Starts 18 September BUMPER WEEKEND

23 - 24SEPTEMBER 2 0 1 7

Over 35 art exhibitors • more than 20 workshops choirs • bands • musicians • photography

literature • children’s venue • crafts • spoken word • bar & food and much more.

Featuring the legendaryScarecrow Festival!

www.duffieldartsfestival.comEmail info@duffieldartsfestival.com • Phone 07952 675862

The Beauty of

COLOUR

DUFFIELD

Festival

Under 16s FREE£6 for the weekendor £4 for Sat or Sunentry wristbands provided.

www.duffieldartsfestival.cominfo@duffieldartsfestival.com

Phone 07952 675862

CONTENTS WELCOME 1 WEEK OF EVENTS 2 MAP 4 DANA DE WAAL 7 SINGING SPECTACULAR 9 ECCLESBOURNE SCHOOL 10 DUFFIELD MEADOWS 12 THE WESTON CENTRE 14 ART & MAKERS 16 SCARECROW TRAIL 19 OPEN STUDIOS 21 MUSIC AT DUFFIELD 23 THANKS 25 WORD WISE 27 ON THE STREET 27 FOOD GLORIOUS FOOD 29 BEATE TOYKS 31 LIBRARY 32 ST. ALKMUNDS CHURCH 35 DUFFIELD BAPTIST CHURCH 35 EMMANUEL COMMUNITY CHURCH 35 TRINITY METHODIST CHURCH 35 CAN YOU HELP 37

The Beauty of

COLOUR

Jonathan Leach

Jonathan LeachDuffield Arts Festival Coordinator

This year we have a week long schedule of activities with a bumper weekend of the 23rd and 24th of September. The theme this year is The Beauty of Colour and we aim to bring you a really colourful festival!You will see in this brochure that you will be treated to a wide range of entertainment, from drama sessions for the very young to harmony lessons with Derby A Capella Choir. From stilt walkers to interesting talks. There is a vast array of wonderful singers to some incredible musicians. There is really something for everyone.We are absolutely delighted with the very high standard of entries for the three competitions: Short Story, Art and Photography. Winners will receive their prizes at the: OPENING ANDAWARD EVENTEcclesbourne School6.30 pm Friday 22nd of SeptemberAn evening not to be missed, with author and motivational speaker Andy Cope, trumpeter Cat Johnston and singer and composer Neil White, who is bringing a special choir together to sing a Duffield song he wrote and composed. The Scarecrow Festival, which

will take place across the village will be amazing. At the time of going to print, there were over 70 scarecrows entered..We hope you enjoy the festival and give it your support by going to many of the events and having a good time, by volunteering or by simply buying raffle tickets. The festival is a not-for profit venture and we would also appreciate any donations. All money raised will be reinvested so that the festival can be staged next year.

A special mention to the hard working and brilliant festival team: Di Hancock, Anne Halliday, Sheila Sismay, Kathryn Hindmarch, Kirstie Pickles, Adam Thompson, Gillian and David Ruck, Paul Wiggins Beate Toyka, Dawn Narborough and Gail Lowe.We have spent around nine months pulling this together because we love Duffield and its people. We care about our community and want to make something special that people will enjoy and brings people together.

Enjoy!Best wishes Jonathan

WELCOMEA festival bursting

with fun and colour!It is so very exciting to be

part of an amazing team that is bringing you the

secondDuffield Arts Festival.

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Ask an archivist10.00am to 4.00pmDuffield Library kicks off the week of the Duffield Arts Festival activities, with an opportunity to ask an archivist about your local studies research or how to progress your family tree. Plus a pop-up archive exhibition. All events at the library are free. Please see page 32 for a full list of activities at the library.

18 Monday

An Evening of Wine and Song 7.30pmThe excellent Darley Abbey Wines will be bringing their wonderful wines for you to sample at the Evening of Wine and Song at Croots Farm Shop & Cafe.Hear some great music and sample some lovely wines. Can’t think of much better than that! Limited tickets available at £18 from Croots, Duffield News or online at Eventbrite.

19 Tuesday

The scarecrows are out!The village Scarecrows come out for the first time in the late afternoon.

Word Wise: Spoken Word - 7.00pmWord Wise featuring Jamie Thrasivoulou will be putting on a great evening of spoken word and poetry at The White Hart Duffield. It will feature a workshop, an open mic session and then some special guests. A truly entertaining and enjoyable evening. If you haven’t been to a spoken word gig before now is your chance. Free admission.

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At Ecclesbourne School - Saturday 23rd 5.10 to 6.30An outstanding five-piece band. Covering an impressive number of genres mainly around Americana, rock and alternative country. Get ready to be wowed.

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Scarecrow Trailand QuizTake part in the scarecrow quiz and trail, vote for your favourite scarecrows.Booklets with trail map and voting form available from around the village.

