Farnham Maltings Autumn 2016 Brochure by farnham maltings

September â&#x20AC;&#x201C; December 2016

welcome Earlier this summer, at the height of uncertainty after a referendum in which more than one commentator spoke about ‘post truth politics’ we had a staff meeting to discuss the civic role we play in contributing to the shape of our community through the things we do and the way we behave. We want to ensure the Maltings is a meeting place for everyone. Young and old, new and long established residents. We do this in the belief that we are undoubtedly a more cohesive, stronger community if everyone feels connected. I am told by the Police that fear of crime is a far bigger challenge for the police than crime itself. That the more isolated we are, the more cautious we become. So we want the Maltings to be a place where you might meet someone unlike yourself and feel comfortable. Which is why I delight in seeing the University’s performing arts students sitting cheek by jowl with a U3A Spanish class or Stopgap dance company working in the room next to Chaos Choir. And that the monthly market makes way for the New York Met or a wedding reception. We want this building to be permeable, for it to be as easy as possible to walk in and discover more about what you might do here. And it is working. In the last month alone I have met two people who have recently moved to Farnham. One from London and one returning from Europe. Both said that the reason they chose Farnham was the Maltings and that they felt there is an access point into the community. It also makes me smile to see at the end of almost every estate agent’s house details ‘Farnham has a good range of schools and Farnham Maltings’. They see our value to the community. From that initial staff meeting back in the summer we have decided to host an event – currently called the Maltings afternoon tea, on Sat 10 September. It is one way that we think we can express a view of a community that feels comfortable with itself. We are still working on the details but you are all most welcome. Gavin Stride Director

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riverside cafĂŠ bar

This symbol highlights events that are programmed to better welcome people with dementia and their carers into our building. Pre-show dining options available in the Riverside CafĂŠ Bar with this performance. Food is served from 90 minutes before the performance begins. More details for all the dining options can be found on the event page on farnhammaltings.com or by calling the box office. Must be booked by 12 noon the day before the event. Visitors are able to enjoy a snack or meal in the Riverside or Foyer before or during events and festivals. More details and opening times available on page 69.

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AUTUMN PROGRAMME

autumn programme Meet Me at the Maltings: Crochet/Playwriting Thu 01, 08, 15, 22 & 29 September 10.30am–12.30pm · £10

ARTS & HEALTH

A creative group open to anyone who is looking for friendly company or wants to meet other people over a variety of craft and writing activities led by experienced artists. Weeks 1–3, crochet with Barbara Touati-Evans and weeks 4–5 with playwright Helena Bell from Pursued by a Bear. NT Live: The Deep Blue Sea Thu 01 September 7pm · £15; pre-show dining & ticket £23

SCREENING

When Hester Collyer is found in the aftermath of a failed suicide attempt, the story of her tempestuous affair with a former RAF pilot and the breakdown of her marriage to a High Court judge begins to emerge. Helen McCrory returns to the National in Terence Rattigan’s devastating masterpiece, playing one of the greatest female roles in contemporary drama. maltings monthly market Sat 03 September 9am–4pm · £1 (members and under 15s free)

MARKET

On the first Saturday of every month, come rain or shine, you can find everything from artisan bread to chic vintage items, local craft designers to antique sellers. The Maltings monthly market offers retro treasures, delicious local produce and more in the buzzing atmosphere of 200 stalls including each month’s special guest traders. Making Keepsake Boxes Mon 05 September 2pm–4pm · £5, incl materials

ARTS & HEALTH

Like people, no two keepsake boxes are the same: create yours with a loved one, in memory of someone or as inspiration for future generations. Bring your own box or use ours, then with craft artist Stacey Allan, design and make a haven of memories. 04

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Tue 06 September 1pm · £5

MUSIC

Lunchtime jazz, with pianist Esmond Clements and guests. Featuring instrumentalists and singers in a variety of modern jazz styles, performing the great English and American song books, jazz standards, and the wonderful Bossa Novas of Brazil.

film maltings: Me Before You

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Lunchtime Jazz

FILM

Wed 07 September 11am, 3pm & 8pm · £7 (£6 conc., £5 child, £4 members) homemade pre-film pizza available for £8 Adapted from the bestselling novel by Jo Jo Moyes, Me Before You tells the story of the unexpected relationship that blossoms between a contented small town Englishwoman and a wealthy, paralysed Londoner when she is hired as his carer. Theatre director Thea Sharrock makes her feature directorial debut. Cert. 12A, 110 min. Jazz Café

MUSIC

Wed 07 September 7.30pm · £8 adv., £9 door; pre-show dining & ticket £16

A mix of jazz styles and comedy cabaret from our resident band Otis B Driftwood, with a different special guest star each month. An entertaining show in a friendly café atmosphere. Pre-show dining available in the Riverside Café (if ordered before midday on the day before the event). Ukulele Free Taster Session Thu 08 September 10am–1pm · Free

MUSIC

Drop into the Maltings any time between 10am and 1pm for a free ukulele taster session where there will be a selection of ‘ukes’ to ‘try before you buy’ and experts on hand to give advice and answer any questions. We will also have a number of ukuleles for sale. box office: 01252 745444

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Chaos Choir Thu 08 September 11am–12pm · £3 per adult, kids free

ARTS & HEALTH

A choir for new parents to sing and socialise within an open-minded environment, while their toddlers and babies play, sleep or run around in the same room. Friendly, social singing without childcare worries – known to lower blood pressure and stress levels –feel better and it’s great for your heart! Farnham’s Heritage Open Days: Exhibition of Paintings by Michael Blower & pop-up craft activities

EXHIBITION

Sat 10 – Sat 17 September · free Over the course of 60 years, retired architect Michael Blower of the Farnham practice Stedman Blower has amassed a huge collection of paintings and drawings of the local area. Pop-up craft workshops alongside the exhibition offer family craft activities. Adult Screen Printing Sat 10 September 10am–4pm · £45

WORKSHOP

Transform your unwanted and unused items from home to print onto, such as t-shirts, napkins, note books and canvases. Bring up to 4 items. Suitable for beginners and experienced printers.

Introduction to Freehand Machine Embroidery Sat 10 September 10am–4pm · £55

WORKSHOP

Part of thread 2016, the Maltings’ programme of textiles running throughout September. Suitable for those with a basic knowledge of machine sewing. Learn free motion embroidered drawings and pictures and create a thread sketch and appliqué design. Bring a basic sewing kit and your own sewing machine, which must have the ability to free motion.

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Sat 10 September 2.30pm–4.30pm · free

COMMUNITY

Join us for afternoon tea and eat cake with your neighbours. Hosted outside Farnham Maltings, free tea and scones will be served alongside some live music. Bring a dish, bring a friend and celebrate what it means to be part of one community. All are welcome.

GHQ Militaria and Collectors Fair Sunday 11 September 10am–2pm · £3.50

FAIR

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Farnham Afternoon Tea

The fairs offer to the collector and enthusiast, helmets, insignia, medals, uniforms, cap badges, books, military, aviation, edged weapons and firearms. If you have any of the above for sale please bring your items to our front table on the day of the fairs. For more details call 07919 455799 or go to www.ghq.uk.com Take Care Mon 12 September 7pm–9pm · £6

ARTS & HEALTH

Dynamic theatre workshops aimed at carers of people with dementia, exploring actors’ improvisation techniques to deal with everyday demands and unexpected challenges of dementia care roles. These evenings are informal, fun and sociable, providing support over a glass of wine, for carers – whether professional or family. Tessa Dunlop & The Bletchley Girls Tue 13 September 7.30pm · £16

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Bletchley Park, famous as Britain’s unprecedented code-breaking organisation, helped the allies win WW2. That it was staffed predominantly by young women is less well known. Author, historian and broadcaster, Tessa Dunlop presents a revelatory show with two of the extraordinary women who were involved in Britain’s most secret wartime.

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film maltings: The Nice Guys

FILM

Wed 14 September 11am, 3pm & 8pm · £7 (£6 conc., £5 child, £4 members) homemade pre-film pizza available for £8 Mismatched private eyes (Russell Crowe & Ryan Gosling) investigate the apparent suicide of a porn star in 1970s’ Los Angeles. They learn the hard way that dangerous people are also on the case, which takes them to dark places. Cert. 15, 116 min. Stand-Up Comedy Club

Wed 14 September 8.30pm £8adv. £9 on door; curry & comedy £16.50 (served 7.30pm–8.30pm)

COMEDY

Farnham Maltings and Off the Kerb Productions present London Comedy Store’s much sought-after comic Paul Thorne, the ‘Brilliant, thought-provoking and laugh out loud funny’ (Time Out) Keith Farnan and the wry all-American stand-up Dave Fulton. Line-ups are subject to change. Age advisory: 15+. Ukulele Workshops

MUSIC

Thursdays 15 September – 12 December (no class 27 October) Beginners: 10am–1.30pm £144 for 12 sessions, Improvers: 11.30am–1pm £12 (pay on the day) For beginners and improvers of any age. Learn in a friendly relaxed environment, make some new friends and have a lot of fun. The ukulele is very easy to learn, very popular and you don’t need any prior musical knowledge to play. You will need your own ukulele. Pam Ayres (Rescheduled) Thu 15 September 7.30pm · £22; pre-show dining & ticket £30

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Building on the success of her latest book of poetry, You Made Me Late Again, Pam Ayres is back on tour. Pam’s work is funny, and approachable. It sounds simple, as though dashed off, but this is deceptive. Her hair-trigger timing, her eye for the detail of everyday life, and for the absurdity therein, makes for an art that hides art. 08

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Thu 15 & Fri 16 September 7.30pm both days (Fri matinee 2.30pm) · £12 (£8 conc., £32 family)

A fun filled, highly visual, touching piece inspired by the story of baby Moses. With clown, puppetry and mask, this endearing little show will make you laugh and cry. Devised and performed by Hot Coals Theatre, directed by Caroline Parker. Deaf accessible. For ages 8+. Marcus Brigstocke: Why The Long Face? Fri 16 September 8pm · £16; pre-show dining & ticket £24

COMEDY

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Finders Keepers

‘I was born with a long face and now there’s UKIP and Putin and being single and Islamic State and George Osborne and tax dodging corporations and the bloody election and did I mention being single?’ ‘Rare is the stand-up show that makes you laugh, think and then fight back the tears. This is it.’ **** – Daily Telegraph. For 14yrs+. Drawing Workshop for Adults Sat 17 September 10am–4pm · £55

WORKSHOP

Explore different media and intentions through drawing. Using a range of materials: inks, paint, graphite sticks, thread, wire, collage papers, tape, paint and drawing paper. Experiment with and understand new techniques and approaches to drawing through different exercises. All levels of ability welcome. Materials are provided. Bring an apron. Colourful Relief Printing Sat 17 September 10am–4pm · £45

WORKSHOP

Explore relief printing onto paper using lots of colour. We will work with both linocut and woodcut and explore the differences between the two. We’ll look at some example work, show you how to interpret image, discover ways of cutting the lino or wood, apply ink and most importantly get printing!

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Flower Appliqué Clutch Bag Sat 17 September 10.30am–3.30pm · £50

WORKSHOP

Make a decorative clutch bag using the technique of appliqué. Learn how you can use fabrics and appliqué techniques to make the colourful and textured flowers for the front of the bag. Please bring along your sewing machine and a general sewing kit. Includes all materials. For further information contact Andrea by email andreabeattie@btinternet.com Eat, Make, Create Sat 17 September 1pm–5pm · £38

WORKSHOP

Part of thread 2016, the Maltings’ programme of textiles running throughout September. Come along to our Cellar Bar for a creative afternoon of loom weaving. A relaxed, fun afternoon starting with a delicious cream tea followed by our weaving workshop. Create your own wall hanging, created on a handmade loom (to keep). Ticket also includes entry to thread festival on 24 September. Cake, by Whalley Range All Starts

CHILDREN

Sat 17 September 2.30pm · £7 (£6.50 if booked with 2 other children’s theatre shows) Cake takes to the kitchen to tell a story of valour and bravery as fresh as lemon-scented washing-up liquid. A heroic knight sets out, through a forest of forks and a mountain of washing up, to do battle with a vicious set of snapping teeth which threatens a large cake and the community that lives inside it. For ages 3+. Thread and Contemporary Art at the Riverside Café Gallery: Exhibition Launch

EXHIBITION

Sat 17 September 6pm–8pm · free entry An exhibition bringing together eight female artists who engage with thread and textiles. Meet the artists and listen to a talk about their work and processes. Part of thread 2016,the Maltings’ programme of textiles running throughout September. 10

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Sat 17 September 8.30pm · £5; pre-show dining & ticket £13

MUSIC

Circuit veteran Bluesman Mike Francis on his 40th anniversary on the road, relates the Story of the Blues playing traditional and contemporary material from his celebratory new album. In 2013 Mike was nominated in the Solo Acoustic category of the European Blues Awards and this Story show is part of European Blues Anniversary Showcase. Prestige Wedding Fair Sun 18 September 11am–3.30pm · free

FAIR

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Bluesman Mike Francis: The Story of the Blues

The Maltings’ Wedding Fair brings together a collection of over 50 varied wedding businesses, offering everything from bridal gowns and jewellery, to cakes and wedding venues. Browse and shop in a relaxed environment and enjoy the event which promises to be an essential part of your wedding plans. film maltings: Iris

FILM

Wed 21 September 11am, 3pm & 8pm · £7 (£6 conc., £5 child, £4 members) homemade pre-film pizza available for £8 Legendary documentary filmmaker Albert Maysles’ film about fashion icon Iris Apfe, the quick-witted, flamboyantly dressed 93-year-old style maven who has had an outsized presence on the New York fashion scene for decades. Cert. 12A, 80 min. Megson Wed 21 September 8.30pm · £14; pre-show dining & ticket £22

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‘The most original duo on the British folk scene’ – The Guardian. Three times nominated in the BBC R2 Folk Awards, Megson draw heavily on their Teesside heritage to create a truly unique brand of folk music. The husband and wife duo bring an infectious mix of heavenly vocals, lush harmonies and driving rhythmic guitars.

