Art to bring our community together - 10 Parishes...

Art to bring our community together

Saturday 5th September to Sunday 13th September 2015

I’m so pleased to be a Patron of the 10 Parishes Festival. We moved to Wivey four years ago this summer and it was immediately clear that in addition to the wonderful countryside and welcoming people, Wivey was also home to a thriving arts scene. We were instantly both entranced and impressed by the talent that’s living in the surround-ing hills and valleys, and what better way than to show-case it all, but the 10 Parishes Festival?

Some might ask why organisers work so very hard to put on the Festival. There are lots of huge problems in the

world that they could be addressing. Why, in this environment, does art matter? I believe it matters because looking at a beautiful painting or sculpture gives us an experience that nothing else can. It’s not just that art can make us feel good, which it can, by being made of pleasing colours, or harmonious shapes, or beauti-ful materials. A good piece of art work – whether it’s a painting hanging on a wall, or an enormous sculpture that transforms a public space – can excite, provoke, soothe, and inspire.

Nor do I believe that art is escapist. It allows our eyes and minds a chance to rest, to muse, to think. Looking at art, we reconnect with our inner spirit, a spirit that is rich in thoughts, feelings, and dreams, a spirit that can’t be bankrupted, no matter what might be happening to our bank balance.

And you don’t need to own art to appreciate it. Last year, I was shopping in Wivey on a Saturday morning when I was approached by my (now) friend Jenni Dutton who invited me to come and see her Dementia Darnings, a series of huge portraits of her mother, crafted from wool, charting her decline into dementia. I followed Jenni down Silver Street to her house, up the stairs into her temporary studio and was, literally, blown away by what I saw. The Darnings are amazing. Since then, Jenni and I arranged to bring them to London, to City Hall, where I work. My col-leagues were similarly affected and it was the most popular exhibition we’ve had there in many years.

And I made a friend. That’s another thing that The 10 Parishes Festival does: brings our community together around shared expereinces. How very, very valu-able in today’s increasingly removed on-line world. This year, I hope you all find something that moves you as much as Jenni’s art did me.

Rosie Boycott – Festival Patron

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The organisers of the first 10 Parishes Festival in 2003 could not have forecast that 12 years later art and creativity would still be being celebrated so happily across the 10 Parishes.

Once again over 100 artists, performers and craftspeople are taking part in the nine Festival days, offering you a range of cultural experiences you would not usu-ally expect in such a rural area. All types of artistic disciplines will be represented during the Festival, from painting and textiles, photography, jewellery, ceramics, sculpture and stone carving – this Festival has it all.

On Sunday 6th, join us for Carnival Day when, as part of the famous 10 Parishes Street Market, the greenest Carnival in Somerset takes to the streets. There will also be non-stop music and street entertainment along with stalls selling crafts and artworks, and the very best of local foods to taste and buy.

The Festival is organised by a group of volunteers, entirely for the benefit of the community. Special Thanks go to all the artists, performers and creative people across the 10 Parishes who have participated this year – it is a pleasure to be able to celebrate such talent in this fabulous part of west Somerset.

Avril Gadd – Festival RegistrationsDave Meehan – Festival Website DesignAga Karmolinska – Festival Guide DesignGiles Adams – PublicityLinda Featherstone – Street Market Coordination and Administration Mark Blaker and Jo Finlinson – Carnival CoordinatorsFodo Higginson – Street Market Music Coordinator Chris Howe – Friends of the Festival Coordinator Bev Shaw – TreasurerPauline Homeshaw MBE – Director

It’s September - It’s Festival Time Again!

10parishesfestival.org.uk [email protected] • 01984 624564

The 10 Parishes Festival is operated by Wiveliscombe Area Partnership. Registered in England and Wales No. 4351175. Charity No. 1132983

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Cartoon and CakePainting/Drawing/Illustration

Father and daughter illustrators, Leo and Freya Hartas will introduce all ages to drawing characters and invite you to sit for your cartoon portrait, at Tracebridge Sourdough’s bakery and garden, with cakes and light lunches from the bakery. Drawing workshops.

01823 [email protected]

Rose Cottage, Tracebridge, Ashbrittle, Wellington, Somerset, TA21 0HG

From A38 turn off to Ashbrittle follow the road towards Ashbrittle. At the vil-lage sign for Tracebridge, park in the field on the left. The bakery is 100 yds down the hill on the right. Steps and uneven ground.

