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Editor Dean Mortlock Music Editor Georgie Robbins Contributors Kate Munday, Emma Bassett, Andrea Cowan
The Basis is a free magazine distributed to homes and businesses in Street, Glastonbury, Wells and Shepton Mallet. Each issue is packed with local information guaranteed to give you plenty to do with your free time. The Basis is very much a community magazine, which means that if you have a story you’d like included in a future issue or would like to write a piece for the magazine, then we’d love to hear from you. Drop the editor a line on dean@super8media. co.uk and we’ll be in touch.
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t may be getting darker and cooler, but there’s still plenty of fun stuff happening to get excited about. The fantastic Night at the Abbey is brilliant value and unmissable for anyone who loves good music, and the Somerset Art Weeks event brings us two weeks of the most interesting and original artwork around. One thing that’s clear from compiling the Event Guide every month is that there’s a massive variety in the events every issue. There’s always tons of good live music, but the more you look the more you find, and there’s some amazing events going on each and every month. Thankfully, we’ve managed to get most of them in the magazine for you. Hope you enjoy it.
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This year’s Night at the Abbey event promises to be the best one yet!
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have everything from vegan to carnivore covered as well as a couple of fully licensed bars with a wide variety of beverages, including the Abbey’s very own cider. Join us from 5.30pm on Friday, September 7 for a great night of entertainment within the grounds of Glastonbury Abbey. Glastonbury Abbey is pleased to be working with the Godney Gathering as our main stage sponsor and Hawthorns Hotel, Bar & Restaurant as our second stage sponsor. With the support of these two community-focused businesses, Glastonbury Abbey is able to continue to improve Night at the Abbey and build it into a significant local music event. Tickets for Night at the Abbey cost just £5 in advance and then £7 on the door. Children (5-15) are only £3 and you can get a family ticket for £12. Head to www.glastonburyabbeyshop.com to buy yours!
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ight at the Abbey returns this month with its biggest line-up yet, featuring festival favourites King Tut’s Revenge, The Model Folk and Ant Noel and the Peabody Drakes, as well as international touring and recording artists Nick Parker and the False Alarms and Alex Roberts with many, many more. The spectacular Abbey ruins will be lit up to create a spellbinding backdrop to an evening of high-quality music. In total there will be 19 acts across five performance areas with a spoken word area curated by the Bard of Glastonbury. The styles will range from acoustic folk to dub reggae and most points in-between, so there is sure to be something to please every musical taste. Essential to all events these days is great quality, diet-aware catering, and Night at the Abbey will
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BOCABAR WINS TASTY AWARD
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e all know that Bocabar is one of the best places to eat locally, but now so do Taste of the West, the independent regional food group that’s given Bocabar an award for their overall quality of food and service, and the fact that they work extremely hard to source as much local ingredients and drink as possible. The aim of Taste of the West is to help promote food and drink producers in the West Country, and their logo is a guarantee of quality. For more information on Taste of the West, head to www.tasteofthewest.co.uk.
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hepton Mallet Dementia Action Alliance is formally launching its programme to make the town a Dementia-Friendly Community on Thursday, September 27.
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“We hope people from all walks of life will join us on Shepton’s journey,” said Peter Hillman from SMDAA. “The launch will be a free evening event including practical sessions on understanding dementia, sharing experiences and good ideas, networking with others, launching Shepton’s own Dementia-Friendly Organisation Recognition Scheme and the opportunity to meet those local organisations that provide help and support. “So come along and learn how you can help Shepton become more Dementia Friendly. There will be free refreshments.” This free event will be on Thursday, September 27 at 6pm at the Mendip District Council Chambers, Cannards Grave Road Shepton Mallet.
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HANDLE A REPTILE AT NEW SHOP!
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he Repxotics shop in Shepton Mallet is on the move from the town centre to the Fosse Lane Industrial Estate, and is marking the move with a three-day-long handling event! Between Friday the 7th and Sunday the 9th of September, all you have to do is pop into their new shop during normal opening hours to experience meeting one of their beautiful reptiles – like their 12-foot Burmese Python for example! There’s no need to book an appointment, just pop by. There’s also goodie bags for the kids, too – but we’re slightly scared to ask what’s inside them! For more information, search for ‘Repxotics’ on Facebook.