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Chaos Choir Thu 22 September 11am–12pm · £3 per adult, kids free

ARTS & HEALTH

A choir for new parents to sing and socialise within an open-minded environment, while their toddlers and babies play, sleep or run around in the same room. Friendly, social singing without childcare worries – known to lower blood pressure and stress levels – feel better and it’s great for your heart! NT LIVE: The Threepenny Opera Thu 22 September 7pm · £15; pre-show dining & ticket £23

SCREENING

Mack the Knife is back in town. London scrubs up for the coronation. The thieves are on the make, the whores on the pull, the police cutting deals to keep it all out of sight. A darkly comic new take on Brecht and Weill’s raucous musical featuring Rory Kinnear and Rosalie Craig. thread… a festival of textiles

Sat 24 September 9am–6pm · £5 adv. £7.50 on door, under 15s free

FESTIVAL

The finale of a month-long celebration of textiles. thread features talks, exhibitions, demonstrations and workshops by leading experts and a marketplace of contemporary exhibitors selling fabrics, haberdashery and unique, handcrafted work. Workshops are bookable in advance and include entry to the festival. For the full programme visit craft. farnhammaltings.com Aldershot Militaria Society & the Military Historical Society Annual Exhibition & Fair

FAIR

Sun 25 September 10.15am–3pm · £3, under 16s free Explore over 20 exhibition tables of medals, uniforms – and more – from our military history and browse over 30 dealer tables. Pose your questions to the team from TNA and the Surrey History Centre, who will be there to help with your family’s military research. 12

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In October Farnham hosts the fourth craft month since it was designated as England’s craft town in 2013. Join in the town’s celebration of craft and see makers in action, take a craft walk, get making and buy work from local designers and makers. Visit www.farnhamcrafttown.com to see the programme of activities for all ages and abilities. Highlights of craft month include: All month · Exhibition: Surrey Artist of the Year Competition 2016 · Exhibition and workshops at New Ashgate Gallery · Exhibition: Choice! New work by members of the Association for Contemporary Jewellery at New Ashgate Gallery & UCA Farnham · Exhibition: Diana Harrison – Working in Cloth · Exhibition: Garry Fabian-Miller: Making, Thinking, Living Sat 01 October · UCA Craft and Design Workshops at UCA Farnham Wed 05 October, 1.30pm–5pm · Surrey Hills/UCA Presentations at UCA Farnham Wed 05 October, 5pm · Lecture: Diana Harrison – Working in Cloth at Crafts Study Centre, UCA Farnham

Thu 06, 13, 20 & 27 Oct, 10.30am · Come Quilt With Me at Farnham Maltings

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farnham craft month

Sun 09 October · Wool Week: a series of talks, workshops and screenings at Farnham Maltings Sat 15 October, 12pm · Lecture: Garry Fabian-Miller: Making, Thinking, Living at Crafts Study Centre, UCA Farnham Sat 15 – Sun 16 October · Festival of Crafts at Farnham Maltings Thu 20 – Fri 21 October · Exhibition: UCA Farnham School of Crafts & Design at Farnham Maltings Tue 25 & Fri 28 October, 2pm–4pm Decorate with Decoupage at the Museum of Farnham Fri 28 October · Workshop: Making Wire & Mixed Media Sculptures – Creative Response (above Farnham Library) 13

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The Royal Ballet Live: Norma Tue 27 September 7.15pm · £15

SCREENING

Antonio Pappano conducts a wonderful cast led by Sonya Yoncheva, Joseph Calleja and Sonia Ganassi in a new production of Bellini’s operatic masterpiece. The priestess Norma loves Pollione, leader of the occupying force suppressing her people. But Pollione’s love has withered and now the people urgently look to Norma to lead their rebellion. film maltings: Love & Friendship

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Wed 28 September 11am, 3pm & 8pm · £7 (£6 conc., £5 child, £4 members) homemade pre-film pizza available for £8 Seductive and manipulative widow Lady Susan (Kate Beckinsale) uses devious tactics to win the heart of the eligible Reginald De Courcy (Xavier Samuel), whilst also trying to secure a husband for her daughter. Based on Jane Austen’s novel. Cert. U, 93 min. Cine Club: Wrinkles Thu 29 September 7.30pm · £7 (£6 conc., £4 members)

FILM

At an elder-care facility, a geriatric con artist tries to prevent his new friend with early Alzheimer’s symptoms from being transferred to the ‘lost causes’ floor. Martin Sheen, Matthew Modine, and George Coe lead a cast of eccentric characters who rebel against authority in this wonderfully animated and poignant comedy for adults. Cert. 15, 89 min. theatre maltings & Farnham/Aldershot theatre club launch

THEATRE

Thu 29 September 7.30pm · free event Theatre Club is a new group for anyone who wants to see and talk about contemporary theatre. A bit like a book group, once a month we’ll pick an exciting, interesting or thought-provoking local show and meet afterwards to swap opinions and thoughts.

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Fri 30 September 8pm · £15; pre-show dining & ticket: £23

MUSIC

Kirk Fletcher is a four-time Blues Music Award nominee and has played with a variety of popular artists, including a four-year role as lead guitarist of The Fabulous Thunderbirds. Kirk brings his own band to the Maltings to launch his fourth studio album. ‘Kirk is hands down one of the best blues guitarists in the world’ – Joe Bonamassa. maltings monthly market Sat 01 October 9am–4pm · £1 (members and under 15s free)

MARKET

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The Blues Guitar of Kirk Fletcher

On the first Saturday of every month, come rain or shine, you can find everything from artisan bread to chic vintage items, local craft designers to antique sellers. The maltings monthly market offers retro treasures, delicious local produce and more in the buzzing atmosphere of 200 stalls including each month’s special guest traders. GHQ Militaria and Collectors Fair Sun 02 October 10am–2pm · £3.50

FAIR

The fairs offer to the collector and enthusiast helmets, insignia, medals, uniforms, cap badges, books, military, aviation, edged weapons and firearms. If you have any of the above for sale please bring your items to our front table on the day of the fairs. For more details call 07919 455799 or go to www.ghq.uk.com Making Keepsake Boxes Mon 03 October 2pm–4pm · £5 incl refreshments

ARTS & HEALTH

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Future Shorts Mon 03 October 7pm · £5 (£4 members, £3 students)

FILM

A feature-length selection of short live action and animated films from the EE British Academy Film Awards (BAFTA). “Keeping alive the tradition of the portmanteau movie... a sparky collection with some great ideas.” **** The Guardian. Cert. 15, 90 min.

Lunchtime Jazz Tue 04 October 1pm · £5

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theatre maltings: Shooting with Light, by Idle Motion

THEATRE

Tue 04 October 7.30pm · £12 (£10 conc). It’s 1933 and Gerda Taro flees to Paris, where she falls in love with photography and a fellow refugee. Together they venture to Spain and capture the tyranny of fascism. Shooting with Light explores the life of an exceptional woman, glimpsed through the lost photos she risked her life to take. For ages 12+. film maltings: Chicken

FILM

Wed 05 October 11am, 3pm & 8pm · £7 (£6 conc., £5 child, £4 members) homemade pre-film pizza available for £8

Richard longs to settle but his restless brother needs to keep moving. Their life worsens when the land they inhabit is sold. Richard’s optimism lessens and he is torn between loyalty to his brother and his first true friend. Cert. 15, 86 min. 16

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MUSIC

Wed 05 October 7.30pm · £8 adv., £9 door; pre-show dining & ticket £16

ARTS & HEALTH

Thu 06, 13, 20 & 27 October 10.30am–12.30pm · free during Craft Month

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Jazz Café

During Farnham Craft Month, the Meet Me at the Maltings regulars will be working on an English paper pieced quilt and everyone is welcome to join us! There will be lots of fabrics to choose from but if you’ve got some medium weight cottons or maybe old cotton clothing, please do bring them along to make this a quilt full of your memories. Chaos Choir Thu 06 October 11am–12pm · £3 per adult, kids free

ARTS & HEALTH

A choir for new parents to sing and socialise within an open-minded environment, while their toddlers and babies play, sleep or run around in the same room. Friendly, social singing without childcare worries – known to lower blood pressure and stress levels – feel better and it’s great for your heart! Steeleye Span Thu 06 October 8pm · £21.50; pre-show dining & ticket £29.50

MUSIC

Folk rock pioneers Steeleye Span are touring with a new live show. Maddy Prior, the voice of Steeleye, leads a line-up featuring faces old and new. Having recently collaborated with Sir Terry Pratchett on the album Wintersmith, the evening will see a mixture of new and classic material. ‘Don’t miss them...’ The Independent.

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Cards for Good Causes Fri 07 October – Friday 17 December 10am–4.30pm · free

MARKET

Come and browse our range of Christmas cards for good causes. The cards are on sale for an impressive 38 charities, with proceeds going to national as well as local causes. There are also small gifts available, as well as wrapping materials. Owen Jones meets William Cobbett So What’s Changed in 200 Years?

AUDIENCE WITH

Fri 07 October 8pm–9.30pm · £10 (£6 students) The William Cobbett Society’s Annual Lecture with a difference! Owen Jones, political journalist and author of best-seller ‘The Establishment’, responds to issues raised 200 years ago by Cobbett, the great anti-establishment, radical journalist. Craft and Design Day Sat 08 October 11am–3pm · free

LECTURE

Lectures, presentations and films led by leading craft practitioners, sharing their expertise and experiences in craft and design. Suitable for those interested in gleaning insider knowledge from craft professionals, pursuing craft as a professional practice or hearing more about the craft industry. Follows the workshops sessions held at UCA on 01 October. Wool Week: Knit Play Colour with Louise Zass-Bangham

Sun 09 October 10am–1pm · £30 (£36 for full Wool Week day ticket)

WORKSHOP

How do you create gorgeous colour combinations? How could you pull together scraps, or use that impulse-buy? How do wools and other fibres influence colour? Going beyond the colour wheel, we will explore how to combine colours with confidence. A hands-on workshop, bring in your yarns to discuss. Suitable for intermediate knitters and above.

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Sun 09 October 1.45pm · free

LECTURE

Emma from The Little Grey Sheep talks about her small family farm in the rolling Hampshire countryside and their commitment to producing the finest of British fibre.