Opening and Award Event Ecclesbourne School6.30 pmThe second Duffield Arts Festival will have its official opening with singing, fun and many an award. Setting the scene is the wonderful and contagious Andy Cope, who once again will be delighting the audience with his fantastically motivational stories. Competition winner for short stories, children’s art and photography will be announced and receive their awards. Music will be provided by two brilliant and very different performances: Neil White has brought together a specially formed choir to sing a Duffield song he has written and composed; Cat Johnston, who is an incredible trumpeter will be performing a variety of works. You will go home thinking, “Wow that was fantastic!” Ticket are just £3.75 and are available from Duffield News or online at Eventbrite.

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For the Duffield Singing Spectacular 2017, there will be three great choirs, which are:The three choirs performing will beDerbyshire Constabulary Male Voice Choir,

Derby A Cappella and Belper Rock Choir. It is set to be an incredible evening, with James Fearn being the compere. Tickets at just £8 available at Duffield News or online at Eventbrite.

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Saturday

For tickets and information please call Gillian on 01332 840385 or 07729335974

or email info@duffieldartsfestival.com Tickets will also be available on the door, subject to availability.

The DuffieldSinging Spectacular7.30pmEcclesbourne School.

An evening withDana De Waal7.30pmEcclesbourne School.

A singer of exceptional musicianship, warmth, style and character. The startling agility of his voice along with musicality and stamina have delighted audiences far and wide.Tickets £8available from Duffield News

CUMBERHILLSGRANGE

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Wendy Tate & Margaret Allton24 Duffield Court Chapel St. Duffield DE56 4EQ

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Carmen Roome28 Holloway Road, Duffield, DE56 4FESee page 21

OPEN STUDIO

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Kids EventsSee page 12

TheWhite Hart

Duffield Baptist Church

CUMBERHILLSGRANGE

COWS IN FIELD

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Lizzie Brown Cartwright45 Hazelwood Road - Painter

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Patsy Kell4 Chapel St,

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Dana de Waal is a singer of exceptional musicianship, warmth, style and character. The startling agility of his voice along with musicality and stamina have delighted audiences in countries as far apart as Bophuthatswana, Germany, Botswana, the Czech Republic, South Africa, and the United States and also in the UK since relocating here more than sixteen years ago.

Accompanied by his wife Anne on the piano and daughter Xephni Butler on the African Djembe, Dana uses this combination to bind together through song, melody, harmony and rhythm, the magic that is undeniably based in their African roots.

This trio makes music across several genres; classical, folk, pop and gospel are all part of the eclectic mix of styles in which they perform. The soul, heart and rhythm of Africa is mixed with the harmony and melodic contour of Western European music.

Sit back and be prepared to be enriched and leave here a different person after their spellbinding performance!

AN EVENING WITH

DANA DE WAALStarts at 7.30pmin the Main Hall,

Ecclesbourne School.

Tickets £8available from Duffield News,

or call Gillian on01332 840385 or 07729335974

also available on eventbrite

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THE DUFFIELDSINGING SPECTACULAR

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A lovely modern setting for a truly incredible event where three choirs will come together to celebrate Duffield, music, and life!

The three choirs performing will be Derbyshire Constabulary Male Voice Choir, Derby A Capella and Belper Rock Choir.

Belper Rock Choir will be at least 80 strong!

Jim Fearn, singer, and compere will keep proceedings bustling along.There will be music to suit everyone.

This will truly be an amazing experience.

Refreshments will be available Tickets at just £8 from Duffield News, online at Eventbrite or call Gillian on 01332840385 or 07729335974

7.30 pm Saturday 23rd of September

In the New Theatre,Ecclesbourne School, Wirksworth Road.

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23 Saturday

ECCLESBOURNE SCHOOL

Ben Waller and George LinfordYoung local singers and musicians, who are pretty unique.

Derby A Capella singing workshopA male voice ‘a cappella’ (i.e. unaccompanied) chorus. Take part in an enjoyable workshop of barbershop-style close harmony and just let go and sing pop songs, recent and not so recent.

Victoria Wood Tribute - Emma RollinThe talented Emma will play and sing songs from the legendary Victoria Wood. This will be an incredibly funny session.

Jiji La VolpeA great singer songwriter with soulful vocals mixed with folk and acoustic vibes.

Cat Johnston Trumpeter accompanied by Dana De WaalThe exceptional Cat will play a variety of styles including classical, early music, jazz and musical theatre. Dana De Waal, is an incredible international singer and accomplished pianist

Daz Kelly BandA fantastic and unique mix of blues, roots and gospel.

The NightwiresA great selection of acoustic, folk, country and rock. The vocals are truly mesmerising! Russell Meek – vocals and Simon Clements – guitar and bass.

Chris Moody and the Underground KingsAn outstanding five-piece band, covering an impressive number of genres mainly around Americana, rock and alternative country. Get ready to be wowed.