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fter a successful inaugural event in Frome earlier this year, the team behind Music Expo are back to do it all again – only this time it’s bigger and better. Moving to the Bath & West Showground, the Expo will feature a wide range of guests, sessions, performances and demonstrations. Some of the biggest businesses in the local music scene will be there, so if you’re involved in music then it’s a valuable showcase for musicians and industry folk alike. The event will run from 10am to 11.30pm. Tickets cost just £15 for the whole day and are available from bit. ly/music expouk.
SOCIETY CELEBRATES SHOW’S 70TH ANNIVERSARY
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treet Chrysanthemum Dahlia and Vegetable Society will be holding their 70th Annual Show this year on Saturday, September 8 at The Victoria Club, Street from Midday till 5.30pm. You can find their schedules and entry forms from their website (www.streetcdvs.org.uk) to enter a wide range of classes from beginner to expert in areas from potted and cut flowers to floral arrangement and cake baking. Or just come down and enjoy the atmosphere with tombola, face painting and much more. Parking and admission are free.
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he fourth annual Merriman Park Fun Day will take place on Saturday, September 1 in Merriman Park, Street. The event is organised by the Merriman Park Community Group and is sponsored by Street Parish Council. These two bodies are working together to raise funds to renovate the park and to make it ever more attractive to all. The objectives of the day are to attract local residents to visit the park and to give local clubs and organisations the opportunity to promote themselves and to also raise funds for their cause as well as welcome a number of other stallholders with various craft items and goods on sale. From 1pm there will be will be plenty of displays, rides and activities for the kids, plus a great variety of stallholders together with music and refreshments. Other attractions include the
Fire Brigade, and displays of Taekwondo, Flexercise and Tai Chi, plus Tor Mini Rugby will be showing off their skills throughout the afternoon. In the evening there will be live music featuring RaZaR at 8pm preceded by Bernie Lock and his disco at 6pm. There will be a bar and hot and cold refreshments including a hog roast. Admission is free, but the Merriman Park Community Group will be holding bucket collections throughout the day.
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NEW MUSIC CLUB LAUNCHES IN SHEPTON MALLET
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he Shepton Mallet Ukulele Group (SMUG) are proud to present a new music club to the town. SMUG, an adult ukulele beginners group, held its first meeting on June 26. The club is run by Ray Smith assisted by Emily Mackay as the musical leader. Ray received a ukulele from his wife as a Christmas present and like many other uke players, utilised YouTube to gain inspiration by following online tutorials and a couple of one-to-one sessions with a local teacher. However, nothing beats getting together with other uke players to practice and learn from each other. The landlady of the Charlton Inn offered the use of the skittle alley and the rest is history so to speak. Utilising social media and word of mouth, news of the new club soon spread and it has gone from strength to strength. The group has
been so successful that it cannot accept any more ‘beginners’. The plan is to launch a separate beginners group where the players can obtain the appropriate training. But like all good things, baby steps is the order of the day. Anyone wishing to find out more about the group can email Ray Smith at sheptonmalletukulelegroup@gmail.com.
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Wells Library Wednesday, September 5 – 11am-Midday Jean Sheldon will be holding shared readings of her book Letters from Libya 1966-1969.
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Those looking to take up Tennis can join in with a range of clubs at the Victoria Social Club in Street. From September there’s Ladies Improvers (Monday), Cardio Tennis (Friday), Beginners/Rusty Rackets (Saturday) and Kids Coaching (Friday/Saturday). Those looking for one-on-one attention can sign up for individual coaching with Head Coach John Cooksley for £30 per hour, and with Assistant Coach Ines Beeson for £20 an hour.
Coxley Memorial Hall Saturday, September 15 – 7.30pm Tickets cost £6, which includes a light supper, and are available from the Oxfam shop in Wells or by ringing Trevor on 01749 689199.
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Wells Film Centre September 16 – November 11 The Wells Film Centre are showing six films over two months in their Season of Remembrance. For more information, head to www.wellsfilmcentre.co.uk.