Open: 11-5pm

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Untold TheatreBeyond ExpectationsTheatre

This innovative production re-imagines Charles Dickens’ Great Expectations, re-counting events from the perspective of Estella. Brand new scenes weaved into Dickens’ original tale. Opening music sung by the Village Festival Choir.

07891 [email protected]/beyondexpectations

Appley Pavilion, Appley Cross, Appley, Wellington, Somerset, TA21 0HH

From A38 take the turning signposted Greenham, Ashbrittle, Holcombe Ro-gus. 2 miles to Appley Pavilion on left.

Parental guidance: (violence) 12+ Booking: £8/Concs. £6 Avril Silk 01823 [email protected]

Open: 8pm-9pm

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The House of FCeramics, Installation, Jewellery, Mixed Media, Music, Painting, Circus

This year House of F is in the fantastic Forest of F. Feast your eyes on the flip side of fine art. Find the fabulous Fair-ies Flea Market. Join us for a Fresh, Fertile one-off Feast of Creativity. Vari-ous workshops.


Stone Hill Lane, Spring Grove Cross, Bathealton, Somerset, TA4 1NL

From Wiveliscombe take the road past Kingsmead to Spring Grove Cross. Turn right, continue 1 mile. Event lo-cated to left of sharp right hand bend.

Workshops free / donationsRachel Gundry 01984 [email protected]

Open: 11-6pm, workshops: Thu-Fri: 4pm-6pm

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Wiveliscombe Town Council

Guide to Symbols

Full Disabled Access

Partial Disabled Access

Disabled Access with Assistance

No Disabled Access

Steps or Uneven Ground

Tea/Coffee/Soft Drinks

Biscuits/Cakes/Snack Food

Light Meals or Restaurant

Stout Footwear/Clothing Advised

We are greatly appreciative for our financial supporters and advertisers who

continue to recognise the cultural and economic value of the arts

in our community.

With thanks to the Friends of the Festival for their generous support.

During 2012, the Festival was taken under the wing of The Wivelis-combe Area Partnership.WAP provides a number of services to the local community, such as the operation of the Community Office in Wiveliscombe and Wivey Link, which provides community trans-port in the area. WAP’s oversight of the Festival en-sures that our legal and financial functions are taken care of, and allows the Working Group to con-tinue building on the artistic and community events that make the Festival special.

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Bathealton Village Hall Arts and CraftsJewellery, Mixed Media, Painting/Drawing/Illustration, Textiles/Fashion

A wide ranging exhibition of paintings, crafts, cards and jewellery with Antonia Myatt, The Bathealton Silk Group and Elaine McNicholas.


Bathealton Village Hall, Bathealton, Somerset, TA4 2AN

Village Hall is opposite the Church in the centre of Bathealton.

Open: 11-5pm

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Marion GarrettPainting/Drawing/Illustration

Marion paints to strive towards an aesthetic solution for ‘Cotidien’ stress! One starts with emotion and pitting it against a pictorial image one hopes to achieve balance and harmony.

01823 669394 [email protected]

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Haunted BathealtonGhosties, Ghoulies and Long Legged BeastiesMixed Media, Model Making, Street Event

The Parish has been invaded by ghosts and other weird apparitions. Visible from the road all around the Parish during the week and descending on The Old Rectory on the last weekend.


General area of Bathealton, Bathealton, Somerset, TA4 2AN

Event visible from the roads around Bathealton Parish during the week. Last weekend all together in The Old Rectory opposite the Church.

Open: 9-6pm, last weekend: 11-5pm

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Tilly WillisPaintings and Portrait DemonstrationPainting/Drawing/Illustration

Local landscapes, portraits, still life and paintings of Africa. Prints, cards and fabrics for sale. Tilly will paint a portrait from a model in oils. She will describe her techniques and answer questions whilst working.

01984 624459 / 07961 [email protected]

Bicknells, Bathealton, Somerset, TA4 2AN

Bathealton is approximately 3 miles from Wiveliscombe or Milverton. Bick-nells is in the village centre, next to Village Hall and church.

Portrait painting demonstration: Saturday 12th, 2pm-5pm

Open: 11-6pm

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Tom WoodSculpture/Carving

Tom’s sculptures are creations made of found materials that emulate nature and offer habitats to many species of birds and insects. That way they are not only beautiful but also useful.

