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Welcome to the ARUNDEL Festival 2010 On behalf of myself and my committee, I welcome you to the Arundel Festival 2010. This year we are pleased to announce that Arundel Festival Ltd has recently obtained charitable status, which is in recognition of the many free events we include and the promotion of the arts for the public benefit. Together with other organisations and sponsors, we hope we have created a wide variety of entertainments both for Arundel residents and for visitors to our little town. Please browse through this programme and you are bound to find something you will enjoy.
BIll Beere Chairman of Arundel Festival
This year’s Arundel Festival will be a landmark cultural event – full of its traditional creative energy while setting a new mood. We are delighted, once again, to present a superb programme of music, theatre, art and sculpture which harnesses exciting talent from all over the country. But 2010 will see a distinct and deliberate change of tone from the blockbuster era as we seek to chime with these difficult economic times. The result is a programme which aims for a more intimate atmosphere, with beautifully crafted smaller scale productions of Shakespeare and opera plus a classic evening of Broadway music. Of course, Arundel Castle continues to provide a sublime setting for these productions and we are proud that the Castle is at the heart of a Festival which draws so many visitors to our wonderful historic town each August. My sincere thanks go to the Arundel Festival Committee and all participants for their hard work and dedication in delivering this event for our community. Please do come and join us – we value your support and enjoyment of this magical event.
Why not support your Festival by becoming a friend or making a donation through justgiving.org Go to www.arundelfestival.co.uk for more information
The Duke of Norfolk
The Arundel Festival Committee would like to thank the following organisations, all of whom collaborate together or contribute in a major way to make this festival possible.
Arundel Museum & Heritage Centre
Arundel Town Council
Arundel Chamber of Commerce
Arundel Players
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Arundel Visitor Information Centre
Travel Information. If you are planning on visiting the Arundel Festival please see page 35 for details All events and activities in the Arundel Festival 2010 are subject to change without notice. It is advised to check times and venues prior to attendance. The organisers do not accept any responsibility for any inconvenience any changes may cause. The organisers take no responsibility for events and activities included in the 2010 Arundel Festival (AF) programme at the request of outside bodies not under direct control of the AF organisers. The organisers, their agents and their associates, including all participating personnel, paid or unpaid, will not accept any responsibility for any loss, damage or injury incurred by any visitors to the Arundel Festival events and activities however so caused. All events and activities are put on in good faith and safety considerations are a primary concern. Visitors take part in, and are present at Arundel Festival events entirely at their own risk. Arundel Festival Ltd. Company registered no: 7140043. Registered address: 82 Maltravers Street, Arundel, BN18 9DS. Registered Charity No: 1136508
For the latest information on the Festival please go to: www.arundelfestival.co.uk
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Arundel Castle Events Booking in person: Arundel Castle Ticket Office (inside Mill Road Gate 10am – 4pm Tuesday to Sunday & Mondays in August)
Booking by telephone: 01903 882173 (Mon to Sun 9am to 5pm) Booking online: www.arundelfestival.co.uk or www.gbtheatre.com Arundel Castle presents
Monday 23rd August at 7.30pm
Some Enchanted Evening With Candlelight Opera & the Candlelight Chamber Orchestra In the Barons’ Hall at Arundel Castle A sparkling concert of classic music and songs from the golden era of the great Hollywood and Broadway
musicals, including highlights from Rodgers and Hammerstein’s • Carousel • Oklahoma! • The King and I • South Pacific As well as other great American songwriters of the time.
Castle grounds & gardens open: 5.30pm Castle doors open: 7.00pm Performance starts: 7.30pm Tickets: £35 front of house and £30
Tuesday 24th August at 7.30pm
Arundel Castle presents
Puccini’s Tosca With Candlelight Opera & the Candlelight Chamber Orchestra In the Barons’ Hall at Arundel Castle Based on a play by Sardou, originally written for the famous actress Sarah Bernhardt, Puccini’s Tosca tells a tragic and passionate tale of love, lust, politics & art at a time of war. Candlelight Opera’s glamorous and beautifully costumed production promises to transport you to Rome in 1800 as Napoleon was tightening his grip on Europe.
Floria Tosca, a prima donna, pursued by Scarpia, chief of the Roman police, finds herself caught in a complex web of deception in which she tries and fails to save her love, the painter and liberal patriot Mario Cavaradossi. Glorious, luscious music and a thrilling, unexpected storyline have made Puccini’s Tosca a favourite ever since its first performance 100 years ago.
Castle grounds & gardens open: 5.30pm Castle doors open: 7.00pm Performance starts: 7.30pm Tickets: £47
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Arundel Castle Events Shakespeare in The Collector Earl’s Garden
Thursday 26th August at 7.30pm
As You Like It Join us in the Forest of Arden where all is not what it seems and where Shakespeare’s verse helps untangle some of life and love’s greater mysteries. Witness the romance and poetry of both the Court and country come to life with some of Shakespeare’s best-loved characters. Castle grounds open: 5.30pm The Collector Earl's Garden gates open: 6.30pm Performance starts: 7.30pm Advance tickets: Adult - £25, Child (ages 5-15) £15, under 5’s Free On the night: Adult - £27.50, Child (ages 5-15) £16.50, under 5’s Free
Shakespeare in The Collector Earl’s Garden
Friday 27th August at 7.30pm
The Merry Wives of Windsor …prove themselves a match for the lechery of Falstaff, as they play a dangerous game of double-crossing the great knight and his insatiable appetite for love, lust and money. Legend has it that Queen Elizabeth requested to see ‘the fat Knight in love’. Shakespeare gave her more than she bargained for in a delightful prose play full of colourful characters, situations and laughter. Castle grounds open: 5.30pm The Collector Earl's Garden gates open: 6.30pm Performance starts: 7.30pm Advance tickets: Adult - £25, Child (ages 5-15) £15, under 5’s Free On the night: Adult - £27.50, Child (ages 5-15) £16.50, under 5’s Free
Shakespeare in The Collector Earl’s Garden
Saturday 28th August at 7.30pm
As You Like It Join us in the Forest of Arden where all is not what it seems and where Shakespeare’s verse helps untangle some of life and love’s greater mysteries. Witness the romance and poetry of both the Court and country come to life with some of Shakespeare’s best-loved characters. Castle grounds open: 5.30pm The Collector Earl's Garden gates open: 6.30pm Performance starts: 7.30pm Advance tickets: Adult - £25, Child (ages 5-15) £15, under 5’s Free On the night: Adult - £27.50, Child (ages 5-15) £16.50, under 5’s Free
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OPERA AT ARUNDEL CASTLE
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GALA CONCERT PERFORMANCE Monday 23rd August 2010
featuring Rodgers and Hammerstein’s
in the Barons' Hall
Enjoy an evening with the Candlelight Orchestra featuring the music of Rodgers and Hammerstein.
A sparkling concert with Candlelight Opera of classic music and songs from the golden era of the great Hollywood and Broadway musicals performed in the magnificent setting of The Barons' Hall, Arundel Castle. Including highlights from Rodgers & Hammerstein's Carousel • • Oklahoma • The King & I • South Pacific as well as other great American songwriters of the time. Henry 15th Duke of Norfolk restored Arundel Castle between 1875 and 1900 in Gothic style. The magnificent Barons' Hall with an oak hammerbeam roof was completed in 1898, it occupies the site of the medieval hall of the Fitzalan Earls of Arundel. It also replaces the smaller octagonal Great Hall built by Charles, 11th Duke of Norfolk to commemorate the 600th anniversary of the signing of the Magna Carta (1215). Tickets: £35.00 (front of house) & £30.00 includes admission to gardens from 5.30pm for picnics.
Times: 5.30pm Castle grounds & gardens open 7.00pm Castle doors open 7.30pm Performance starts
Box Office: Arundel Castle Ticket Office inside the Mill Road Gate Tuesday - Sunday 10am-4pm & Mondays in August Credit card hotline: 01903 882173 Monday to Sunday 9.00am to 5.00pm Online: www.arundelfestival.co.uk
Tuesday 24th August 2010
Puccini’s
A beautifully costumed production promises to transport you to Rome in 1800 as Napoleon was tightening his grip on Europe. Floria Tosca, a prima donna, pursued by Scarpia, chief of the Roman police, finds herself caught in a complex web of deception in which she tries and fails to save her love, the painter and liberal patriot Mario Cavaradossi. Glorious, luscious music and a thrilling, unexpected storyline have made Puccini’s Tosca a favourite ever since its first performance 100 years ago. Candlelight Opera are pleased to present this spectacular, yet intimately staged production of Puccini's Tosca as part of this year's Festival. It has been styled to perfectly compliment the magnificent setting of the Baron's Hall and following the success of last years performance of Mozart's Don Giovanni, will appeal to seasoned opera goers and newcomers alike. When combined with beautiful period costumes and fine soloists, this historic setting offers a stunning backdrop to the thrilling and dramatic production which promises a unique and memorable evenings entertainment at this very special venue. Tickets: £47.00 to include admission to the gardens from 5.30pm for picnics and a complimentary glass of wine during the interval.
in the Barons' Hall
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Music Around Town Once again we've put together a very exciting programme featuring some of Britain's best performers. Since some of the venues are quite small, there is a limited number of tickets so early booking is recommended. Arundel Music is very grateful for financial support from the West Sussex County Council and the Performing Rights Society, as well as from our generous sponsors - Neil Holland Architects. We are also very grateful to venue owners for hosting events. Sat 21st August – 7.30 pm – St. Nicholas Church – £12
SONG RECITAL Birgit Rohowska– soprano Christopher Gould – piano Birgit Rohowska is well known to local audiences, having appeared as soloist with Arun Choral Society, Worthing Philharmonic Choir and New Sussex Opera but her talents have also taken her around the world. She was awarded the ‘Distinguished Artist’ Prize at the Bellini International Vocal Competition in Italy in 2008. She is joined by Christopher Gould, winner of the accompaniment prize in the 2001 Wigmore International Song Competition, in a programme that includes Schumann’s great song cycle ‘Frauenliebe und Leben’ as well as songs by Strauss, Turina, Jonathan Dove and Hugh Wood.
Sun 22nd August – 10.00 am – St. Nicholas Church
FESTIVAL SERVICE Celebrant and Preacher: The Rt. Revd. David Farrer, Vicar of Arundel. Choir of St. Nicholas Church. Joss Peach – piano Music to include Bob Chilcott’s ‘A Little Jazz Mass’.
Mon 23rd August – 1.00 – 2.00 pm – St. Nicholas Church – £8
CoMA SUSSEX CoMA ensembles are a network of amateur music groups that encourage and provide opportunities for musicians of all abilities to take part in contemporary music making. CoMA Sussex returns to Arundel following their memorable appearance in Stephen Montague's 'Dark Sun' in 2009. The centrepiece is Philip Cashian's 'The Star Machine', one of many CoMA commissions that is both artistically challenging and suited to the technical abilities of amateur ensembles. They will also be performing works written by ensemble members, including music director Adam Swayne's 'Many Dark Actors Playing Games'.
Mon 23rd August – 6.00pm – 57 Maltravers St – £8 Travellers’ Tales I
PERFECT NIGHT A talk by Peter Grimsdale Peter Grimsdale is an award winning television producer who went to Sri Lanka to make a film for the BBC following the 1983 riots. He kept a diary of those times and wrote his first book, ‘Perfect Night’ (Orion 2008), to say what the film could not. Peter is interested in what happens when ordinary people are put under extreme pressure and this is both a taut thriller and a humane account of one man’s dilemma. In ‘Just Watch Me’ (Orion 2009) a soldier returns to Sussex from Afghanistan only to witness the sudden death of his family, a horror that leads him to Tobago and back to Afghanistan. The sense of place and atmosphere of fear in both novels is very real.
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Music Around Town Tues 24th August – 12.00 noon – 47 Maltravers St – £8
THE ORGAN IN A DOMESTIC SETTING Andrew Benson-Wilson – house organ A recital by Andrew Benson-Wilson on a house organ built by Van Vulpen of Utrecht. The programme will celebrate Masters of the Baroque and will include an organ concerto by Handel, and works by J.S. Bach, Frescobaldi, Sweelinck and Boehm.