Wool Week: Yarn Sun 09 October 3pm · £5 (£8 with Rams, £36 full day)

FILM

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Wool Week: Talk – Emma Boyles, Little Grey Sheep

The traditional crafts of crochet and knitting have become one of the hottest movements in modern art. Yarn follows a few international artists and knitters in this quirky and thought-provoking film, taking us on a colourful and global journey to discover how yarn connects us all. Wool Week: Rams Sun 09 October 4.30pm · £5 (£8 with Yarn, £36 full day)

FILM

Winner of the Un Certain Regard prize at Cannes Film Festival 2015, this charming, stunningly shot drama focuses on two estranged brothers, Icelandic sheep farmers, whose 40 year feud comes to a head. Will they come together to save the special breed passed down for generations – and themselves – from extinction? Cert. 15, 91 min. Take Care Mon 10 October 7pm–9pm · £6

ARTS & HEALTH

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RSC Live: Cymbeline Mon 10 October 7pm · £15

SCREENING

Cymbeline is a ruler of a divided Britain. When Innogen, the only living heir, marries her sweetheart in secret, Cymbeline banishes him. But a powerful figure behind the throne is plotting to seize power and murder them both. Innogen embarks on a dangerous journey that will reunite Cymbeline with a lost heir and reconcile the young lovers. theatre maltings: Operation Crucible, by From Ground Up

THEATRE

Tue 11 October 7.30pm · £12 (£10 conc). On 12 December 1940, more than 600 people lost their lives in hours of continuous bombing by Germany’s Luftwaffe. The Marples Hotel was reduced from seven storeys to just fifteen feet of rubble. Within it, trapped, were four men. This is their story, from beginning to end. This tour is presented by house. For ages 12+. film maltings: Ma Ma

FILM

Wed 12 October 11am, 3pm & 8pm · £7 (£6 conc., £5 child, £4 members) homemade pre-film pizza available for £8

In the aftermath of a breast cancer diagnosis, Magda (Penélope Cruz), reacts with a surge of newfound life that engulfs her circle of family and friends, forming a strong bond with a man (Luis Tosar) who lost his wife and daughter in a car accident.Cert. 12A, 111 min. Stand-Up Comedy Club

Wed 12 October 8.30pm · £8 adv. £9 on door; curry & comedy £16.50 (served 7.30pm–8.30pm)

COMEDY

Farnham Maltings and Off the Kerb Productions present the ‘Wise, funny, lyrical’ (Observer) Tom Craine, the ‘lightspeed wit’ (Chortle) of Adam Bloom and the charming and engaging storyteller Laura Lexx. Line-ups are subject to change. Age advisory: 15+. 20

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THEATRE

Thu 13 October 7.30pm · £12 (£10 conc.); pre-show dining & ticket £20 (£18 conc.) Martha and Vi are twins. They grew up side by side, watching the stars but while Martha stayed in their hometown, Vi’s went off to train to become an astronaut. The night before Vi blasts off, Martha throws a party. She’s bought snacks and is making Vi a present to remind her of home, even in the blackness of space. For ages 10+. festival of crafts 2016 Sat 15 & Sun 16 October 10am – 5pm · £3, under 15s free

FESTIVAL

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theatre maltings: Launch Party, by Bucket Club

Celebrating its twentieth year, this contemporary craft festival showcases works by a selection of the UK’s leading craftspeople. Buy from over 70 designer/makers in a marketplace featuring homewares, jewellery, textiles, ceramics, glass and more. With workshops, demonstrations and special happenings. Part of Farnham Craft Month. Met Opera: Tristan und Isolde Mon 17 October · £15

SCREENING

Tristan und Isolde opens the Met season in a new production by Mariusz Treliński and will be well served by a cast of outstanding Wagnerians: Nina Stemme as Isolde, Stuart Skelton as Tristan, Ekaterina Gubanova as Brangäne, and René Papeas King Marke, with Sir Simon Rattle conducting, in a rare appearance at the Met. Kenneth Branagh Theatre Live: The Entertainer Tue 18 October 7.15pm · £15; pre-show dining & ticket £23

SCREENING

Set against the backdrop of post-war Britain, John Osborne’s modern classic conjures the seedy glamour of the old music halls for an explosive examination of public masks and private torment. Rob Ashford directs Kenneth Branagh as the Archie Rice in the final production for Plays at the Garrick season.

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film maltings: Sing Street

FILM

Wed 19 October 11am, 3pm & 8pm · £7 (£6 conc., £5 child, £4 members) homemade pre-film pizza available for £8

A boy growing up in Dublin during the 1980s escapes his strained family life by starting a band to impress a girl. Sing Street shows us a world where music has the power to take us away from everyday life and transform us into something greater. Cert. 12A, 106 min. theatre maltings: The Hitchhikers Guide to the Family, by Ben Norris

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Wed 19 October 7.30pm · £12 (£10 conc.); pre-show dining & ticket £20 (£18 conc.) Join writer-performer Ben Norris, on a ramshackle road trip, as he battles the country’s most notorious service stations and the perils of lower-league football in search of his father. ‘A modern pilgrimage – a complex emotional ride’ The Stage. For ages 12+. Chaos Choir Thu 20 October 11am–12pm · £3 per adult, kids free

ARTS & HEALTH

A choir for new parents to sing and socialise within an open-minded environment, while their toddlers and babies play, sleep or run around in the same room. Friendly, social singing without childcare worries – known to lower blood pressure and stress levels – feel better and it’s great for your heart! Cine Club: Notes on Blindness Thu 20 October 7.30pm · £7 (£6 conc., £5 child, £4 members)

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In 1983, days before the birth of his first son, writer and theologian John Hull went blind. In order to make sense of the upheaval in his life, he began keeping an audio diary. With exclusive access to these original recordings the film encompasses dreams, memory and imaginative life, excavating the interior world of blindness. Cert. 15, 97 min.

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Trees in Watercolour and Ink Sat 22 October 10am–4pm · £75

WORKSHOP

Combine watercolour ink to create exciting effects. Julie Collins will demonstrate various techniques in this versatile medium. Contact Julie for a list of materials you will need for the day. Collins.julie@icloud.com. www.juliecollins.co.uk For ages 14+.

Winter Digital Photography Sat 22 October 10am–4pm · £42

WORKSHOP

Winter is a great time for photography! Angela Walker will explain your camera’s settings, plus control of flash and ISO when light is low. After a practical session, hopefully outdoors, there’s a friendly look at some of your photos and a demonstration of basic Adobe Photoshop Elements. Full notes provided. Make your own Bike Basket Sat 22 October 10am–5pm · £65 (incl tea & coffee)

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If our Bike Festival in July inspired you to get on your bike, why not make your own unique basket for it? Make an oval willow baskets using the stake and strand technique. A metal frame and willow are provided but there may be an extra charge for fittings. For adults and 14 yrs+. Ding Dong, by Cloud Cuckoo Club

CHILDREN

Sat 22 October 10.30am & 2.30pm · £7 (£6.50 if booked with 2 other children’s theatre shows)

Help Dot, Smidge, Mooch and Nora save their beloved clock tower – in the nick of time! Ding Dong puts children right at the heart of the story in this new play, full of interactive musical fun, sensory storytelling and movement games. Why not carry on the fun with our post-show musical stay-and-play session! For ages 4+. book online: farnhammaltings.com

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October half term activities Albee Vector: Sound Collector, by Green Light Theatre

CHILDREN

Tue 25 October 2.30pm · £7 (£6.50 if booked with 2 other children’s theatre shows) Albee is on a quest for beautiful sounds in the world. He needs a few more noises to tell this particular story... Can you help him? He’ll need you to make popping, fizzing, whooshing and probably a fart a noise or two! This tour is presented by house. For ages 4–8.

Re:Bourne & The Dance Movement – Sleeping Beauty workshop

WORKSHOP

Wed 26 & Thu 27 October 1.30pm–5.30pm both days · £40 The Dance Movement are working with New Adventures and Re-Bourne to bring you a halloween treat! Join professional dancers from Matthew Bourne’s dance company and explore choreography. For ages 11–18. film maltings: The BFG

Thu 27 October 11am, 2pm & 6pm · £7 (£6 conc., £5 child, £4 members)

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Based on Roald Dahl’s tale about Sophie as she encounters the Big Friendly Giant who turns out to be a kind-hearted soul who is considered an outcast by the other giants because he refuses to eat children. Cert. PG, 117min.

Teddy Bear’s Picnic, by London Contemporary Theatre

CHILDREN

Sat 29 October 2.30pm · £7 (£6.50 if booked with 2 other children’s theatre shows)

Today is the day of the Teddy Bears Picnic but one invitation has gone missing! Freddy Teddy is a little bear on a big adventure; join him on a fun filled musical journey through Teddy Bear Wood as he encounters all kinds of creatures. Bring your favourite teddy and bags of enthusiasm! For ages 2+. book online: farnhammaltings.com

Design and Sew your Own Spooky Softie Tue 25 October 10am–12.30pm · £18

WORKSHOP

Have fun learning sewing stitches with Alice and Ginny. Spooktastic Photo Fun Tues 25 October 10am–12pm · £12

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half term workshops

Take spooky photos with a Hallowe’en theme with resident photographer Angela Walker. Children’s Screen Printing Wed 26 October 2.30pm–4.30pm · £15

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Learn how to screen print using hand cut stencils, exploring colours and printing. Creating Creepy Photograms Thu 27 October 10am–12pm & 2pm–4pm · £12

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Make fun photograms with a Halloween theme, creating real photos without a camera. Special Effects: Monster Makeup Fri 28 October 10am–1pm · £20

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Create horrifyingly brilliant stage makeup with realistic wounds and zombie-like make-up. Halloween Cupcake Decorating Fri 28 October 10am–11.30am · £12

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Make spooky decorations for your cakes, ice them and take them home. box office: 01252 745444

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Classical Recital: Trinity Laban Woodwind Department Sat 22 October 1pm · £5

MUSIC

Farnham Maltings, in association with Trinity Laban Conservatoire of Music and Dance, present another concert in a popular series of lunchtime recitals from young performers at the beginning of their professional careers. Featuring soloists and chamber musicians from Trinity Laban’s Woodwind Department. Letz Zep Sat 22 October 8pm · £18 reserved seating, £16 standing

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Over many years Letz Zep have been building up their reputation as the UK and mainland Europe’s leading tribute to the mighty Led Zeppelin. ‘There are good tribute bands and there are bad tribute bands, and then there’s Letz Zep, who are monsters, they play in a different league than the others’ – Metal Portal Spain. Book Fair

FAIR

Sun 23 October 10am–3pm · £1, under 16s (accompanied by an adult) free

Second-hand books for sale, ideal for collectors. Around 40 individual exhibitors covering most subject areas, from travel, to transport, history, first edition collectibles and much more, including some printed ephemera. Exhibitor details and specialist areas can be found at www.booksinstore.co.uk Image Jukka Zittings. The Actor as Entrepreneur: How Actors, Directors and Solo Artists are Shaping the Future

LECTURE

Mon 24 October 1.30pm–4pm · free ‘Theatre has changed more in the last ten years than in the previous fifty’ Lynn Gardner, The Guardian. An event for graduates or performing arts students to hear the reflections of senior theatre producers and a number of successful emerging artists on the new ways they are developing their careers as actors, directors and makers in a fast changing world. 26

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Tue 25 October 8pm · £12 (£10 conc); pre-show dining & ticket £20 (£18 conc.) In 2015 Felicity wrote a show about mental illness and her bumhole (IBS). At the Edinburgh Festival Fringe it was the third-best reviewed comedy show. Always one to flog a dead horse, she is writing another show about mental illness called: 50% More Likely to Die. film maltings: Maggie’s Plan

FILM

Wed 26 October 11am, 3pm & 8pm · £7 (£6 conc., £5 child, £4 members) homemade pre-film pizza available for £8

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Felicity Ward: 50% More Likely To Die

A woman longing to start a family (Greta Gerwig) becomes involved in a complicated love triangle with a professor (Ethan Hawke) and his wife (Julianne Moore). Maggie’s Plan premièred at the 2015 Toronto International Film Festival. Cert. 15, 99min Hannah Scott (Rescheduled)

Wed 26 October 8.30pm · £5; pre-show dining & ticket £11.50

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Hannah Scott performs with a goose-bump inducing voice that has wowed audiences and critics across the UK. Her arresting live performances have earned her support slots for the likes of 10cc and Seth Lakeman and shows at venues such as the Union Chapel.

Nuno Style Felted Scarf Sat 29 October 10.30am–3.30pm · £50

WORKSHOP

Get hands on and learn about wet felt making. The workshop will guide you through making your own unique design using merino wool and silk to create a beautiful and soft scarf. The workshop includes all materials. If you have any questions please contact Andrea by email andreabeattie@btinternet.com box office: 01252 745444

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Woodcut and Wood Engraving Sat 29 October 10am–4pm · £45

WORKSHOP

Explore the similarities and differences between woodcut and wood engraving. Learn how to prepare images, transfer them onto the wood, make marks with the different tools and produce a selection of finished prints to take home. All materials provided and suitable for all levels. Introduction to Paper Cutting Sat 29 October 10am–4pm · £45

WORKSHOP

Create beautiful handmade artwork for your home. You’ll be introduced to the art of paper cutting. Learn the techniques involved and create your own paper cuts using the templates provided. Get advice and tips on how to mount and frame your finished designs. For more information: lucydorothy.com or email myblog@lucydorothy.com Cavalcade – A Backstage Story 35 Years On Sun 30 October 3pm–5.15pm · £10

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This award-winning BBC documentary of the making of Farnham Redgrave Theatre’s epic 1981 production of Noel Coward’s Cavalcade beautifully illustrates and defines just what is possible in a small purpose-built Surrey theatre by a visionary director, professional actors, production team and its very own enthusiastic performing community. Young Artist Award: Visions of the Future Tue 01 November (competition opens) · £3 to enter

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The Young Artist Award returns for a second year with the theme Visions of the Future. What will our world look like in 20, 50, 100 years? If you’re aged 6–18 years, get your creative hat on and submit your artwork to our competition. Submission deadline: 10 February 2017. Finalist’s exhibition at the Riverside Café Gallery, March 2017.