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nthony Currell, born 1942, is a British artist whose career spans six decades. Currell studied at the Bideford School of Art, the L.C.C Central School of Arts and Crafts and Atelier 17 in Paris. Throughout his career Currell’s work has been highly acclaimed, and his prints in particular have been selected for International Print Biennales from 1975 onwards. In 1976 he was elected as a Full Member of the Printmakers Council of Great Britain. Currell’s prints form part of collections worldwide including The V&A, London; Brooklyn Museum, New York; The Museum of Modern Art (MOMA), New York and Centre Culturel, Belgium, among other public and private collections. The Atkinson Gallery is proud to be presenting a retrospective of Currell’s paintings and prints. This
outstanding body of work dates from the 1960s onwards and offers the viewer an insight into the processes of a phenomenal painter and printmaker. The Anthony Currell exhibition runs from Monday, September 3 through to Saturday, October 13 at the Atkinson Gallery at Millfield School. For more information on this and other forthcoming exhibitions, head to www.atkinsongallery.co.uk.
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UNDERCOVER ART Now in its third year, the Anonymous Art Show is made up of over 100 artists who were set the task of creating an original artwork on a 6x12 inch canvas. Each artist could submit up to three pieces in any subject or media, and all are priced at £49. Choose your favourite work of art at a great price, with the thrill of buying a piece from a known artist or discovering a new favourite! Admission to the gallery is free, and it’s open 9am5pm (Tuesday-Saturday) and 11am-4pm (Sunday).
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o what exactly is Somerset Art Weeks? The simple answer is that it’s a celebration of art in our county, showcasing the many and varied styles of art and artist working in Somerset. For two weeks a year, visitors can discover either a wide range of Open Studios or Exhibitions and Events (the focus is alternated each year). A brochure is produced and people are encouraged to explore the country and develop their love of art. It would be impossible to cover every artist in such a small amount of space, but there are a few on our doorsteps that we recommend you check out. Firstly, pop into Wells and head to the Heritage Courtyard Studios. Housing 10 artists and regular exhibitions, there’s some stunning work available to view.
There’s plenty going on at the Red Brick Building in Glastonbury. Internationally renowned artists Terry Flaxton and Charlotte Humpston from Visualfields are, together with guests, making a collective called ‘The Imaginists’ which will fill the Building with image art, sound, live music, voices and performance. John Fleming will once again be demonstrating historic wet darkroom techniques, as well as presenting an exhibition of Glastonbury Festival photographs from his forthcoming book, Bella’s Fields. There’s also exciting things happening in Shepton Mallet. The Rubbish Art Project will be launching an immersive outdoor exhibition called SHEPTOPIA with a public viewing on September 14. To find out more about Somerset Art Weeks, head to somersetartworks.org.uk.
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ART IN THE HEART OF WELLS Heritage Courtyard Gallery and Studios is a contemporary gallery with 10 artists studios in the heart of Wells. We are dedicated to supporting Somerset artists, and our studio artists will be showcasing their work in the gallery and their studios during Somerset Art Weeks. The Gallery and Studios are open daily from 10am to 4pm (including Sundays) and you can find them in the Heritage Courtyard on Sadler Street in Wells. For more information on workshops and events, head to www.heritagecourtyardstudio.com.
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press and, for the first time, The Royal Bath & West of England Society will have a Farmyard at the festival, promising to bring the countryside to the city with the help of sheep, piglets and chickens. Visitors can also roll up their sleeves and join in an attempt to break the Guinness World Record for making the largest recorded dish of sauerkraut. For more info visit www.wellsfoodfestival.co.uk.
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ne of the area’s best cover bands are coming to Shepton Mallet next month, and it’s all for a good cause. The New Midrod Ends will be performing at the Shepton Mallet Conservative Club on Saturday, October 20 from 7pm until late. The New Midrod Ends are a 10-piece band and play covers from the 1950s right up to the modern day, including swing, soul, pop, and Rock ‘n’ Roll.
Tickets cost £5 and are selling fast. There will also be a raffle and a live auction, too. Information regarding the auction prizes can be viewed on the Heads Up website at www.headsupsomerset.org, and tickets can be purchased from Heads Up on 01749 670667 or by emailing claire@headsupsomerset.org.uk or phoning Glynn Webster on 07850 437726.
