ART EXHIBITS

1 Collection of work from our twin towns. Also, David Brown portraits, Emily Jolley abstract expressionism, Katharine Armstrong multi-media, digital art , Jeremy Bays illustrator, Clare Trowell lino prints, Zoe, Martin & Kaylea Richter sculpture, fine art, digital, Huntingdon U3A Photography Group, Hartford Art Group mixed paintings, Contemporary Art Group textile.

2 Collection of work from our twin towns. Also, Huntingdon U3A Art Group mixed paintings, Carole Pollock fused glass, Fran Williams watercolours, pen and ink, Christine Wilson watercolours.

4 Comrades Quilters quilts & textiles, Cambridgeshire Embroiderers textiles. Please note there may be some restrictions on exhibition viewing during performances at this venue.

5 Huntingdon Regional College students work mixed media, Huntingdonshire Art Group mixed painting in different mediums.

6 Spinning, workshop. 'Finding Art' children’s activity. Action Sheet from The Museum or Queen Elizabeth School.

7 Miri Warters abstract acrylic, Brian Duck watercolours.

8 Virginia Mayo oil and pastels.

9 Schools project exhibition 'Where We Live' a collaboration between Huntingdon & Godmanchester Schools.

10 Workshops - Hunts Music School - try out some instruments, times tbc, Tiny Tots Dance demonstration, Face Painting.

11 Workshops. Circuit HBK creative workshop run by young people for young people aged 11-18, Hunts Music School - try out some instruments, times tbc.

12 Huntingdon U3A creative writing workshop, 'Listening in' – poetry, June Welton & friends.

'Arts in Action Trail' 13 Patricia Duffet-Smith weaving, 14 Dorne Watson stained glass and Linda Blissett weaving Sat. only 15 Trevor Dyer potter.

16 Exhibits by adults with disabilities.

We have been sponsored by a wide range of individuals and organisations who have given their time, materials, shop windows, ideas and unstinting help. Thank you! For full details of all our sponsors please see our Souvenir Programme or visit us online at hgta.eu. This leaflet has been designed and produced by Jeremy Bays, you can see more of his work in Venue 1 www.art-work-shop.co.ukInformation correct at the time of going to press.

PERFORMANCES

FRIDAY 5th APRIL Evening only 7.00 - 8.00pm 5 Commemoration Hall Huntingdon: Shakespeare at the George present 'Shakespearean' 37 plays, one new story. Murder, cross dressing, mistaken identity, true love......just an average Shakespearean day.

SATURDAY 6th APRIL3 All Saints Church: all day bell ringing - come and have a go. 12 The Library Huntingdon: 10.30 - 12.30 creative writing.

3 All Saints Church Huntingdon: 10.30 - 11.30 Huntingdon Drama Club present 'Fantastical Folk Tales' a story telling experiences based on local folklore.

Market Square Hunts Music School 'Slightly Chilled' 11.00 - 11.30 4 Comrades Club Godmanchester: 11.30 - 12.30 Tiny Tots Dance Group. Market Square Huntingdon: 12.30 - 1.30 Urban Dance Academy.

12 Huntingdon Library: 1.30 - 3.00 'Listening In' poetry.

11 Godmanchester Baptist Church: 2.00 – 5.00 Circuit HBK – drop in Creative Workshop for young people aged 11-18 plus other workshops throughout the day.

10 St Mary's Church Hall Huntingdon: 2.30 - 3.30 Tiny Tots Dance Group demonstration plus other workshops during the day.

3 All Saints Church: 2.30 - 3.30 Huntingdon Youth Theatre present 'Flesh' - a short play written especially for the festival

SUNDAY 7th APRIL3 All Saints Church: 10.00 - 5.00 all day bell ringing, come and have a go.

5 George Hotel Huntingdon: Huntingdon Youth Theatre present ' How to put on a play' - all day interactive workshop with finishing performance at 4.00.

4 Comrades Club Godmanchester: 11.30 - 12.30 Shakespeare at the George present 'Shakespearean'.

3 All Saints Church Huntingdon: 2.30 - 3.45 Malcolm Talbot & the Big Brass present 'The Story of Swing'.

4 Comrades Club Godmanchester: 3.00 - 4.00 Hunts Drama present 'Fantastical Folk Tales'.

Brought to you by Huntingdon and Godmanchester Twinning Association.

Supported by Huntingdon and Godmanchester Town Councils.

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