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Hailed as one of the best films of the millennium, this silent movie, filmed in black & white, has taken the film world by storm.

It’s the late 1920s in Hollywood and handsome George Valentin is a silent movie idol, THE ARTIST. During the premiere of his latest film, Valentin meets Peppy Miller, a star-struck extra and aspiring actress. The two are attracted to each other and Peppy is given a small dancing role in his next picture. As their romance progresses, Valentin’s producer has to cope with a love-struck star who is distracted on the set, Peppy’s career begins to take off, and Valentin fears that a new fad in the movie business – talkies – will ruin him.

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Paul B writes:

Please note that Evie’s artistic gatherings at the village hall have been re-scheduled from 11.00 am to 1.00 pm on Thursdays.

There is still plenty of room to join Santa’s little helpers, all beavering away merrily. Cookies, coffee and conversation.

If you are unsure of what you would like to do, there is plenty of advice on hand. See you there.

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The staff and children at Parwich Primary School would like you to join them at their Christmas Fayre, on Thursday 29th November 2012, from 6pm to 8pm in the Memorial Hall.

Tickets can be bought in advance for £2.00 each, either directly from the school, or by filling in the order form which most households will now have received through their letter boxes. Admittance on the door is £2.50.

Entry entitles you to a complimentary mince pie, plus a glass of mulled wine, tea, coffee or squash.

This will be an evening full of festive cheer, with a chance to buy lots of Christmas goodies! All monies raised will go to the school.

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School Christmas Fayre

The staff and children at Parwich Primary School would like you to join them at their Christmas Fayre, on Thursday 29th November 2012, from 6pm to 8pm in the Memorial Hall.

Tickets can be bought in advance for £2.00 each, either directly from the school, or by filling in the order form which most households will now have received through their letter boxes. Admittance on the door is £2.50.

Entry entitles you to a complimentary mince pie, plus a glass of mulled wine, tea, coffee or squash.

This will be an evening full of festive cheer, with a chance to buy lots of Christmas goodies! All monies raised will go to the school.

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The acclaimed wildlife artist Esther Tyson is staging an exhibition of recent work in our stunning modern Memorial Hall. Esther lives in Parwich, and the exhibition presents an opportunity for the local community to see her work, as well as serious collectors of wildlife art.

Esther studied at Carlisle College of Art and the prestigious Royal College of Art. She has exhibited in galleries in London and all over the country. She has also received many accolades and awards for her work.

Esther is renowned for work that reflects her intense passion for lengthy study of wild life in its natural habitat. The work she produces evokes a powerful image of the very essence that she experiences in her observations. The exhibition will feature a wide variety of her work, from her local Derbyshire countryside to the mountains of Nepal and recent underwater studies in Dorset.

The exhibition takes place in Parwich Memorial Hall on Saturday 17th and Sunday 18th November 2012, from 10am to 4pm. Admission is free, and all are welcome!

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This lovely romantic film, based on the book Salmon Fishing in the Yemen, tells of a visionary sheik who has a big dream — to bring salmon fishing to the desert. Willing to spare no expense, he instructs his representative to turn his dream into reality. The Prime Minister’s overzealous press secretary latches on for its potential as a ‘good will’ story. Now, this unlikely team will put it all on the line and embark on an upstream journey of faith and fish to prove the impossible, possible.

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The acclaimed wildlife artist Esther Tyson is staging an exhibition of recent work in our stunning modern Memorial Hall. Esther lives in Parwich, and the exhibition presents an opportunity for the local community to see her work, as well as serious collectors of wildlife art.

Esther studied at Carlisle College of Art and the prestigious Royal College of Art. She has exhibited in galleries in London and all over the country. She has also received many accolades and awards for her work.

Esther is renowned for work that reflects her intense passion for lengthy study of wild life in its natural habitat. The work she produces evokes a powerful image of the very essence that she experiences in her observations. The exhibition will feature a wide variety of her work, from her local Derbyshire countryside to the mountains of Nepal and recent underwater studies in Dorset.

The exhibition takes place in Parwich Memorial Hall on Saturday 17th and Sunday 18th November 2012, from 10am to 4pm. Admission is free, and all are welcome!

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This lovely romantic film, based on the book Salmon Fishing in the Yemen, tells of a visionary sheik who has a big dream — to bring salmon fishing to the desert. Willing to spare no expense, he instructs his representative to turn his dream into reality. The Prime Minister’s overzealous press secretary latches on for its potential as a ‘good will’ story. Now, this unlikely team will put it all on the line and embark on an upstream journey of faith and fish to prove the impossible, possible.

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1) There will not be an intermediate Pilates class on Monday (5th November), as per my earlier schedule.

2) When attending Pilates classes, please remember to bring a small towel cushion or Pilates block for support.

– Sue P

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Even though it is half term, Circuit Training is still on tomorrow (Thursday), at 6pm in the Memorial Hall.