10.30am to 11.10am

11.20am to 12.10pm

12.20pm to 13.10pm

13.20pm to 2.10pm

2.20pm to 2.50pm

3.00pm to 3.50pm

4.00pm to 5.00pm

5.10pm to 6.30pm

Derby Police MuseumThe museum, which can be found on Agard Street in the city, boasts a wide selection of historical police artefacts, and serves as an interesting and informative place to visit for anyone interested in the olden days of policing. The museum is bringing some of the interesting items to show and talk about to the festival.

Mansfield and Sutton Astronomical Society Have a chat with the enthusiasts and get to use some cracking equipment.Use the solar telescope which has a special filter over the lens so that you can look directly at the sun and hopefully see any flares and sunspots. Also use the radio astronomy equipment so that you can ‘hear’ the sun at the same time as they look at it.

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ECCLESBOURNE SCHOOL

Molly Hewitt-Richards Fab local singer and musician who covers a broad span of music.

Ji Ji La VolpeGreat singer songwriter, soulful vocals mixed with folk and

acoustic vibes.

Emily Lynn Phillips Beautiful singer who will be singing songs from the musicals.

Diana Mehira School of DanceFantastic oriental dance led by professional dancer and instructor.

See and take part in the many styles of dance from the Middle East.

Laura-Rose Gee An outstanding award-winning harpist who draws you into the

serene and mesmerising world of the harp.

Derwent Valley Wind BandSettle down and listen to the lovely tones of the band playing a

wide range of music.

Also at Ecclesbourne Ebony Fleur – Burlesque Chair Dancing

Ebony , a really great dancer will lead the totally fun workshop Ladies Only

Please wear something easy to move in, leggings and a vest top are a good choice.

11.15am to 12.00pm

12.10pm to 1.10pm

1.20pm to 2.00pm

2.10pm to 3.10pm

3.20pm to 4.00pm

4.10pm to 5.30pm

4.00pm to 5pm

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DUFFIELDMEADOWS SCHOOL

Duffield Meadows Preschool forest craftsJoin Duffield Meadows Preschool for creative outdoor forest fun!

CreativiT DramaA drama class to explore, create and have fun! For more information get in touch with Tina Hampton at creativiT.drama@gmail.com

Trix AcademyWatch the gymnastictumbling routines from Little Eaton’s gymnastics club.

Jelly RolesFun activities, drama-games, music, songs, rhymes and a little bit of magic help tell a story.

Captive Audience A collection of pieces for the festival. Come see what the children and young people learn while they are with us. From Greek to geek!

Rob Bounds Children’s Author - creative workshop Rob tells a lovely story (The LBB) is on the theme of talents – so we could build a “talent wall” a mural where children can draw/write what is special about them.

Looby Loos Face PaintingA really outstanding professional face painter who brings magic and sparkles wherever she paints!Also, Looby will be bringing along a member of her team to do henna tattoos.

Join BSA Derbyshire for a colourful array of hands-on activities and demo’s. All of the family are welcome to explore and investigate. Prepare to be surprised, intrigued and even get a little messy - all in the name of science.

10.30am to 11.45am

11.30am to 12.15am

12.30pm to 1.00pm

1.00pm to 1.45pm

2.00pm to 3.00pm

3.00pm to 3.45pm

Sat & Sun11am to 3pm

Please search @BSADerbyshire on Twitter/Facebook, or email us at cplant1990@hotmail.co.uk.

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Babbling Vagabonds story workshopMake your own story with the Babbling Vagabonds theatre company! Join the audience and help create a unique story with a professional storyteller.

Djembe DrummingTribal Vibes will be facilitating family djembe drumming workshops throughout the day, encouraging participation from all the family. Learn to play a rhythm, enjoy drum games and freestyling, all welcome.

Jumping ClayCome along to try your hand at clay modelling and take home your creation!

Tiny TalkSinging, signing adventure for you and your baby/pre-schooler. Come along and find out how to use signing to communicate with your children.

Duffield Meadows Preschool forest crafts Join Duffield Meadows Preschool for creative outdoor forest fun!

Djembe Drumming See above: all welcome to join in and drum, shake and tap your way through this fun and energising activity.

Recorder workshop with Englefield MusicBring your recorder and join in with an informal recorder workshop All ages and abilities welcome. For more details, please visit www.englefieldmusic.co.uk.

Babbling Vagabonds story workshopSee above.

10.30am to 11.15am

11.00am to 11.30am

11.30am to 12.15pm

12.30pm to 1.00pm

1.30pm to 2.15pm

2.30pm to 3.00pm

3.00pm to 3.45pm

4.00pm to 4.45pm

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Get crafty with DerwentWISE using clay (Saturday & Sunday) and willow (Sunday only). Learn about the landscape of Derwent Valley and what makes it special.