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Tue 01 November 1pm · £5

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theatre maltings: Harrogate, by Royal Court, Hightide Festival and Farnham Maltings

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Lunchtime Jazz

Tue 01 November 7.30pm · £12 (£10 conc). Time passes. Roles change. People become different versions of themselves. From lover, to father, to husband, one man craves the past but knows his desire for it will destroy his family. This tour is presented by house. For ages 14+. film maltings: Café Society

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Wed 02 November 11am, 3pm & 8pm · £7 (£6 conc., £5 child, £4 members) homemade pre-film pizza available for £8

Set in the 1930s, a young Bronx native (Jesse Eisenberg) moves to Hollywood where he falls in love with the secretary of his powerful uncle, and is swept up in the vibrant world of high society nightclub life. Directed by Woody Allen. Cert. TBC, TBCmin. Jazz Café

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Wed 02 November 7.30pm · £8 adv., £9 door; pre-show dining & ticket £16

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Meet Me at the Maltings: Pottery Thu 03, 10 & 17 November 10.30am–12.30pm · £10

ARTS & HEALTH

A creative group open to anyone who is looking for friendly company or wants to meet other people over a variety of craft and writing activities led by experienced artists. Throughout November we will be working with resident potter Penny Eccles in her on-site studio. theatre maltings: Jess and Joe Forever, by Zoe Cooper

THEATRE

Thu 03 November 7.30pm · £12 (£10 conc.); pre-show dining & ticket £20 (£18 conc.) Spanning several summer holidays, Jess and Joe Forever is a thoughtful play about finding your place in the world when you only know a small corner of it. For ages 12+. A co-production by Farnham Maltings and Orange Tree Theatre. Originally commissioned by Old Vic New Voices.

maltings monthly market Sat 05 November 9am–4pm · £1 (members and under 15s free)

MARKET

On the first Saturday of every month, come rain or shine, you can find everything from artisan bread to chic vintage items, local craft designers to antique sellers. The maltings monthly market offers retro treasures, delicious local produce and more in the buzzing atmosphere of 200 stalls including each month’s special guest traders. The Royal Ballet Live: Anastasia Sat 05 November 7.15pm · £15; pre-show dining & ticket £23

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Simon Keenlyside, Ildar Abdrazakov, and Mariusz Kwiecien, share the role of the title hero, who goes to hell in a dazzling coup de théâtre. The ensemble of great Mozartean singers includes Isabel Leonard, Angela Meade, Matthew Polenzani, Marina Rebeka, Erwin Schrott, Ramón Vargas, and RolandoVillazón. Fabio Luisi and Plácido Domingo conduct.

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Mon 07 November 6.55pm · £15

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Met Opera: Don Giovanni

King Lear has ruled for many years. As age begins to overtake him, he decides to divide his kingdom amongst his children, living out his days without the burden of power. Misjudging his children’s loyalty and finding himself alone in the wilderness, he is left to confront the mistakes of a life that has brought him to this point. film maltings: Queen of Earth

Wed 09 November 3pm & 8pm · £7 (£6 conc., £5 child, £4 members) homemade pre-film pizza available for £8

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Tensions rise when emotionally fragile Catherine (Elisabeth Moss) and her best friend (Katherine Waterston) discover they have drifted apart. Fissures in the relationship appear, sending Catherine into a downward spiral of delusion and madness. Cert. 15, 89min. Stand-Up Comedy Club

Wed 09 November 8.30pm · £8adv. £9 on door; curry & comedy £16.50 (served 7.30pm–8.30pm)

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Farnham Maltings and Off the Kerb Productions present the ‘seriously funny’ (The Guardian) Mock the Week star Ian Stone and Jimmy McGhie whose whips and quips have made him a favourite on Russell Howard’s Good News. Age advisory: 15+.

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Vintage Fashion Fair Farnham Sat 12 November 10am–4pm · £2 (under 16s free)

FAIR

Spend a leisurely Saturday browsing and buying from the many stalls of beautiful vintage clothing, shoes, handbags, hats, jewellery and textiles. All authentically vintage and dating from 1900s–1980s. The fair offers wearable vintage at affordable prices and a selection of vintage designer labels. Something to suit all tastes and budgets. Paper Marbling and the Art of Suminagashi Sat 12 November 10am–12.30pm & 1.30pm–4pm · £25

WORKSHOP

Delve into the art of Suminagashi – an ancient Japanese printing technique of paper marbling which has seen a recent revival in stationery. This workshop will give you the opportunity to create your own paper marbling stationery of greeting cards and tags… just in time for Christmas! Introduction to Mount Cutting Sat 12 November 10am–4.30pm · £65

WORKSHOP

Great for beginners or those wanting to refresh their mount cutting skills. Learn to cut accurate, bespoke, single mounts using a handheld mount cutter. Calculate sizes so you can fit your pictures into readymade or existing frames. Take home several mounted pictures ready to drop in a frame. Classical Recital: Trinity Laban Guitar Department Sat 12 November 1pm · £5

MUSIC

Farnham Maltings, in association with Trinity Laban Conservatoire of Music and Dance, present another popular series of lunchtime recitals from young performers at the beginning of their professional careers. A performance featuring musicians from the renowned classical guitar department.

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Following the success of their TV show ‘Little Howard’s Big Question’ (CBBC) real human Big Howard and animated six-year-old Little Howard are bringing their unique family comedy show to Farnham Maltings. With interactive stand-up, live animation on stage and lots of jokes and songs this really is a show that all the family can enjoy. For ages 5+. Mama – An Evening of Genesis Sat 12 November 8pm · £18 reserved seating, £16 standing

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Little Howard’s Big Show for Kids, by Howard Read CHILDREN Sat 12 November 2.30pm · £7 (£6.50 if booked with 2 other children’s theatre shows)

Established as one of the top Genesis tribute bands in the UK. The band make regular appearances at two of the largest tribute band festivals in Europe, namely Tribfest and Legends of Roc. The band set list comprises Genesis’s greatest hits from the 40 year history of the band. Take Care Mon 14 November 7pm–9pm · £6

ARTS & HEALTH

Dynamic theatre workshops aimed at carers of people with dementia, exploring actors’ improvisation techniques to deal with everyday demands and unexpected challenges of dementia care roles. These evenings are informal, fun and sociable, providing support over a glass of wine, for carers – whether professional or family. Cine Club: Anomalisa Tue 15 November 7.30pm · £7 (£6 conc., £5 child, £4 members)

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A man crippled by the mundanity of his life experiences something out of the ordinary. Nominated for Best Animated Feature at this year’s Oscars. Cert. 15, 88min.

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film maltings: The Meddler

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Wed 16 November 11am, 3pm & 8pm · £7 (£6 conc., £5 child, £4 members) homemade pre-film pizza available for £8

A widow follows her daughter, Lori, to Los Angeles in hopes of starting a new life. But when Lori draws strict personal boundaries, her mother finds ways to channel her eternal optimism to change the lives of others and find a new purpose in life. Cert. 12A, 103min. Keith James ‘Duende’ Wed 16 November 8pm · £14

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A unique and breathtaking concert: the dramatic and sensual poetry of Pablo Neruda, Isabel Allende, Gabriel Garcia Marquez and Federico Garcia Lorca performed as songs and painstakingly set to Keith James’ rich, daring and fiery classical guitar.

theatre maltings: Key Change, by Open Clasp Theatre Company

THEATRE

Thu 17 November 7.30pm · £12 (£10 conc.); pre-show dining & ticket £20 (£18 conc.) Devised with women in HM Prison Low Newton, Key Change tells the stories of some of the UK’s most marginalised women through an intense, raw and illuminating portrayal of women in prison. ‘A touching, empowering work’ The Stage. For ages 14+. Art in Clay

EXHIBITION

18–20 November 10am–5pm, (Sun 4.30pm) · £5 (£4.50 conc., under 15s free)

From animal sculptures and circus clowns, to kitchen and garden pots with a variety in between to interest anyone who enjoys skilfully crafted objects and all made from clay. Show this page at entry for two-for-one admission to the show. For further information www.artinclay.co.uk

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WORKSHOP

Tue 22 & Tue 29 November (2 sessions) 6.30pm–9.30pm · £30 for both sessions Come along and enjoy decorating your own Christmas cake ready for Christmas Day. Learn to cover and decorate your cake over 2 sessions ready for the big day. Materials supplied for covering and decorating. For more info please call Coral on 07708074112 or email her at Returan@googlemail.com theatre maltings: Tree House, by Chris Fogg Tue 22 November 7.30pm · £12 (£10 conc).

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Christmas Cake Decorating

The story of Robbie, Jane and Alan – whom we first encounter as children playing in a tree house. Later Robbie joins the Army and goes to Afghanistan, where an act of kindness leads to a sudden and unexpected tragedy. Years later fate conspires to bring all three back to the treehouse, where old scores are settled. For ages 12+. film maltings: The Colony

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Wed 23 November 11am, 3pm & 8pm · £7 (£6 conc., £5 child, £4 members) homemade pre-film pizza available for £8

A young woman’s (Emma Watson) desperate search for her abducted boyfriend (Daniel Brühl) that draws her into the infamous Colonia Dignidad, an ex-Nazi cult in Chile in 1973 that nobody ever escaped from. Cert. 15, 106min. Willow Christmas Decorations Tues 24 November 6.30pm–9.30pm · £25

WORKSHOP

Have fun making rustic, Shaker-style Christmas decorations using natural willow. Trees, stars, simple wreaths and even reindeer! With local basket maker, Judith Needham. For ages 14+.

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Introduction to Paper Cutting Thu 24 November 6.30pm – 9.30pm · £33

WORKSHOP

Create beautiful handmade artwork for your home. Learn the techniques involved in paper cutting and create your own paper cuts using the templates provided. Get advice and tips on how to mount and frame your finished designs. For more information please visit lucydorothy.com or email myblog@lucydorothy.com The Counterfeit Stones: 25x5 Thu 24 November 8pm · £20; pre-show dining & ticket £28

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The Counterfeit Stones celebrate their 25th anniversary in 2016 with yet another ‘Sham Rock’ experience, 25x5. Their skillfully mixed cocktail of classic hits, retro costume and humour continues to intoxicate young and old alike. This faking masterpiece, hilariously ‘mockumenting’ the history of the Rolling Stones from 1962. Mark Steel: Who Do I Think I Am? Fri 25 November 8pm · £15; pre-show dining and ticket £23

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***** The Herald ‘The most well-crafted and poignant comedy turns at this year’s Fringe.’ After the birth of his son, Mark realised it’s quite an event to have a child, and decided to track down the mother he never knew. A surprising and enthralling story told with aplomb. Music Maltings Fri 25 November 8.30pm · £5; pre-show dining and ticket £13

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End your working week with a bit of live music from some of the best local, up-and coming musical talent. Enjoy some delicious pasta in the Riverside Café before the music starts in the Cellar Bar. Act to be announced soon.

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Sat 26 November 10am–4pm · £45

WORKSHOP

Using a printing technique called linocutting we will make our own stencils and use them on a range of stationery materials, such as Christmas wrapping paper, greetings cards, postcards and tags.

Charities Market Sat 26 November 10am–3pm · free

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Print Your Own Stationery

Help to raise much needed funds and support your local charities by buying your Christmas gifts here. Come and browse goods ranging from Indian scarves, cakes, cards, stocking fillers, china, glass, bric-a-brac and even a tombola! Organised by the Farnham branch of Pancreatic Cancer Research Fund. Age suitability: Weave Your Own Chicken Sat 26 November 10am–4pm · £65 (incl tea & coffee)

WORKSHOP

Spend a fun day learning the art of willow sculpture with local basket maker, Judith Needham, and take home a life-sized chicken to enhance your garden or perhaps give as a unique Christmas gift. Other birds or animals are possible or experiment with abstract sculpture. Adults and 14yrs+. Winterfest at St Andrew’s Parish Church Fri 25 – Sat 26 November 10am–5pm · free

FESTIVAL

A celebration of arts, crafts and hobbies. A festival featuring demonstrations, exhibitions, children’s activities and music. Children taking part in the activities must be accompanied by an adult. Craft items and refreshments for sale.

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A Real Mermaid’s Tale, by Ripstop Theatre

CHILDREN

Sat 26 November 2.30pm · £7 (£6.50 if booked with 2 other children’s theatre shows A Real Mermaid’s Tale is an exciting adventure on the high seas with pirates, monstrous sea creatures and mermaid treasure. Follow our intrepid explorer, Amelia Buttersnap, on a journey full of magic, shadow puppetry and mutinous rats! For ages 3+.

Rob Beckett: Mouth of The South Sat 26 November 8pm · £15

COMEDY

Beckett’s back with a brand new show of funnies and he’s taking on the big issues like KitKats and flatbread! Star of BBC1’s Live At The Apollo, Would I Lie To You?, Channel 4’s 8 Out Of 10 Cats and Cats Does Countdown, and BBC2’s Mock The Week.

