. JW: How did the part come about? LG: Well I did the Sound of Music last year, the one that Connie Fisher did, I was the Mother Abbess. JW: Yes, you got rave reviews! LG: Yes I did (laughing). That was my first ever production of a musical really and loved it so much I couldn’t wait to do another one. It takes enormous stamina and it’s a different technique.

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JW: Does Leslie Garrett always wear posh frocks? Every picture I have of you for the festival magazine has you in an amazing outfit! LG: Thank you. There are a small handful of designers that I work with regularly that are truly wonderful and they are Caroline Castigliano who I’m working with at the moment, also a lot with Jenny Packham and Maria Grachvogel is a great favourite and Vivian Westwood, of course. JW: How long will you sing for at Arundel? LG: I should think about two and a half hours and we are doing all the Land of Hope and Glory stuff. Even if it’s dry everyone will still be getting their umbrellas out! JW: Will you focus just on your new album or will it be a mixture? LG: It will be a mixture. The first half of the programme will be classical and the second half everything but classical. I also have a Tenor with me, Paul Austin Kelly, performing some duets – I like to have a nice man when I can! JW: What would you like to ask the audience to do? LG: Yes, get them to tune for Land of Hope and Glory. I want lots of audience participation. There will be everything. Of course, I will sing You will never walk alone, that’s brill. We will get all the Arundel scousers out with their scarves! (chuckles) JW: Who is the best artist you have worked with? LG: Oh, that’s a tough one! Well there’s two actually. Bryn Terfel who is staggering and Michael Ball whose just lovely and extraordinary exponent of the art.

To book tickets to see Lesley Garrett contact: www.imlconcerts.co.uk Tel: 01603 660444

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JW: What and who are your inspirations? LG: All over the place from my children, husband, family. People close to home mean so much to me. I engineered my entire career to be available for my family giving up international work as soon as my children came along and thought I would try and be a national treasure like Thora Hird! Brits are an extraordinary nation and our values are what are so important. We hold some things so dear and we live by the truth. Humility is another one of our great attributes, the fact we never stop striving and You will never walk alone is a LOVELY song from that point of view. JW: What was it like to be awarded a CBE and was it expected? LG: No, not at all I was gob smacked (laughs). Very humbled by that and probably the greatest achievement of my life, it takes your breath away when the Queen gives you a medal for doing something you love doing and I am completely devoted to. JW: You are a leading celebrity for the NSPCC. What got you involved? LG: They have just made me an Ambassador, there are only 7 and I am one of them along with Kylie Minogue, Peter Andre and Johnny Wilkinson and Amir Khan, the boxer. What interested me in the NSPCC was having my own children and wanting other children to be loved as much as mine are. I went to one of their therapeutic centres in the south of London. I was only due to stay for one hour but stayed the whole day watching the incredible work that the NSPCC therapists do there with the badly damaged and cruelly treated children. To my mind it’s very wrong that our society doesn’t take responsibility for our children that have been damaged by our society. JW: You have lead the way for opera artists to cross over into mainstream. Was this planned? LG: God no, nothing I have ever done is planned, sweetheart, I just follow my nose!! But the FA Cup was the first event I did for the NSPCC and we raised £150,000. It was the last thing that ever happened on that pitch. Elton John was my warm up. No, nothing planned. It’s my complete inability to say ‘no’ to anything. I met Bruce Forsyth and my husband Peter the same week as I did the Bruce Forsyth Christmas Special – my first TV. I never looked back really, I did a TV series, made an album, had a baby, did a concert tour, another baby, another concert tour. JW: What’s next for Lesley Garrett? LG: I would love to do a film score. I have always wanted to sing at the Oscars. I would love to do the next Diamonds are Forever. So a Hollywood musical, film, yes the next James Bond would do, I’m not fussed!!

To book tickets to see Lesley Garrett contact: www.imlconcerts.co.uk Tel: 01603 660444

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Candlelight Opera presents Mozart’s

Performed in the

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on Wednesday 27 August at 7.30pm

A fully staged and beautifully costumed production performed inside the Barons’ Hall Subtitled ‘The School for Lovers’, Cosi fan tutte was Mozart’s final collaboration with the librettist Lorenzo da Ponte and is considered by many to be his most refined and haunting exploration into the contradictions of the heart. Two young officers think they are putting their sweethearts to a test, but everyone receives an unexpected education in life and love. Of course, it all ends happily, or does it? Candlelight Opera specialise in presenting quality opera inside some of the UK’s foremost historic houses. www.candlelightopera.co.uk

Castle grounds & gardens open ..........6.00pm Doors open ................7.00pm Performance starts at ......................7.30pm Tickets ................................£45

Book in person (No booking fee) Arundel Castle Ticket Office Inside Mill Road Gate Book online (Booking fee) www.arundelfestival.co.uk

Book via telephone (Booking fee) 0871 472 0414

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Supporters

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INDIA GATE RESTAURANT Welcome to India Gate, bringing the taste of authentic cuisine of the Grand Moghuls in a contemporary, modern, stylish setting. The finest traditional and contemporary dishes. Takeaway menu also available. Open 7 days a week. 3/5 Mill Lane, Arundel BN18 9AH 01903 884224

MARTIN STEELS Optometrist – quality eyecare, expert dispensing, complete contact lens service, range of frames, colorimetry specialists, special sunglass offers. 39 Tarrant Street, Arundel BN18 9DG

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MILL ROAD PUTTING GREEN & CAFÉ Set in picturesque surroundings below the castle, tea garden, 18-hole putting green & tennis. Open daily at 10am. Mill Road, Arundel BN18 9PA

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MOATHOUSE CAFÉ RESTAURANT Family business now in our 12th year. We serve good food all day. Enjoy your visit. Daytime takeaway. 9 High Street, Arundel BN18 9AD

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PALLANT OF ARUNDEL For festival feasts see our selection of delicacies accompanied by wines and champagne, beers and cold drinks. The Square, 17 High Street, Arundel BN18 9AD

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Music Around Town

www.arundelmusic.co.uk or this years music programme there are some fantastic concerts taking place in venues around the town featuring some top class performers. This year we’ve been fortunate in receiving a grant through the National Lottery ‘Awards for All’ scheme and coupled with generous and gratefully received sponsorship from Neil Holland Architects, Venture New Generation Portraits and some other donors who wish to remain anonymous, we’ve been able to keep the standards high and the ticket prices low. We would also like to thank Michael Nott for kindly providing the lighting for the concerts at St Nicholas' Church. Among our performers are Piers Adams, regularly described as the world’s greatest recorder player, Guy Bovet, one of the world’s most renowned organists, the musicians of Sounds Underground, who count among Britain’s best young string players and Talkestra, recently nominated for Best Classical Act at the Brighton Festival. Since many of the performers are involved in two, three or more events they’ll be around town for a few days so there’ll be plenty of chances to meet them. One new departure for this year and something we hope to develop in coming years is to bring concerts into new and unexpected venues. This year as well as concerts in private houses we’re very grateful to Absolutely Organics for hosting a mouth-watering series of three concerts by the fabulous young cellist Oliver Coates. We’re also very grateful to the owners of the private houses for their use – there’s something magical about the house concerts that would be very hard to find anywhere else. But beware – there’s not much room so get your tickets early.

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To book tickets for the Arundel Music events contact: tickets@zimmerstewart.co.uk Tel: 01903 885867

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Music Around Town Saturday 23rd August – 12.00 noon 47 Maltravers Street – £8

SAMUEL ERIKSSON The first of two concerts on a Dutch house organ from Nick and Sarah Plumley’s collection. Samuel Eriksson is Director of Music at Traslov Church in Varverg, near Göteborg, on the Swedish west coast. J.S. Bach – Prelude and Fugue in B minor Buxtehude – Chaconne in E minor J.S. Bach – Trio sonata VI Pachelbel – Fantasia in G minor Roman – Sinfonia da Chiesa, arr. for organ by Bedrich Janacek Kindly sponsored by Neil Holland Architects See also Tuesday 26th August

Monday 25th August – 7.30pm St Nicholas Church – £12, 16 and under £5

TALKESTRA FAMILY CONCERT A great night out for all the family with the inimitable Talkestra and their director Steve Dummer featuring members of Drip Action Theatre, children from Jellyroll and a dissection of the harp! Talkestra were nominated for Best Classical Act at this year’s Brighton Festival – if you thought classical music was boring, think again!