Maxwell Craven LectureThe renowned author, historian and defender of Derby heritage will give an incredible insight into some of Duffield and Derbyshire’s lesser known history.

Mike Severn- Sepia SoldierA poignant performance of poetry, music and anecdotes, loosely orientated around exploring the history of Reginald James Oliver Severn, an ancestor of Michael who was killed in World War 1. The portrait of Reggie, passed down to Michael through the family, was rendered in timeless sepia tones, which is so evocative of the period.Michael brought to life many of the songs and poems which would have been known to a First World War soldier

Rob Bounds – Children’s author and illustrator. Dandelion Blue is about a flock of budgerigars, Rob takes the children through the story then they have the opportunity to bring it to life by making their own birds.

Gillian Ruck – willow weavingTry your creative hand at making something special. Drop in session

10.45 to 11.45

12.00pm to 1.00pm

1.15pm to 2.00pm

2.15pm to 4.15pm

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WESTONCENTRE

SepiaSoldier

The life and times of an ordinary soldierThe story of one young man and the

story of many, told in reading, reflection, artefact, poem

and song ...Presented by Mike Severn

Sepia soldierThe life and times of an ordinary soldier

Private Reginald Oliver Severn 2/5 Battalion Notts & Derbys

Sherwood Foresters

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The story of one young man … and the story of many … told in READING, REFLECTION, ARTEFACT, POEM and SONG …

Presented by

Strings attachedMike Severn

Sepia soldierThe life and times of an ordinary soldier

Private Reginald Oliver Severn 2/5 Battalion Notts & Derbys

Sherwood Foresters

!

The story of one young man … and the story of many … told in READING, REFLECTION, ARTEFACT, POEM and SONG …

Presented by

Strings attachedMike Severn

Private Reginald Oliver Severn2/5 Battalion Notts & DerbysSherwood Foresters

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WESTONCENTRE

Quilling Workshop with Past Times QuillingA really enjoyable workshop of quilling. Quilling is an art form that involves the use of strips of paper that are rolled, shaped and glued together to create decorative designs.

Belcanto – Choir workshopMale voice singing with a difference! The choir are great at producing a modern and contemporary male voice chorus, join in.

Jumping Clay for AdultsGet crafting & unleash your inner artist! Submerse yourself in your own world and forget the day to day. Unwind and relax and take part in the Jumping Clay workshop.

Beate Toyka Music-a-thonThe renowned International pianist will lead an informal and exciting session of sustained piano playing. If you are not a piano player, any instrument can be brought along.

10.30am to 12.00pm

12.15pm to 1.15pm

1.30pm to 2.45pm

3.00pm to 5.00pm

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Anne Alldread Textiles Designer and maker of clothing and soft furnishing in handmade felt.Guy Badham - Wildlife and landscape photography. Susan Bedford Mixed media textile artist.Claire Burns - Large canvasses in acrylic and oil paint.Heather Duncan - Ceramics.Duck and Peach Illustration and Design Mixed Media and Digital Illustrator.Frances Daunt - Animal artist working in a variety of media including felted artwork.Ruth Grey - Town and landscape artist including many images of the local area.

Those marked with a single an asterisk* will be doing demonstrations. Those marked with two ** are providing workshops and hands on

sessions for you to have a go.

ARTISTS AND MAKERSAt Ecclesbourne

This year we are delighted to be

showing the work of artists and makers

of great quality and diversity. The

main exhibition space is once again

at Ecclesbourne but look out for work

elsewhere, including the Methodists

Church Hall.

Colin Halliday

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Elizabeth Cartright

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Ginger Photography - Photography by Emma Davies.

Colin Halliday - Landscapes and seascapes, local and beyond.

Ingrained - Objects made from natural wood by Mark and Gillie Haspel.

Felicity Jackson - Paintings of wildlife and local scenes.

Helen Jones and Stevie Davies - Leather and Glass art and jewellery. demonstrations throughout the weekend. *

Chantal Kelly - Stained Glass Artist.

Frankie Langhorne - Silver jewellery and botanical painting.

Hannah Larkam - Creative Wire Artist.

Andy Mayers - Digital artist who will be showing time-lapsed animation of images being formed.Lesley Nason - Ceramics

Peter Wigley - Landscape paintings in oil. Groups/collectives.

Making Broken Beautiful - Pieces created by using, recycled stained glass, tiles, vintage beads, glass beads and beautiful art papers.

Alison Jeffreys at Making Broken Beautiful says “Making Broken Beautiful does not only reflect the medium I use, but it refers to the therapy that can be found in the joy of colour and creating. Come and see me and have a go at creating something for yourself!” **

Ruth Grey

Chantal KellyColin Halliday

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Duncan Pass - Painter and Printmaker.

Duncan will be bringing a portable printing press made out of a converted Victorian washing mangle. You can make your own relief print using the materials provided and then print it using the mangle and water-based ink.**Chris Sherratt - Paintings, drawings in acrylic and mixed media of the human form.