Wed 25th August – 12.00 noon – 1.30pm – Humphrey’s, Greatham – £10 to include a glass of wine
FRANCIS THOMPSON AND THE HOUND OF HEAVEN 'The Hound of Heaven', the great mystical poem by Francis Thompson, read in full by Arundel Festival's favourite contemporary poet, James McKay. The reading will be followed by a talk by Oliver Hawkins on the poet's life, in particular his rescue from drugs and destitution by Wilfrid and Alice Meynell, the speaker's great-grandparents. The recitation and talk will take place in the library at Humphrey's, Greatham. A map with directions will be issued with tickets.
Wed 25th August – 8.00 pm – Arundel Vicarage, 26 Maltravers Street – £15
FIVE SAINTS AND ONE SINNER First Performance Ian Price – flute Terry Seabrook – piano Steve Thompson – bass Alex Eberhard bass Following last year’s success with his ‘Arundel Suite’, a Festival commission by Arundel Music, composer and double bass player Steve Thompson returns with another premiere: a musical portrait of five great saints and one unpleasant sinner. Joining the Arundel Jazz Club house trio is world-class flautist Ian Price
Thurs 26th August – 12.00 noon – 2.00pm – 57 Maltravers St – £10 to include sausage and sauvignon Travellers’ Tales II
THE ENGLISH ABROAD A recitation by James McKay Poet and reciter James McKay presents substantial extracts from two long nineteenth-century poems of the Grand Tour. In A. H. Clough’s epistolary verse novel, ‘Amours de Voyage’ (1849), an intense young don faces a crisis of faith, class and aesthetics while travelling in Italy among a party of English tourists. This is one of the only poems in English that attempts the metre of Homer and Virgil and achieves any degree of success. Byron began Canto 2 of ‘Don Juan’ in Venice in 1818, thirty years old and desperately nostalgic for the travels he made in his early twenties. The adventures of our eponymous hero, shipwrecked on a Greek island with only a nubile pirate’s daughter for company, epitomise the pull that Mediterranean climate, culture and sensuality continues to exert on northern Europeans.
Fri 27th August – 10.00am – 12 noon – Arundel Castle – £25 (The ticket allows the bearer to remain in the Castle and grounds all day.)
Travellers’ Tales III
THE GRAND TOUR A private visit to Arundel Castle in the company of historian and university lecturer, Gyillmard Horsfield. Arriving before the general public, we shall be shown artefacts brought home by the Norfolk family over two centuries and hear about the Grand Tour.
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Music Around Town Fri 27th August – 7.30 pm – Arundel Cathedral – £12
THE ORGAN BOTH MYSTICAL AND JOYOUS Adrian Gunning (St. John the Evangelist, Duncan Terrace, Islington) Experience the different moods of the splendid Hill organ in the magnificent acoustic of Arundel Cathedral. The international organist Adrian Gunning starts his recital with Nigel Allcoat's ‘Intrada’ and ends with Alain's ‘Le Jardin Suspendu’ and ‘Litanies’. The programme in two parts also consists of music from Demessieux's ‘Twelve Choral-Preludes on Gregorian Chant Themes’, three pieces from ‘L'Orgue Mystique’ by Tournemire, ‘Continuum’ by Iain Quinn, ‘Cloches’ by Marcel Fournier and ‘Paean’ by Howells.
Sat 28th August - 12.00 noon – 47 Maltravers St – £8
MUSIC AT HOME Victoria Rowcroft – mezzo soprano Adrian Bawtree – piano Adrian Bawtree is well known to the Festival and this year he is joined by his wife, the mezzo-soprano Victoria Rowcroft. Using period instruments, they will perform an attractive programme of keyboard music and arias by Arne, Purcell, Handel and Haydn.
Sat 28th August – 7.30 pm – St. Nicholas Church – £12
CANTATA KM–C Vaughan Williams – On Wenlock Edge Dee Palmer – Cantata KM-C (The Nuremberg Cantata) Andrew Mackenzie-Wicks – tenor AM Ladies Choir Arundel Ensemble Steve Dummer - conductor A very special evening which features the first performance of a new cantata written specially for the Arundel Festival by Dee Palmer - for many years the keyboard player and arranger with Jethro Tull - to commemorate the crucial role played by RAF Bomber Command during the Second World War. Scored for solo tenor (representing the fallen), female chorus (representing the mothers, wives and daughters left behind) and chamber orchestra, it promises to be a moving tribute to the 55,000 men whose lives were lost. The concert also includes a performance by Andrew Mackenzie-Wicks of Vaughan Williams’ great song cycle ‘On Wenlock Edge’, a setting of six haunting lyrics by A.E.Housman whose themes of loss and impermanence can be seen as a prophecy of the horrors of the First World War.
Sun 29th August – 8.00 pm – Victoria Institute – £12, Victoria Institute members – £9
ARUNDEL JAZZ CLUB featuring Alan Barnes Alan Barnes – sax and clarinet Terry Seabrook – piano Steve Thompson – bass Alex Eberhard - drums This year's jazz club presentation features one of the UK's greatest jazz musicans, the multiaward winning Alan Barnes. Alan is a virtuoso on alto and baritone saxophone as well as clarinet. His playing style encompasses swing, be-bop and contemporary jazz styles, generating a glorious swinging groove. He is simply one of the best jazz musicians these shores have ever produced: the complete deal, from sparkling playing, witty introductions and in-between chat to a real depth of emotion.
Mon 30th August – 12.00 noon – 47 Maltravers St – £8
BORN 1810 Sarah Plumley – square piano Schumann and Chopin were born in 1810 and Sarah Plumley celebrates this with a recital featuring their music and that of their contemporaries on a square piano by William Stodart of 1837. A rare opportunity to hear this music in a domestic setting on a piano of the period.
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Cinema On The Lake Starlit Cinema Classics present
OPEN AIR CINEMA ON THE LAKE Do you love film? Do you love the idea of watching the stars under the stars – this year it’s possible. For the first time, Starlit Cinema Classics brings open air cinema to Arundel Festival. Set in the stunning surroundings of Swanbourne Lake – this unique lakeside venue’s stunning vistas, superb acoustics with a large wide-screen sitting on the lake, will create the finest outdoor film event on the South Coast. This year’s event presents screenings of cinematic classics seldom shown on the big screen – an opportunity to indulge in a bygone era and enlighten younger generations at the same time. Pack a picnic beforehand for a complete romantic summer film experience, or, take advantage of arriving light and leave the work to Swanbourne Lodge – they will be providing refreshments for each film event, serving meals, snacks and drinks in the cafe and ice creams are available throughout the evening from the snack hut! Experience the magical atmosphere of watching rarely screened classic films under the stars at Arundel this year!
Friday 20th August
A MATTER OF LIFE AND DEATH David Niven stars in this romantic, magical tale of a young airman who cheats death, falls in love with an American radio operator and has to argue for his life before a celestial court. Give me my scallop-shell of quiet, my staff of faith to walk upon, my script of joy, immortal diet, my bottle of salvation, my gown of glory, hope's true gauge; and thus I'll take my pilgrimage
Saturday 21st August Classic Horror Double Bill – 2 for the price of one from the master of suspense himself, Hitchcock. Stay for one or both.
THE BIRDS Let the evening begin to spook you with Hitchcock’s 1963 classic when birds of all kinds suddenly begin to attack people.
PSYCHO Snuggle up for a midnight encounter with Norman Bates in this powerful, iconic and complex psychological thriller. A horror masterpiece oozing with anticipation that verges on the unbearable. Widely considered to be one of Hitchcock's best films and highly praised as a work of cinematic art by international critics!
Sunday 22nd August
CASABLANCA Ah – timeless Bergman and Bogart, lost love, honor and duty, self-sacrifice and romance. Consistently ranking in the top ten of greatest films of all time lists, winner of 3 oscars, iconic characters, dialogue and music - what a perfect film to end a perfect weekend.
Gates and Box Office: 7.30pm. Live Music: from 8pm. Films start: 9.30pm, or as soon as the sun goes down. Tickets: £7. Children under 12 years free. All children must be accompanied by an adult. Booking on line only at www.arundelfestival.co.uk or on the Gate on each evening. You’re welcome to bring your own rugs, cushions and blankets to sit on and wrap up in, it gets cold at night. Remember your insect repellent and bring umbrellas just in case, films will be shown come rain or shine. We have a restricted seating area if you want to bring a chair. Sorry, no other portable furniture permitted – inflatable or otherwise. Parking : car parks at Mill Road or Crown Yard, or road spaces along Mill Road. Swanbourne Lake is only a short walk. No refunds. Starlit Cinema Classics reserves the right to deny entry.
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Saturday 21st to Sunday 22nd August and Saturday 28th to Sunday 29th August 4pm
THE BEACH ZEBRAS The biggest success of the Festival is back for its third year – the BIG weekends just keep getting better and better! Two weekends of incomparable music and performance from some of the very best local talent there is, PA sound is being provided by the expertise of students on the Live Sound module of Northbrook College’s Music Production and Music Business Courses. www.musicatnorthbrook.com www.northbrook.ac.uk/music All artists perform for you FREE of charge – turn up, bring a blanket and either sample some delicious nosh and beverages at the Eagle Bar, brought to jubilee gardens for the second year specially for these events, or bring a picnic and chill to the sounds of summer! Plus, the return of the very popular Happy Headz face painting to keep the little ones amused – guarantees a chilled-out way to spend a lazy hazy summer afternoon.
Saturday 21st August 12noon compered by Gav of Raw Percussion infamy!
ANDRE PALLET A mellow selection of Jazz Standards.
Newly formed, The Beach Zebras will certainly entertain with their mix of rock, jazz, pop, blues, and country... with a little dressing up and audience participation maybe!
5pm
FALSETTO TEETH Kind, complex chords with cabaret connotations. These shamans of woes deliver their conviction through keys, vocal contortion and other such odds. Enjoy our world with cheeky cheeks and a tongue of apprehension. www.myspace.com/somefalsettoteeth
6pm
ASTRIA This acoustic duo from Arundel bring fresh, vibrant, original material to this year’s Festival by local songwriters Kym Allen & Kris Faerber. Well known on the London music circuit for their perfectly crafted songs – this duo are turning heads within the UK music industry. www.myspace.com/astria
1pm 7pm
DAN MARKLAND Dan’s carefully crafted songs lend themselves so effortlessly to an intimate acoustic performance, but when his full band plug in on the stage on Saturday there will be no compromise on quality. Fusing words, chords and melody into a big ball of energy that will leave you in a state of awe! www.myspace.com/danmarkland
2pm
GUNSHOT STRAIGHT Gunshot straight, 3 guys who play good honest rock and roll, influenced by led zepplin, free and the foo fighters. For more info and gig details visit: www.myspace.com/gunshotstraight
3pm
THE MOVE ONS Brighton based four piece originals band with energetic songs, catchy melodies and very broken guitars. We gig as much as possible and enjoy every second of it, so get down to Arundel Festival to preview our newly recorded album 10,000 Hours!