“An absolutely fabulous evening!” AUDIENCE FEEDBACK

Programme to include Ravel – Introduction and Allegro Arnold – Toy Symphony Saint Saëns – Carnival of the Animals

To book tickets for the Arundel Music events contact: tickets@zimmerstewart.co.uk Tel: 01903 885867

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Music Around Town Tuesday 26th August – 12.00 noon

(See also Saturday 23rd August)

47 Maltravers Street – £8

SAMUEL ERIKSSON The second of two concerts on a Dutch house organ from Nick and Sarah Plumley’s collection. Roman – Suite: The Drottningholm Music, arr. by Bedrich Janacek J. S. Bach – Prelude and Fugue in C minor Krebs – Fantasia a gusto Italiano Buxtehude – Mit Fried und Freud ich fahr dahin (5 variations) Buxtehude – Prelude and Fugue in G minor Kindly sponsored by Neil Holland Architects

Tuesday 26th August – 5.00pm Humphrey’s, Greatham – £8

AGAINST THE FLIGHT OF TIME Lecture by Oliver Hawkins A talk on the theme of time in the poems and essays of Alice Meynell (1847-1922) by Oliver Hawkins, the poet’s great-grandson and literary executor. The talk will take place in the library at Humphrey’s, Greatham, near Amberley, where Alice Meynell wrote. A map with directions will be provided with tickets. Ticket price includes a glass of wine.

Tuesday 26th August – 7.30pm St Nicholas Church – £12

SOUNDS UNDERGROUND Tom Hankey and Anna Cashell - violin Vanessa McNaught - viola Oliver Coates - cello with Steve Dummer - clarinet Sounds Underground, featuring some of the finest young musicians in the country, are joined by Arundel’s own Steve Dummer, clarinettist and director of Talkestra, for a programme of chamber music classics including possibly the greatest of them all – Mozart’s fabulous Clarinet Quintet. Howells – Rhapsodic Quintet Ravel – String Quartet in F Mozart – Clarinet Quintet

Wednesday 27th August – 12.00 noon 57 Maltravers Street – £8

THE BOOK OF JOB James McKay Following compelling performances in the last two Festivals, James McKay reads the King James version (1611) of the Book of Job. Although they are the most frequently performed texts in existence, the books of the Bible are nearly always heard in short extracts. This reading will feature the great story in its entirety, the most detailed portrait of Satan in the Bible, and some of the finest passages ever composed in English. This event will last approximately two hours including a break for wine and sausage roll.

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Music Around Town Wednesday 27th August – 3.00pm Absolutely Organics, 4-6 Queen Street – £6 (£15 for all three Bach, Cake and Coffee concerts)

BACH, CAKE AND COFFEE 1 Oliver Coates – cello The first of three concerts in the unusual surroundings of Absolutely Organics Café by the sensational Oliver Coates, combining three of Bach’s solo cello suites with new music exploring the boundaries of cello technique. Buy a coffee and some cake and listen to some fabulous music by one of the big names of the future.

“He is, without a doubt, someone who has a dazzling career ahead of him.” MUSICWEB INTERNATIONAL

J.S. Bach – Suite no.1 Larry Goves – new work (world premiere) See also Thursday 28th and Friday 29th August

Wednesday 27th August – 10.00pm 14 Maltravers Street – £8

HARP AND HORROR! Vicky Lester – Harp Sounds Underground, James McKay – Reciter A frightful night to make you think differently about the harp! Two great pieces for harp and strings played by the wonderful Vicky Lester coupled with readings by James McKay of the two classic tales by Edgar Allen Poe that inspired them. Book early – there’s not much room! Poe – The Tell Tale Heart Renie – Ballade Fantastique Poe – The Masque of the Red Death Caplet – Conte Fantastique See also Thursday 28th August

Thursday 28th August – 12.00pm 47 Maltravers Street – £8

ADRIAN BAWTREE Adrian Bawtree, organist at Christ's Hospital and Musical Director of the Worthing Choral Society plays on three instruments in Nick and Sarah Plumley’s amazing collection of early keyboard instruments. Daquin – Four Pieces from Premiere Suite: Haydn – Sonata in C sharp minor, Hob.XVI/36: Haydn – Sonata in D major, Hob.XVI/37: Mozart – Sonata in E flat major, K.282 Beethoven – Sonata in G major, Op.14/2 Kindly sponsored by Neil Holland Architects

To book tickets for the Arundel Music events contact: tickets@zimmerstewart.co.uk Tel: 01903 885867

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Music Around Town Thursday 28th August – 3.00pm Absolutely Organics, 4-6 Queen Street – £6 (£15 for all three Bach, Cake and Coffee concerts)

BACH, CAKE AND COFFEE 2 Oliver Coates – cello J.S. Bach – Suite no.4 Xennakis – Kottos See also Wednesday 27th August and Friday 29th August

Thursday 28th August – 10.00pm 14 Maltravers Street – £8

HARP AND HORROR! Vicky Lester – Harp Sounds Underground, James McKay – Reciter For details see Wednesday 27th August

Friday 29th August – 1.00pm St Nicholas Church – £8, 16 and under £5

VIRTUOSO HARPSICHORD Hendrik Bouman – Harpsichord For over 30 years Hendrik Bouman has been counted amongst the most imaginative and respected specialist harpsichordists in the world and has played in most of the leading early music festivals. He is also a prolific composer of music written in the baroque and classical styles of the 17th and 18th centuries. Sweelinck – Ballo del Granduca (after Cavalieri) Peter Philips – Amarilli (after Caccini) John Bull – The King's Hunt Bouman – Sonata da Chiesa J.S. Bach – Italian Concerto in F major, BWV.971 Bouman – Introduction and Allegretto in C minor Bouman – Righting the Score in A minor

Friday 29th August – 3.00pm Absolutely Organics, 4-6 Queen Street – £6 (£15 for all three Bach, Cake and Coffee concerts)

BACH, CAKE AND COFFEE 3 Oliver Coates – Cello J.S. Bach – Suite no.3 Saariaho – Sept Papillons (2000) See also Wed 27th and Thursday 28th August

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Music Around Town Saturday 30th August – 7.30pm St Nicholas Church – £12, 16 and under £5

RECORDER RHAPSODY Piers Adams – recorder Howard Beach – Harpsichord Piers Adams, ‘the reigning recorder virtuoso in the world today’ and Howard Beach last appeared at the Arundel Festival in 1990 and we’re delighted to welcome them back for what promises to be an unforgettable night. As well as being members of the baroque super-group Red Priest, Piers and Howard have been duo partners for many years, dazzling audiences with a blend of virtuosity and showmanship. Tonight’s programme features four centuries of rhapsodic music composed and adapted for recorder and harpsichord, including music by Telemann, Handel, Rimsky Korsakov, Debussy and David Bedford. Unmissable!