Temima Crafts - Makers of unique band saw cut boxes and Vanishing Castles

Anne Wassell Art - Drawings and paintings of domestic animals

Louise West Lace Design – Bobbin lace work demonstration and the opportunity to try lace making**Belper Art Group We are welcoming back the Belper Art Group, who last year showed the iconic image of a First World War soldier which had been designed by Andy Mayer – one of this year’s individual exhibiting artists. This year they are showing a number of individual works brought together in a group display.

Derbyshire Embroiderers’ Guild

The Guild is displaying members’ work, and demonstration of embroidery techniques with a chance for both adults and children to get stitching! **Full Grown - Full Grown are a bio-technology company led by designer Gavin Munro and based in Derbyshire. They are at the cutting edge of an emerging art form, an art form that highlights an interesting way to be closer to art and nature and to create symbiotic abundance for both. They will be showing a chair and a lamp which are grown and harvested from living willow trees, as well as images of other completed objects.

Budding Artists of Duffield.

Look out for work by Dan Ryan, Shirley Wells Turner and Sophie Dolman

At The Methodist Church HallThe Amber Painting Group and Allestree Art Group are again holding their Annual Exhibitions with us at the festival. The exhibition will be of paintings from members of these well established, talented local groups. Varied subjects and media. Lots to see and buy.

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Over 70 scarecrows will be showing themselves from Wednesday 20th of September. The theme this year is Monumental/Memorable Moments in History, You will be amazed when you see how inventive the villagers have been!

You will be able to vote for you favourite scarecrows and then everyone who has made one will be invited to a special afternoon tea, where the winners will be announced.

Well done to everyone who has taken part.

The Scarecrow Festival booklet will be available from Monday 18th September from, Town Street Tap and Duffield Library. Then on the weekend of the festival, they also will be available from Ecclesbourne School, The Weston Centre and Duffield Meadows School.

The

SCARECROW FESTIVAL

Will be amazing this year

Some of the brilliant scarecrows from last year.

For more details contact Gail or Dawn atscarecrows@duffieldartsfestival.com

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The Nightwires - Ecclesbourne School

Saturday 23 4.00pm to 5.00pm

A great selection of acoustic, folk, country

and rock.

Lizzie Brown Cartwright45 Hazelwood Road - Painter

Lizzie says” Granny in a van travelling the UK sketching, photographing then translating to canvas in the studio will be showing paintings from those travels.”

Carmen Roome28 Holloway Road, Duffield,DE56 4FE

Images of wild horses of which she says this is “the art I am most passionate about - to my mind the purest expression of power in movement - my goal - capturing an essence of what it is to be alive”.

Wendy Tate & Margaret Allton24 Duffield Court Chapel St. Duffield DE56 4EQ

Wendy and Margaret are hugely experienced painters and teachers and are returning to the festival after a great show last year. Oils, Pastels and Watercolours exhibited.

They say “Come and see what we do!”

Patsy Kell 4 Chapel St, Duffield

Garage open as an art gallery showing paintings, stone carvings, wool crafts and local views in ink and wash. Mornings only 10-1pm

OPEN STUDIOS

This year there are four venues

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Djembe Drumming - Duffield Meadows School. - Sunday 24th

11.00 to 11.30.am and 2.30pm to 3.30pmLearn to play a rhythm, enjoy drumming games and freestyling.

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A fascinating voyage through the weird and wonderful world of the tuba. Discover instruments ancient and modern, Alpine Horns, Tibetan Dungs, African Kudus, Roman Cornu, American Sousaphone plus many more…. all will be revealed. Music from classical to jazz and the opera Carmen in four and a half minutes!! An unforgettable performance with something for everyone.

For years the BPSO has delighted audiences with its spectacular Proms Night in Beacon Park, Lichfield and Symphony Hall, Birmingham. Music from Pirates of the Caribbean, Out of Africa, Dances with Wolves, Tristan and Isolde, Romeo and Juliet and traditional last night favourites (Sea Songs, Rule Britannia, Jerusalem, Pomp and Circumstance). Other concerts in the series 6 October 2017 Derby Piano Quartet 27 January 2018 Bemrose Bursary Recital, Siting Meng (piano) 24 March 2018 BLOCK4 Recorder Quartet 21 April 2018 Astaria String Quartet 12 May 2018 Pelléas Ensemble (Flute, Viola & Harp)

TICKETS: Adult £15, Concession £14, Student £7 Tickets available from Foulds, Irongate, Derby;

Duffield News, Town Street, Duffield; John Norreys (01332 841503); Caroline Morgan (01332 843191);

Len Jenkinson (01332 552860); at the door and online through our website www.musicatduffield.com

Music at Duffield

Proms Night in Duffield British Police

Symphony Orchestra

Saturday 11 November 2017 (7:30pm) Ecclesbourne School, Duffield

Travelling by Tuba

Saturday 23 September 2017 (7:30pm) Ecclesbourne School, Duffield

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A fascinating voyage through the weird and wonderful world of the tuba. Discover instruments ancient and modern, Alpine Horns, Tibetan Dungs, African Kudus, Roman Cornu, American Sousaphone plus many more…. all will be revealed. Music from classical to jazz and the opera Carmen in four and a half minutes!! An unforgettable performance with something for everyone.