01823 400543 / 07545 [email protected]

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Alexandra Lavizzari Celebrating the Beauty of the West CountryPainting, Photography

Oil and pastel landscapes, seascapes and still lives, mounts and greeting cards.

01823 431472 / 07535 [email protected]/alexazari

Waterrow Church and Community Hall, Waterrow, Somerset, TA4 2AX

From Wiveliscombe follow B3227 in direction of Bampton. At Rock Inn turn right – village hall is on left after 200 mtrs.

Open: 11-5pm

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Susie KenwardPainting/Drawing/Illustration

Detailed botanical studies of flowers, fruit and vegetables and dog portraits in watercolour and coloured pencil. Mounted and framed prints and cards for sale. Susie has exhibited at Killerton House in Devon and during Somerset Art Weeks.

01823 662856 / 07702 [email protected]

Lesley MarshallHip-Pop ToppersModel Making, Sculpture/Carving

Unique handmade edible and non-edible cake toppers. Molded and sculptured characters – can be per-sonalised for likeness, gift boxed sugar designer shoes, baby shoes, animals and babies to adorn your cakes.

01398 361200 / 07774 [email protected]

Gerard Van Der EndeWivey Windsor ChairsFurniture

My aim as a craftsman is to uncover the inherent beauty in the objects I make. Enquiries and commissions for tables to go with the chairs, and other furniture, are welcome.


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WELLINGTON 01823 662286 WIVELISCOMBE 01984 624422

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Open: 11-5pm

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Steve MarshallTurnwoodSculpture/Carving

Unique hand turned and carved woodcraft products. All items are made from hardwoods, sourced locally. Wooden bowls, platters, candlesticks and cheeseboards.

01398 361239 / 07885 [email protected]

Raamy NadimCeramics/Glass

Hand thrown stoneware ceramics. Simplicity of form, inspired by both ancient and modern Egyptian pottery. Decorative pots and oven-to-tableware, in rich striking glazes. All pots – oven, aga or microwave – any temperature.

01823 664306 / 07971 [email protected]

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Open: 11-5pm

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Pinhole WorkshopPhotography/Film/New Media

Experience the simplest form of photography with a pinhole camera. Work like the photographic pioneers with wet processing on location, then turn your negative images into digital positives using 21st century technology and share them with your friends.

Kindly supported by exposure47.com

Booking essential:[email protected]

Workshop 1: 10.00-11.30Workshop 2: 12.30-2pmWorkshop 3: 2.30pm-4pm

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Sam BurtonPhotography/Film/New Media

Step back in time! Using early photography techniques Sam will have some striking hand-printed black and white prints on display, including recent work from living in India. Cards and prints from the West Country and the World will be for sale.


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The Raddington 2015 Festival of Music 12th -13th September

Saturday, 10-12noon – Rectory Barn

Get Set For Strictly!Fun dance lessons with Denise Welch

A morning of fun dance lessons in Raddington with professional teacher, Denise Welch of Parade Dance Centre, Taunton.

Ballroom and Latin, for beginners and improvers.

Saturday, 12noon-1pm – St Michael’s Church

Let The Celebration Begin with Sarah Greinig and William Rees

Raddington Festival of Music aims to raise money for urgent repairs and maintenance to the fabric of historic St Michael’s Church. Repairs to the tower alone are estimated at £70,000. This ambitious project has been organized to help safeguard the future of the Church. Ten per cent of net funds will be donated to Youth Music, a national charity sup-porting young musicians.

Reputedly the fifth smallest Church in use in Eng-land, Grade I listed St Michael’s occupies a remote site, nestling on the lower slopes of the Brendon Hills, in a valley charmingly known as ‘Raddington Bottom’ and is approached on foot across a grassy field.

“A remarkable survival of a largely unaltered medi-eval Church”

Historic England

Booking essential £10Including coffee and cake. 15 pairs only.

Booking essential £12.50 (£10.00 rear facing seat)Including and followed by a light lunch at Rectory Barn.

Well-known performer and violinist Sarah Greinig plays Bach’s Partita No 2 in D minor, with inter-spersed readings by distinguished academic William Rees about the history of Raddington Church.