"It's not easy to make the recorder a sexy, extrovert instrument yet Adams' virtuosity is breathtaking and presented with unfettered showmanship." THE DAILY TELEGRAPH

Sunday 31st August – 7.30pm Arundel Cathedral – £12, 16 and under £5

THE FESTIVAL ORGAN RECITAL Guy Bovet – organ The Arundel Festival Organ Recital on the magnificent Arundel Cathedral Hill organ has a great following and the audience have come to expect playing of the highest calibre by international organists. This year we are very pleased to welcome one of the world’s most distinguished organists, Guy Bovet. Organist of the Collegiate Church of Neuchâtel and professor of organ at the Musikhochschule in Basel, Guy Bovet is also a prolific composer with a catalogue of over 200 opus numbers. Including video link to large screen. Guy Bovet – Three Preludes J.S. Bach – Fantasia and Fugue in G minor Jehan Alain – Trois Danses

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Music The Big Weekends

at Jubilee Gardens

Saturday 23rd & Sunday 24th August and Saturday 30th August Two weekends of incomparable music and performance from some of the very best local talent there is, culminating in an 6 hr showcase from the genius and diversity of Northbrook College Southern Theatre Arts graduate students.

4pm to 5pm

All artistes perform for you FREE of charge – turn up, bring a blanket, some al fresco nosh and chill to the sounds of summer!

The Sextones are an up and coming three piece Brighton based band, with both classic and contemporary influences, that result in producing distinctive acoustic soul. Their effortlessly rich tones will move and uplift, a musical experience not to be missed!

Saturday 23rd August – 2pm to 6pm

REVOLUTIONARY MUSIC

THE SEXTONES

5pm to 6pm

Revolutionary Music, the Revolutionary Arts Group and Eclectric Ballroom combine forces for an afternoon of acoustic, lo-fi, alt.folk and indie oddness, broken up with poetry and spoken word. Compered by Dan Thompson (Blow Up, Zap, Roundabout) and Ben Salter (Eclectric Ballroom) with hand-picked acts from across Sussex. Line Up tbc

Sunday 24th August – 2pm to 3pm

THE FIVE O'CLOCK SHADOWS Inspired by bluesy improvisers mainly from the 70s like Hendrix and Stevie Ray Vaughan, along with tonnes of Red Hot Chili Peppers - The Five O’clock Shadows produce their unique brand of rock'n'roll, drawing on an eclectic mix of influences from jazz to reggae. Expect to hear bluesy rock, guitar solos, mixed with a hell of a lot of jazz, funk and fusion musicians.

Ring Glenda on 01903 525651 to book this slot

Saturday 30th August – 2pm to 3pm

THE SEXTONES If you missed them on the 24th - here’s your second chance to see this up and coming three piece Brighton based band, with both classic and contemporary influences, that result in producing distinctive acoustic soul. Their effortlessly rich tones will move and uplift, a musical experience not to be missed!

3pm to 4pm

WANT TO PLAY @ THE BIG WEEKENDS? <<< Ring Glenda on 01903 525651 to book this slot

3pm to 4pm

4pm to 6pm

CHRIS SIMMONS

THE NEW AMUSEMENTS

Since returning from travellingthe world with just his guitar and £200, Chris has played to crowds of 60,000 plus, won Southern FM’s Battle of the Bands (beating 400 other acts), and gigged around the UK whilst racking up an impressive list of support slots with acts including The Von Bondies, the Kooks, Squeeze, The Departure, Suede, The Maccabees, Finlay Quaye and many more, as well as acquiring the fantastic talents of Adam Mellor providing jaw dropping close harmony and a second guitar to the act. Currently recording his debut EP for release this Summer – 2008 is is set to be his year – make sure you’re part of it! ‘Beautifully ambitious. One to watch’ Time Out ‘A breath of fresh air. This young man is going to be very big indeed.’ The Times

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Gareth Owen and Paul Sullivan are an acoustic duo who have been playing in the Worthing and Brighton area since 2001. They specialise in acoustic pop and close harmony, both self-written material and choice songs from the likes of Costello, Crowded House and Coldplay among many others. Expect great songs, superb soaring harmonies and the odd Spandau Ballet cover.

The above events are FREE! If you want to perform @ the Big Weekends ring Glenda on 01903 525651

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Drama The Big Weekends

at Jubilee Gardens

Sunday 31st August

1.30pm Musical Theatre Showcase pt 1

LOUDER THAN WORDS Students from the Musical Theatre course present a compilation of songs from a variety of brand new and classic musicals, alongside dance pieces and their own choreographed works. Highly entertaining, a must see!

Sunday 31st August

NORTHBROOK COLLEGE, SOUTHERN THEATRE ARTS CENTRE Northbrook presents a range of graduate performances from students and recent ex students now working professionally in the industry. Each performance has been developed and devised by the companies that are formed through the collaborative practice unit of the students’ final year - including a mix of performance, production, management and design students. The Southern Theatre Arts Centre at Northbrook offers over 16 full time degree level courses in Theatre Arts, from contemporary dance, physical theatre, musical theatre and acting, to design for theatre, stage management and production with two new innovative courses in festival, site specific and street performance, and make up and hair for theatre and television. Courses are managed and staffed by industry professionals and are highly practical, with a focus on training for professional employment in the world of theatre and performance.

2.20pm Studiosix Theatre Company

THE DEATH OF THE HEART Studiosix, one of the UK's newest and most dynamic theatre companies, tackles another hot topic in their latest play - the dark issue of child prostitution. The piece has been developed through improvisation and a 'lets try it' attitude.

3.10pm Plain sailing Theatre Company

GREEKS A collaboration with original Director Jane Collins, this is a fresh new treatment of an ancient myth – Theseus, Ariadne and the fearsome Minotaur! Will they survive?

4pm Mallum Theatre Company

THE FIRST SUPPER

For more information on our courses and application details please visit www.northbrookcollege.ac.uk or contact admissions on 01903 606001.

Based on John Milton's epic poem "Paradise Lost", we invite you to dine with us at the dawn of the world as we explore the creation story in a way you may never have imagined..

12noon No Limitations Theatre Company

4.50pm Musical Theatre Showcase pt 2

OPIUM FOR THE MASSES

LOUDER THAN WORDS

A being, more creature than man, seeks to change the world and reshape it into his own image. His enslaved puppets, brainwashed into believing the creature’s way of life, begin to see a glimpse of the real world.

12.50am Bared Theatre Company

BARE Formed in 2008, Bared Theatre Company apply a mix of contemporary, physical and classical theatre in their approach to creating work and adapting material for performance. This new work focuses on human emotion - the nature of how and why emotions occur.

Part two of the Musical Theatre students show-stopping medley of entertainment.

5.40pm Transient Dance Company Having already toured its work regionally and to London venues, this contemporary dance company are committed to creating new dance and movement works through student choreographers and returning ex students of dance who are now working professionally.

The above events are FREE! If you want to perform @ the Big Weekends ring Glenda on 01903 525651

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Drama Around Town with THEATRE TRAIL PROGRAMME Saturday 23rd – Saturday 30th August 11am Arundel Football Club, Mill Road

SAT LOVE a newly commissioned play, by SIMON BRETT A businessman has a new toy – and it’s not Hayley from Accounts

12noon 28 High Street

ICE by TONYA JAMES How to mend a damaged teenager?

1pm St Mary's Hall, London Road

SELF ASSEMBLY

John Griffiths in Starch by Geoff Saunders, Theatre Trail 2005, photo MIke Eddowes. A typical Theatre Trail venue: the kitchen of a house in Arundel.

by JEFFREY MAYHEW Watch out for splinters

2pm The Victoria Club, Tarrant Street

THE UNENTITLED PETE STEPHENSON Dark doings in an unknown government department

3pm The India Gate, Mill Lane

THE WIDOW'S CURVES

Heroes directed by Paul Ward, with veterans Nick Rowling, Bill Brennan and David Williams. June 2008

by MAGGIE FERRARI Greece 1943. How persuadable is the occupying German officer? UNDONE at the Swan Hotel

4pm The Swan Hotel, High Street

UNDONE by JUDY UPTON Funny things, phobias

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Drama Around Town with 5pm 57 Maltravers Street by kind permission of John & Sue Marsh

SOUR GRAPES by JENNIFER PULLING A sensitive writer corresponds with one of her more volatile readers

6pm

Drip Action Theatre Trail 2006, Spark’s Yard Garden. Photo: Mike Eddowes

Prospekt Gallery, 57 Tarrant Street

THERAPY by DICK CURRAN Can a driving instructor change his ways?