Glyndebourne: Saul

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Sun 27 November 5pm · £15 (£10 conc.); pre-show dining & ticket £23 (£18 conc.) This is the first production from the brilliant, provocative Australian director Barrie Kosky at Glyndebourne. With a musical score of heart-breaking beauty, Saul takes us into a madness and despair. The first of Handel’s great English oratorios, Saul promises to be an evening of dramatic choruses, bravura solo singing and the famous ‘Dead March’. Omid Djalili: Schmuck for a Night Mon 28 November 8pm · £24

COMEDY

Award-winning comedian and actor Omid Djalili is back on a nationwide tour! Intelligent, sometimes provocative and always entertaining, his stand-up is a hugely energetic and captivating comedy masterclass. ‘One of the most joyfully smart, stimulating and entertaining comedians this country has’ – The Telegraph.

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Tue 29 November 7.30pm · £12 (£10 conc). Martin is a boy with problems – an illness no-one understands and a head full of sound and vision. When he receives an unexpected gift, he embarks on a thrilling journey. For ages 16+. Also playing at West End Centre, Aldershot on Wed 30 November. Christmas Fair

FESTIVAL

Wed 30 November 3pm–9.30pm & Thu 01 December 10am–8pm · £1 (members & U15s free)

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theatre maltings: From Ibiza to the Norfolk Broads, by Adrian Berry

Come to Surrey’s biggest Christmas fair, a 2 day festival with over 150 stalls where you will find an abundance of gifts, handmade crafts, vintage finds, glorious foods and premium spirits. Enjoy late night shopping and drop-in workshops throughout the event.

maltings monthly market Sat 03 December 9am–4pm · £1 (members and under 15s free)

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Create a bespoke tie as a gift for your partner, dad, son, brother, uncle or grandfather. Learn how to cut on the bias, interline and hand finish with slip stitch. Please bring 80cms of lightweight printed cotton, a reel of matching thread and your sewing. For further info email info@aliceandginny.co.uk

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Festive Photo Decorations Sat 03 December 10am–12pm and 2pm–4pm · £12

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Why not decorate your tree with Christmas-themed photograms? Angela Walker will help you use shapes and objects – from Santa to snowmen – to make real photographs to decorate and hang on your tree at home. No camera required. Materials provided. Adults and children 5yrs+. Book Fair

FAIR

Sun 04 December 10am–3pm · £1, under 16s (accompanied by an adult) free Second-hand books for sale, ideal for collectors. Around 40 individual exhibitors covering most subject areas, from travel, to transport, history, first edition collectibles and much more, including some printed ephemera. Exhibitor details and specialist areas can be found at www.booksinstore.co.uk Image: Jukka Zittings. Comedy Club 4 Kids: Christmas Cracker! Sun 04 December 2pm · £9 (£32 family)

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Expect the finest Christmas cracker jokes, tinsel tomfoolery, festive funnies and even Santa doing stand-up! Starring Comedy Club 4 Kids’ regular host Ternan Douieb hims-elf, Howard Read of ‘Little Howard’ and CBBC fame, and a special guest. This show will be jam-packed with Christmas comedy to get you in the mood for the big day. For ages 6+. theatre maltings: Christmas Gothic, by Dyad Productions Mon 05 December 7.30pm · £12 (£10 conc).

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Enter the Christmas spirit as a spectral woman tells haunting tales of the festive season, lighting a candle to the frailties of human nature and illuminating the chilling depths of the wintry dark. Three seasonal tales of terror to scintillate the gooseflesh for dark Christmas nights. For ages 12+.

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Tue 06 December 1pm · £5

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Create a Christmas Wreath Workshop Wed 07 December 6pm–9.30pm · £50

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Lunchtime Jazz

Floral designer Jodie Vigor of Boutique Blooms will show you how to create your own Christmas wreath exploring both traditional and contemporary design elements. A fun, festive workshop with a wreath to take home. Please bring sharp secateurs (materials included). Age suitability: 12+ accompanied by a paying adult. Ballet Cymru: Roald Dahl’s Little Red Riding Hood and The Three Little Pigs

DANCE

Wed 07 December 7pm · £17 (£15 conc., £10 under 15s); Maltings menu available Two stories from the mind of the most popular storyteller in the world, Roald Dahl. Both works are based on the outstanding and internationally recognised musical scores by composer Paul Patterson and have become children’s classics played all over the globe. Jazz Café

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Wed 07 December 7.30pm · £8 adv., £9 door; pre-show dining & ticket £16

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Willow Angel Thu 08 December 7pm – 9.30pm · £30

WORKSHOP

Make an angel (approx. 40cm tall) out of white willow and decorate it with fairy lights, with local basket maker, Judith Needham. Aimed at those who’ve done Judith’s Christmas Decorations class and want to try something new, but suitable for beginners too. For 14yrs+.

Rushmoor Odd Fellows Male Voice Choir Thu 08 December 7.30pm · £12

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This local choir is now in its 56th year and continues to support local charities. The choir will be joined by special guests and the evening promises to be one of great singing and good entertainment.

The Royal Ballet Live: The Nutcracker Fri 09 December 7.15pm · £15; pre-show dining & ticket £23

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The Royal Ballet’s glorious production of The Nutcracker, created by Peter Wright in 1984, is an all-time ballet favourite. Tchaikovsky’s glittering score, the gorgeous festive stage designs and The Royal Ballet’s captivating dancing make this Nutcracker the quintessential Christmas experience. Stand-Up Comedy Club Fri 09 December 8.30pm · £8 adv. £9 on door; curry & comedy £16.50 (served 7.30pm–8.30pm)

COMEDY

Farnham Maltings and Off the Kerb Productions present the Chortle Student Comedian of the Year 2014 Jamali Maddix, the ‘outrageously funny’ Jen Brister who was a hit at our comedy club back in May. Line-ups are subject to change. Age advisory: 15+.

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WORKSHOP

Sat 10 December 9.30am–11am & 11.30am–1pm · £20 (admits 1 adult & 1 child), £5 per extra child Take a break from last minute shopping, bring the kids and have fun together making some rustic Christmas decorations in this family willow workshop. We will be making tiny reindeer and lots of simple stars to hang in your windows. For age 8+ with parents.

Linoprinted Gift – Table Runner and Napkins Sat 10 December 10am–4pm · £45

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Willow Christmas Decorations Family Workshop

WORKSHOP

Create a series of small linocut designs and print these onto a table runner and set of napkins. Great as a unique handmade Christmas gift or birthday present! No previous experience of printmaking is required and no sewing experience is required.

Classical Recital: Trinity Laban String Department Sat 10 December 1pm · £5

MUSIC

Farnham Maltings, in association with Trinity Laban Conservatoire of Music and Dance, present another concert in a popular series of lunchtime recitals from young performers at the beginning of their professional careers. Featuring soloists and chamber musicians from Trinity Laban’s String Department. Cine Club: Lars and the Real Girl Tue 13 December 7.30pm · £7 (£6 conc., £5 child, £4 members)

FILM

Lars is an introvert whose emotional baggage has kept him from fully embracing life. After years of almost solitude, he introduces Bianca to his family – but Bianca is a life-size plastic woman. His family and go along with his delusion and embark on an emotional journey. Nominated for Best Original Screenplay at the 2008 Oscars. Cert. 12A, 104min. box office: 01252 745444

AUTUMN PROGRAMME

Willow Christmas Decorations Wed 14 December 6.30pm–9.30pm · £25

WORKSHOP

Have fun making rustic, Shaker-style Christmas decorations using natural willow. Trees, stars, simple wreaths and even reindeer! With local basket maker, Judith Needham. For 14yrs+.

Hart Male Voice Choir Wed 14 December 7.30pm · £12.50 (£6 under 16s)

MUSIC

For more than 40 years Hart MVC has been entertaining audiences in Surrey and Hampshire and raising thousands of pounds for local charities. This year the programme features celebrated bass baritone Jonathan Veira as both compère and performer to lead the choir through Christmas songs with solos and of course audience participation. Stand-Up Comedy Club

COMEDY

Wed 14 December 8.30pm · £8 adv. £9 on door; curry & comedy £16.50 (served 7.30pm–8.30pm) Farnham Maltings and Off the Kerb Productions present favourite compère Felicity Ward alongside charming and charismatic Paul McCaffrey and one of the UK’s great Canadian comedy imports, Dana Alexander. Line-ups are subject to change. Age advisory: 15+. Make A Festive Bauble Sat 17 December 10am–12.30pm · £18

WORKSHOP

Design and create your own special decorative bauble using tissue paper collage and embellishments to hang on your tree year after year. All materials included. For 7–12yrs. For further info email info@aliceandginny.co.uk

book online: farnhammaltings.com

Sat 17 December £7 · 11am, 1.30pm & 3.30pm

CHILDREN

Young Albert Tuttle is in for a big surprise. For as he sleeps on Christmas Eve, a big fat man wearing bright red pyjamas tumbles down his chimney like a roly poly pudding. It’s Santa, and he’s come for Albert’s help! Blunderbus return to Farnham Maltings with yet another fantastic festive tale. For ages 3+. GHQ Militaria and Collectors Fair Sun 18 December 10am–2pm · £3.50

FAIR

AUTUMN PROGRAMME

Santa’s Little Helper by Blunderbus

The fairs offer to the collector and enthusiast, helmets, insignia, medals, uniforms, cap badges, books, military, aviation, edged weapons and firearms. If you have any of the above for sale please bring your items to our front table on the day of the fairs. For more details visit www.ghq.uk.com or call 07919 455 799. Met Opera: L’Amour De Loin Mon 19 December 7pm · £15; pre-show dining & ticket £23

SCREENING

Commissioned by the Salzburg Festival, where it was first seen in 2000, this scintillating opera will finally have its Metropolitan Opera premiere in a dazzling new production by Robert Lepage. Eric Owens is the knight on a quest of love and Susanna Phillips is his lover on the other side of the sea. film maltings: Bridget Jones’ Baby

FILM

Wed 21 December 11am, 3pm & 8pm · £7 (£6 conc., £5 child, £4 members) homemade pre-film pizza available for £8

The continuing adventures of British publishing executive Bridget Jones as she enters her 40s. Starring Renee Zellweger, Colin Firth, Hugh Grant and Emma Thompson. Directed by David Nicholls. Cert. TBC, TBCmin.

De Meric School of Dance Christmas Workshop Thu 22 December 9.45am–3pm · £30

WORKSHOP

The workshop will cover different aspects of theatre and dance based around Christmas to include singing, creative dance & movement, choreography, Street dance, jazz & character. The emphasis is on enjoyment with visiting teachers and professional dancers. Open to children who do not attend Demeric School of Dance. For ages 5+.

Two days of mixed Maltings’ activities including dance, drama and willow weaving. Suitable for ages 7–13. To book, purchase a ticket for the day/s you want and then download, complete and return the Christmas Club information sheet, available online or from the Box Office. Dance and Drama

WORKSHOP

Thu 22 December 10am–2.30pm (each day) · £20 for 1 day · £36 for 2 days

AUTUMN PROGRAMME

maltings marvellous christmas club

Imagine the perfect winter wonderland and then bring it to life with our professional theatre maker Rebecca, and then learn the latest dance moves ready for the all the festive parties! Willow Weaving and Christmas Crafts

WORKSHOP

Fri 23 December 10am–2.30pm (each day) · £20 for 1 day · £36 for 2 days

Have fun making rustic Christmas trees, stars and even reindeer using natural willow, then learn to make your own snow globes and Christmas biscuits on this day of crafty fun.

box office: 01252 745444

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The museum of Farnham is situated in a beautiful Georgian town house with many original features and a delightful walled garden. Discover Farnhamâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s history, from its prehistoric routes to its hop growing boom and Victorian grandeur. The tales of the illustrious William Cobbett, political agitator, and George Sturt local author and craftsperson, whilst marvelling at the inventions of engineer John Henry Knight, who created one of the first petrol driven cars! The museum is also home to an extensive art and craft collection thanks to the many artists and crafts people who have been drawn to Farnham over the years.

