Weston Green Area Guide

Afternoon Jump Racing. Check venue for exact opening and race times.

Jim Cregan has been in the music business Since the Sixties. He has played with some of the bigest legends in rock music including Rod Stuart, Cockney Rebel, Family & Cat Stevens and many more.

Best friends Julia and Jane are respectable, married… and absolutely bored. But when a dashing French lover from their past announces he’s coming to town, their polite façades start to crack. With their husbands conveniently away, the wine starts flowing, old rivalries resurface, and a perfectly civilised reunion descends into delicious chaos. When temptation knocks, will they answer? Fallen Angels is Noël Coward at his cheekiest. This fast-paced comedy of manners bubbles with sharp dialogue, farcical twists, and the timeless tension between romance and respectability.

Rachmaninov's Vespers (also known as the 'All-Night Vigil') is a haunting cornerstone of the choral repertoire. Rachmaninov uses the unaccompanied choir almost like an orchestra, with great colour and precision, although the work is very firmly founded in the Orthodox tradition and is largely based on Orthodox chant. The choir frequently divides into many parts, giving rise to complex and varied textures. The vespers were composed and premiered in 1915, at a time of great turmoil in Russia. Sergei Rachmaninov had a deep and very personal religious faith, which he expresses beautifully through this unaccompanied set of choral vespers. They are separated into two parts: the evening Vespers and the morning Matins, both full of exquisitely rich harmonies." A licensed bar will be open before the event.

PROGRAMME JS BACH Fantasia super: Komm, heiliger Geist RAMEAU arr. FOSTER Selections from Dardanus GF HANDEL arr. BARNES Largo from Xerxes VICTOR EWALD Quintet No 2, Op 6 JS BACH Little Fugue in G Minor DANI HOWARD 2025 commission FELIX BLUMENFELD arr. AKUGBO Sarabande FAURE arr. FOSTER Pavane KURT WEILL arr. FOSTER Threepenny Opera Winners of the inaugural Philip Jones International Brass Ensemble Competition and the Royal Overseas League Competition, Connaught Brass seek to redefine how brass chamber music is perceived. Blending a deep respect for the genre's rich heritage with a fresh, youthful perspective, their performances are not only marked by vibrance and boldness, but with warmth and approachability, reflecting the strong camaraderie at the heart of the ensemble. Through brand-new commissions, audience-favourite arrangements and a commitment to originality, Connaught Brass breathe new life into tradition, offering a unique and engaging concert experience with the ultimate goal of bringing brass chamber music to the forefront of today's musical world. TICKETS General admission: £22 Family Ticket: £30 for two adults, or £15 for one adult, when accompanying one or more children NHS staff, Universal Credit recipients (with ID) £5 (purchase at the door or book via [email protected]) Free entry for members, children, students under 26 (with card) and accompanying carers Seats are not numbered. The venue is a church with comfortable seating. Please note there are some pillars. It is accessible for wheelchair users as there are no steps, and free parking is available by the church and on surrounding roads.

A great night of comedy filled with fun and laughter. Please note this venues does not have wheelchair access to the room You are booking for a night of comedy and line-up is subject to change.