THEATRE TRAIL TICKET & BOOKING INFORMATION Please note: on Wednesday 27th August, for licensing reasons, ALL PLAYS will be performed at the times stated at THE VICTORIA CLUB, TARRANT STREET Tickets £5.00 (£3 students) on the door or Season Tickets £30.00 (no concessions) available from the Box Office: Zimmer Stewart Gallery, Tarrant Street (01903 885867) Season Ticket holders are only guaranteed seats up to 15 minutes before the start of any Theatre Trail performance DRIP ACTION THEATRE TRAIL IS SPONSORED BY SWANDEAN FRESH MEATS

Thursday 28th - Saturday 30th August – 5pm The Victoria Club, Tarrant Street

UTTER BELLOCS presented by Discombobulated and Me www.discombobulatedandme .com Brighton Fringe says “4/5 stars and well worth the haunting experience. As the dying Belloc lies helpless in his study, he is haunted by the spectres of his past and the beatific young faces of his own creation...” Separate tickets from box office - prices are £8 (£6 concessions)

Drip Action Theatre evening production... Monday 25th to Saturday 30th August – 8pm Victoria Club, Tarrant Street

CROOKED by Catherine Trieschmann Tickets £9.00 (£8.00 Victoria Club Members £5.00 Students) these performances are not included in the Theatre Trail Season Ticket offer. Box Office as below. CROOKED IS SPONSORED BY THE INDIA GATE RESTAURANT

n All listings are correct at the time of going to press. Any changes will be advertised as soon as possible. Alternatively, keep up to date by checking our website www.dripaction.co.uk or by phoning 01903 885250.

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PIZZA EXPRESS Arundel’s premier pizza & pasta restaurant – authentic food, fantastic service and a great kids’ menu available. 33 High Street, Arundel BN18 9AG

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SPARKS YARD GENERAL STORE Come to Sparks Yard for delicious drinks and fabulous shopping. Arundel’s premier contemporary lifestyle store. 18 Tarrant Street, Arundel BN18 9DJ

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THE EAGLE PUB & RESTAURANT Family friendly, traditional pub serving bar snacks daily and roasts on Sunday. Also offering à la carte evening meals. 41 Tarrant Street, Arundel BN18 9DJ

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ZIMMER STEWART GALLERY Contemporary art in all mediums by new and established artists, exhibitions change monthly. See www.zimmerstewart.co.uk for information. 29 Tarrant Street, Arundel BN18 9DG 01903 885867

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Goings-On at the Norfolk Centre Tickets available from the Arundel Town Festival Box Office, on the door and the Norfolk Centre Infoline 07795 057410

WEDNESDAY 27 AUGUST

THURSDAY 28 AUGUST

FRIDAY 29 AUGUST

SATURDAY 30 AUGUST

11am

Secret Arundel: Talk by Rosemary Hagedorn

Sian Jones Storyteller

Paul Ward Dreamin’ Again: Guitar and poetry

Magic Forest Puppets with Gill Etter, Horace the Hedgehog and friends

12noon

Jemima’s Mice by David Moodie: Book-reading and signing

Fairytale Theatre Company: The Princess and the Pea, by David Moodie

Paul Ward Dreamin’ Again: Guitar and poetry

Magic Forest Puppets with Gill Etter, Horace the Hedgehog and friends

1pm

Bad Lord Byron: Talk and readings by R J Tomlinson

The unknown Geoffrey Chaucer: talk and readings by R J Tomlinson

2pm

HURRY UP PLEASE ITS TIME: with Audrey Lee T S Eliot’s Masterwork

3pm

Family Saga: a life in verse by Brighton White room Theatre and actress Shirley Jaffe. Film presents BITE-SIZE: Musical interludes by 10 min prize-winning plays Derek Eastwood

HURRY UP PLEASE ITS TIME: with Audrey Lee T S Eliot’s Masterwork

Lancing College one-act Lancing College one-act Lancing College one-act Lancing College one-act prize-winning play: prize-winning play: prize-winning play: prize-winning play: Me, My Jeep and Love by Me, My Jeep and Love by Me, My Jeep and Love by Me, My Jeep and Love by Jack Roberts and Douglas Jack Roberts and Douglas Jack Roberts and Douglas Jack Roberts and Douglas Newman Newman Newman Newman

4pm

Airs and Disgraces: poignant poetry and intelligent songs

Poetry Perhaps with Channel Four's Kate Betts and poems by Marianne Barber and Audrey Lee. Tea and cake.

Magic Forest Puppets with Gill Etter and Horace the Hedgehog and friends

Village Voices: Blake with Cake Poems of William Blake.

5pm

Antique Undercrackers and Lace Talk and demonstration by Lin Lundie

Poetry Perhaps: Marianne Barber and Audrey Lee invite local poets to read their work. BRING YOUR OWN POEM!

Performance Poetry: Famous Performance Poets featuring Speechpainter, Gary Goodman and others

Village Voices: Blake with Cake Poems of William Blake

6pm

Tibetan singing bowls with Henry Burrell

Famous Performance Poets

White room Theatre and Film presents BITE-SIZE: 10 minute prize-winning plays

8pm

The Wilder Shores of Woman Lauretta Tomlinson and friends, every evening at 8.00pm

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Drama Around Town At The Basement @ The Crossbush Beefeater Monday 25th to Saturday 30th August at 7.45pm

One Minute A child goes missing. The witnesses’ statements are inconclusive and the police struggle without a clear case or understanding of a criminal motive. Like ripples from a stone in calm water, five characters, each with a different degree of separation from this tragic event, go about their lives trying to make sense of the unfathomable. Two men and three women are in thrall to the brutality and generosity of London; each has a broken dream; each contributes to the heartbreak of others.

St.Nicholas’ Church

Presented by by Simon Stephens

This is a beautiful, slowburning, lyrical play about loss and devotion - a disquieting portrait of the many lives that are united in the single moment it takes for a child to disappear. Simon Stephens won the Pearson Award for Best New Play for Port and was nominated for an Olivier Award for Herons. Theatre Akimbo are a bold, new company aiming to deliver theatre that is relevant, inventive, original and leading edge in its genre. Theatre everyone should see.

TICKETS: £8 all seats, £7 concessions To book: tickets@zimmerstewart.co.uk Tel: 01903 885867 Sponsored by The Crossbush Beefeater Masses of Free Parking. Pre-show and after-show meals available – booking advisable on 01903 882655.

Thursday 28th August - see times below

Peter & the Wolf prospekt.ART's exciting new production of Peter & The Wolf in English and Russian on Thursday 28th August brings together narration, music and mask in Prokofiev's classic. This adaptation by exciting contemporary theatre company 'Yaller Skunk' provides a unique take on a modern classic, a pre performance workshop will give participants an opportunity to learn about the complexities of acting while wearing masks. The action is complemented by music from Mazaika with Igor Outkine, the Russian singer and

accordionist and Sarah Harrison, the renowned English classical violinist. Beginning the evening performance with an introductory talk will be Anthony Phillips, the translator of Sergey Prokofiev’s Diaries which will be on sale during the evening. This promises to be a fascinating and thrilling day for the whole family - a welcome addition to prospekt. ART's showcase for the best of Russian art in all its forms. Tel: 01903 882047 57A Tarrant Street, Arundel BN18 9DJ E-mail: info@prospektart.co.uk Web: www.prospektart.co.uk

12.30pm WORKSHOP The Technique of Mask - Performance (2½ hours for ages 14 +) 3.00pm MATINEE SHOW ‘Peter & the Wolf’ 6.00pm INTRODUCTORY TALK - Anthony Phillips - Prokofiev’s Peter & the Wolf - ‘The Sophistication of Simplicity’ 6.30pm EVENING SHOW -‘Peter & the Wolf’

PLEASE NOTE: Ticket booking varies for each event. Check the booking details in the information above.