MUSEUM OF FARNHAM

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In 2016 The Museum of Farnham was awarded Full Accreditation by Arts Council England for another three years, which is the highest level of national recognition for museums. For more information about events: t: 01252 715094 e: museum@farnhammaltings.com Or find us online: w: museumoffarnham.com facebook.com/MuseumofFarnham @Museum_Farnham

find out more: farnhammaltings.com/museum

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museum of farnham Heritage Open Days – House Tours 08–09 September 11am, 2pm daily · free entry

TOUR

Join our tour to find out about the fascinating history of Willmer House, a Grade I listed Georgian townhouse built by hop merchant John Thorne and now the home of the Museum of Farnham. Booking essential, to confirm your place please contact museum@farnhammaltings.com or alternatively call 01252 715 094. Heritage Open Days – Exhibition Potted Past 10– 11 September 10am–4pm · free entry

EXHIBITION

Come and Discover Farnham’s Potted Past in this special exhibition for Heritage Open Days. Featuring material from a recently discovered Roman tile kiln in Dockenfield , and finds from the 2016 Finding Farnham community dig, this is an excellent opportunity to discover the history of Farnham’s pottery industries from Roman times to present day. Fun Palace 01 October 10am–4pm · free entry

FAMILIES

The Fun Palace is a series of free community-led art, science and craft workshops all gathered together into one fun filled space. There will be drawing, music, words, making and all sorts of activities and food to try. Come and create with us. All ages and skills welcome. Craft Month: Store Tours 08 October · free Entry

TOUR

Don’t miss this opportunity to take a behind the scenes glimpse at the historic costume and fine art collections at The Museum of Farnham. From Victorian shoes to pictures drawn and painted by Farnham’s finest artists, discover the extraordinary objects that are cared for in the museum stores. Tours will last approximately 30 minutes and will begin at 11am, 1pm and 3pm.

26 & 27 October 10.30am–2.30pm · £3 per child

CHILDREN

Come and join us for our spooktacular, creepy Halloween-themed art and craft sessions. All materials included. Children must be accompanied by an adult. Please note that you may have to wait if the Garden Gallery is full. For ages 3–7. Image: Dave. Time to Remember Showcase 12 November 10am–4pm · free entry

EXHIBITION

MUSEUM OF FARNHAM

Half Term – Halloween

To celebrate the conclusion of our Time to Remember project we will be holding a free event at the Garden Gallery to showcase stories, artwork, recordings and film created as part of the project inspired by Farnham’s Remembrance story.

On View

EXHIBITION

Tue 15 November – Wed 25 January Tues – Sat, 10am–5pm weekly · free entry

Ever wondered what and how museums collect? Come and see a selection of material acquired and curated by the museum during the last three years. On view at the museum for the very first time, these objects reflect the diverse of history of the town, from ancient past to contemporary times. Christmas Readings

08 & 15 December 7pm–8.30pm · £7 (incl mince pie and glass of wine)

STORYTELLING

Rosemary Wisbey, Caryl Griffith, Gordon Dearing and Christopher Reeks present ‘A Partridge in a Pear Tree’, a miscellany of thoughts about Christmas gifts. Booking essential, to confirm your place please contact museum@farnhammaltings.com or alternatively call 01252 715 094. Image: Garry Knight. find out more: farnhammaltings.com/museum

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EXHIBITIONS AUTUMN 2016

Crimea 2013 C-type digital photograph Ruth Maclennan

James Hockey Gallery 5 September – 22 October 2016

Opening Times Monday to Friday: 10am–5pm Saturday: 10am–4pm Closed: Sunday

Dr. Hala Georges My Homeland Foyer Gallery 5 September – 22 October 2016 Beverly Ayling-Smith Thesis exhibition The Language of Grief: Cloth as a metaphor for loss

Find out about our public talks and events:

James Hockey Gallery 4 November – 10 December 2016

www.uca.ac.uk/galleries

Heike Lowenstein Shingle Street (Work in Progress)

UCA FORTHCOMING EXHIBITIONS

Ruth Maclennan The Faces They Have Vanished

Call: 01252 722441 culturalprogramme@ucreative.ac.uk

University for the Creative Arts Falkner Rd Farnham GU9 7DS

Foyer Gallery 4 November – 10 December 2016 David Summerill Thesis exhibition Constructed Landscapes: Photographic Representation of the Relationship Between Humans and Nature Linear Gallery 4 November – 3 December 2016 (Closed at weekends) 53

Activities at the Maltings Our Participatory Arts Programme, both within the Maltings and in our local communities, continues to grow and thrive. There are many ways to get involved, from creative craft activities for adults, to our new programme of Youth Theatre for children and young people.

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At the Maltings there is a varied programme of creative activities led by professional artists. In this section you will find: f Adult Courses: from page 56 f Maltings Monthly Makes: page 58 f Childrenâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Regular Sessions: from page 59 f Farnham Maltings Youth Theatre: page 61 f Childrenâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Courses: page 62 f Adult Health and Fitness: page 63 f Adult Regular Events, Lectures and Clubs: page 65

If you have an idea for an arts activity you would like to see running in your local community, contact boxoffice@farnhammaltings.com

box office: 01252 745444

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Adult Courses: a series of sessions paid for in advance Mondays

Singing for the Mind

1.30pm–3pm · £3 (incl refreshments)

We welcome people with dementia and their carers to join us for a lively hour of singing with Barbara Rayner; a chance to share memories and a love of songs from jazz and show stoppers to gospel and folk in a friendly and welcoming environment. Supported by Right at Home Guildford & Farnham.

Tuesdays

Pottery & Ceramics

5 SESSIONS

13 Sept – 11 Oct & 01–29 Nov 10.45am–1.15pm £85 for 5 sessions

Suitable for those new to pottery and returning students. This class offers a calm, relaxing environment with resident potter Penny Eccles. She’ll guide you through many aspects of ceramic making, from hand building to throwing pots on the potters wheel, decorating and glazing. Basic materials provided. For further information call Penny 07786 323591.

Tuesdays

Autumn Freestyle Crochet Art

3 SESSIONS

08, 15 & 22 Nov 7pm–9pm £42

(3 sessions) Inspired by the colours and textures of Autumn, make a unique and freestyle wool art piece using crochet techniques, beads, yarn of various textures and colours. Suitable for all abilities. Some experience of crochet useful but not essential. All materials provided. For more info contact barbara@letscrochetuk.co.uk

Wednesdays

Sewing’s Back in Fashion

10 SESSIONS

21 Sep – 30 Nov (no class 26 Oct) 7.30pm 9.30pm £165

Ideal for beginners or those who have lost confidence, Alice & Ginny will teach you all the basics. You will need to purchase patterns & fabrics for individual projects Bring your own sewing machine or reserve one at booking. For more info go to www.aliceandginny.co.uk or call Alice on 07976 892766

book online: farnhammaltings.com

15 Sep – 12 Dec (no class 27 Oct) Beginners: 10am–1.30pm, £144 Improvers: 11.30am–1pm, £12 per session Thursdays

Ukulele Workshop 12 SESSIONS Ukulele lessons for beginners and improvers of any age. Learn in a friendly relaxed environment, make some new friends and have a lot of fun. The ukulele is very easy to learn, very popular and you don’t need any prior musical knowledge to play. You are guaranteed to learn how to play a whole song by the end of your first lesson – and you will be smiling. You will need your own ukulele. Free taster session: Thu 08 September.

Pottery and Ceramics

5 SESSIONS

15 Sept – 13 Oct & 03 Nov – 01 Dec 7pm–9.30pm £85 for 5 sessions

Various days

Christmas Decoration Making Evening

Wed 07, Fri 09 & Fri 16 Dec 7pm–9pm £20

Why not spend a relaxed evening out learning how to make beautiful Xmas decorations from porcelain clay, Lace, patterned stampers and under glaze colours whilst enjoying Mince pies and a glass of wine with friends.

Various days

Christmas Decoration Making Morning

Sat 10 & Tue 13 Dec 10.45am–12.45pm £20 Various days Dates/times to suit £20 per hour

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Thursdays

Come along and make delicate shaped decorations to hang up in your Christmas tree, or to give as a present. Mince pies and tea and coffee provided.

‘One to One’ Pottery Tuition

One to one pottery tuition available on request. Please contact Penny Eccles directly for more information on 07786 323591. box office: 01252 745444

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Maltings Monthly Makes First Saturday of the month

Join resident ceramicist Penny Eccles on Market Saturdays in the Maltings Pottery and get creative and experiment with materials such as clay, plaster of paris and mosaics. Dress for mess! Aprons, tools, materials and under glaze colours are all provided during the workshops. All the pottery pieces made during the workshops are usually ready to collect within two weeks. For more information please contact Penny Eccles 07786 323591

Sat 03 September

Buttons ‘n’ Beads

10.45am–12.15pm £12

Porcelain is a precious and beautiful clay. By using pretty lace and plaster stampers you’ll learn how to make patterned buttons and beads. all materials provided

Sat 01 October

Halloween Pumpkin Lantern Coil Pots

10.45am–12.15pm £12

By using the coiling technique, come and learn how to make a lidded pumpkin shaped pot ready for Halloween! Under glaze paints and all materials are provided.

Sat 05 November

Autumn Leaves Wind Chime Made from Clay

10.45am–12.15pm £12

Design, pattern, decorate and cut out delicate leaf shapes out of porcelain clay. When the clay has been kiln fired you can assemble your beautify wind chime to hang up in your garden.

Sat 03 December

Porcelain Clay Christmas Decorations

10.45am–12.15pm £12

Come along and make delicate shaped decorations to hang up in your Christmas tree, or to give as a present.

book online: farnhammaltings.com

Mon–Fri

Busylizzy Family Club at the Museum of Farnham & Farnham Maltings

Daily classes-visit the Busylizzy website for timetable and to book

Busylizzy is an award winning family club offering fabulous fitness classes, inspirational talks and a varied timetable of baby/toddler activities at the Museum’s Garden Gallery and Maltings. Including: Disco Dudes & Divas dance, Mummy & Baby Yoga, Baby Music, Baby Signing, Baby Massage, Pilates and much more. Visit www.busylizzyfarnham.co.uk for timetables and bookings.

Various days

De Meric School of Dance

TAKING PART

Children’s Regular Sessions

De Meric School of Dance offers classes at Farnham Maltings and around Farnham specialising in Ballet, Street Dance, Modern Theatre Dance and Tap. Suitable for children of 2+ years. Contact Mrs. Whitfield on 01483 813348 info@demericdance.co.uk www.demericdance.co.uk Twitter@DemericDance Mondays

Stopgap’s Farnham Youth Dance Company

5pm–6.30pm £7 per week age 12–25

Stopgap Youth Dance Company is open to any young person who is passionate about dance and wants to commit to learning more about this artform. There will be opportunities to be involved in performances every term in local youth and community dance showcases. For further information contact admin@stopgapdance.com or 01252745443.

Tuesdays

Youth Contemporary Dance

6.30pm–7.30pm £75 per term

This is an inclusive technical contemporary dance class involving aspects of Cunningham, Limon, Contact Improvisation and Release Techniques. Students will learn choreography and work towards dance performances in the community. Visit www.thedancemovement. co.uk or contact rachel@thedancemovement.co.uk

box office: 01252 745444

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Tuesdays

Street Dance

Juniors (8+) 4.30pm–5.30pm Seniors (11+) 5.30pm–6.30pm £75 per term

Students learn the fundamental street dance techniques concentrating on the funk social dances, hip hop, lockin’, poppin’, wavin’ and break dance. Visit www.thedancemovement. co.uk or contact rachel@thedancemovement.co.uk

Wednesdays & Fridays

Jo Jingles Music

Wednesdays

Perform

4pm–5pm & 5pm–6pm

Perform’s drama, dance and singing weekly workshops are a fun-packed mix of confidence-building games, energetic dances and catchy songs exclusively for 4–7 year olds. Best of all, the children will be having so much fun they won’t notice how much they are improving their confidence and social skills along the way. For a free trial session contact 020 7255 9120 or enquiries@perform.org.uk More information at www. perform.org.uk

A multi-sensory class offering an introduction to very young children to the joys of singing, playing instruments, moving and dancing. Teaches the basic principles of music: tempo, pitch, dynamics and rhythm through fun and education musical activities. Free taster class anytime! Booking is essential. Suitable for ages 3 months – 4 years. Contact via email: jojinglesfarnham@gmail.com www.facebook.com/jojinglesfarnham

book online: farnhammaltings.com

Wednesday

Junior Maltings Youth Theatre

(term time only) 5pm–6.15pm £60 per term 8–11yrs

Junior Maltings is for creative kids who enjoy drama. Led by professional theatre practitioner, Rebecca Lewis, weekly sessions include fun drama games, improvisation and devising. Each term students are invited to see a range of theatre and have the opportunity to perform at local events and drama festivals.

Wednesday

The Young Company

(term time only) 6.30pm–8.30pm £65 per term 14–25yrs

The Young Company is a weekly youth theatre group for young people aged 14–25yrs who want to make theatre. Led by professional theatre practitioner, Rebecca Lewis, this open-access group take on ambitious projects and performances that provide opportunities to gain experience in a wide variety of the theatre styles. A fresh and fun challenge for any young person who wants to make theatre inspired by professional practices.

Thursdays

*NEW* Acting Up Youth Theatre

(term time only) 5pm–6.30pm £65 per term 11–14yrs

Acting Up is our new weekly youth theatre group for 11–14yrs. Led by professional theatre practitioner, Rebecca Lewis, this group will work on devised and scripted pieces and explore new and exciting theatre styles. Each term students will be encouraged to see a range of theatre and have the opportunity to perform at local and regional drama festivals.