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HOLD FIRE Festival favourites Hold Fire have been touring the UK & Japan supporting the likes of One Night Only, Cage The Elephant, Absent Elk and Toploader. Their debut album 'Keys To The City' is available to download worldwide now – don’t miss this extreme talent about to hit the big time! www.myspace.com/weareholdfire
8pm
SHOOT THE DEAD Four piece band Shoot the Dead create the kind of dance infused rock music that delivers both style and substance. With their unique combination of frenetic rhythms, driving bass, searing guitar riffs and Andi’s phenomenal vocals, they have produced a collection of hook laden tunes, citing collective primary influences as diverse as the Beatles through to the Prodigy and Hendrix through to Orbital. www.myspace.com/shootthedeadband
For the latest information on the Festival please go to: www.arundelfestival.co.uk
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9pm
6pm
THE SIRENS BAND
THIS HOSTILITY
Anna and Sharon are dynamic vocalists performing an eclectic mix from Peggy Lee to Coldplay, from Gwynneth Herbert to the Scissor Sisters. Prepare yourselves for a Sophisticated and Sassy Musical Experience! www.thesirensband.co.uk
This 6-piece rock/pop-punk band from Worthing, formed in 2006. Influences include Paramore, HIM, Flyleaf, and Foo Fighters. They are currently working on a new album to follow their latest EP ‘The Confession’ available to listen to at www.thishostility.co.uk
7pm
Sunday 22nd August
FUNKANEEZY
This year, not only are Northbrook College's Live Sound students again providing the PA system for the outdoor Festival Stage, but as an added attraction, the Music Department presents their own "Music at Northbrook" stage, featuring a cross section of the fresh talent currently gracing the Worthing based complex of recording studios. Check the www.musicatnorthbrook.com website for up to the minute details about the music, some of which will be available for download from the student record label A3 music www.a3music.co.uk
New female fronted funk band: www.youtube.com/watch?v=hVnHl-YoEE&feature=youtube_gdata
12noon
STALKING HORSE MECHANISM www.myspace.com/shmech
1pm
MORNING SOUND 2pm
GARDNER STREET CIRCUS www.myspace.com/gardnerstreetcircusonline
3pm
THE RIGHTEOUS & THE WICKED
8pm
LIQUID FUSE Classic rock band. www.myspace.com/officialliquidfuse
9pm
HOT ROX These highly experienced, young session professionals are sponsored by Gibson, Fender, Zildian and Yamaha. Their energetic performances are guaranteed to get you on your feet and cheering for more! The second in our BIG weekends instalments. Alongside the supreme sounds of Summer music, Mehndi/ Colour Therapy Artist & Reiki Master, Kerry Lucienne, will be selling artwork, taking bookings for Reiki, Mehndi and Colour Therapy Art/soul identity readings alongside her 'kids colouring corner' for budding artists & an opportunity to relax with some Mehndi body art. Plus, the return of the very popular Happy Headz face painting to keep the little ones amused – the perfect recipe to chillax and soak up the atmosphere.
Saturday 28th August 2010 12noon
It ain’t Wicked to be Righteous! www.myspace.com/randwband
THE LOGICAL HAIRS
4pm
After taking a five month sabbatical visiting the whistling baboon of Guadaloupe, The Logical Hairs return with a number of funny and catchy rock songs which are almost guaranteed to keep any audience vaguely interested
MIKE B www.mikebmusic.net
1pm 5pm
KERBIT Soulful Kerbit were one of the highlight competitors at May's School Band Finals at the Komedia. www.myspace.com/kerbituk
JOSHUA SENTINELLA This superb acoustic solo artist’s playing style ranges from blues, folk, funk to gypsy jazz winning himself the 2004 Arun young musician award and playing his guitar throughout the pub and club scene.
The above events are FREE! If you want to perform @ the Big Weekends email glenda@arundelfestival.co.uk
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2pm
Sunday 29th August 2010
CULPEPPER
12 noon
Vocal harmonies, strong melodies and refreshing changes are our stock-in-trade. www.ninefeetnorth.co.uk
3pm
THE FLIPFLAYS Riding the waves of the south coast come the purveyors of beach funk, The Flip Flays. A four-piece groove inspired band that sound so summery, you'll want to put on the suncream and buy a 99. www.myspace.com/theflipflays
4pm
THE DAYTRIPPERS From The Cavern down Penny Lane and Across the Universe, The Daytrippers pay tribute to the greatest band in the history of the world featuring mind blowing vocal harmonies and meticulous arrangements of all your favourites.
This talented local group of musicians create the perfect start to a chilled out, relaxing afternoon of classical folk and easy listening ballards. www.myspace.com/edgeofchaosorchestra
1pm
THE SOUTHDOWN RAMBLERS Consistent crowd-pleasers along the South Coast since 2003. Playing up-beat, up-tempo country & bluegrass music. They have recently released their debut CD, "Movin' On". More info: www.southdownramblers.org
2pm
SIRENS ACOUSTIC The Sirens team up with some of the UK’s best acoustic musicians, for a great live sound. A combination of jazz, soul, country and rock - with a modern twist! www.thesirensband.co.uk
3pm
5pm
LOOSE EDGE
DAKOTA PEPPER
Wonderful ska-rock music with a lovely stage presence a beautiful show.
From the dark corners of Worthing lies a band untouched by social taboo, a sense of shame or indeed humour. www.myspace.com/dakotapepperband
6pm
4pm
ELLEN AND THE ECHO Ellen and the Echo is the recording name for the Irish solo artist Ellen Cosgrove, described as being somewhere in between Macy Gray and Amy Winehouse. www.myspace.com/ellenandtheecho
7pm
RED SHOES 8pm
FEVER KING Our very own powerhouse of Blues, Rock’n’Roll and audio firepower take the Saturday night stage by storm. With killer covers and some of the finest original Blues material to date!
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BEN SALTER Spiky, angular, folk punk, from the South Coast story teller.
5pm
ADAM FRANKLIN Old time Blues, Ragtime, Gospel & Hot Jazz. Singing, shouting, guitar, ukulele & stamping feet!
6pm
ASTRIA Back for a second weekend is this acoustic duo from Arundel with their vibrant original material and perfectly crafted songs. www.myspace.com/astria
The above events are FREE! If you want to perform @ the Big Weekends email glenda@arundelfestival.co.uk
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7pm til late
Tuesday 24th & Wednesday 25th August
OPEN MIC @ THE EAGLE
10.30am to 3.30pm
The original Eagle Open Mic comes to the big stage for the grand finale! (Book your slot in advance, or take a chance on the night). Bring your instruments, music or vocals – everyone welcome.
Friday 20th August 2010 From 2pm to 5pm
CHILDREN’S CARNIVAL CALYPSO PARADE This year’s festival opens with a tropical Children’s Calypso Parade! The Littlehampton Academy Steel Band will be playing live music from The Square as the parade calypso’s down the High Street! Either join us in Jubilee Gardens from 2pm to 4.30pm on the day, where we will be running a workshop to help you make your carnival calypso head dress or neck garland (£2.00 per child) Or, if you wish to make your own at home, that would be wonderful too! Bring them down and join in the fun of the parade at 5pm! The Carnival Parade starts at 5.00pm from the castle entrance at the top of the High Street, calypsoing down the High Street, for the raising of the Festival Flag!! TellTales will be telling stories throughout the afternoon HappyHeadz face painters will be creating lots of stunning faces throughout the afternoon too. (All children must be accompanied and supervised by an adult). Prizes for the best dressed donated by Amberly Museum.
5.30pm
OPENING BBQ AND DISCO Party at the family disco to celebrate the start of this year’s festival.
Monday 23rd August From 7.30pm, show starts at 8.30pm Presented by Theatre Akimbo in association with Ellie Kay Productions
THE SUGAR CLUB An evening of cabaret and burlesque. For more information please see page 27.
BIGNOR ROMAN VILLA Come and learn more about this local historic landmark, handle real Roman Artefacts and make your own mosaics! Adult supervision required for children under 7 years, nominal charge of £2.50 per mosaic
Wednesday 25th August 2010 From 7pm til late
THE EAGLE HAS LANDED We kick off this Wednesday with the finest covers band this side of the solar system Murdocks Crazy Eyes! Playing everything from Led Zep to Stevie Wonder!
Thursday 26th August 1pm to 6pm
GREASE DANCE WORKSHOP with Ellie Kay Productions Grease is the word.....Come and join in an action packed ‘GREASE’ dance workshop. There will be dancing, hand jiving and rocking out on Jubilee Gardens. All your favourite songs from the classic Movie and now the musical craze...’Grease Lightening’, ‘Grease is the Word’ and ‘Summer Loving’ to name a few. 5.30pm to 6pm show off all your moves to friends, family and public in a final performance. Open to ages 10+ - book your place now 07788 197 974. This is a FREE event (weather permitting – if it’s raining, the workshop will take place at The Victoria Institute, Tarrant Street, please call 07788 197 974 on the morning of the event to check). Taught by the multi-talented Lucinda Kennard. www.elliekayproductions.co.uk Lucinda Kennard, a talented performer, teacher and choreographer. She owns the bespoke entertainments company, Ellie Kay productions www.elliekayproductions.co.uk , contact elliekayproductions@yahoo.co.uk
From 7pm til late
EAGLE ECCLECTICA... PART 1 Our mission: to bring you the finest up and coming local talent over the next two days. First on the bill: A Parliament of Birds. Next is: Coln. And finally: I am Jack.
For the latest information on the Festival please go to: www.arundelfestival.co.uk
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Friday 27th August
12 noon to 3pm
1pm to 6pm
SAVOY SWING
MICHAEL JACKSON WORKSHOP with Ellie Kay Productions Learn all the signature moves of the King of pop himself... MICHAEL JACKSON... in this fun packed dance workshop. You will learn the original choreography from ‘Beat It‘ and ‘Thriller’ as well as dancing to all the classics, busting out the moonwalk, the knee pop and of course, the crotch grab!! 5.30pm to 6pm show off all your moves to friends, family and public in a final performance. Open to ages 10+ - book your place now 07788 197 974. This is a FREE event (weather permitting – if it’s raining, the workshop will take place at The Victoria Institute, Tarrant Street, please call 07788 197 974 on the morning of the event to check). Taught by the multi-talented Lucinda Kennard. www.elliekayproductions.co.uk
Friday 27th August From 7pm til late
EAGLE ECCLECTICA... PART 2 First on the bill: Doppler Shift. Next is: The Science. And finally: Hakuna Pesa.
Monday 30th August
Savoy Swing end their entertainment for the week with performances and a terrific workshop – focussing on techniques, footwork and posture ('Lindy shape' ) Here is a chance for you to join in and have fun learning about the exciting Lindy Hop and Swing dance forms. Participation is free, but donations on the day will be most welcomed. www.savoyswing.co.uk
3pm to 5pm
THE UKULELE JAM Come to the public jam – bring your own ukulele and join in with this exciting 45 min jam workshop, then sit back and get your toes a tappin’ to the sounds of the Southampton Ukulele Jam! SUJ have been meeting since Summer 2008 to share their love of playing the Ukulele. Membership is free and there’s around fifty players who get together regularly to play everything from folk to punk - literally. Come, join in, or watch! www.suj.btik.com
5pm to 6pm
WHITE CRANE MARTIAL ARTS More amazing demos and stunning Chinese Lion dancing from this outstanding group of martial arts experts! If you fancy learning one of the disciplines in a friendly, non competitive atmosphere, then please give us a try www.whitecranemartialarts.co.uk
11am to 12noon
WHITE CRANE MARTIAL ARTS White Crane is one of the oldest & most respected of the traditional Martial Arts & Mr Suthern has been teaching in Brighton for over twenty years. Today they will be demonstrating authentic Chinese Kung Fu, Tai Chi & Chinese Kickboxing as well as delighting you with traditional and fantastical Chinese Lion Dance – awesome.