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Arundel Town Fair - TOWN CENTRE Festival Bank Holiday Monday – August 25th A fun packed day for all the family, come along and take part! 7.30 to 9.30 am

EARLY MORNING SWIM AT ARUNDEL LIDO

ArundelLido

A fun event, regardless of your ability, with breakfast and refreshments available; Be the fastest over 10 lengths. Free to enter; contact the Lido for more information on 01903 882404.

10.00am to 5.00pm

ROTARY CLUB OF ARUNDEL FAIR The Town Centre will be closed to traffic allowing you and your family to browse the stalls, as well as the wide range of Arundel’s shops, galleries, cafes, pubs and restaurants.

12.00 Midday

THE BIG ARUNDEL WALK Two hours’ walking in Arundel Park, with refreshments at the halfway point along a signed/stewarded route. Start at the Town Square, then walk through Arundel Park finishing at the Football Club for the Fair Trade Tea Party. Free to enter; registration & full details from the sponsors: Christian Doyle Photography on 01903 885010 or mail@christiandoyle.co.uk

4.00pm to 5.00pm

THE ANNUAL FESTIVAL WAITERS RACE in conjunction with Arundel Museum, sponsored by Pallant of Arundel. Another recent addition but popular event in the Festival. Watch hotel, restaurant and bar staff race in a relay up the High Street and down to the Square…..don’t forget to cheer for your favourite team!

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Arundel Town Fair - FOOTBALL CLUB 1.00pm

THE ARUNDEL WOLF TRAIL (see page 33 for more information) FourKM from Northbrook College performing “The Arundel Wolf Trail” leading people from Arundel Cathedral to the Mill Road, Castle Gate and then to Arundel Football Club.

2.00 to 5.00 pm

FAIR TRADE TEA PARTY Relax, enjoy a cuppa in a souvenir recycled mug and home made cakes.

From 2.00pm West Chiltington Brass Band, childrens’ craft stall, Lions Club ‘Chip into an Umbrella’, Venture Portraits, plus a Dalek and more.

From 2.30m to 4.00pm

DOG AGILITY SHOW by the Highdown and Ferring Dog Club. They will demonstrate dog agility (2.30pm), before inviting members of the public with their dogs to take part (3.00pm), then spectators can enjoy a dog race (3.30pm). Great fun to watch, bring your dog to have a go on the obstacle course.

2.00 to 4.00pm

THE ARUNDEL FLOWER AND PRODUCE SHOW at Arundel Football Club – open to all. Full details are in the Flower Show Programme with booking forms, available from Larkins on Tarrant St, Hugh Wilson on High St and Arundel Library on Surrey Street. Closing date for entries 15th August. All entries to be in place for judging by 10.00 am ; Open to public 2.00-4.00 pm; Prize giving at 3.30pm by the Mayor, Wendy Eve.

2.00 to 5.00pm

THE ARUNDEL MUSEUM’S ANNUAL MARBLES CHAMPIONSHIP A knockout tournament for teams of four sponsored by LostMarbles. There are practice sessions in August on Wednesday evenings at Nineveh Shipyard, contact Gordon Sawyer on 01903 885960 to enter your team.

Then later...

BANDS AND BARBECUE Dance the night away to Bushas Mana and FeverKing, plus DJ with a full bar and BBQ. The bands are donating their fees to Cancer Research, tickets are £6.00 from the Box Office and other venues. Numbers are strictly limited so book early to avoid disappointment! Doors open at 6pm.

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Arundel Gallery Trail elebrating 20 years of creativity, this years Arundel Gallery Trail is set to be the best yet, with over a 100 artists and makers taking part in 54 venues. Sculptors, painters, printers, ceramicists and jewellers are amongst the many exhibitors showing this year, giving you the opportunity to meet and talk to many of the artists, whilst discovering Arundel's beautiful period homes. It’s a great day out for art collectors and enthusiasts alike.

Venue opening times Sat & Sun 12.00 – 5.30 Mon to Wed 2.00 – 5.30

The Trail has become an essential part of the South’s art calendar drawing together a wide range of established artists as well as showcasing much unknown local talent. Look out for ‘Raindrops’ an installation by students of Oak Grove College which provides a very special education for children age 7 -14 with learning difficulties. Discover Northbrook College students Sally Colledge, Kay Johns and Charlie Stanley and not to be missed, up and coming sculptor Stuart Slade’s ‘Curious Scuttle-heads’. An installation of five freestanding sculptures on the A27 East roundabout which mark the start of the Arundel Gallery Trail. The Scuttle-heads are a race of mutants from the future. Part insect…part human…part machine. WHAT DO THEY WANT FROM US…

Joss Davis

Oak Grove rain drops installation

We are also delighted to welcome Philip Jackson D.L., M.A., F.R.B.S., F.R.S.A., whose four headlining sculptures can be found in the gardens of Arundel Castle. These 4 sculptures represent a selection of Philip's personal work and are quite different from the monumental public figures for which he is often commissioned, such as his magnificent equestrian sculpture of the Queen which stands in Windsor Great Park. The Castle pieces are reminiscent of 18th century Venetian procurators and are beautifully sculpted, creating an overwhelming sense of drama and intrigue. Derek Davis

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Curious Scuttle-heads – Stuart Slade

For more information vist www.arundelgallerytrail.co.uk or e-mail info@arundelgallerytrail.co.uk

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Andrew Borley Architects

Sponsors:

We could not have started the ‘ART FOR LIFE’ project if it hadn’t been for the kindness and enthusiasm of visitors to the Gallery Trail and Arundel's residents. In the last 5 years, the town has raised over £17,000, providing 25 new starter homes for disaster victims, electricity for a school, and a few months ago a plot of land where the community of El Sunzal, in the municipality of La Libertad, El Salvador, will soon start the construction of a much needed school. This year we would like to help Sunzal by providing them with a health clinic so we invited the whole of Arundel to capture images of life in their town. These wonderful photographs have been transferred onto canvas and are exhibited for sale in the ''OUR ARUNDEL'' venue at St. Nicholas church.

The Weight of Wings Andy Waite

For further information about ‘ART FOR LIFE’ please contact Susie Jenkins on 01903 884727 Art for Life

Each year the Trail is organised by a small group of volunteers however many of its elements would not be possible without the generous support of our 2008 sponsors; Neil Holland Architects, Andrew Borley Architects, Thorpe Wheatley Limited, Alchemy PR, Venture and Artfair 365. If you are interest in becoming a sponsor please email: info@arundelgallerytrail.co.uk You can pick up your Trail map at any venue, it shows examples of exhibitors work. Use it to plan your art adventure or simply join the Trail at any point on the route, just look out for the Trail flags. Have a wonderful time discovering the enormous talent that is the hallmark of this famous art trail...