For years the BPSO has delighted audiences with its spectacular Proms Night in Beacon Park, Lichfield and Symphony Hall, Birmingham. Music from Pirates of the Caribbean, Out of Africa, Dances with Wolves, Tristan and Isolde, Romeo and Juliet and traditional last night favourites (Sea Songs, Rule Britannia, Jerusalem, Pomp and Circumstance). Other concerts in the series 6 October 2017 Derby Piano Quartet 27 January 2018 Bemrose Bursary Recital, Siting Meng (piano) 24 March 2018 BLOCK4 Recorder Quartet 21 April 2018 Astaria String Quartet 12 May 2018 Pelléas Ensemble (Flute, Viola & Harp)

TICKETS: Adult £15, Concession £14, Student £7 Tickets available from Foulds, Irongate, Derby;

Duffield News, Town Street, Duffield; John Norreys (01332 841503); Caroline Morgan (01332 843191);

Len Jenkinson (01332 552860); at the door and online through our website www.musicatduffield.com

Music at Duffield

Proms Night in Duffield British Police

Symphony Orchestra

Saturday 11 November 2017 (7:30pm) Ecclesbourne School, Duffield

Travelling by Tuba

Saturday 23 September 2017 (7:30pm) Ecclesbourne School, Duffield

80,000 miles a year and still not out of puff!

For years the BPSO has delighted audiences with its spectacular Proms Night in Beacon Park, Lichfield and Symphony Hall, Birmingham. Music from Pirates of the Caribbean, Out of Africa, Dances with Wolves, Tristan and Isolde, Romeo and Juliet and traditional last night favourites (Sea Songs, Rule Britannia, Jerusalem, Pomp and Circumstance).

TICKETS: Adult £15, Concession £14, Student £7

Tickets available from Foulds, Irongate, Derby;Duffield News, Town Street, Duffield;John Norreys (01332 841503); Caroline Morgan (01332 843191);Len Jenkinson (01332 552860); at the door and online through our websitewww.musicatduffield.com

Proms Night in DuffieldBritish Police

Symphony OrchestraEcclesbourne School, Duffield

Saturday 11 November 7:30pm

Other concerts in the series6 October 2017

Derby Piano Quartet

27 January 2018Bemrose Bursary Recital, Siting Meng

(piano)24 March 2018

BLOCK4 Recorder Quartet

21 April 2018Astaria String Quartet

12 May 2018Pelléas Ensemble Flute, Viola & Harp

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TRAVELLINGBY TUBAEcclesbourne School, DuffieldSaturday 23 September7:30pm80,000 miles a year and still not out of puff!A fascinating voyage through the weird and wonderful world of the tuba. Discover instruments ancient and modern, Alpine Horns, Tibetan Dungs, African Kudus, Roman Cornu,

American Sousaphone plus many more…. all will be revealed. Music from classical to jazz and the opera: Carmen in four and a half minutes!! An unforgettable performance with something for everyone.

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We wish the Festival every success

We would like to thank a number of people for their help, support and hard work in making sure the festival happens. So a great big thanks goes to the following:

All the amazing performers, makers and exhibitors who have given their time to make it a great festival.

Our fantastic sponsors: Fletcher and Company, estate agents and Chevin Homes

Duffield Parish Council for their continued support and donation.

Duffield Community Association for sponsorship of the arts competition.

The venues for being so welcoming to the festival: Ecclesbourne School, Duffield Meadows School, Croots Farm Shop,

Prizes for the draw: Croots Farm Shop, The Quad, Town Street Tap, The Co-op, Katie Weeds, Scarthin Books, This Boutique, Duffield Hair Design, David James and Ian Wilson Carpets.Ashley Franklin for pulling together the photography competition.

Duffield Carnival for the temporary storage and the loaning of items.

Judy Clough of Duffield News for her endless support.

Marie Timbrell (Derbyshire County Council) and Carol- Ann Howard for making the library a big part of the festival.

Derby College Public Service Course students and the First Duffield Scout Group for being great volunteers.

Everyone who has offered to volunteer during the festival.

Gail Lowe and Dawn Narborborough (The Scarecrow Ladies) for coordinating the Scarecrow Festival.

Ann Eley of La Designs for her incredible design work.

The short story competition Di Hancock and Richard Eaton,

The WI and the Duffield Preschool for offering to provide great food.

Finally to the incredibly hard working and dedicated Duffield Arts Festival Team who have worked tirelessly in bringing to you an amazing festival.