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CELEBRATION SAMBA Welcoming all ages of player, no need to read music, all you need is a good sense of fun and a big smile to join in with us. We usually play at most of the local carnivals, but travel farther afield doing children`s workshops and bonfire parades, fetes, parties and weddings. Contact Ivan and Janice Mitchell 01903 263183 or carnivalhouse@googlemail.co.uk
The above events are FREE! If you want to perform @ the Big Weekends email glenda@arundelfestival.co.uk
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Entertainment in The Town Magic, juggling, comedy, puppetry, acrobats, storytelling, music, workshops and dance are just some of the fantastic acts that will amaze and astound you on the streets of Arundel over Festival week! Entertainment is not just reserved for the main stage arenas - be prepared to be entertained and amused while browsing the shops, eateries and heritage. Our sponsors:
Arundel Chamber of Commerce
CASTLE CHOCOLATES
Arundel Framing Workshop & Gallery
Belinda’s Tearooms
Squibbly Biskit Friday 20th August – 5pm Children’s Carnival Calypso Parade Make sure you join the Festival procession at 5pm from the Castle Gates at the top of the High Street and wind your way down the high street to the sound of TLA Steel Band playing in the Square ready for the raising of the festival flag at 5.30pm – followed by our opening night party in Jubilee Gardens – BBQ and disco for all the family ! If you don’t fancy making your carnival attire in advance, join us from 2pm to 4.30pm for a fun filled Carribean workshop in Jubilee Gardens, where you can make head dresses and garlands to wear on the procession. (See page 15 for more details, all children must be accompanied and supervised by an adult) TLA Steel Band (formally LCS Steel Band) was formed in 2005 by Lee Nelson (Head of Music at The Littlehampton Academy). Over the past five years the steel band programme at the school has gone from strength to strength. Over 80 young musicians now perform in one of four steel bands at The Littlehampton Academy and Connaught Junior School. In 2009, the Senior Steel Band, who will be playing at Arundel Festival, performed at Disneyland Paris. We have many exciting performances in 2010 including 'Steel the Show' at the Windmill Theatre, Littlehampton, Brighton Pavilion and a Steel Band Festival in Tyneside. The bands recently took part in a charity concert at The Littlehampton Academy and raised over £1000 for Haiti and Homelink. We have also got through to the finals of the music for youth national festival on 8th July. We are very pleased to be part of the Arundel Festival and I hope you enjoy our performances. www.tlasteelband.com
HELP! We need volunteers to help marshall several events including street performances in Arundel. If you want to get involved in the Festival and are willing to give up your time please email Glenda at glenda@arundelfestival.co.uk
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Saturday 21st August – From 12 noon to 4pm
2pm to 4pm
Entertainment around the Square and Tarrant Street
Kids Marbles Marbles activities for kids, plus bagatelles and other traditional games
TOWN SQUARE 12, 1pm & 2pm Punch and Judy Punch and Judy is an icon of British entertainment, once it was seen on every beach around the country, now it is a rare occurrence to see a show at all. Joe is one of Britain’s youngest professional performers of Punch and Judy, now 18 Joe has been performing this family favourite for 6 years professionally from the age of 12. He prides himself on the quality of his show and his dedication to this dying art that originates from the Italian Commedia Del Arte. Sponsored by: Arundel Chamber of Commerce
1.30pm Superhero Tightrope Show Outrageous comedy, audience participation and nail biting tricks.
2.30pm to 3.30pm The Curious Middle Moon Close harmonies and far out music. We mean, like, WOW!
3.30pm Hobo on a Tightrope Lots of audience participation, including getting a member of the audience to walk a rope!
4pm Peterkin The Fool
TARRANT SQUARE From 10am 1927 Dennis Bus from Amberley Museum This very rare beast will be on show every weekend in Tarrant Square. Only 3 of this type of bus are known to exist in the UK, and this is the earliest surviving metal frame bus in the country - it’s only 1 of over 14 preserved buses you can see at Amberley.
TellTales – stories for young and old
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Rhythms of West Africa with Batafon Arts (outside Sparks Yard) 30 minute drumming workshop sessions led by Ali Bangoura from Guinea Conakry. Lots of fun – come and try some african drumming and talk to us about our workshops in schools and communities. FREE to join in – give it a go or just watch and enjoy! www.batafonarts.co.uk Sponsored by: Sparks Yard
From 12.30pm Peterkin The Fool (outside The Victoria Institute) Fool by Appointment - Seriously Silly and Genuinely Authentic Medieval Mayhem. A Jester of international repute, having performed all over the UK and Europe; appearing regularly at Hampton Court, the Tower of London and castles across the country. In 2002 he performed for The Queen and is English Heritage National Jester.
HIGH STREET/SWAN 12.35pm, 2.35pm The Black Eagles Originally from Tanzania, The Black Eagles learnt their acrobatic skills on the streets of Dar-es-Salaam. They toured extensively in South Africa, Botswana, Zimbabwe and Mozambique, before coming to England. They've since appeared all over the UK and Europe at WOMAD, Glastonbury, the Royal Albert Hall and the Commonwealth Games to name but a few. They present shows for any environment combining stunning acrobatic skills, energetic dance and an uplifting African musical sound track, in performances that are both enjoyable and breathtaking.
3pm Peterkin The Fool Street Magicians sponsored by:
Belinda’s Tearooms
CASTLE CHOCOLATES
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Plus other Roaming Entertainers and surprise acts around the town.
The above events are FREE! If you want to perform @ the Big Weekends email glenda@arundelfestival.co.uk
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Sunday 22nd August – From 12 noon to 4pm, Entertainment around the Square and Tarrant Street
TOWN SQUARE 12 noon The Partridge Pluckers Step back in time and experience the fun of the medieval peasant dance and the sound of the music played on traditional instruments - dulcimer, rauschfeiffe, crumhorn, recorders and drums – authentic fun of the middle ages.
HIGH STREET/THE SWAN 12noon to 4pm Savoy Swing – present the lindy hop and swing/jive dance. Performances, lessons and participation. Also learn about the dance (Lindy Hop otherwise known as Jitterbug) that has been around for 70 years. We focus on fun and self expression, encouraging confidence on the social dance scene! All ages welome! Plus Roaming Entertainers and surprise acts around the town.
12.30pm to 1.30pm & 2.30pm to 3.30pm TellTales – stories for young and old with craft making, come and be a little TellTale. Sponsored by: Squibbly Biskit
3.30pm The Partridge Pluckers
TARRANT SQUARE From 10am 1927 Dennis Bus from Amberley This very rare beast will be on show every weekend in Tarrant Square.
1pm The Partridge Pluckers
2pm to 5pm Annual Marbles Championships Teams of four players compete for the Arundel Museum Challenge Cup. Entry fee £10 per team, marbles will be available on the day. Referee: Sam McCarthy–Fox, Secretary of the British Marbles Board of Control. To register a team or for more information call Gordon Sawyer on 01903 885960
TARRANT STREET 1pm to 2pm The Jacquie Young Band (near Sparks Yard) Playing their eclectic mix of Americana, Blues, Country and whatever else takes their fancy. Original music, cover tunes, great guitar licks and a whole lot of bluesy vocals! www.jacquieyoung.co.uk
2pm The Partridge Pluckers (near Sparks Yard)
Monday 23rd August TOWN SQUARE From 1pm The Bamboo Band An always-colourful, often-chaotic calypso carnival! One of the South Coast's most unusual and entertaining live acts, based around a loose collective of musicians and artists. They take traditional and contemporary calypso music, add a dash of anarchic fun, and end up with a unique sound. www.bambooband.com
Tuesday 24th August TOWN SQUARE 1pm to 4pm The Jimmy Lee Folk Ensemble Join Jimmy Lee, Clare Juliet and Gary Holder for a chilled out, relaxing afternoon of classical folk and easy listening ballards. www.myspace.com/edgeofchaosorchestra
Wednesday 25th August TOWN SQUARE From 1pm Bayleaf Brass Tom Griffiths (Trumpet), Phil Wimble (Trumpet), Jenny Buckham (Horn), Alistair Gibson (Trombone), Chris Dunn (Tuba) Bayleaf Brass is a professional standard brass quintet from West Sussex, operating in the south of England. The group has a large array of concert experience as well as performing at a whole variety of private functions including garden parties, fetes and even the opening of a yacht club. In 2008 Bayleaf won the Arun Young Musician of
HELP! We need volunteers to help marshall several events including street performances in Arundel. If you want to get involved in the Festival and are willing to give up your time please email Glenda at glenda@arundelfestival.co.uk
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the Year ensemble prize, and have since performed at various concerts all over Sussex. In 2009 and 2010, they qualified for the finals of the National Festival of Music for Youth, and played in the Adrian Boult Hall at the Birmingham Conservatoire. In light of the bands success, the Junior Guildhall School of Music, offered to coach the ensemble. This has led to Bayleaf Brass performing in concerts on behalf of the Guildhall School at venues in London including Regents Hall, the Guildhall Music Hall and most recently, St Martin-inthe-Fields. For more info please visit www.bayleafbrass.co.uk or e-mail us on bayleafbrass@gmail.com
Thursday 26th August TOWN SQUARE 1pm to 3pm The Littlehampton Academy Steel Band Back for their second festival performance – TLA Steel Band delight again with their unrivalled blend of vibrancy, fun and pure talent. www.tlasteelband.com
Friday 27th August TOWN SQUARE From 1pm to 5pm The Sirens Band Anna and Sharon entertain you with their inimitable style and combination of jazz, soul, country and rock - with a modern twist! Prepare yourselves for a Sophisticated and Sassy Musical afternoon! www.thesirensband.co.uk
Saturday 28th August – From 12 noon to 4pm Entertainment around the Square and Tarrant Street
TOWN SQUARE 12noon to 12.30 Felix and Felix The only Penny Farthing stunt riding Victorian identical twins in the business! Studded with glittering skills, from Penny Farthing stunts to magic, to crystal ball manipulation, juggling, balance and body popping. The Victorian era never looked so good! Impeccable manners at all times!
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1pm to 4pm BashTa Beats with Raw Percussion A street drum group for anyone and everyone – whether you’re a pro drummer or whether you've never touched a drum in your life - everyone is welcome! We won’t just be using any old drums but.... recycled percussion:-bins, pots, pans, and bottles. Bring anything you think we could make a good sound out of too! It’s all about having love for music/ beats and having fun all at the same time. Great fun, great for the environment and great keep fit! FREE to all – just turn up and join in this fun workshop. Sponsored by Pallant of Arundel
If you like it – come and join one of our regular sessions at The New Park Centre (Jazz Hall) Chichester! www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=10150127734750512
4.00pm to 4.30pm Felix and Felix Penny farthing stunt riding twin duo!
TARRANT SQUARE From 10am 1927 Dennis Bus from Amberley
TARRANT STREET & TARRANT SQUARE From 12noon Professor Crump Eight Feet Tall Clown. The eccentric inventor of comical gags, has been getting up to nonsense for years! Regularly seen on television and has even appeared at Buckingham Palace, he is loved for his comic banter, as well as his eccentric stilt bikes, puppets and crazy props. Add in some magic, juggling and balloon modelling and you've got Professor Crump!
HIGH STREET/THE SWAN From 12noon Topper A very unique, smart entertainer, performing juggling and unicycling as well as stilt walking, balloon modelling and balancing an abundance of objects on his chin from spinning plates to children's buggies to a twelve rung ladder!
The above events are FREE! If you want to perform @ the Big Weekends email glenda@arundelfestival.co.uk
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1pm Professor Crump Eight Feet Tall Clown. The eccentric inventor of comical gags, has been getting up to nonsense for years! Regularly seen on television and has even appeared at Buckingham Palace, he is loved for his comic banter, as well as his eccentric stilt bikes, puppets and crazy props. Add in some magic, juggling and balloon modelling and you've got Professor Crump!
2pm Felix and Felix Penny farthing stunt riding twin duo! Street Magicians sponsored by:
Belinda’s Tearooms
CASTLE CHOCOLATES
Plus other Roaming Entertainers and surprise acts around the town.
Sunday 29th August – From 12 noon to 4pm
HIGH STREET/THE SWAN 12 to 2pm Brighton School of Samba The Brighton School of Samba (BSS) was formed in May 2007 as a non-profit organisation. Created in the traditional structure of the Rio Samba Schools, Cidade Brilhante is committed to community values and an inclusive policy. The School brings a taste of the vibrant Rio Carnival to Arundel this year as 50 performers take to the streets to demonstrate their passion for Samba. Brighton School of Samba is the city's first Samba School and runs open bateria and dance workshops every week, welcoming participants from all ages, backgrounds and abilities. For more information about how you can learn, perform and partake in the spirit of Cidade Brilhante, visit: www.brightonschoolofsamba.org.uk
Entertainment around the Square and Tarrant Street
TOWN SQUARE 12noon to 2pm TellTales – stories for young and old with craft making, come and be a little TellTale Sponsored by: Squibbly Biskit
Plus Roaming Entertainers and surprise acts around the town.
Monday 30th August TARRANT SQUARE From 10am 1927 Dennis Bus from Amberley Last chance to see this very rare beast from Amberley.
2pm to 4pm Lancing Brass Band
11am to 2pm
4pm to 4.30pm
TellTales Stories for young and old
Festival Thanksgiving Service
TARRANT SQUARE From 10am 1927 Dennis Bus from Amberley This very rare beast will be on show every weekend in Tarrant Square.