Let there be light – Michelle Scott

For more information vist www.arundelgallerytrail.co.uk or e-mail info@arundelgallerytrail.co.uk

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Family Events at Arundel Lido Saturday 23 August

Wednesday 27 August

11-12noon Fun, Games & Positive Thinking with Milentos. Entry: Children (U-16) £2 Parents £3 12-1pm Children’s Activities. Entry: £2 2-3pm Fun, Games & Positive Thinking with Milentos Entry: Children (U-16) £2 Parents £3 3-4pm Children’s Activities Entry: £2

2pm Teddy Bears Picnic Bring your own picnic and your favourite teddy Win a prize for the best-dressed (teddy!) Entry: Free for children accompanied by teddies (£2 for accompanying adults)

Thursday 28 August 11-12noon Fun, Games & Positive Thinking with Milentos Entry: Children (U-16) £2 Parents £3 12-1pm Children’s Activities (including Face Painting) Entry: £2 2-3pm Fun, Games & Positive Thinking with Milentos Entry: Children (U-16) £2 Parents £3 3-4pm Children’s Activities (including Face Painting) Entry: £2

Sunday 24 August 11-12noon Fun, Games & Positive Thinking with Milentos Entry: Children (U-16) £2 Parents £3 12-1pm Children’s Activities Entry: £2 2-3pm Fun, Games & Positive Thinking with Milentos Entry: Children (U-16) £2 Parents £3 3-4pm Children’s Activities Entry: £2

Monday 25 August (Arundel Town Day) 7.30-930am Fun Swimming Races Free-of-Charge 11-12noon Fun, Games & Positive Thinking with Milentos Entry: Children (U-16) £2 Parents £3 12-1pm Children’s Activities Entry: £2 8pm The Golgi Apparatus. Live Music and lots of fun with this original and wildly-dressed band. Food (BBQ & Paella) and Licensed Bar available. Tickets: £6 in advance, £8 on the night (Concessions & U-16s half price)

Tuesday 26 August 11-12noon Fun, Games & Positive Thinking with Milentos Entry: Children (U-16) £2 Parents £3 12-1pm Children’s Activities(including Face Painting) Entry: £2 2-3pm Fun, Games & Positive Thinking with Milentos Entry: Children (U-16) £2 Parents £3 3-4pm Children’s Activities (including Face Painting) Entry: £2

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Friday 29 August 11-12noon Fun, Games & Positive Thinking with Milentos Entry: Children (U-16) £2 Parents £3 12-1pm Children’s Activities Entry: £2 7.30pm Slow Fuse Blues Band Jazz and Blues with the highly talented Slow Fuse Band Food (BBQ & Paella) and Licensed Bar available. Tickets: £6 in advance, £8 on the night (Concessions & U-16s half price)

Saturday 30 August 11am Fun, Games & Positive Thinking with Milentos Entry: Children (U-16) £2 Parents £3 12-1pm Children’s Activities Entry: £2 7.30pm Fairtrade Festival Party – with the Bhundu Boys Come and join the fun – with this internationally celebrated African Band. Refreshments & stalls on site – plus a Licensed Bar Entry: Pay what you can!

Sunday 31 August 6.30pm Last Night Firework Party Come and dance away at the traditional last night party! Live Music from “The Alternatives” & Disco from Scobie. Food (BBQ & Paella) and Licensed Bar available View the Fireworks (across the river) at approx. 8.30pm Entry: £5 (Concessions & U-16s half price) FREE for Lido Season Ticket Holders & ‘Friends of Lido’!

Tickets from Arundel Town Festival Box Office: tickets@zimmerstewart.co.uk contact Tel: 01903 885867 or Arundel Lido – 01903 882404

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Summer picnic concerts at Arundel Castle Friday 22 August

LEVELLERS & SETH LAKEMAN A night of rousing folk melodies and classic folk-rock

Saturday 23 August

THE MUSIC OF QUEEN A ROCK & SYMPHONIC SPECTACULAR Featuring the 60-piece English National Orchestra plus rock band and stars from the West End musical ‘WE WILL ROCK YOU’

Sunday 24 August

LESLEY GARRETT and the National Symphony Orchestra Special Guest - Paul Austin Kelly A programme of classical favourites and popular tunes

Advance Tickets Friday £28 : Saturday £30 : Sunday £30 Child & Group Rates Available Gates 5.30pm IML Concerts 01603 660444 : Online www.imlconcerts.co.uk In person: Arundel Castle Ticket Ofﬁce (inside Mill Road Gate) www.arundelcastle.org

Spectacular Firework Finale every night

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Community Events Saturday 16th August - 12.45 pm

Sunday 24th – Saturday 30th August – 7.45pm

The Black Rabbit Inn.

Arundel Players present at the Priory Playhouse...

ANNUAL ARUNDEL FESTIVAL BATH TUB RACE

KISS OF THE SPIDER WOMAN

This is a festival event not to be missed! (At an earlier date this year because of the tides). A family afternoon with a Family Road Show, and a Barbecue – and with the race starting at 12 noon this year and of course as ever, there will be splashing, screaming, yelling and rescues. Go on – take the plunge and enter or simply watch from the riverside. Entries £20 and can be taken up on the day of the race. Details: Martin Harvey on: (01243) 826183

Music by John Kander, Lyrics by Fred Ebb, Book by Terence McNally. Directed by Kate Bennett, with Julie Mackrill as Musical Director. Based on a novel by Manuel Puig, ‘Kiss of the Spider Woman’ explores the relationship between two men caged in a Latin American prison. This Tony Award winning musical ran for 906 performances on Broadway, and won Best Musical on its transfer to the West End, with a cast featuring Chita Rivera and Brent Carver. A stunning Kander & Ebb score and a powerful book ‘weave a distressing tale of persecution in a dashing theatrical web’. Tickets: £12.00 each (£10.00 for members concessions ) Box Office: Mrs. M. Carnegie, 2 Shopwhyke Road, Chichester PO20 6AA Phone 01243 782976.

Bank Holiday Monday 25th August – 10.00 am in the Town Square

TOWN AND COUNTRY FAIR Saturday 23th August – 11.45am Town Square

RAISING OF THE FESTIVAL FLAG by the Patron of the Arundel Town Festival – Lady Sarah Clutton to be followed by the first of the Arundel Town Festival bands in the square.

Organised and presented by the Rotary Club of Arundel. This annual event is a special Festival entertainment for the Bank Holiday Monday. Over 35 Stalls and Craft demonstrations, Craft sales, Acts and the Farmers Market. No charge. A collection for Rotary supported Charities and Good Causes. (Note: The Town Square and the High Street will be closed to traffic). Programme of entertainment events throughout the day.

Bank Holiday Monday 25th August 2.00 pm to 4.00 pm Arundel Football Club, Mill Road

ARUNDEL FLOWER AND PRODUCE SHOW 2008 Saturday 23rd August to Sunday 31st August Daily 1.00pm to 5.00 pm Mill Road Putting Green and Café.

FESTIVAL PUTTING COMPETITION Daily prizes for under 15s and 15 and over. Overall winners trophies and prizes. Entry £1 per 6 balls. Come and have some fun whilst enjoying our beautiful surroundings. (Continues each day until Sunday 31st August)

Sunday 24th August - 3.30 pm on the banks of Swanbourne Lake

PRAISE IN THE PARK Conducted by the Arundel Baptist Church. Everyone is most welcome so please come along and enjoy our lovely simple service, praising the Lord, in this most beautiful of settings – perhaps only to be found in Arundel!

Organised and presented by Arundel Agenda 21. Admission 50p. (Produce set up between 9.30 am and 10.45 am). Following the successful show last year the number of classes has been expanded and we hope that you will want to enter many of them. Again the purpose of this show is to have fun and encourage entrants from a wide range of experience and recourses. We hope that everyone will feel able to enter whether they have a window box, planters on a patio, an allotment or half an acre. Prizes will be awarded in various categories including newcomers, best in show, allotment holders and Children’s section. Programmes will be available from the Library, Gardens Association depot and various shops around the town. Entry forms to be returned by Friday 17th August. (Contact Rita 01903 885826).

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Community Events Bank Holiday Monday 25th August – 2pm & 9.30pm

ARUNDEL WOLF TRAIL Fourkm Physical Theatre Meet at Arundel Cathedral forecourt for a promenade wolf trail hunt leading to a site-specific physical theatre performance. Students from the foundation degree in Physical Theatre at Northbrook College present their dark and sinister take on the Red Riding Hood fairytale. A promenade Wolf Trail through the streets of Arundel, to Arundel Castle gates where you are invited to find out why Granny has such big teeth and why not all fairytales should have a happy ending! A spectacular visual performance filled with high energy physical theatre, aerial work on silks, acro-balance and dynamic contact work. Join the trail for a family friendly version at 2pm or a darker take on the tale at 9:30pm!