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here’s a very special music event coming to the Bocabar this month, as the unique Electric Swing Circus are bringing their fusion of saucy 1920s swing and stomping electro beats to a themed night like no other. For one night only the Bocabar will become a Speakeasy, complete with vintage décor, Speakeasy shot bar and a Gin and Tonic bar – plus a few other surprises, too. The ESC’s live sets are something to behold, and include an electric double bass, a healthy smattering of vintage sampling, gypsy-jazz guitar, drums, synths and electro beats. The band are fronted by a female double-act, and have been touring full-time at festivals and events across the UK, Europe, Australia and New Zealand. ESC’s music is infectious and upbeat and impossible not to dance to!
The Bocabar run a small number of themed events throughout the year, and they’re always a lot of fun. The bar area is transformed for the occasion, and everyone is encouraged to dress up and join in. The Electric Swing Circus will at the Bocabar on Saturday, September 8. Tickets are just £8 in advance or £10 on the door, and the fun starts at 8pm.
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EXHIBITION
ALL THINGS ITALIAN
Strode Theatre Foyer
ROCK AGAINST CANCER
EXHIBITION
SATURDAY 1
Glastonbury Galleries
Sept 1 – Oct 16 LEGO CLUB Glastonbury Library
ANTIQUES CRAFTS & COLLECTORS MARKET
LEGO CLUB
Wells Town Hall
Street Library
DALE SKA NIGHT
EXHIBITION
Victoria Social Club, Street
Sept 1-22 THE TRACKS BAND The Unity Club, Street 2pm TRUCK FEST SOUTH WEST Bath & West Showground Sept 1-2 10.30am
SUNDAY 2
ANDREA
The Elms Inn
EXHIBITION
PHILIP TONKYN – ANCIENT LANDSCAPES
Bishop’s Palace, Wells
Bocabar/Red Brick Building
THE POST APOCALYPTIC FUNK SURVIVORS
Daniels Café, Wells
EMMA SPARKS
GENEALOGY WORKSHOP
Street Library
GLOBAL GROOVES
10am
Bocabar/Red Brick Building 8pm
September 2018
Sept 1-23 BREAKFAST CLUB:
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THE RHYTHM COLLECTIVE
The Street Inn
ALEX PRIDDICE
10.30am
INKLINGS
The Assembly Rooms, Glastonbury
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Collett Park, Shepton Mallet
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OCCUPATION MEETS RESISTANCE – THREE TRIPS Midday TO PALESTINE (TALK)
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SIMON GEE
The Street Inn
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LUNCHEON CLUB
11am
THE HAWTHORNS PUB QUIZ
Hawthorns, Glastonbury
9pm
KNIT AND NATTER GROUP
Glastonbury Library
U3A PLAY READING
Wells Library
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COFFEE MORNING
Salvation Army, Street
FOLK NIGHT
12.15pm
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10am
MONTHLY QUIZ
Glastonbury Town Hall
NIGHT AT THE ABBEY
The King William, Glastonbury
Victoria Field Club, Street 7.30pm Glastonbury Abbey
5.30pm
KINDRED
MEDIEVAL FALCONRY DAY OLD HERBACEOUS
THE ULTIMATE SLEEPOVER
Shepton Mallet Prison
12.30pm
The Bishop’s Palace
Glastonbury Abbey
5pm
7.30pm EXHIBITION
The Riflemans Arms, Glastonbury ROCK AGAINST THE MACHINE GLASTONBURY GROW The King William, Glastonbury ROOM: PETE IZZARD The King Arthur, Glastonbury
ELECTRIC SWING CIRCUS
Bocabar/Red Brick Building
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1.30pm OPEN MIC NIGHT Pilton Working Men’s Club 2.30pm PORRIDGE –
THURSDAY 6
SATURDAY 8
RICHARD ALLEN
Andelli Art
Sept 8-30
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THE NORTHERN ROCKS PROJECT
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The Elms Inn
