The Annual General Meeting of the Management Committee of the Bramwell Memorial Parish Institute will be held at the Institute on Tuesday 4th March 2025 at 19:00. You are all very welcome to come along, hear what the Committee has been doing and talk to the Committee members.
The business meeting will be followed by refreshments and a chance for informal discussion with the Committee.
Stuart Jagger
Chair, The Management Committee
Bramwell Memorial Parish Institute
Church Services
Sunday 9th February 2025 : Holy Communion at 10am
Sunday 9th March 2025 : Holy Communion at 10am
Sunday 30th March 2025 : A Service of Thanksgiving for Mothering Sunday at 10am
Sunday 13th April 2025 : Holy Communion at 10am
Sunday 20th April 2025 : Easter Sunday Service at 10am
17 to 23 August 2024Every year, the small village of Taddington in the Peak District National Park, Derbyshire, is pleased to welcome people from all over the world to its Well Dressing, Flower Festival and Village Fete.
Each year there is a different theme on which the designs are based and this year the theme is Flora, Fauna & Folk.
The village’s historic church and pretty churchyard near the centre of the village, are the focal point of most of the week’s activities.
Entry fee £6
The Daniel Smith Blues Band will be playing live in Taddington on Friday 10 May at 7:30 at the village institute.
“A serious challenger to Jools Holland as the UK’s no.1 boogie pianist” – Blues in Britain
“For jump-blues, look no further than Daniel Smith” – Blues Revue USA
www.danielsmithbluesband.com
Advance tickets £12.00 (£8.00 Students).
There will be a bar.
The Foundry Group presents ‘Underdogs’ at Taddington Village Institute on Friday 8 March 7:30
When they’re in a hole, some people start digging. In an overlooked pub in a left-behind town, an unlikely hero and his would-be agent plot to put themselves on the map via an insane World Record attempt – the longest time buried alive. That’s five months in an oversized coffin, under a tiny beer garden in the middle of Mansfield. A true and often hilarious tale of courage, endurance, hope, despair, love, lies and media manipulation.
The world premiere of Underdogs took place at Brighton’s Rialto Theatre as part of Brighton Fringe, 24th-28th May 2022 and was the winner of the OffFEST Award for Theatre, Brighton Fringe 2022.
“…on the surface about a bizarre record attempt; underneath an indictment of society’s attitude to the little people.” – Chris Neville-Smith
“The Foundry Group’s new play crackles with sharp one-liners… subtly layered with universal themes of love and loss. Highly recommended.” – Fringe Review
“Enchanting comedy… clever and endearing.” GScene
Tickets are now on sale – £12 advance, £14 on the door, £8 under 16s and students
To book please email taddingtoninstitute@gmail.com