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Farnham Maltings Youth Theatre

For further information or to arrange a free taster session for our youth theatre groups contact Vikki Jones on 01252 745447 or vikki.jones@farnhammaltings.com

box office: 01252 745444

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Children’s Courses: paid for in advance Mondays 12 Sep – 21 Nov (no class 24 Oct) 5.30pm–7.30pm £75 Tuesdays 13 Sept – 11 Oct & 01 Nov – 29 Nov 2pm–2.45pm £28

10 SESSIONS

Toddler’s Pottery Afternoon Class

5 SESSIONS

Are you interested to learn and create short animated films? Join our Animation club and learn everything you need to know about animation techniques from traditional animator Marios Panteli at this fun and educational term time club. For ages 9–14.

Designed for parents/carers and pre school children to interact together under the guidance of our potter in residence Penny Eccles. There’s lots of fun to be had from squishing, shaping and cutting out clay. For more info contact Penny Eccles on 07786 323591. Ages 18 months – 5 years

21 Sep – 30 Nov (no class 26 Oct) 5pm–6.45pm £105

Teenage Stitchers 10 SESSIONS Learn the basics of good sewing techniques, building your confidence to begin working independently whilst also encouraging your design skills. You will need to purchase patterns & fabrics for individual projects Bring your own sewing machines or reserve one at booking. For more info go to www.aliceandginny.co.uk or call Alice on 07976 892766.

Wednesdays

Animation Club

Art Group for Teens

6 SESSIONS

21 Sep; 05,19 Oct; 09, 23 Nov; 07 Dec 4pm–6pm £22

Calling all enthusiastic art students at GCSE, A Level and Foundation course stage. Students are given tutoring and practical advice about their developing coursework, materials and techniques as well as time to experiment, consolidate and develop as artists. Bring your project work and toolbox along. For ages 14–19.

Wednesdays

After School Pottery Club

5 SESSIONS

14 Sept – 12 Oct & 02–30 Nov 4pm–5.30pm £48

Aimed at introducing school aged children to the craft of pottery. You’ll undertake many exciting projects as well as learning new skills, from hand building, sculpting, and decorating, how about having a go at throwing a wobbly pot on the potters wheel? For more info Please call Penny on 07786 323591.

Mondays

Mat Pilates

10am–11am £45 per 6 week course

Develop strength without bulk, flexibility, endurance and improve posture! For 101 more benefits of Pilates please contact nas@fitklub.co.uk or phone 07803 264457. You might just get hooked! (All levels welcome).

Tuesdays

Weight Watchers

9.45am–10.45am

Weight loss support group lead by an experienced local leader who has lost 5st 10lb following the WW ProPoints Plan. Shop available selling a variety of Weight Watchers tools and products including snack bars and cookbooks. More details at www.weightwatchers.co.uk

8pm–9.30pm £5.50

Adult Contemporary Dance This is a technical contemporary dance class. Students will be taught aspects of Cunningham, Limon, contact improvisation and release techniques. Classes involve centre work, strengthening, travelling and choreography. Visit www.thedancemovement. co.uk or contact rachel@thedancemovement.co.uk

Tuesdays/Fridays

Pilates for Fitness

Tuesdays

Tue 1.45pm–2.45pm Fri 12.15pm–1.15pm

TAKING PART

Adult Health & Fitness

Pilates for Fitness is now teaching in Studio 1! All are welcome, regardless of age, gender or level of fitness. ‘Pilates improves muscle tone, balances musculature, supports correct posture and teaches movement with ease and grace’ come along and try it! Contact Sharon Robinson 07887 727647 or www.pilatesforfitness.co.uk

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Wed/Fridays

Mark Jarman Yoga

Wed 12.15pm–1.15pm Fri 9.30am–10.30am & 6.30pm–7.30pm drop-in £12

MJY practices a method of yoga that involves a progressively demanding and flowing sequences of postures synchronised to uplifting music. A process that will produce a strong internal heat, ultimately leading to a detoxification of the body. The result is improved circulation, a light, strong flexible body and a calm mind. For more details see www.markjarmanyoga.co.uk (6 classes for £60, 12 classes for £100).

Thursdays 7pm–8.30pm £6 (£5 conc) per session or £25 for a block of 5

Kick Boxing Popular adult freestyle kickboxing for men and women of all ages and abilities, incorporating western boxing and eastern kick-fighting techniques. Develops strength, stamina and speed. Contact John Devaney on 01252 821417 or search ‘Southern Martial Arts’ on Facebook.

Saturdays

Nia Dance and Movement

9.30am–10.30am

Various days 9.30am–10.30am

Nia is an exhilarating movement and lifestyle practice, a cardio workout, which combines, dance arts, martial arts and healing arts. Easy flowing movement to stunning world music, uplifting, conditioning, healing and fun. For more info contact jofarnhamnia@ icloud.com or 07747 027626 All welcome. www.nianow.com/joturner Adult Dance Classes – De Meric School of Dance

5 SESSIONS

Daytime and evening classes for adults in tap and ballet. 10 weekly classes per term. Contact Mrs Whitfield on 01483 813348 or email info@demericdance.co.uk www.demericdance.co.uk Twitter@DemericDance

book online: farnhammaltings.com

Blood Donors – National Blood Service Do something amazing and donate blood. 26 Sep, 13 & 31 Oct, 21 Nov & 05 Dec For information contact the box office on 01252 745444 or visit www.blood.co.uk

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Adult Regular Events, Lectures and Clubs

Book Group Join the Book Group every third Tuesday, 8pm–10pm. Check our whereabouts on the whiteboard in reception or email gerald.turner@ntlworld.com Cellar Bar Blues Regular gigs held on Thursdays, organised by Boogaloo Promotions. See diary for details. Contact Monica Madgwick on 01252 793430 or visit www.boogaloopromotions.com The Choir Company People coming together, having fun singing and performing modern pop and rock songs, taught by a top West End performer. No auditions, no need to read music. Tuesdays term time, 7.45pm–9.15pm, £9 per session. Contact Chloe D’Cruze on 01730 829948 or thechoircompany@gmail.com Farnham Bridge Club Farnham Bridge Club offers a friendly and competitive environment for members and visitors to play duplicate contract bridge. Plays most Wednesdays and Fridays from 7.30pm–10.30pm. Further information available on www.bridgewebs.com/farnham Farnham Afternoon Bridge Club Rubber bridge played on Wednesdays (except first Wednesday of month) 1.45pm–4.30pm. New members welcome. Contact Rosemary Ostime on 01252 721312 Farnham Decorative & Fine Arts Society Entertaining illustrated lectures monthly on third Tuesday at 10.30am. For further details contact Sanchia Vinall on 07918 883515 or www.farnhamdfas.org.uk box office: 01252 745444

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Farnham Maltings Creative Writing A group of amateur writers ‘writing for fun!’ We meet to share thoughts and hone skills on Tuesdays in term time, from 7.30pm–9.30pm. Besides enjoying ourselves the evening is free! New members always welcome. For more information contact Paddy Mendham on 01420 83501 or at paddy_mendham@sky.com Full Circle Vocal Group More than just a choir! Full Circle offers extra 1:1 singing help, guest musician workshops, live recording sessions and above all, laughter! Wednesdays (during term time), 10–12 sessions per term, 7.30pm–9.30pm. £40 per term to cover room hire only. For more information: polly@fcvg.co.uk / www.fcvg.co.uk Knitwits Follow the trend for knitting and come and join a friendly mixed ability group of knitters who meet weekly to relax, knit and chat in the Riverside Café Bar. Wednesdays 8pm–10pm. Contact Marion Nicholson on 01252 343137 or mar3051@yahoo.co.uk Rock Choir™ The UK’s original and most popular contemporary choir offers adults and teenagers the chance to sing pop, rock and chart songs with no audition and no requirements to read music or have any previous singing experience www.rockchoir.com or call 01252 714276. Come along for a free taster session! The Barley Group Ladies, join us in the Barley Room for a coffee followed by a guest speaker on first Tue each month (excpet July) 10am–midday. Contact Carole Pocock on 01252 721770 for more details.

U3A We offer over 100 classes covering arts, crafts, languages, literature, music, fitness and recreational activities. We are mostly retired people who want to keep an active mind and make new friends. Annual subscription £35, classes free. Contact our Membership Secretary on 01252 715457 or email secretarymembership@farnham-u3a.org.uk book online: farnhammaltings.com

MALTINGS STORES

maltings stores craft and quirky finds for you and your home! opening times… Mon–Fri 9am–5pm Sat 10am–2pm w: craft.farnhammaltings.com/shop

MARKETS

markets Maltings Monthly Market First Saturday of the month 9am–4pm · £1 (members & under 15s free) 03 September, 01 October, 05 November, 03 December For 40 years, the Maltings Monthly Market has been a long-established part of the town’s life. It has grown to encompass everything from antiques and jewellery, to craft and local handmade produce, restored furniture and unique cards. Complete your day with a handmade pie or specialist sausage from our foyer menu. Farmers’ Market: Central Car Park Fourth Sunday of the month 10am–1.30pm 25 September, 23 October, 27 November, 11 December A wonderful opportunity to talk to local producers before you buy. Take home fresh and frozen meats, poultry, fish, oven-ready game, pies, eggs, cheeses, honey and preserves.

book online: farnhammaltings.com

pre-show dining · wine · speciality coffees opening times… Mon–Tue 9.30am–5pm menu & specials served 10am–2.30pm Wed–Fri 9.30am–8pm menu & specials served 10am–7.45pm

RIVERSIDE CAFÉ BAR

riverside café bar

Sat 10am–5pm menu & specials served 10.30am–2.30pm As the weather turns chilly, why not enjoy one of our winter warmers from our specials menu. This winter we are launching our evening menu adding a selection of new hearty menu options, served until 7.45pm in the Riverside every Wednesday, Thursday and Friday evening. Or, why not let us take the hassle out of pre-show dining? As indicated by the symbol alongside selected shows in this brochure. For more details for all dining options can be found on the event page on farnhammaltings.com or by calling the box office. Riverside Café gallery Each month, the Riverside Café displays the works of local artists and textile makers. Many of the pieces on display are available to buy from the box office following the exhibition. Our autumn exhibition series features: · Oscar Whichoele: London Monotypes and Etchings, 26 Aug – 17 Sept · Charlie Betts, Laura Coates, Anna Garrett, Julia Keenan, Morwenna Lake, Glynis Lamond, Maggie Williams: Thread and Contemporary Art, 16 Sept – 07 Oct · Aneta Talbot: Modern Singapore, 07 Oct – 04 Nov (travel photography) · Katie Riley: Glorious Geraniums, 04 Nov – 02 Dec (drawings) · Sarah Hubacher – Parasol Moon, 02 Dec – 06 Jan (contemporary screen printing)

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SUPPORT US

support us It is our belief that by encouraging people to participate in the arts, as audience and makers, we will foster a healthier, happier and safer contemporary Britain. Your support plays a vital role in enabling this to happen and here are the ways you can continue to help us: Become a Patron As a Patron of Farnham Maltings you can help us to: · provide educational arts activities for children and young people · support talented young artists at the start of their careers by offering advice, investment and space · reach out to older members of the local community with specialist activities. To become an individual Patron we request a minimum donation of £5 a month, or £60 a year. For couples or families interested in supporting our work we request a minimum donation of £10 a month, just £120 a year. As a show of thanks, Patrons will receive: · a free gift on joining · two newsletters a year · an acknowledgement on our website.

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You can arrange to give regularly via Direct Debit by completing the Direct Debit form available at our Box Office. Alternatively, you can also download a copy of the form via our website and post it to us at Patrons, Farnham Maltings, Farnham, Surrey GU9 7QR. For more information and to find out about corporate donations, please email patrons@farnhammaltings.com or contact Averil Gerhardt on 01252 745408. Make a gift or leave a gift in your will Every gift makes a difference. To make one via our website visit farnhammaltings. com/join-us-and-support-us/donate To find out more about legacy giving visit farnhammaltings/join-us-and-support-us/ legacy or contact Gavin Stride at gavin.stride@farnhammaltings.com Volunteer The time and expertise that volunteers bring to Farnham Maltings is of enormous value and we are always looking to expand our team. To find out how you can get involved please contact Charlotte Wood at charlotte.woods@farnhammaltings.com

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MEMBERSHIP

membership As a Farnham Maltings Member you can enjoy many benefits. These include membership ticket prices and access to a range of exclusive offers at participating local businesses.

Online To buy and renew membership online, visit farnhammaltings.com/join-us-andsupport-us/membership

To find out more about these offers please visit farnhammaltings.com/join-us-andsupport-us/membership.

In person or by post Simply pick up a membership application form from the box office. You can return your completed form either in person or by posting it to Membership, Farnham Maltings, Bridge Square, Farnham, Surrey GU9 7QR.