Bank Holiday Tuesday 26th August - 8.00 pm Kings Arms, Tarrant Street

ARUNDEL TOWN FESTIVAL QUIZ Your quiz masters for the evening - Bob and Jamie. £3 per person. Teams of up to four – All proceeds going to the RNLI. Everyone welcome.

Wednesday 27th August - 6.15pm to 7.30pm Arundel Library

VOICEBOX with the Silk Road Writers of Littlehampton In seventy five minutes, a fricasseeof poems and music - and what’s more, it’s free! Come and join us for an entertaining and thought-provoking recital of original work! Admission & glass of wine/juice free but placesare limited. Tickets from Arundel Library.

Wednesday 27th August 11am - 12noon - Stories for children 2.30pm - 4.30pm - Stories for adults Arundel Library, Surrey Street, Arundel

KNUCKER DRAGON STORY produced by Arun U3A These Children's Stories will be read using visual aids made by Arun U3A and include reading and displaying the very new Knucker Dragon Story written and produced for the local Infant School. There will be 2 readings. Arun U3A Storytellers will tell 4/5

stories and will include audience participation. Refreshments provided. The event is aimed at children aged 4-7. Copies of the book are available for sale on the day. For the adult storytime (2.30-4.30), there will be approx. 1 hour of stories, plus time for discussion and refreshments. Both events are free, but a ticket is needed. Tickets are available from Arundel library. Tel: 01903 883188.

Friday 29th August - 11am to 12.45pm Norfolk Centre

DREAMING AGAIN Paul Ward - guitar & vocals Tom Jeffers - guitar A programme of melodic folk-songs by Ralph McTell, Jim Croce, Don McClean and a host of others.Tickets £4 from Absolute Organics.

Saturday 30th August - 2.00pm from the Town Bridge

ANNUAL FESTIVAL RIVER ARUN DUCK RACE Organised by Arundel, Barnham & District Lions Club. Buy a ticket for a £1 with your own personal number on it, during the festival or ’on the day’ and watch 1000 Ducks (including your duck)race down the River Arun to the finish at the Arun Street Gardens. This year’s race will be started by His Grace the Duke of Norfolk with excellent prizes for the first, second and third ducks past the winning post. All proceeds will be donated to local charities. Don’t ’duck’ out of this one…it promises to be a ’quacking’ good race. See: www.arundel.org.uk/arundel-lions

Saturday 30 August, 8 'til late. Arundel Lido Marquee

THE BHUNDU BOYS and special guests presented by Arundel Fairtrade group The Bhundu boys rose to fame in the late 1980's, when their uplifting mix of Zimbabwean Chimurenga music combined with Western rock and roll influences earned them fans as diverse as Andy Kershaw, John Peel and even Madonna, with whom they played three sell-out shows at Wembley Stadium. Their rousing, original sound - often copied, but never bettered - is guaranteed to get you on your feet, but get there early, as there are no tickets in advance for this rare live date - strictly first come, first served. A variety of hot and cold food will be available courtesy of Pallant of Arundel, Absolutely Organics and others, plus a licensed bar debuting the soon-to-be classic Arundel Fairtrade mojito. Families welcome. Cost on the gate - pay what you like!

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Community Events Sunday 31st August 9.30 am

Sunday 31st August - 4pm

Arundel Castle

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ARUNDEL CASTLE 10K RUN

THANKSGIVING SERVICE

Organised by 1st Arundel Scout Group this race was a part of the Festival Fringe since its inception. The current course starts in the town centre and takes a circuit of the town before entering the grounds of the Castle by the lower gates. After climbing through the Castle grounds it loops around the gallops and Arundel Park before returning to retrace the route through the Castle grounds to the finish in the High Street. The entry fee is £8 in advance (postal), £9 on-line or £10 on the day. Entry forms can be obtained from the Tourist Information Office and Hughie Wilson barbers shop. Online entries can be made at www.ukresults.net/online For further information ring 07802 889501. www.arundelscouts.org.uk

All are welcome to join us for a short ecumenical service in the Square.

Sunday 31st August - from 6.30pm at the Arundel Lido

LAST NIGHT FIREWORKS PARTY Why not watch the fireworks from the best viewing point? Arundel Lido organise the annual fireworks party. Food and drink available on sale. Entry £5. To book telephone 01903 882404.

Sunday 31st August - 8.30 pm

LAST NIGHT FINALE FIREWORKS

Sunday 31th August - from 12.30 am at Arundel Fire Station

MULLET FISHING COMPETITION Book in at the Arundel Fire Station between 12.30pm and 1.00 pm. Fish 1.30pm to 5.30 pm. Catch and Release. Prize giving at the Arundel Fire Station at 5.45 pm. FREE ENTRY - £2 optional heaviest fish pool. Sorry – it is not possible to park cars at the Fire Station. Entries to Steve Lucas on 07766 687478 or e-mail splucas@firenet.uk.net

organised and presented by Aurora Fireworks kindly sponsored by St Mary’s Gate Inn and The White Hart The traditional end to festivities in Arundel. Come and join us on the bridge or in Mill Road. A big thank you to Terry Bedford, proprietor of the St Mary’s Gate Inn and White Hart for organising and sponsoring this years fireworks.

Saturday 31st August – 9.15pm Town Square

LOWERING OF THE FESTIVAL FLAG Arundel Town Festival committee end the Festival proceedings for 2008. Thank you to all of you who will attend this years festival!

BANDS AROUND TOWN DATE Saturday 23rd Aug Sunday 24th Aug Monday 25th Aug Tuesday 26th Aug Wednesday 27th Aug Thursday 28th Aug Friday 29th Aug Saturday 30th Aug Sunday 31st Aug

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TIME 2pm-4pm 2pm-4pm 2pm-4pm 2pm-4pm 2pm-4pm 2pm-4pm 2pm-4pm 2pm-4pm 2pm-4pm

BAND Band to be confirmed Band to be confirmed West Chiltington Band (Centenary Year) Band to be confirmed Southdowns Concert Band Darragh Doones Adur Concert Band Darragh Doones Lancing Brass Band (Royal British Legion)

LOCATION Town Square Town Square Football Club Jubilee Gardens Jubilee Gardens Jubilee Gardens Jubilee Gardens Town Square Town Square

The White Hart are organising live music throuout the festival. Acts will incliude Willie Austin, Duck Soup, Flying Tigers, Double Take, and Lucinda Trent. Please check with The White Hart nearer to festival time.

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The Festival Diary

at a

CROSSBUSH FARM SHOP

NOW OPEN

Glance FRIDAY 22ND – SUNDAY 31ST AUGUST

Events Key Art Family Community Drama Music Spoken Word Sunday 17th August 12.45pm The Arundel Bath Tub Race The Black Rabbit

Friday 22nd August Crossbush Farm Shop Lyminster Road | Crossbush | Arundel | West Sussex | BN17 7QQ

01903 883 991

Gates Open 5.30pm Levellers, Seth Lakeman, 3 Daft Monkeys & spectacular firework display Arundel Castle

info@crossbushfarmshop.co.uk www.crossbushfarmshop.co.uk Look out for our daily What’s On noticeboard situated at front of Jubilee Gardens contact Available from Friday 15th August

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The Festival Diary at a Glance Saturday 23rd August 11am-12noon Fun, Games & Positive Thinking with Milentos Lido 11am-7pm Theatre Trail Various Venues 12noon-1pm Childrens Activities Lido 12noon-1pm Organ Recital-Samuel Eriksson 47 Maltravers Street 1.45pm Raising the Festival Flag Town Square 2.00pm-6pm Big Weekend Jubilee Gardens 2pm-3pm Fun, Games & Positive Thinking with Milentos Lido 12noon-5.30pm Gallery Trail Various Venues 3pm-4pm Childrens Activities Lido Gates Open 5.30pm The Music of Queen & spectacular firework display Arundel Castle