TARRANT STREET From1pm
Superhero Tightrope Show
1.30pm Saturday 21st August
The Jacquie Young Band (outside Sparks Yard) Back for the second weekend playing their eclectic mix of Americana, Blues, Country and whatever else takes their fancy! www.jacquieyoung.co.uk
HELP! We need volunteers to help marshall several events including street performances in Arundel. If you want to get involved in the Festival and are willing to give up your time please email Glenda at glenda@arundelfestival.co.uk
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A big THANK YOU to all of this year’s advertisers. Whilst in Arundel please make sure you visit these shops, restaurants and bars and see what they have to offer, and please mention that you saw their advert in the Arundel Town Festival brochure. Without their kind support this brochure would not have been possible.
ARUNDEL BUTCHERS Try our home-made sausages, Best Orkney Beef, Free-Range local Pork and fresh local Lamb. We will be offering a BBQ throughout the festivities. 19 The Square, Arundel BN18 9AD
01903 882270
BROOKSIDE CARAVAN PARK Over 40 Years of Holiday Caravans and Caravan Holidays. Available for hire from March to October. Close to Historic Arundel and Seaside Littlehampton. Brookside, Lyminster, Littlehampton BN17 7QE Tel/Fax: (01903) 713292 www.brooksideuk.com • mark@brooksideuk.com
CHINA PALACE The South’s finest Chinese restaurant, serving authentic Szechuan and Peking cuisine. Highly recommended for a festival visit. Established in Arundel for over 20 years. 67 High Street, Arundel BN18 9AJ
01903 883702
HACKERS Voted 4★★★★ Salon by the Good Salon Guide. Friendly, approachable, contemporary hair designs and styles to suit all tastes. Unit 2, Queen Street, Arundel BN18 9JG
01903 884950
JACKSON-STOPS & STAFF Specialising in country property and town cottages, beach houses and pied-a-terres, selling and renting, placing property in the heart of the London Market. 28 High Street, Arundel, West Sussex BN18 9AB
01903 885886
JAM GALLERY Fashion jewellery, bags and fashion accessories. 47 High Street, Arundel, West Sussex BN18 9AG
01903 883939
PALLANT OF ARUNDEL For festival feasts see our selection of delicacies accompanied by wines and champagne, beers and cold drinks. The Square, 17 High Street, Arundel BN18 9AD
01903 882288
LAVENDER HOUSE & GARDEN Lavender House & Garden is a truly unique retail concept born out of our common love of fresh flowers, plants, gardens and beautiful design. 37 Tarrant Street, Arundel, BN18 9DG
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A big THANK YOU to all of this year’s advertisers whose funds make the production of this brochure possible. Whilst in Arundel please support and visit these shops, restaurants and bars and see what they have to offer, and please mention that you saw their advert in the Arundel Festival brochure.
MILL ROAD PUTTING GREEN & CAFÉ Set in picturesque surroundings below the castle, tea garden, 18-hole putting green & tennis. Open daily at 10am. Mill Road, Arundel BN18 9PA
01903 884424
OUT OF THE BLUE
Out of the Blue
Gifts for all occassions. High quality gifts and cards. Contemporary and traditional ranges of China, Ceramics and Sculptures. Newly opened collectables and antiques basement. www.outofthebluegifts.co.uk 53 High Street, Arundel West Sussex BN18 9AJ Tel: 01903 884348
the world of blue and white
PAPPARDELLE RESTAURANT & OSTERIA Arundels longest trading family run restaurant together with its newest wine and snack bar. Homemade dishes and desserts using the finest ingredients, extensive bar with over 60 wines by the glass. 41/41a High Street, Arundel 01903 882025/4
RED LION Enjoy a warm welcome and hearty, traditional pub fare sourced from some of the counties finest local meats and produce. 45 High Street, Arundel, West Sussex BN18 9AB
01903 88224
SORBET Quality designer handbags, latest fashion and gift accessories. Are you looking for that special handbag for an evening at the festival? 13 High Street, Arundel
www.sorbetaccessories.co.uk
THE DINING TEAM Outside, Event & Private Catering • Bespoke catering with personal service T: 07725 305 754 E: info@thediningteam.co.uk www.thediningteam.co.uk
MOATHOUSE CAFÉ RESTAURANT Family business now in our 12th year. We serve good food all day. Enjoy your visit. Daytime takeaway. 9 High Street, Arundel BN18 9AD
01903 883297
TUDOR ROSE RESTAURANT & TEA ROOMS Breakfast, Morning Coffee, Lunches, Afternoon Teas. Open Daily. 49 High Street, Arundel BN18 9AG
01903 883813
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Drama Around Town with For further information on Drip Action go to - www.dripaction.co.uk
FESTIVAL THEATRE TRAIL & EVENING PLAY 2010 Saturday August 21st to Saturday August 28th at various venues around the town Now in its 10th year, the Theatre Trail, conceived and produced by Drip Action Theatre Company, continues to grow in popularity. Now firmly established as an integral part of the Arundel Festival, it has staged over 500 performances of one-act plays in venues as various at private houses, restaurants, art galleries, gardens and Arundel Museum. The idea of the Trail is to enable audiences to see eight different plays in eight different venues over eight days of the Festival, perhaps taking in one or two a day, between, say, visiting exhibitions in the Art Trail, going to the Flower Show, listening to a lunchtime concert, and indeed having lunch! The Company, as ever keen to promote new and surprising drama, each year invites writers, from this country and beyond, to submit a play for selection.
11.00am St. Mary’s Hall, London Road, Arundel
‘THE INNER SOPRANO’ by Simon Brett Behind every successful man there's a woman biting her lip!
12 noon 55 Tarrant Street, Arundel
‘CARIAD’ by Lucy Lucy Can young hearts always run free?
1.00pm The Victoria Institute, 10, Tarrant Street, Arundel
‘TIMETABLE’ by James Vollmar A remote train station, central Europe, mid ‘30’s. Serious cat and mouse games.
2.00pm 28 High Street, Arundel
‘THE VISITOR’ by Dean Laccohee Should one heed the comfort of strangers?
3.00pm India Gate Restaurant, Mill Road, Arundel
‘FIT PIECE’ by Helen Shay Work out, watch out!
4.00pm The Swan Hotel, High Street, Arundel
‘BREAKING IN’ by Adrian Reynolds A hotel – last chance saloon for a troubled relationship?
5.00pm 57 Maltravers Street, Arundel
‘TILAPIA’ by Rosemary Frisino Toohey A bemused post-mortem on a dinner party that took off unexpectedly
6.00pm St. Mary’s Gate, London Road, Arundel
Photographs from the 2009 Theatre Trail, courtesy of Colin Humphries
‘A SHORT DEMONSTRATION’ by Andrew Turner Watch out for Adele – the make-up demonstrator who takes no prisoners.
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Drama Around Town with For further information on Drip Action go to - www.dripaction.co.uk Our 2010 Sponsors
THEATRE TRAIL TICKET & BOOKING INFORMATION
Arundel House Hotel • India Gate Restaurant • Neil Holland Architects Pallant of Arundel • South Coast GIS Southern Water
Please note: for licensing reasons, on Wednesday 25 August, all plays will be performed at the time stated at The Victoria Institute, 10 Tarrant Street. Tickets £5.00 (£3 students) on the door or Season Tickets £30.00 (no concessions) available from the Box Office: Arundel Information Centre, Crown Yard, Arundel (behind The Swan Hotel), or call 01903 882268. Season Ticket holders are only guaranteed seats up to 15 minutes before the start of any Theatre Trail performance.
Festival Evening Production Monday 23rd and Saturday 28th August, 8.00pm
BLACKBIRD by David Harrower Girl meets man: a dramatic, challenging love story ‘…a play that detonates with a rare theatrical charge’ ‘First Night’ BBC 8.00 p.m. each evening. Victoria Club, Tarrant Street. Tickets: £9(£8 Victoria Club members, £5 students) These performances are not included in the The Theatre Trail Season Ticket offer. Box Office: Arundel Information Centre, Crown Yard, Arundel (behind The Swan Hotel), or call 01903 882268.
Blackbird Winner of the Laurence Olivier Award for Best New Play 2007
28th and 29th August, 4.00pm to 5.30pm The Victoria Club, Tarrant Street, Arundel
in association with
WINTER AT RUSHTON MANOR The Knapper Experience A newly-written Victorian period comedy about divorcees and ghosts, in a similar style to Oscar Wilde. Blurb for Brighton Fringe premiere shows – ‘After settling down for her first winter alone at Rushton Manor, young divorcee Rose Baldacci discovers that someone – or something – wants her out.’ Tickets: £8 (£7 concessions). Also we will be serving afternoon tea before the play included in the ticket price.
Saturday 21st to Saturday 28th August, 7.45pm to 10.00pm The Priory Playhouse, London Road, Arundel
LITTLE SHOP OF HORRORS The Arundel Players Rock musical based on the 1960 black comedy film about a hapless florist shop worker Arundel Players who raises a plant that feeds on human blood. Box Office opens on 16th July, daily until 9:00pm, on 01243 782 976 Tickets: General Public £12.00, Members £10.00
Tuesday 24th to Saturday 28th August, 10.30pm Arundel Jailhouse, Dukes Passage, High Street Arundel
NIGHTMARE ABBEY AND THE DARK LADY
by Pickpocket Theatre
A lovely but dark entertainment as bitter as chocolate. Held partly in the dark, and partly in the cobwebby attic of your mind. Lauretta Tomlinson and the Pickpocket Theatre bring the Gothic Novel to life. An absolute scream. Tickets: £5. Please call: 01903 889821 or 07702 947125. Email: info@arundeljailhouse.co.uk
PLEASE NOTE: Ticket booking varies for each event. Check the booking details in the information above.
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Swanbourne Lake ARUNDEL • WEST SUSSEX
Aurora Fireworks was created 11 years ago by its now managing director Robert Byles. Based in Wisborough Green, the family run company has grown continuously over the years. It is now conducting over 100 shows annually. 40 of these are during the 2 weeks around the bonfire night period. Aurora Fireworks have been lucky enough to carry out some very prestigious work, such as the topping out ceremony at Manchester Hilton known as the Beetham Tower, the tallest residential building in the UK at 50 storey’s tall (561ft.) and Meadowbank Stadium which rated in the top 10 displays in the UK. Celebrity fireworks displays include actress Billie Piper and the singer Jamelia.
Originally a millpond and situated in the grounds of Arundel Park, Swanbourne Lake was painted by both Turner and Constable. Rowing boats are available to hire. Lovely walks around the perimeter. Bring some bread and feed the ʻover-fedʼ ducks and swans. FREE Admission • Pushchair & Wheelchair Access Ample FREE Parking Nearby • Great Refreshments
T: 01903 884293
Aurora Fireworks offer a wide range of services from firework displays for any occasion, including weddings, corporate launches etc, low noise displays for sensitive venues. Our new retail showroom, with over 100 different items from single ignition boxes, rockets, roman candles and Catherine wheels. We provide free display and safety advice from our team of experts, from site layout to firing order. Please call for opening hours on 0800 975 6573.
www.aurorafireworks.co.uk
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Drama Around Town THE SUGAR CLUB presented by Theatre Akimbo in association with Ellie Kay Productions
Monday 23rd August, Club opens at 7.30pm, show at 8.30pm At Jubilee Gardens Welcome to The Sugar Club – a one night only chance to experience the delicious, slightly decadent, and daring delights of all this club has to offer! Tonight The Sugar Club brings you illusion, music, song and burlesque with its regular house acts and invited special guests! Supported by: Expect the unusual, sit back and enjoy the entertainment with cabaret seating and waitress service! You can look, but don’t touch. TICKETS: £12 (incl reception drink, sweet treats and waitress service) £5 on the door – (standing room only at the back, no waitress service) From: www.theatreakimbo.co.uk or Tel: 07788197974 Individual seats or full tables of 6 and 8 available. Special event? Let us know when booking.