If you are a local business and would be interested in supporting our membership scheme, please contact us at membership@farnhammaltings.com Becoming a Farnham Maltings member costs £26 a year for a single membership and £42 a year for a joint membership. ‘Membership of the Maltings is great because it not only gives discounts at The Riverside Café, Box Office and some Farnham businesses, but it also offers another way of meeting more people who use our arts centre.’ – Janet Wall, Member

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Hiring space

Disabled access

This unique building has a variety of different spaces for hire with capacities ranging from 15â&#x20AC;&#x201C;500. We can offer ideal accommodation for parties, conferences, workshops and performances. Our in-house caterers are able to provide menus to suit every occasion. For more information about hiring space at the Maltings, contact the Venue Administrator on 01252 745409 or hiring@farnhammaltings.com

The Great Hall, Cellar Bar, Barley Room, Tindle Studio, Tannery and CafĂŠ Bar are fully accessible to wheelchair users via the lift and the Great Hall can accommodate up to five wheelchairs. There is a fully accessible toilet and four dedicated parking spaces. Assistance Dogs (UK) are welcome. If you require assistance to enter and leave the building please bring an able-bodied companion, who will be entitled to a complimentary ticket (subject to availability). If you require an induction loop system, or have any other requirements, please inform the box office at the time of booking so we can make your visit more enjoyable.

Pay & display car parking Season tickets for individuals and companies are available. Please contact Gillian Ellis on 01252 745473.

GENERAL INFORMATION

general information

Visual Story Available on our website and at the box office, we have a Visual Story which aims to support children, young people and adults with autism, communication difficulties, and other learning disabilities. It can be used to help them better access and understand their experience in the building.

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SUPPORTING ARTISTS

supporting artists Farnham Maltings works with south east based artists and companies to help make the best work possible. In support of craft and fine artists we manage a range of studio spaces and offer training and networking opportunities. For theatre companies we provide one-to-one advice sessions, residency and R&D space, tour booking and financial management. Visit our theatre microsite: theatre.farnhammaltings.com

International

Producing and commissioning

We run caravan, in partnership with Brighton Festival, as a biennial showcase of new English performance to an international audience. caravanshowcase.org.uk

We work with a number of companies and individual artists in the production of their work, sometimes as a collaboration or in co-production.

We have a sister company in Canada, Theatre Passe Muraille, Toronto with whom we regularly exchange work and develop joint projects.

Touring

no strings attached

We tour our own work and that of our associate companies, support a network of rural venues across Surrey and are continuing to build relationships with small scale theatres and art centres.

We manage and deliver no strings attached â&#x20AC;&#x201C; a grant scheme for the south east region that offers awards between ÂŁ500 and ÂŁ1,000 to help young people, aged between 18 and 25, make their first piece of performance. For more information contact Christine Lee on 01252 745471 or Christine.lee@farnhammaltings.com

We deliver house, a programme designed to meet the ambitions of venues to increase audiences and improve the range, quality and scale of theatre being presented across the south east of England. www.housetheatre.org.uk 74

We run greenhouse, a three year initiative aimed at helping contemporary theatre thrive across the south east of England by better connecting the ambitions of theatre makers, venues and audiences. housetheatre.org.uk/greenhouse/

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Resident at the Maltings Angela Walker, photography Charlie Rickett, artist Clare Stiles, jeweller Daniel Huxley, barber & rare vinyl Diana Greenwood, jeweller Ellen Brown, textiles & illustration Georgina Bridges, muralist Heidi Rhodes, textile artist James Fairhurst, jeweller Jonathan Thompson, painter-printmaker Laura Rose Textiles, textiles & illustration Liz Hancock, jeweller Matthew Bourne’s New Adventures & Re:Bourne Max Humphries, puppet maker Me’n’u Ats Ltd., photographer & film maker Nao Fukumoto, hand weaver Penny Eccles, ceramic artist Preface Studio, graphic design and web design Pursued by a Bear, theatre company Sarah Heron, artist sew theatre, theatre producer Stephen Featherstone, film & animation Stopgap, dance company The Dance Movement, dance company Tony Geddes, art dealer & picture framer Tracy Hills, jeweller box office: 01252 745444

Weller Designs Limited, golf & landscape design Wendy Smith, architectural perspectivist Associate theatre companies Analogue Bucket Club Catherine Ireton, produced by Farnham Maltings Dancing Brick Little Bulb Theatre, produced by Farnham Maltings Hiccup Theatre Strangeface Victoria Melody, produced by Farnham Maltings

SUPPORTING ARTISTS

makers & artists

Jewellers & Silversmiths Network Monthly artist-led sessions. For further information please contact Clare Stiles on 07958 780 665 or Rebecca Skeels on 07715 093 690 or email rebecca@skeels.co.uk maltings makers: a textile makers network Monthly meetings supporting the career development of professional textile makers. For further information contact Sarah Dood at tulip534@hotmail.com

photo : helen maybanks

September

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Meet Me at the Maltings: Crochet and Playwriting

NT Live: The Deep Blue Sea

maltings monthly market

Making Keepsake Boxes

Lunchtime Jazz

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Stand-Up Comedy Club

Pam Ayres (Rescheduled)

15–16 Finders Keepers

Meet Me at the Maltings: Crochet and Playwriting

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Marcus Brigstocke: Why The Long Face?

film maltings: Me Before You

Drawing Workshop for Adults

Jazz Café

Colourful Relief Printing

Ukulele Free Taster Session

Flower Appliqué Clutch Bag

Meet Me at the Maltings: Crochet and Playwriting

Chaos Choir

10–17 Farnham’s Heritage Open Days: Exhibition of Paintings by Michael Blower & pop-up craft activities 10

Adult Screen Printing

10 Introduction to Freehand Machine Embroidery

Farnham Afternoon Tea

GHQ Militaria and Collectors Fair

Take Care

Tessa Dunlop & The Bletchley Girls

film maltings: The Nice Guys

Eat, Make, Create

Cake, by Walley Range All Starts

Thread and Contemporary Art at the Riverside Café Gallery: Exhibition Launch

Bluesman Mike Francis: The Story of the Blues

Prestige Wedding Fair

film maltings: Iris

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Meet Me at the Maltings: Crochet and Playwriting

Chaos Choir

NT Live: The Threepenny Opera

thread… a festival of textiles

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Aldershot Militaria Society & the Military 12 Historical Society Annual Exhibition & Fair

The Royal Ballet Live: Norma

film maltings: Love & Friendship

Meet Me at the Maltings: Crochet and Playwriting

Cine Club: Wrinkles

theatre maltings & Farnham/Aldershot theatre club launch

The Blues Guitar of Kirk Fletcher

October

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Jazz Café

Cards for Good Causes

Owen Jones meets William Cobbett

Craft and Design Day

Wool Week: Knit Play Colour with Louise Zass-Bangham

Wool Week: Talk – Emma Boyles, Little Grey Sheep

Wool Week: Yarn

Wool Week: Rams

Take Care

RSC Live: Cymbeline

maltings monthly market

GHQ Militaria and Collectors Fair

theatre maltings: Operation Crucible, by From Ground Up

02 03

Making Keepsake Boxes

film maltings: Ma Ma

Future Shorts

Stand-Up Comedy Club

Meet Me at the Maltings: The Craft Month Quilt

theatre maltings: Launch Party, by Bucket Club

Lunchtime Jazz

theatre maltings: Shooting with Light, by Idle Motion

film maltings: Chicken

Meet Me at the Maltings: The Craft Month Quilt

Chaos Choir

Steeleye Span

15–16 festival of crafts 2016

Met Opera: Tristan und Isolde

Kenneth Branagh Theatre Live: The Entertainer

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film maltings: Sing Street

theatre maltings: The Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Family, by Ben Norris

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26–27 Re:Bourne & The Dance Movement – Sleeping Beauty workshop

Children’s Screen Printing

Chaos Choir

film maltings: Maggie’s Plan

Cine Club: Notes on Blindness

Hannah Scott (Rescheduled)

Meet Me at the Maltings: The Craft Month Quilt

Trees in Watercolour and Ink

Creating Creepy Photograms

Winter Digital Photography

film maltings: The BFG

Make your own Bike Basket

Halloween Cupcake Decorating

Ding Dong, by Cloud Cuckoo Club

Classical Recital: Trinity Laban Woodwind Department

Teddy Bear’s Picnic, by London Contemporary Theatre

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Nuno Style Felted Scarf

Letz Zep

Woodcut and Wood Engraving

Book Fair

Introduction to Paper Cutting

The Actor as Entrepreneur: How Actors, Directors and Solo Artists are Shaping the Future

Cavalcade – A Backstage Story 35 Years On 28

Albee Vector: Sound Collector, by Green Light Theatre

November

Design and Sew your Own Spooky Softie

Spooktastic Photo Fun

Felicity Ward: 50% More Likely To Die

film maltings: Café Society

Young Artist Award: Visions of the Future

Lunchtime Jazz

theatre maltings: Harrogate, by Royal Court, 29 Hightide Festival and Farnham Maltings

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Jazz Café

Meet Me at the Maltings: Pottery

theatre maltings: Jess and Joe Forever, by 30 Farnham Maltings and The Orange Tree Theatre

theatre maltings: Key Change, by Open Clasp

18–20 Art in Clay

maltings monthly market

22–29 Christmas Cake Decorating

The Royal Ballet Live: Anastasia

theatre maltings: Tree House, by Chris Fogg 35

Met Opera: Don Giovanni

film maltings: The Colony

RSC Live: King Lear

film maltings: Queen of Earth

Willow Christmas Decorations Introduction to Paper Cutting

Stand-Up Comedy Club

Meet Me at the Maltings: Pottery

Vintage Fashion Fair Farnham

Paper Marbling and the Art of Suminagashi 32

Introduction to Mount Cutting

Classical Recital: Trinity Laban Guitar Department

Little Howard’s Big Show for Kids, by Howard Read

Mama – An Evening of Genesis

Take Care

Cine Club: Anomalisa

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The Counterfeit Stones: 25x5

Music Maltings

Print Your Own Stationery

Charities Market

Weave Your Own Chicken

25–26 Winterfest at St Andrew’s Parish Church 26

A Real Mermaid’s Tale, by Ripstop Theatre 38

Rob Beckett: Mouth of The South

Glyndebourne: Saul

Omid Djalili: Schmuck for a Night

theatre maltings: From Ibiza to the Norfolk Broads, by Adrian Berry

film maltings: The Meddler

Christmas Fair

Keith James ‘Duende’

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maltings monthly market

Willow Christmas Decorations

Tie for a Guy

Hart Male Voice Choir

Festive Photo Decorations

Stand-Up Comedy Club

Book Fair

Make A Festive Bauble

Comedy Club 4 Kids: Christmas Cracker!

Santa’s Little Helper by Blunderbus

theatre maltings: Christmas Gothic, by Dyad Productions

GHQ Militaria and Collectors Fair

Lunchtime Jazz

Create a Christmas Wreath Workshop

Ballet Cymru: Roald Dahl’s Little Red Riding Hood and The Three Little Pigs

Jazz Café

Willow Angel

Rushmoor Odd Fellows Male Voice Choir

The Royal Ballet Live: The Nutcracker

Stand-Up Comedy Club

10 Willow Christmas Decorations Family Workshop

Met Opera: L’Amour De Loin

film maltings: Bridget Jones’ Baby

De Meric School of Dance Christmas Workshop

22–23 maltings marvellous christmas club

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Classical Recital: Trinity Laban String Department

Cine Club: Lars and the Real Girl

STAY IN TOUCH

stay in touch It’s really easy to stay in touch with Farnham Maltings’ news and events. You can… visit our website and sign up for free weekly e-newsletters which feature forthcoming events become our friend on Facebook facebook.com/farnhammaltings facebook.com/MuseumofFarnham follow us on Twitter @farnhammaltings @maltingscraft @Museum_Farnham follow us on Instagram @farnhammaltings become a member for just £26 per year and receive information on exclusive Maltings offers and discounts at local businesses email membership@farnhammaltings.com or call 01252 745444 for more information

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Box Office t: 01252 745444 Mon & Tue 9am–5.20pm Wed – Fri 9am–7pm Sat 10am–2pm Riverside Café Bar Mon & Tue 9.30am–5pm menu & specials served 10am–2.30pm Wed – Fri 9.30am–8pm menu & specials served 10am–7.45pm Sat 10am–5pm menu & specials served 10.30am–2.30pm maltings stores w: craft.farnhammaltings.com/shop Mon – Fri 9am–5pm Sat 10am–2pm Museum of Farnham Willmer House, 38 West Street Farnham, Surrey GU9 7DX t: 01252 715094 w: farnhammaltings.com/museum Tue – Sat 10am–5pm

Farnham Maltings is a five minute walk from Farnham station, which offers direct trains to and from London Waterloo twice hourly. For Sat Nav please use the following: Red Lion Lane, GU9 7QR

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