Sunday 24th August 11am-12noon Fun, Games & Positive Thinking with Milentos Lido 11am-7pm Theatre Trail Various Venues 12noon-1pm Childrens Activities Lido 2.00pm-6pm Big Weekend Jubilee Gardens 2pm-3pm Fun, Games & Positive Thinking with Milentos Lido 12noon-5.30pm Gallery Trail Various Venues 3pm-4pm Childrens Activities Lido 3.30pm Praise in the Park Swanbourne Lake Gates Open 5.30pm Lesley Garrett, special guests & spectacular firework display Arundel Castle 8pm-10pm Kiss of the Spider Woman Priory Playhouse, London Road

Monday 25th August 7.30am-9.30am Fun Swimming Races Lido 11am-7pm Theatre Trail Various Venues 11am-12noon Fun, Games & Positive Thinking with Milentos Lido 11am - 10pm Arundel Town Fair - lots of events all day! Football Club 1pm and 9pm Arundel Wolf Trail Street Theatre around town 12noon-1pm Childrens Activities Lido 2pm-5.30pm Gallery Trail Various Venues 7.30pm-9.30pm Talkestra St Nicholas Church 7.45pm-9.45pm One Minute Crossbush Beafeater 8pm The Golgi Apparatus Lido Marquee 8pm-10pm Kiss of the Spider Woman Priory Playhouse, London Road 8pm-10pm Crooked by Drip Action Theatre The Old Vic

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Spoken Word Community

Tuesday 26th August 11am-12noon Fun, Games & Positive Thinking with Milentos Lido 11am-7pm Theatre Trail Various Venues 2pm-5.30pm Gallery Trail Various Venues 12pm-1pm Childrens Activities Lido

8pm-10pm Kiss of the Spider Woman Priory Playhouse, London Road 8pm Arundel Festival Pub Quiz Kings Arms 8pm-10pm Crooked by Drip Action Theatre The Old Vic

12noon-1pm Organ Recital-Samuel Eriksson 47 Maltravers Street 2.30pm-4pm Brass Bands Jubilee Gardens 2pm-3pm Fun, Games & Positive Thinking with Milentos Lido 3pm-4pm Childrens Activities Lido 5pm-6pm Against the Flight of Time Humphrey’s Greatham 7.30pm-9.30pm Sounds Underground St Nicholas Church 7.45pm-9.45pm One Minute by Theatre Akimbo Crossbush Beefeater

Wednesday 27th August 10am-11noon U3A Storytellers Arundel Library 11am-7pm Theatre Trail Various Venues 11am-9.30pm Goings On at the Norfolk Centre Norfolk Centre 12noon-2pm The Book of Job 57 Maltravers Street 2pm-3pm U3A Storytellers Arundel Library

7.30pm Cosi Fan Tutte-Opera Barons Hall, Arundel Castle 7.45pm-9.45pm One Minute by Theatre Akimbo Crossbush Beefeater 8pm Morris Men Town Square

2pm-5.30pm Gallery Trail Various Venues

8pm-10pm Kiss of the Spider Woman Priory Playhouse, London Road

2pm Teddy Bears Picnic Lido

8pm-10pm Willows Folk Club

3pm-4pm Oliver Coates-Cello Recital Absolutely Organics

8pm-10pm Crooked by Drip Action Theatre The Old Vic

2.00pm-4pm Festival Bands Town Square/Jubilee Gardens

10pm-11pm Harp and Horror 14 Maltravers Street

6pm-7.30pm Tibetan Singing Bowls Norfolk Centre 8.00pm The Wilder Shores of Woman Norfolk Centre

Thursday 28th August 11am-12noon Fun, Games & Positive Thinking with Milentos Lido

5pm Utter Bellocs The Old Vic, Tarrant Street

11am-9.30pm Goings On at the Norfolk Centre Norfolk Centre

6pm Peter and the Wolf St Nicholas Church

11am-7pm Theatre Trail Various Venues

6pm-7.30pm Tibetan Singing Bowls Norfolk Centre

12noon-1pm Childrens Activities Lido

8.00pm The Wilder Shores of Woman Norfolk Centre

12noon-1pm Adrian Bawtree-Piano Recital 47 Maltravers Street

7.30pm Shakespeare’s A Midsummer Night’s Dream The Earl Collector’s Garden, Arundel Castle

12noon Peter and the Wolf-Workshop St Nicholas Church 2pm-5.30pm Gallery Trail Various Venues 3pm-4pm Oliver Coates-Cello Recital Absolutely Organics 3pm Peter and the Wolf-Matinee St Nicholas Church 2pm-3pm Fun, Games & Positive Thinking with Milentos Lido

7.45pm-9.45pm One Minute by Theatre Akimbo Crossbush Beefeater 8pm-10pm Kiss of the Spider Woman Priory Playhouse, London Road

3pm-4pm Childrens Activities Lido

8pm-10pm Crooked by Drip Action Theatre The Old Vic, Tarrant Street

2.30pm-4pm Brass Bands Jubilee Gardens

10pm-11pm Harp and Horror 14 Maltravers Street

Look out for our Daily What’s On noticeboard situated at front of Jubilee Gardens Available from Friday 15th August

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Friday 29th August 11am-12noon Fun, Games & Positive Thinking with Milentos Lido 11am-9.30pm Goings On at the Norfolk Centre Norfolk Centre 11am-7pm Theatre Trail Various Venues 12noon-1pm Childrens Activities Lido

7.30pm Shakespeare’s A Midsummer Night’s Dream The Earl Collector’s Garden, Arundel Castle 7.45pm-9.45pm One Minute by Theatre Akimbo Crossbush Beefeater

1pm Hendrik Bouman-Harpsichord Recital St Nicholas Church

8pm-10pm Kiss of the Spider Woman Priory Playhouse, London Road

2pm-5.30pm Gallery Trail Various Venues

8.00pm-10pm Crooked by Drip Action Theatre The Old Vic

3pm-4pm Oliver Coates-Cello Recital Absolutely Organics 2.30pm-4pm Brass Bands Jubilee Gardens 5pm-7pm Stella Whitelaw-Author Library 4.30pm-6pm Utter Bellocs The Old Vic 7.30pm Slow Fuse Blues Band Lido 8.00pm The Wilder Shores of Woman Norfolk Centre

Saturday 30th August 11am-12noon Fun, Games & Positive Thinking with Milentos Lido 11am-9.30pm Goings On at the Norfolk Centre Norfolk Centre 11am-7pm Theatre Trail Various Venues

8pm-10pm Kiss of the Spider Woman Priory Playhouse, London Road 8pm-10pm Crooked by Drip Action Theatre The Old Vic

12noon-1pm Childrens Activities Lido 2pm-6pm Big Weekends Jubilee Gardens 2pm The Festival Duck Race by the Lions Jubilee Gardens 12noon-5.30pm Gallery Trail Various Venues 7.30pm Fairtrade Festival Party with the Bhundu Boys Lido 8.00pm The Wilder Shores of Woman Norfolk Centre 7.30pm-9.30pm Piers Adams and Howard Beach St Nicholas Church 7.45pm-9.45pm One Minute by Theatre Akimbo Crossbush Beefeater

Sunday 31st August 8.30am Festival 10k Run organised by Arundel Scouts Arundel Castle 12.00pm-6pm Big Weekends-Northbrook Showcase Jubilee Gardens 12noon-5.30pm Gallery Trail Various Venues 7.30pm Guy Bovet-Organ Recital Arundel Cathedral 6.30pm Last night Fireworks Party The Lido 8.30pm Last night Festival Fireworks Arundel Bridge/Mill Lane

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