THE SUGAR SYNDROME by Lucy Prebble
d by: Sponsore
Tuesday 24th to Saturday 28th August, 8.00pm I like the internet. I like that way of talking to people. It’s honest. It’s a place where people are free to say anything they like. Dani is on a mission. She’s seventeen, skives college, hates her parents and prefers life on-line. What she’s looking for is someone who is honest and direct. Instead she finds a man twice her age who thinks she is an eleven year old boy. “...a remarkably assured, funny and perceptive debut play” – The Independent
THE BASEMENT @ THE CROSSBUSH BEEFEATER, ARUNDEL Tickets: £8, concessions £7, 24th – students £5 To book: www.theatreakimbo.co.uk Tel: 07788197974 At the Crossbush Beefeater Grill our passion is chargrilling, because we're passionate about food. We are extending our FLAMING GOOD DAYTIME meal deal starting from £5.99 for a one course and our FLAMING GOOD EVENING meal deal, from £9.99 for two courses to all Theatre Akimbo audience members pre and after show - you just need to show your tickets and book a table - call 01903 882655. Free Parking.
Presented by The Arundel Jailhouse Players Saturday 21st to Tuesday 24th and Friday 27th, 7.00pm At the Arundel Jailhouse
IN THE GLOAMING by Nathaniel Taplay A comedy horror based on the haunted cells.
Wednesday 25th & Thurs 26th and Saturday 28th & Sunday 29th, 7.00pm At the Arundel Jailhouse
ANGELS IN THE DARK by Sue Casanove A modern take on ‘A Christmas Carol’ but with a twist – using the dark cells to focus on your other senses.
Saturday 21st to Thursday 26th and Saturday 28th & Sunday 29th, 8.30pm At the Arundel Jailhouse
VISITING MR GREEN by Jeff Baron A moving, touching play about an elderly orthodox Jew and a young man who has to help look after him.
Tickets: £6, £5 concessions – 01903 889821 or 07702 947125 or www.arundeljailhouse.co.uk
PLEASE NOTE: Ticket booking varies for each event. Check the booking details in the information above.
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Arundel Gallery Trail WHEN THE WHOLE TOWN BECOMES A GALLERY... his year we the Arundel Gallery Trail includes more than 100 artists in over 50 venues in and around Arundel, the vast majority within easy walking distance of the historic old town centre. The Arundel Gallery Trail, now in its' 22nd year and an integral part of the Arundel Festival, is a great opportunity to see some of our beautiful houses and gardens not normally open to the public.
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20th to 30th August – 2010 Venue opening times 12.00am – 5.30pm The range of work on show includes painting, sculpture, ceramics, jewellery, textiles, furniture and much more by both established, emerging and amateur artists, many of whom will be on hand in the houses, gardens, shops and other venues so that you can meet and discuss the work. It is a great day out for the serious art collector as well as those looking for "something to match the sofa"! The Trail Map is designed to guide visitors around the venues, and can be used to plan their route. Individual
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Sponsors:
Piers Ottey
Gilly McCadden
venue numbers are merely to identify each location, visitors are free to jump in at any point; they can do a few venues each day or just select the ones which are of interest and fit in with the time available. Each venue is clearly marked with a brightly coloured flag outside. Karin Moorhouse
Trail organiser Celia Henderson says "Why not plan a "Sussex in Style" day to include seeing one of more Theatre Trail plays, some street entertainment or other festival event as well as the Gallery Trail, not forgetting the many shops, galleries, cafes, restaurants and pubs we have here." Visitors can take part and nominate their favourite artist for the 2010 Derek Davis Prize. Derek was an international artist based in Arundel since 1950, who was one of the original founders of the Trail with Oliver Hawkins, Ann Sutton and Renee Bodimeade. Celia Henderson continues "I would like to thank our 2010 sponsors for their generosity in supporting this wonderful art event, which is open to all and free for visitors to enjoy." Andrew Borely
Each year the Trail is organised by a small group of volunteers however many of its elements would not be possible without the generous support of our 2010 sponsors; Neil Holland Architects, Andrew Borley Architects, Amplifier PR and Arundel.org.uk You can pick up your Trail map at any venue, it shows examples of exhibitors work. Use it to plan your art adventure or simply join the Trail at any point on the route, just look out for the Trail flags. Have a wonderful time discovering the enormous talent that is the hallmark of this famous art trail...
For more information vist www.arundelgallerytrail.co.uk or e-mail info@arundelgallerytrail.co.uk
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We have 2 pairs of tickets up for grabs for the Shakespeare in the Collector Earl’s Garden. One pair is for As You Like It on Thursday 26th August and the other pair is for the Merry Wives of Windsor on Friday 27th August. See page 5 for further details.
To enter please answer the following question:
On which page of www.arundelfestival.co.uk does our little duck appear? >>>
Answer: To enter, please fill out this coupon cut out and post it to Arundel Town Festival Competition, Unit 12, Thesiger Close, Worthing, West Sussex BN11 2RN. Alternatively e-mail your answer and contact details to: justin@arundelfestival.co.uk Closing Date: Thursday 19th August 2010. Judges decision is final.
Name: ____________________________________________________________ Address: __________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ __________________________________Postcode:________________________ Tel: ______________________________Mobile:__________________________ e-mail: ____________________________________________________________
Winners will be contacted immediately once the draw has been made. If we receive no answer then the winner shall be notified by post and/or e-mail. Full competition rules available upon request. Your information will not be passed onto a third party and will only be held by the Arundel Festival Ltd.
Please tick here if you do not wish to receive information from the Arundel Festival in future years.
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THE ARUNDEL FESTIVAL 2010 ARUNDEL PLAYERS PRESENT
LITTLE SHOP OF
HORRORS Music by Alan Menkin Lyrics by Howard Ashman
AUGUST 21 - 28 Directed by Kate Bennett
Musical Director – Julie MacKrill
THE PRIORY PLAYHOUSE
SWAN HOTEL Traditional pub in the Heart of Arundel Close to the River Arun and Arundel Castle. The hotel is a Grade II listed building recently refurbished and dates back to 1759. A warm welcome awaits you, with friendly staff, Fullers real ales and a selection of fine wines We have an extensive food Menu which is specially prepared with daily specials to compliment.
LONDON ROAD ARUNDEL
Winter Food Service Times: Lunch 12noon - 3.00pm Dinner: 6.00pm - 9.00pm In the Summer, food is served all day.
BOX OFFICE: 01243 782976 (Opens 16th July daily until 9.00pm)
3 Star Quality Assured Accommodation is also available. 15 en-suite bedrooms starting from £65 B&B
All performances begin at 7.45pm
27-29 High Street, Arundel Tel: 01903 882314
An amateur production in association with Josef Weinberger Ltd.
swanhotel.arundel@fullers.co.uk www.fullersinns.co.uk
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Community Events Open every day throughout the festival from 10.00am till 6.00pm
Friday 20th August, 8.30pm to 11.00pm The Victoria Institute
THE ARUNDEL GHOST EXPERIENCE
SLIM JIM & THE WILDCARDS
@ ARUNDEL JAILHOUSE Spooky tours of the historical prison cells, underneath the Town Hall at the top of the High Street. Loads of fun, very informative with a few gentle frights along the way. If you don't believe in ghosts before your visit, you will afterwards - are you brave enough? Tickets: £5 for adults £4 oaps & students £3 children under 13 Email: info@arundeljailhouse.co.uk Tel: 01903 889821 www.arundeljailhouse.co.uk
Friday 20th to Sunday 29th August All day, every day
FESTIVAL FAMILY FUN QUIZ SHOP TRAIL “WHAT SHOULD NOT BE IN THIS WINDOW?” As you walk around the town look for the participating traders (marked by window stickers), then see if you can spot one thing in their shop window which does not belong. For example a jar of jam should not be in an opticians window. Then enter the shop name and the wrong object on the quiz sheet. Once you have at least ten items listed you can enter the draw for one of five Gold Family tickets to Arundel Castle. Quiz sheets can be collected from the Arundel Visitor Information Centre. This quiz is just for fun, please try to complete as many as you can. If you want to be in with a chance of winning a prize, hand your quiz sheet back to the VIC by 1pm on Bank Holiday Monday 30th August when the prize winner will be announced at 4.00pm at Jubilee Gardens.
Friday 20th to Saturday 28th August 10.00am to 7.00pm each day
EXHIBITION OF CHILDREN’S ARTWORK At Arundel Lido Throughout the Festival, there will be an exhibition of local childrens art displayed in ‘The Cabin’ at the Lido. Entry free-of-charge.
Join Slim Jim & the Wildcards for a night of toe-tappin', finger-snappin', Swing & Rockabilly mixed with all-time classic hits & rarities from the 20th Century, all delivered in the Slim Jim & the Wilcard style - EXPECT THE UNEXPECTED! Tickets: £5 / £4-members Tickets need to be paid for in person and collected from The Victoria Institute, but can be reserved in advance by phone 07787 056272. Reserved tickets, unclaimed by 8pm on the night of the performance, may be sold on the door.
Saturday 21st and Sunday 22nd Saturday 28th and Sunday 29th August High Street, outside Red Lion Pub
FACE PAINTING Face Painting available over both weekends
Sunday 22nd August, from 10am to 3pm River Arun, downstream of A27 bridge, Arundel
ARUNDEL ANNUAL MULLET FISHING COMPETITIONS The Ray Cranham Shield will be awarded to the overall winner. All fish must be weighed and returned alive during the competition. For more details please contact Jake Casson on 07810 547972. £3 entry/£3 for the heaviest fish pool. Please sign in at Arundel Fire Station, Ford Road from 10am, fishing from 11am-3pm. Prize giving at 3.30pm at the fire station.
Sunday 22nd and Sunday 29th August, 2.30pm
AMBLE AROUND ATTRACTIVE ARUNDEL Local History Guided Walk including obscure aspects of the town’s colourful past. Meet outside St. Nicholas parish church. Duration: 1 hour 40 minutes. Price: Adult £5.50 Under 16 £3.50 accompanied by an adult Payable on the day. No reservations needed. Participants with dogs on leads are welcome.
HELP! We need volunteers to help marshall several events including street performances in Arundel. If youcontact want to get involved in the Festival and are willing to give up your time please email Glenda at glenda@arundelfestival.co.uk
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Community Events Monday 23rd August, 11.00am, 12noon & 2.00pm, 3.00pm
Tuesday 24th, Wednesday 25th and Thursday 26th August, from 11.30am to 1.30pm
LITTLE TELLTALES
ALE & BEERHOUSES OF OLD ARUNDEL
@ WWT ARUNDEL WETLAND CENTRE Come and join us today for stories and craft making as we tell tales about all things magical and mystical about minibeasts!! Then off you go to explore the WWT with your family. Suitable for children aged 5 to 10 years FREE event with regular paid admission to the WWT site (for more information call 01903 881525).
Monday 23rd and Wednesday 25th August From 2.00pm to 3.30pm. Priory Theatre Foyer, Priory Theatre, Arundel.
TWO GUITARS AND A FLUTE PAUL WARD AND THE BYRON DUO An hour of musical entertainment with Paul Ward and Tom Jeffers (acoustic guitars) dueting on folk/popular songs. Ian dueting with Margaret McDonald (flute) on exciting pieces from the classical repertoire. This is a FREE event.
Tuesday 24th August The Lounge, Warwick Court next to Baptist Chapel (near the Chichester Road Roundabout)
‘RETURN TO HUNDRED ACRE WOOD’ For all those who loved Winnie-the-Pooh in their youth. Come and listen to extracts from the enchanting sequel written by David Benedictus. Coffee: 10.30am Readings: 11.30am – 12 noon approx Price: £1 at the door Stall and Raffle Sponsored by Poetry Arun All proceeds to Ovarian Cancer Action
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ARUNDEL MUSEUM SOCIETY TOWN WALKABOUT A fun walkabout showing the location of old beerhouses by name and referring to the publicans and their families’contribution to the management of inns and taverns past and present. The walk starts at The History store in Mill Road Car Park, identifying 24 premises, of which now only seven are beer retailers. It ends at St Mary’s Gate Hotel for refreshments, and lunch if desired, with a question and answer session. Tickets: £3.00 per person, walkabout only (refreshments and lunch at participants own expense) Tickets are on sale at Larkins in Tarrant Street and The History Store, open daily 11.00am to 3.00pm.
Tuesday 24th August, From 5pm to evening.