A massive

THANK YOU

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Thank you to Janis Clark’s family and friends for the sponsorship of the Short Story competition.

FARM SHOP

Award winningFarm Shop & Café

Wirksworth Road, Duffield. DE56 4AQwww.croots.co.uk Tel 01332843032

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ON THE STREET Over the weekend

The ColourfulStilt WalkersMeet and greet and stretch to shake hands with some tall friends who will come in a variety of guises.

Word Wise Word Wise will be popping up sharing some great poetry and spoken word on the street.

Tom Gray - excellent bagpiper

Andy Gilbert Caricatures. SunAdults and children will enjoy being drawn by caricature artist Andy Gilbert, who creates each A3 caricature on high quality paper using a combination of black and grey brush pens taking around five minutes to capture each ‘Victim’, bringing tears of laugher when he reveals their caricature. A small fee is charged.

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POP UP POETRY AND SPOKEN WORDThe White Hart Duffield.

Wednesday 20th September from 7pmWord Wise featuring Jamie Thrasivoulou will be putting on a great evening of spoken word and poetry. It will feature a workshop, an open mic session and then some special guests. A truly entertaining and enjoyable evening. If you haven’t been to a spoken word gig before now is your chance. Free admission.

COLINHALLIDAY

Duffield based artist with regular solo shows in London and across the UK. Many works are painted

en plein air in the countryside that surrounds Duffield and

elsewhere in Derbyshire. You can see Colin’s work online and call to arrange a visit to his Duffield

studio.

www.colinhallidayart.co.ukMobile 07759 595294

email: challiday1964@btinternet.comFacebook “f ” Logo CMYK / .eps Facebook “f ” Logo CMYK / .eps

BSA Derbyshire aims to help bring

science closer to the heart of society

and culture, by providing events

and activities for all ages. NEW

VOLUNTEERS ALWAYS WELCOME!

Please search @BSADerbyshire on Twitter/Facebook,

or email us at cplant1990@hotmail.co.uk

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Croots Farm Shop serving up their scrumptious burgers and hot dogs at Ecclesbourne School, Wirksworth Road.

Duffield Cumberhills afternoon and evening WIs will be providing fantastic cakes and refreshments inside Ecclesbourne School, Wirksworth Road.

The Town Street Tapwill be providing their wonderful beers and ciders at Ecclesbourne School.

Duffield Pre School will be providing wonderful cakes at Duffield Meadows School, Park Road.

FOOD GLORIOUS

FOOD! There is no need

for a packed lunch as the festival has

it covered, with so much delicious

food and drink available you’ll be spoilt for choice...

There will also be refreshments in the

churches

………plus there are still all the other great places to

eat in Duffield!

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Tennis & Squash Club Open Evening Thursday night 6pm - 9pm

• free tennis/ squash / racketball for the night • raffle• bar open and refreshments • membership offers• come and see the modernised facilities & new tennis courts• fastest serve competition plus prizes for kids • racket and equipment demos

www.duffieldtennisclub.co.uk www.duffieldsquashclub.co.uk

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THE PATTENMAKERSThere will be live music in the bar at the Patten makers Arms. An eclectic mix from blues to pop played by a range of talented local artists outside of their normal band or ex-band context.

2.00pm - Dave & ChrisDave on his 12 string guitar. Chris on vocals, with harmonies with occasional mandolin. Some blues, a little folk and some pop songs.

3pm - Mollie Hewitt-Richards

Great singer and keyboard player.

Saturday2.00pm to

5.00pmAND

8.00pm to10.30pm

Sunday2.00pm

AND3.00pm

BEATE TOYKA

PIANO-THONI would like to invite you to be part of this exciting session of sustained piano playing as part of the Duffield Arts Festival! If you are a piano player and would enjoy playing to a friendly audience, then this is for you. You can play either on your own, with a duet partner or in a 4 or 6 hands piece ‘on the spot’. I will provide sheet music for impromptu groupings, and will also be contributing.

Any age or level is welcome and the duration of any piece is something we can chat about. Not a pianist…then bring another instrument! Do also invite your friends and family to come along. Or just pop along to listen. There will be tea and cup cakes too!For more information, and to take part please contact Beate a.s.a.p. at btwilmshurst@bt.com

2.00pm to 4.00pm

at Weston Centre, Tamworth Street.

BURLESQUE CHAIR DANCING

with Ebony Fleur At Ecclesbourne School

Sunday 24th 4.00pm to 5.00pm

Ebony, a really great dancer will lead the totally fun

workshop Ladies Only

Please wear something easy

to move in, leggings and a vest top are a good choice.

Follow the signs.

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There will be something on offer for everyone during the Festival week at Duffield Library; from colour themed family craft activities and story times to a pop-up archive exhibition and specially selected book displays.