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This lovely romantic film, based on the book Salmon Fishing in the Yemen, tells of a visionary sheik who has a big dream — to bring salmon fishing to the desert. Willing to spare no expense, he instructs his representative to turn his dream into reality. The Prime Minister’s overzealous press secretary latches on for its potential as a ‘good will’ story. Now, this unlikely team will put it all on the line and embark on an upstream journey of faith and fish to prove the impossible, possible.

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The acclaimed wildlife artist Esther Tyson is staging an exhibition of recent work in our stunning modern Memorial Hall. Esther lives in Parwich, and the exhibition presents an opportunity for the local community to see her work, as well as serious collectors of wildlife art.

Esther studied at Carlisle College of Art and the prestigious Royal College of Art. She has exhibited in galleries in London and all over the country. She has also received many accolades and awards for her work.

Esther is renowned for work that reflects her intense passion for lengthy study of wild life in its natural habitat. The work she produces evokes a powerful image of the very essence that she experiences in her observations. The exhibition will feature a wide variety of her work, from her local Derbyshire countryside to the mountains of Nepal and recent underwater studies in Dorset.

The exhibition takes place in Parwich Memorial Hall on Saturday 17th and Sunday 18th November 2012, from 10am to 4pm. Admission is free, and all are welcome!

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Evie’s Artistic Afternoons

Paul B writes:

Come on, let’s have you… it’s time to get your sticky-back plastic & Fairy Liquid bottles at the ready and get creative at Evie’s artistic afternoons at the Memorial hall from 3.30pm to 5.30pm on Thursday afternoons

…or if you’d just like some company and a chinwag with a cuppa and bickies, come along and see whats cracking off.

The first one was enjoyed by all who attended. A contribution towards the hire charges is £3.00-ish, but will get less as more people attend.

You might discover a hidden talent, who knows? Be there or be square.

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We have received the following from Cheryl Woolley and Sandra Bradshaw – more details to follow soon……!

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Film night tonight!

Apologies to all of you who came… owing to last month’s technical hitch, we will be presenting the film again.

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Thank you to Kevin S for these great photos of this afternoon’s celebrations at the Memorial Hall marking the unveiling of Hayley Powell’s new sculpture ‘The Dance of Life’:







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October Film Night

Apologies to all of you who came… owing to last month’s technical hitch, we will be presenting the film again.

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Here are the approximate times for Sunday’s celebrations (they may alter slightly on the day) in the Memorial Hall:

  • 4 to 8pm Exhibition of drawings by Children of Parwich Primary School
  • 4pm Arrive for Tea, Cake and Scones donated by Catering4Parwich to music by Hazel B
  • 4-30pm Unveiling of Hayley Powell’s sculptureThe Dance of Life” by Mrs Betty Stone

Everyone is welcome to all or part of the Party, no charge!

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World Premiere this Sunday

As part of the celebration Tea Party this Sunday there is a presentation by Youlgrave based artist, photographer, writer and naturalist Christine Gregory on her recent work.

Christine works in a range of mediums, but especially impressive are her wildlife photographs taken in the White Peak.  It will be a great treat to see her fantastic photographs on the big screen in the Memorial Hall.  We are particularly lucky in that we will get a sneak preview of her new book, not officially being launched until next week (click here for details of the official book launch on Tuesday 2nd October).  Copies of this book will also be available for purchase.

 

Christine Gregory‘s presentation will start at
5pm Sunday 30th October in Parwich Memorial Hall
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Live Music on Sunday

Two local singers will be appearing at the Memorial Hall this Sunday:

Fresh from the Y-not Festival and the Wirksworth Festival Hazel B will be welcoming people as they arrive at the Village Tea Party at 4pm and then playing a set at approximately 6pm.

She will be followed by a very well know local singer (at approximately 7pm) Don Keyworth, who needs no introduction.

All are welcome and there are no admission charges.

There will be wine and fruit juice and nibbles!

But also the Legion will be open for drinks from 6pm.

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The new Memorial Hall Sculpture

One purpose of Art is to get people talking, and presumably Community Art is to get communities talking.  Well here are some photographic teasers of the new Memorial Hall Sculpture.  To find out more, come along to the unveiling on Sunday.

The children of Parwich Primary School did drawings of the sort of sculpture they might like to see created for the Memorial Hall, which will be exhibited in the Hall on Sunday afternoon.  Some of their ideas were incorporated into the final piece.  At the risk of shooting myself in the foot, what sort of community sculpture would you like to see installed where? Remember this is a public forum! Peter T.

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Parwich Memorial Hall has commissioned a sculpture by local artist blacksmith Hayley Powell. Everyone will know her cuckoo by the Cuckoo Gate in Monsdale Lane (if not go and have a look).  Here is a reminder of the unveiling of this in 2006 at a village picnic, that was very well attended despite a clash with the Wimbledon Men’s Final:

Hayley made the cuckoo sculpture when still an A-level student at QEGS; she has since then taken her degree and is now working full-time as an artist and blacksmith (trading as Forever Forged based at Claymills Victorian Forge near Burton on Trent).

Here are some more recent photos of Hayley and her work.

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