TREASURE HUNT arranged by Xtra-ordinary Xperiences FOLLOWED BY ‘PIG IN A BUN’ SUPPER St. Mary’s Gate charity event for Arundel Museum Society A family event that will take you on a walk around the Town. 5pm: Collect your Treasure Hunt forms from the St Mary’s Gate Inn, London Road. Return: to St Mary’s Gate Inn by 7.30pm for the answers and prizes. From 8pm: ‘Pig-in-a-Bun’ supper and music by Saxophonist Nick Lipton. Charity event sponsored by Terry Bedford to raise money for Arundel’s new Museum. Ticket Prices: £7.50 Care needed crossing roads.
Tuesday 24th August - 8 pm Kings Arms, Tarrant Street
ARUNDEL FESTIVAL PUB QUIZ The Arundel Festival Quiz, in support of the R.N.L.I. Your quizmasters for the evening are Bob and Jamie. Price: £3.00 per person. Teams of up to 4. All proceeds to the R.N.L.I. Everybody welcome.
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Community Events Wednesday 25th August – 2.00pm to 4.00pm
TEDDY BEARS’ PICNIC At Arundel Lido Bring your own Picnic and Teddy Bear. Prizes for the best-dressed teddies! No charge for children accompanied by teddies!
Thursday 26th August, 10.30am & 1.30pm TellTales present
THE JUMBLIES @ SWANBOURNE LAKE Based on a poem by Edward Lear They went to sea in a sieve they did... Or did they? Come and help us in our quest to follow the Jumblies trail in an interactive, performance based storytelling romp around Swanbourne Lake. Find the clues, spot the characters and help our storyteller find the Jumblies she’s so long been looking for. Tickets: £4 adults, children FREE. Please book in advance on 07788187974 or at www.theatreakimbo.co.uk Children must be accompanied by an adult.
Thursday 26th, Friday 27th and Saturday 28th August – 7.30pm Meet at the Castle Lower Lodge, Mill Road.
THE ORIGINAL GHOST WALK Town Centre spine-chilling close encounters of the supernatural kind vividly described with thoughtprovoking comment. Duration: approx. 1 hour 30 minutes. Tickets: Adult £6 Under 16 £4 accompanied by an adult Payable on the evening. No reservations needed. Participants with dogs on leads are welcome.
Friday 27th August, 2.30pm – 3.30pm Arundel Library
SALMAGUNDI SALMAGUNDI – medley of poetry and song with the Silk Road Writers of Littlehampton. Admission FREE. Advance tickets from Arundel Library.
Friday 27th August – 3.30pm to 5pm Red Lion Pub, High Street, Arundel
FAMILY TELLTALES @ THE RED LION Join us for some family storytelling – enjoy a refreshing beverage whilst the kids are entertained. Come and be a telltale – join in, listen, share! This is a FREE event.
Friday 27th August – 7.30pm to 11.00pm Music & Dance with
THE MONA LEEZA BAND At Arundel Lido Featuring ex-members of famous bands, including Gerry and the Pacemakers. Licensed Bar provided, bring your own picnic! Tickets: £5
Friday 27th August, 8.30pm til 11.30 pm
JAILHOUSE SCREAMERS At Arundel Jailhouse Unrivalled hilarity in this regular comedy night – with some of the best comedic talent on the south coast. Tickets: £10 non members £5 members Tel: 01903 889821 or 07702 947125 Email: info@arundeljailhouse.co.uk
Saturday 28th August
LITTLE TELLTALES @ ARUNDEL LIBRARY
Friday 27th to Bank Holiday Monday 30th August 12.00noon to 4.30pm Mill Road Putting Green and Café.
FESTIVAL PUTTING COMPETITION
Stories and craft making for children aged 5 to 11 yrs. Juice provided. This is a FREE event but please book in advance by calling 01903 883188 or in person at the library.
Adult prize £50, Childrens prize £20. Entry £1 per 5 balls. All proceeds to childrens charities. Come and have some fun whilst enjoying our beautiful surroundings.
HELP! We need volunteers to help marshall several events including street performances in Arundel. If you want to get involved in the Festival and are willing to give up your time please email Glenda at glenda@arundelfestival.co.uk
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Community Events Sunday 29th August 2010, 9.30am to 11.30am Arundel Town and Park
Monday 30th August, 12noon Town Square
ARUNDEL CASTLE 10K RUN
ARUNDEL FESTIVAL FAMILY WALK AND PICNIC
1st Arundel Scout Group
For anyone unable to find their running shorts in time for the 10K run, here is a second chance to share in some of the glory without getting sweaty! Join us for the Third Arundel Walk and Picnic - a two hour walk in Arundel Park, overlooking Amberley along a guided route. Starting at midday in the Town Square finishing around 2pm at Jubilee Gardens, where you can watch various musical and dance entertainers. FREE to enter, just turn up on the day with sun lotion, sun glasses, hat etc, etc, and remember to bring your own scrumptious picnic to enjoy whilst surrounded by the beauty of the South Downs. For more information please phone Annie 07533 358175 or Linda 07824 666171.
The Annual 10k race organised by 1st Arundel Scout Group will start in Arundel Town Centre, following a circuit of the town. Runners will enter the grounds of Arundel Castle by the lower gates, climb through the grounds, loop around the gallops and return back through the lower gates to the finish in the Town Square. The course is on a mixture of tarmac road (75%) and downland grass tracks (25%). Ticket Prices Postal entry: £8 Online entry: £9 Entry on the day: £10 All entrants must be aged 16 or over on the day of the race.
Monday 30th August, 2.00pm to 3.00pm Arundel Football Club, Mill Road
ARUNDEL FLOWER AND PRODUCE SHOW Arundel Flower and Produce Show Group
Monday 30th, From 10am
ROTARY CLUB OF ARUNDEL FAIR In the Town Square. Enjoy wandering around an array of stalls selling arts and crafts, whilst browsing Arundel’s wide range of shops, galleries, restaurants and pubs. Listen to live music from the Alternatives. The Town centre will be closed for traffic so people can walk freely around the shops and stalls.
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Open to All. Full details are in the Flower Show Programme with booking forms, available from Larkins on Tarrant St, Hugh Wilson on High St and Arundel Library on Surrey Street. Closing date for entries 21st August. All entries to be in place for judging by 10.00 am Open to public 2.00-4.00 pm. Prize giving at 3.30pm by the Mayor, Wendy Eve. Ticket Prices: entry 50p for adults free for children.
Monday 30th August, 4.00pm
WAITERS RACE Watch hotel, restaurant and bar staff relay up and down the high street in a bid to win ‘waiter of the year’- the winner is the waiter who finishes with the most complete tray!! A very popular Festival event – cheering a must!
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Community Events Monday 30th August, Approx. 5.15 pm From and surrounding Arundel Bridge
Monday 30th August (August Bank Holiday Monday) Starts approx 8.30pm/9pm
ARUNDEL DUCK RACE
LAST NIGHT FINALE FIREWORKS
Annual Duck Race raising funds via numbered sales of tickets, tipped in to catch tide. Organised by Arundel, Barnham & District Lions Club. Buy a ticket for a £1 with your own personal number on it, during the festival or ’on the day’ and watch 1000 Ducks (including your duck)race down the River Arun to the finish at the Arun Street Gardens. With excellent prizes for the first, second and third ducks past the winning post. All proceeds will be donated to local charities. Don’t ’duck’ out of this one…it promises to be a ’quacking’ good race. Sponsored by local businesses supporting local charities. Duration: 15-20 mins max www.arundel.org.uk/arundel-lions Picture Courtesy of The Argus 01273 544526
Kindly organised and presented by Aurora Fireworks. The traditional end to festivities in Arundel. Come and join us on the Arundel Bridge, Mill Road or Jubilee Gardens for our firework finale. Its FREE but please reach in your pockets and give to the Lions collectors. Or why not make an evening of it and view the fireworks from the Arundel Lido End-of-Festival Party from 6.30pm till 11pm. Featuring “The Alternatives” and “Scobie’s Disco”. There will be a Licensed Bar and Hot Food available. Entry: £5, under-16s half price. Friends of Lido and Season Ticket Holders FREE!
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Travel Information
Monday 30th August, 9.15pm. Town Square
1. Arundel Castle 2. Arundel Museum 3. Public Toilets 4. Arundel Lido 5. Wildfowl & Wetlands Centre 6. Visitor Information Centre, Crown Yard Mews 7. St Nicholas Church 8. Priory Playhouse 9. Jubilee Gardens 10. Arundel Cathedral 11. Arundel Library 12. Tarrant Square 13. Arundel Town Square 14. St Mary’s Hall 15. Cinema on the Lake 16. Arundel Jailhouse 17. Kings Arms Pub 18. Warwick Court
Useful Contacts Buses: www.compass-travel.co.uk - for local village services & www.stagecoachbus.com - for longer journeys (e.g. from Brighton or Portsmouth). Taxis: Castle Cars 01903 884444 or Cathedral Cars 01903 889 688. Train: Southern Railways for timetables and cheap advance booking: www.southernrailway.com
Road Closures High Street and Tarrant Street will be closed to traffic between 11am and 5pm on Saturday 21st, Sunday 22nd, Saturday 28th, Sunday 29th & Monday 30th August 2010.
HELP! We need volunteers to help marshall several events including street performances in Arundel. If you want to get involved in the Festival and are willing to give up your time please email Glenda at glenda@arundelfestival.co.uk
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Coming next to Arundel after the Festival...
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16 to 23 October 2010 A fabulous menu of events is being put together for Arundel’s first ever food festival, to feed the mind and delight the digestion! Reserve the dates and get ready to celebrate Arundel’s unique position as the gateway to the bounty of the South Downs and the sea.
For more details of the programme see
www.arundelfoodfestival.org.uk
Glance FRIDAY 20TH – MONDAY 30TH AUGUST
Events Key Art Family Community Drama
Music BIG Weekends Cinema Castle
Friday 20thAugust 1pm to 4pm Workshop for Children’s Carnival Calypso Parade Procession Jubilee Gardens 1pm to 4pm Tell Tales Jubilee 5pm to 5.30pm Opening Ceremony Children’s Carnival Calypso Parade Procession & Raising of the Festival flag with TLA Steel Band Parade from the Cathedral to Town Square. Flag raised in the Town Square 5.45pm to late Opening BBQ & disco Jubilee Gardens 8.30pmto11pm Slim Jim & The Wildcards The Victoria Institute From 7.30pm til late Cinema on the Lake – A Matter of Life & Death Swanbourne Lake
ALL DAY EVERY DAY Festival Family Fun Quiz Shop Trail Get your quiz sheets from the Arundel Visitor Information Centre. Win one of five Gold Family tickets to Arundel Castle.