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JEZZ HELLIARD & NYE
ANTIQUE & COLLECTORS FAIR
Bath & West Showground
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Sept 15-16
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WELLS & DISTRICT GARDENING CLUB – A TALK ON GARDEN BIRDS
Glastonbury Town Hall
BESIDE THE GRAY
Wells Town Hall
CASH PRIZE BINGO
Various in Wells
WELLS HERITAGE OPEN DAYS
The Street Inn
FUN DAY & DOG SHOW
FRIDAY 14
THE LEGENDARY SNAKE SNAKE SNAKE
The Venue, Wells
Royal British Legion, Street 8pm Happy Landings Animal Shelter, Pylle
SUFI SOUNDSTREAMS
Red Brick Building
The Riflemans Arms, Glastonbury
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FUNDRAISING QUIZ NIGHT
Britannia Inn, Wells
Sept 13-16
B.E_COOLING
Rural Life Museum, Glastonbury
7pm The King William, Glastonbury
CHRIS JAGGER
4pm The King Arthur, Glastonbury
THE BOOKER CLUB
MONDAY 10
CAROL KLEIN – LIFE IN A COTTAGE GARDEN
Street Library
BLUESKIN
THE DISSENTERS BLUESBAND
EXHIBITION
HUMAN NATURE – SCULPTURE TRAIL
The Bishop’s Palace
Sept 15 – Nov 25
4pm MILLER’S MERRY MEN The King Arthur, Glastonbury
Strode Theatre
City Arms, Wells
WEDNESDAY 12
Royal British Legion, Street 8pm Cathedral Green, Wells
ROCK AND ROLL BINGO
CHARTERHOUSE CLASSIC CAR AUCTION DON’ T SLIM SEMORA
SOMERSET ART WEEKS PREVIEW
THURSDAY 13
BOARD GAMES NIGHT
The Horseshoe Inn, Shepton Mallet
September 2018
Hawthorns, Glastonbury
Red Brick Building
MUSIC FOR THE MIND CHARITY CONCERT
Cedars Hall, Wells
OXFAM CEILIDH
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DECADE DANCE MUSIC
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SUNDAY 16
Wells Little Theatre
BANDSTAND CONCERT
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Recreation Ground, Wells
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AUTUMN EQUINOX COMMUNITY CELEBRATION
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THURSDAY 20
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Red Brick Building
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Pilton Working Men’s Club
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BIG MOMMA AND THE MISFITS
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The Unity Club, Street
Town Centre, Shepton Mallet
The King Arthur, Glastonbury
MONDAY 17
MISS BEHAVIN’ JAZZ
Wells Town Hall
STEVE MARSHALL – BILOCATION: A JOURNEY IN SOUND
Glastonbury Abbey
CASH PRIZE BINGO
Hawthorns, Glastonbury
Prestleigh Inn, Shepton Mallet
DAMH THE BARD
THE MAYOR’S BIG QUIZ MEDIEVAL BANQUET MUSIC EXPO UK
The Assembly Rooms, Glastonbury
Red Brick Building
Bath & West Showground
POETRY LUNCH CLUB
FRIDAY 21
NATURAL SOY CANDLE MAKING
Street Library
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1pm THE CRIME BOOK GROUP The Bishop’s Palace Street Library 4.30pm
THE PLAYERS
Hawthorns, Glastonbury
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THE SWEETCHUNKS BAND
The King Arthur, Glastonbury
Crispin Community Centre, Street 11am-Midday
AN EVENING WITH RORY MOTION
9.30am
THE WEDDING SHOWCASE Sept 22-23
CASH PRIZE BINGO
Royal British Legion, Street 8pm
WELLS CATHEDRAL SCHOOL STUDENT GALA 1
Cedars Hall, Wells MONDAY 24
NATIONAL FITNESS DAY TAI CHI SESSION
Wells Library
11.30am
WEDNESDAY 26
ACTION ON HEARING LOSS – HEARING ASSESSMENT
Wells Library
9.30am
BODEN CLOTHES SALE
Bath & West Showground
Sept 26-27
HEADS UP CARERS’ GROUP
Swan Hotel, Wells
Red Brick Building
10.30am
September 2018
FLOWERS FOR FREAKS
ROCK AND ROLL BINGO
Royal British Legion, Street 8pm The Bishop’s Palace
6.30pm
SATURDAY 29
DAVID 9 LUNAS
EXPRESSIVE CHARCOAL DRAWING FOR ADULTS