We will be launching our Duffield Library Mindfulness Colouring Group for adults and there is the chance to meet one of our Derbyshire Record Office Archivists during our ‘Ask the Archivist’ session. If you’re mesmerised by maps or flummoxed by family history or would like to chat about the bygone days of Duffield please do come along, you can be sure of a warm welcome.

There will also be a special collection of colour themed eBooks available to borrow from our website during the Festival. For more information about eBooks visit http://www.derbyshire.gov.uk/leisure/libraries/ebooks

Meanwhile if you’re looking for some creative inspiration why not try one of our colour themed recommended reads.

The White Tiger by Aravind Adiga.

Servant, philosopher, entrepreneur and murderer Balram is known as the ‘White Tiger’. Driven by a desire to better himself, find out how the white tiger frees his cage.

Black Dog by Stephen Booth

One of our members’ most popular authors, Stephen’s Peak District set crime novel series started with Black Dog. Join detective duo Cooper & Fry in the search for missing teenager Laura Vernon.

Five Quarters of the Orange by Joanne Harris

A tale of betrayal, lies, blackmail and food set in the Loire Valley by the author of Chocolat.

DUFFIELDLIBRARY If you would like to

find out more visit Duffield Library or

Tel. 01629 533919.

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Family Book Bundle CompetitionRunning from18th to 23rd September.Win a bundle of books for all the family in our free prize draw for Derbyshire Library members, Not a library member? Membership is FREE, ask in the library for more details. Prize draw terms and conditions are available on request.

Ask the ArchivistMonday 18th September, 10.00 am - 4.00 pmAn opportunity to ask an archivist about your local studies research or how to progress your family tree. Plus visit our pop-up archive exhibition.

Make a Magic Scratch Art BookmarkWednesday 20th September, 2.00 pm - 3.00 pm and 4.00 pm - 5.00 pmCreate your own magic scratch art bookmark to take home. Family event suitable for ages 3 and up.

Story TimeWednesday 20th September, 3.15 pmJoin us for a colourful story time to celebrate Duffield Festival. Family event suitable for all ages.

Friday 22nd September, 11.00 am to 11.30 amMeet our mystery medieval guest for a story time. Family event suitable for all ages.

Mindfulness Colouring for AdultsFriday 22nd September, 2.30 pm – 3.30 pmJoin our new friendly Mindfulness Colouring group, adults of all ages are welcome. Why not make new friends whilst relaxing with colouring. Initial supplies are provided or bring along your own.

Medieval Family Mayhem at the Court of King JohnSaturday 23rd September, 10.30 am- 3.00pmMake a crown or design your very own family coat of arms. Family event suitable for ages 3 and up.

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There will be an animal hunt for children in the

church, around the theme of Noah.

There will be a special service on Sunday

morning at 10.30 with a theme of “Celebration

of Colour.”

Come and visit the Rainbow Prayer station in

the church over the weekend.

The church will open on Saturday and Sunday

after the service.

TRINITYMETHODIST

CHURCH

King Street, DE56 4EUSaturday

Open

Saturday and Sundayafter the service.

The church will be open

for a Reformation trail

(500th anniversary this

year).

There will be information

and a trail to explain what

the Reformation was all

about.

ST. ALKMUNDS

CHURCH

Church Drive,

DE56 4BD

The church will be open on the Sat 23rd, 13:00 – 16:00, serving teas and coffees and some craft for the children. For information please call Gillian on: 01332 840385 or 07729335974or email: info@duffieldartsfestival.com

DUFFIELDBAPTIST

CHURCHMakeney Rd,

Duffield, DE56 4BDSaturday

13.00pm until 4.00pm

Colour Explosion - adults and older

children, try your hand at string art;

youngsters, come and join in Multi-

coloured Messy Mayhem.

Drinks and freshly baked colourful

cakes for all!

The church will be open for art and

craft activities.

Workshops in string art will take

place at:11am, 2pm and 3pm on

Saturday and 2pm and 3pm on Sunday.

EMMANUEL COMMUNITY

CHURCH

32 Chapel St, Duffield DE56 4EQ

Saturday

11.00am until 4.00pm

Sunday 1pm until 4pm

Everyone is welcome to

join us at family-friendly

church on Sunday at 10:30am.

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Email Sheila at: shibby83@hotmail.co.uk,call on: 07835 334683

or drop your name and contact details into theDuffield Library or Duffield News.

Can you offer just two hours of your time on Saturday 23rd or Sunday 24th of September?

We are looking for kind-hearted people who can help at Ecclesbourne School, The Weston Centre and Duffield Meadows School.

We need volunteers between 8.30 am and 7 pm.

The festival is a not-for profit venture, it is planned over nine months and is put together for the benefit of the Duffield community and its businesses.

You will be working with a great bunch of people and you will get free entry to all day events.

So, if you can help, and offer just two hours of your time, it would be appreciated.

CAN YOU HELP?

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