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The Festival Diary at a Glance Saturday 21st August 10am to 5pm Dennis Bus from Amberley Museum Tarrant Square
7pm In The Gloaming Arundel Jailhouse
From 11am TellTales by Theatre Akimbo Tarrant Square
7.30pm Song Recital, Birgit Rowhoska & Christopher Gould St Nicholas Church
11am to 6pm Theatre Trail by Drip Action Various venues around town 12noon to 5.30pm Gallery Trail Various venues around town 12noon to 9pm The BIG Weekends The Stage at Jubilee Gardens 12noon to 5pm Street Entertainment Around the town
From 7.30pm til late Cinema on the Lake – Double Bill: The Birds & Psycho Swanbourne Lake 7.45pm Little Shop Of Horrors by Arundel Players The Priory Playhouse 8.30pm Visiting Mr Green Arundel Jailhouse
12 to 4pm Marbles activities – children & young adults Tarrant Sq
Sunday 22nd August 10am Festival Service St Nicholas Church 10am to 5pm Dennis Bus from Amberley Tarrant Square 10amto 3.30pm Mullet Fishing Competition Meet at the Fire Station 11am to 6pm Theatre Trail by Drip Action Various venues around town 12noon to 5.30pm Gallery Trail Various venues around town 12noon to 9pm The BIG Weekends The Stage at Jubilee Gardens 12noon to 5pm Street Entertainment Around the town
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2pm to 5pm Annual Marbles Championship Tarrant Square
2.30pm Amble Around Attractive Arundel – Walk St Nicholas Church, start 3.30pm Praise In The Park – Arundel Baptist Church Swanbourne Lake 7pm In The Gloaming Arundel Jailhouse From 7.30pm til late Cinema on the Lake – Casablanca Swanbourne Lake 7.45pm Little Shop Of Horrors by Arundel Players The Priory Playhouse 8.30pm Visiting Mr Green Arundel Jailhouse
Monday 23rd August 11am to 6pm Theatre Trail by Drip Action Various venues around town 11am to 3pm TellTales by Theatre Akimbo Arundel Wildfowl & Wetlands 12noon House Concert 47 Maltravers Street 12noon to 4pm The Bamboo Band Town Square 1.00pm COMA Sussex concert St Nicholas Church 2pm to 5.30pm Gallery Trail Various venues around town 2.30pm to 3.30pm Two Guitars and a flute by Paul Ward The Priory Playhouse
6pm Perfect Night, Travellers Tales I a talk by Peter Grimsdale 57 Maltravers Street 7pm In The Gloaming Arundel Jailhouse 7.30pm Some Enchanted Evening by Candlelight Opera The Barons’ Hall, Castle From 7.30pm The Sugar Club - Cabaret by Theatre Akimbo Jubilee Gardens 7.45pm Little Shop Of Horrors by Arundel Players The Priory Playhouse 7.45pm Blackbird by Drip Action The Victoria Institute 8.30pm Visiting Mr Green Arundel Jailhouse
Tuesday 24th August 10.30am to 3.30pm Bignor Roman Villa – mosaic and roman workshop Arundel Lido 10.30am Return To Hundred Acre Wood Warwick Court
7pm In The Gloaming Arundel Jailhouse 7pm til late Eagle BBQ Jubilee Gardens 7.30pm Puccini’s Tosca The Barons’ Hall, Castle
11am to 6pm Theatre Trail by Drip Action Various venues around town
7.45pm Little Shop Of Horrors by Arundel Players The Priory Playhouse
11.30am to 1.30pm Ale & Beerhouses of Old Arundel – A walk Start- History Store, Mill Rd
8pm Arundel Festival Pub Quiz Kings Arms
12noon The Organ in a Domestic Setting 47 Maltravers Street
8pm The Sugar Syndrome by Theatre Akimbo The Crossbush Pub
1pm to 4pm The Jimmy Lee Folk Ensemble Town Square
8.30pm Visiting Mr Green Arundel Jailhouse
2pm to 5.30pm Gallery Trail Various venues around town
10.30pm to 11.30pm Nightmare Abbey by Pickpocket Theatre Arundel Jailhouse
5pm to 8pm Treasure Hunt St Mary’s Gate Inn
7.45pm Blackbird by Drip Action The Victoria Institute
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Wednesday 25th August 10.30 to 3.30pm Bignor Roman Villa – mosaic and roman workshop Jubilee Gardens 11am to 6pm Theatre Trail by Drip Action Various venues around town 11.30am to 1.30pm Ale & Beerhouses of Old Arundel – A walk Start- History Store, Mill Rd
7pm Angels In The Dark Arundel Jailhouse 7pm til late The Eagle Has Landed Jubilee Gardens 7.45pm Little Shop Of Horrors by Arundel Players The Priory Playhouse 7.45pm Blackbird by Drip Action The Victoria Institute 8pm Five Saints & One Sinner Arundel Vicarage
12noon Francis Thompson & The Hound of Heaven Humphrey’s Greatham
8pm The Sugar Syndrome by Theatre Akimbo The Crossbush Pub
2pm to 4pm Bayleaf Brass Town Square
8.30pm Visiting Mr Green Arundel Jailhouse
2pmto 4pm Teddy Bears Picnic The Lido
10.30pm to 11.30pm Nightmare Abbey by Pickpocket Theatre Arundel Jailhouse
2pm to 5.30pm Gallery Trail Various venues around town 2.30pm to 3.30pm Two Guitars and a flute by Paul Ward The Priory Playhouse
Thursday 26th August 10.30am TellTales present The Jumblies, promenade Swanbourne Lake 11am to 6pm Theatre Trail by Drip Action Various venues around town 11.30am to 1.30pm Ale & Beerhouses of Old Arundel – A walk Start- History Store, Mill Rd 12noon The English Abroad Travellers Tales II 57 Maltravers Street 1pm to 3pm The Littlehampton Academy Steel Band Town Square 1pm to 6pm Michael Jackson Kids Dance workshop(10yrs+) Jubilee Gardens or The Vic 1.30pm TellTales present The Jumblies, promenade Swanbourne Lake
7pm Angels In The Dark Arundel Jailhouse 7pm til late Eagle Ecclectica... Part 1 Jubilee Gardens 7.30pm Shakespeare, As You Like It The Collector Earl’s Garden, Castle 7.30pm The Original Arundel Ghost Walk Start - Lower Lodge, Mill Rd 7.45pm Little Shop Of Horrors by Arundel Players The Priory Playhouse 7.45pm Blackbird by Drip Action The Victoria Institute 8pm The Sugar Syndrome by Theatre Akimbo The Crossbush Pub 8.30pm Visiting Mr Green Arundel Jailhouse 10.30pm to 11.30pm Nightmare Abbey by Pickpocket Theatre Arundel Jailhouse
2pm to 5.30pm Gallery Trail Various venues around town
Friday 27th August 10am to 12 noon The Grand Tour – Travellers Tales III Arundel Castle 11am to 6pm Theatre Trail by Drip Action Various venues around town 1pm to 5pm The Sirens Town Square 1pm to 6pm Grease Kids Dance workshop(10yrs+) Jubilee Gardens/or The Vic 2pm to 5.30pm Gallery Trail Various venues around town 2.30pm to 3.30pm Salmagundi - Silk Road Writers Poetry & Song Arundel Library 3.30pm to 5pm TellTales by Theatre Akimbo Red Lion 7pm In The Gloaming Arundel Jailhouse
7.30pm The Organ both Mystical & Joyous Arundel Cathedral 7.30pm Shakespeare, The Merry Wives of Windsor The Collector Earl’s Garden, Castle 7.30pm to 11pm Mona Leeza Band The Lido 7.30pm The Original Arundel Ghost Walk Start - Lower Lodge, Mill Rd 7.45pm Little Shop Of Horrors by Arundel Players The Priory Playhouse 7.45pm Blackbird by Drip Action The Victoria Institute 8pm The Sugar Syndrome by Theatre Akimbo The Crossbush Pub 8.30pm Jailhouse Screamers – comedy night Arundel Jailhouse 10.30pm to 11.30pm Nightmare Abbey by Pickpocket Theatre Arundel Jailhouse
7pm til late Eagle Ecclectica... Part 2 Jubilee Gardens
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Saturday 28th August 10am to 5pm Dennis Bus from Amberley Tarrant Square
7.30pm Vaughan Williams – On Wenlock Edge St Nicholas Church
11am to 6pm Theatre Trail by Drip Action Various venues around town
7.30pm Shakespeare, As You Like It The Collector Earl’s Garden, Castle
12noon Music at Home 47 Maltravers Street
7.30pm The Original Arundel Ghost Walk Start -Lower Lodge, Mill Rd
12noon to 9pm The BIG weekends The Stage at Jubilee Gardens 12noon to 5pm Street Entertainment around the town
7.45pm Little Shop Of Horrors by Arundel Players The Priory Playhouse
12 noon to 5.30pm Gallery Trail Various venues around Town
7.45pm Blackbird by Drip Action The Victoria Institute
2.30pm to 3.30pm TellTales by Theatre Akimbo Arundel Library
8pm The Sugar Syndrome by Theatre Akimbo The Crossbush Pub
4pm to 5.30pm Winter at Rushton Manor by Knapper Experience The Victoria Institute 7pm Angels In The Dark Arundel Jailhouse
8.30pm Visiting Mr Green Arundel Jailhouse 10.30pm to 11.30pm Nightmare Abbey by Pickpocket Theatre Arundel Jailhouse
Sunday 29th August 9.30am Arundel 10km race from High Street 10am to 5pm Dennis Bus from Amberley Tarrant Square
2.30pm Amble Around Attractive Arundel – Walk Start - St Nicholas Church 2pm to 4pm Lancing Brass Band Town Square
10.30 to 4.30pm Festival Classic Car Run & show Billingshurst to Mill Rd CP
4pm to 4.30pm Festival Thanksgiving Service Town Square
12noon to late The BIG weekends & Eagle Open Mic Night The Stage at Jubilee Gardens
4pm to 5.30pm Winter at Rushton Manor by Knapper Experience The Victoria Institute
12noon to 2pm Street Entertainment around the town
7pm Angels In The Dark Arundel Jailhouse
12 noon to 5.30pm Gallery Trail Various venues around town
8pm Arundel Jazz Club - Alan Barnes The Victoria Institute 8.30pm Visiting Mr Green Arundel Jailhouse
Monday 30th August – Bank Holiday Monday 9am to 5pm Rotary Club Fair High Street
2pm to 4pm Flower and Produce Show Arundel Football Club
10am to 5pm Dennis Bus from Amberley Tarrant Square
4pm Annual Waiters Race High Street
From 11am TellTales by Theatre Akimbo Tarrant Square
5pm to 6pm White Crane Martial Arts Jubilee Gardens
12noon to 2pm Arundel BIG walk Arundel Park
5.15pm approx Annual Lions Duck Race On the Bridge @ The River
12noon Born 1810 47 Maltravers Street 11am to 12noon White Crane Martial Arts Jubilee Gardens 12 noon to 5.30pm Gallery Trail Various venues around town 12noon to 3pm Savoy Swing Jubilee Gardens 3pm to 5pm The Ukulele Jam Jubilee gardens
5.30pm approx Family Trail & Duck Race Prize giving Jubilee Gardens 6pm to 7pm Celebration Samba Jubilee Gardens 9am to 5pm End of Festival Firework Party The Lido 7pm til late Eagle Bar & BBQ Jubilee Gardens
Watch Out for Arundel’s next big event... the very first
Arundel Food Festival
16 to 23 October 2010 www.arundelfoodfestival.org.uk HELP! We need volunteers to help marshall several events including street performances in Arundel. If you want to get involved in the Festival and are willing to give up your time please email Glenda at glenda@arundelfestival.co.uk
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POCKET MONEY TOYS GUND BEARS GAMES PEDAL CARS NEW BABY GIFTS COMFORT BLANKETS CHILDRENS BATH JELLIES MUSICAL TOYS KALOO CLASSIC TOYS GADJETS AND GIZMOS ALWAYS CHANGING SPARKS YARD IS AN INDEPENDENT LIFESTYLE STORE LOCATED IN THE CENTRE OF HISTORIC ARUNDEL IN AN ULTRA FUNKY LISTED BUILDING. THE STORE COMPRISES OF TWO FLOORS OF INSPIRATIONAL SHOPPING AND ALSO INCLUDES A COOL AND CONTEMPORY COFFEE BAR. SPARKS YARD IS THE LOVE OF HOLLY & ANDY HEGGADONS LIFE, HOLLY STARTED THE BUSINESS IN 2003 AND WITH A LOT OF HELP, SWEAT, TEARS LOVE AND GIGGLES FROM ALL OF THE FAMILY IT HAS TURNED INTO THE THRIVING BUSINESS IT IS TODAY. THE TOP FLOOR IS HOME TO THORPE WHEATLEY (STARTED BY HOLLY’S FATHER) WHO ARE INTENATIONALLY ACLAIMED ARCHITECTS AND MASTERPLANNERS. THE BUILDING BEHIND THE SHOP (THE PIANO STORE) IS ANDY & HOLLY’S HOME, SO YOU SEE SPARKS YARD REALLY IS A FAMILY AFFAIR! THE AIM OF THE STORE IS TO BRING LONDON STYLE TO SUSSEX AND TO PROVIDE OUR CUSTOMERS WITH A CHILLED OUT ENVIRONMENT IN WHICH TO SHOP, FIND A PRESENT, HAVE A COFFEE AND MEET WITH FRIENDS. WE LOVE IT HERE, WE REALLY HOPE THAT YOU WILL TOO!
www.sparksyard.com
Tel: 01903 885588 18 Tarrant Street, Arundel, BN18 9DJ Open 7 Days a Week