The Riflemans Arms, Glastonbury
GCSE ART AND PHOTOGRAPHY EXHIBITION
The Bishop’s Palace
GHOST TOUR
Strode Theatre
Rural Life Museum, Glastonbury
Cedars Hall, Wells Sept 27 – Oct 28
SUNDAY 23
ELMORE GOES ELECTRIC
TRISTAN AND ISEULT
THE TRACKS BAND
VINTAGE AND RETRO FAIR
QUIZ
STREET TALKING CAFÉ
THURSDAY 27
Wells Town Hall
GAMES
Hawthorns, Glastonbury
The King Arthur, Glastonbury
The King William, Glastonbury
FILMS
ST DUNSTAN’S SCHOOL OPEN DAY
St Dunstan’s School, Glastonbury
STITCH TOGETHER
Bath & West Showground
EVENTS
Shepton Mallet Prison
7.30pm/9.30pm
GLASTONBURY GROW ROOM: OSKA ZAKY
INTRODUCTION TO SOAP MAKING JASON DONOVAN & HIS AMAZING MID-LIFE CRISIS LATINO NIGHT
Hawthorns, Glastonbury
PINK TRIBUTE ACT
The King Arthur, Glastonbury
The Unity Club, Street
NO NEGGY JUST REGGAE
SUNDAY 30
RJ STEWART CELEBRATION CONCERT
THE IMAGINISTS PRESENT OUTSIDE:INSIDE – AN ART AND SOUND EVENT
Pilton Working Men’s Club
The Assembly Rooms, Glastonbury FRIDAY 28
The Red Brick Building
QUIET TOURS
Glastonbury Abbey
Midday
9.30am
1950’S CHARITY RETRO NIGHT Wells Rugby Club
BEAVER
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THE SPY WHO DUMPED ME
Released 7 September Cert 15 Two best friends unwittingly become entangled in a conspiracy when one of them discovers the boyfriend who dumped her was actually a spy.
other releases 7 September
HURRICANE 15
ALPHA
Released 7 September Cert 12A
14 September
KING OF THIEVES
Released 14 September Cert TBA
SEARCHING 12A
21 September
A SIMPLE FAVOR 15 THE LITTLE STRANGER 12A
THE SEAGULL
Released 14 September Cert 12A
movies at the strode theatre
Released 21 September Cert 12A
1/4/6/7/9 September
9 September
13 September
24 September
3 September
12 September MCQUEEN 15 13 September
14-15/20 September
25 September
MAMMA MIA: HERE WE GO AGAIN PG THE PIANO 15
3 September WHITNEY 15
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INCREDIBLES 2 PG
ON CHESIL BEACH 15
THE HAPPY PRINCE 15 CHRISTOPHER ROBIN PG
21/23-25 September
THE CHILDREN ACT 12A
THE BIG LEBOWSKI 18
THE WALKER 15 26/29 September
SWIMMING WITH MEN 12A
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MARVEL’S SPIDER-MAN
FROM: Sony FORMATS: PS4
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7 SEP
The two Insane Games shops, which are located in St. Cuthbert Street, Wells and the Crispin Centre, Street, are the best gaming stores around, with helpful and knowledgeable staff that are always on hand to help find the perfect game for you. Not only do they have a wide selection of the latest games but also a massive range of used titles for both the current gaming machines and also the classic consoles, too.
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here’s been some cracking Spider-Man games in the past, but this latest one, a PS4 exclusive from Sony, is by far the best one. Created by Insomniac Games (of Spyro the Dragon and Ratchet & Clank fame), what you have here is a totally original story set around a massive area of New York City. The graphics are outstanding, and the simple pleasure of just web-swinging around the city, running along the side of a building before swooping down to the ground will take some time to get bored of. This is the first game released with Marvel’s approval, but we hear that it definitely won’t be the last.
SEPTEMBERRELEASES DRAGON QUEST XI (PS4, PC) DESTINY 2 (PS4, Xbox One, PC)
6 September
TOTAL WAR: ROME II – CAESAR EDITION (PC)
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September 2018
14 September NHL 19 (PS4, Xbox One)
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