Finding inspiration in the story of Raddington and especially of St Michael’s church from its medieval origins to the current restoration, William’s text will crystallise the themes of continuity and regenera-tion symbolised in the ancient pagan figure of the Green Man embossed within its roof beams. The fi-nal reading will be from the mysteriously connected legend of Sir Gawain and the Green Knight.

Saturday, 2.15pm-5pm – Rectory Barn

Young Performers’ Platform and Frivolous Winds Trio

Saturday, 6pm-7.45pm – St Michael’s Church

Candlelight ConcertClayhanger String Quartet and Soprano Alison Routh

Booking essential £7.50Including tea/coffee and cake at the Rectory Barn Marquee.

Booking essential £15 (£12.50 rear facing seat)Including interval wine with nibbles followed by a simple supper at Rectory Barn

Alastair Thorn, Joshua Hathaway and Hannah Gurd from Richard Huish College playing a Trio perfor-mance from the French composer Darius Milhaud together with solo repertoire on Clarinet and Violin.

Daniel Seow, Freddie Ruthven and Megan Too from Queen’s College will be performing a selection of repertoire in a range of styles.

Young musicians from Wellington School will be playing a repertoire of group and solo pieces in a variety of classical styles. The 4DGs: Meiling, Esme, Theo and Sabina Daniell- Greenhalgh will perform songs and violin pieces.

Frivolous Winds: (Trio of Flute, Clarinet and Bass Clarinet) play during tea and will have something for everyone – from Mozart to Scott Joplin.

Since coming together in 2008 the Clayhanger String Quartet have given concerts all over the West Country.

In the atmospheric setting of the candlelit medieval church they play quartets by Haydn (Op 54 No 1 in G major) and Dvorak (Op 51 in Eb major), and soprano Alison Routh performs songs associated with child-hood and youth by Dvorak, Strauss and Mussorgsky

St Michael’s Church Raddington, Wiveliscombe, Somerset, TA4 2QW

Approach only via B3227 Wiveliscombe/Bampton road at Petton Cross. Turn to Raddington TA4 2QW. Follow signs. St Michael’s Church stands in a grass field, with foot access only, so suitable footwear should be worn. Access roads are paved single track, so a directed traffic system to and from the car parks will be in operation. Drivers are requested to follow Festival signs. There is a distinct gradient to the Church. A car park shuttle minibus will be available. For all events we advise you to bring cushions; for evening events torches and a rug are also advisable. PLEASE ALLOW PLENTY OF TIME FOR ARRIVAL.

Booking: Penny 01984 [email protected]/raddingtonfestivalofmusic

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Rectory Barn Raddington, Wiveliscombe, Somerset, TA4 2QW

Approach only via B3227 Wiveliscombe/Bampton road at Petton Cross. Turn to Raddington TA4 2QW. Follow signs. Rectory Barn is at Rectory Farm below St Michael’s Church. Access roads are paved single track, so a directed traffic system to and from the car parks will be in operation. Drivers are requested to follow Festival signs. A car park shuttle minibus will be avail-able. For all events we advise you to bring cushions; for evening events torches and a rug are also advis-able. PLEASE ALLOW PLENTY OF TIME FOR ARRIVAL

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The Raddington 2015 Festival of Music 12th -13th September

Sunday, 12noon-1pm – St Michael’s Church

Songs for a September SundayVoices of Exmoor Choir

Sunday, 2.15pm-3pm – St Michael’s Church

Exmoor Singers and MusiciansSaffron Summerfield and Hazel Prior

Sunday, 3pm-4.30pm – Rectory Barn

Concertina Band meets Tales of Local HistoryJ25 Concertina Band with Edwyn Mills

Booking essential £12.50 (£10.00 rear facing seat)including and followed by light lunch at Rectory Barn

Booking essential £7.50 (£5 rear facing seat)Concert including and followed by tea/coffee and cakes at the Church Marquee.

Booking essential £7.50Including pre-concert tea/coffee and cakes at Rectory Barn Marquee

The Voices of Exmoor choir present a short concert of lively and light-hearted pieces to lift your spirits before the autumn evenings draw in. This mixed voice choir based in Dulverton is well known for the warmth of its performances.

The Voices of Exmoor choir is made up of individuals who just wish to sing, and, in so doing, can spread an enthusiasm for their love of music to all. The choir was formed in 2005, when 16 singers from the three churches in Dulverton came together under the direction of April Golding for a “one-off” event. Ten years later the choir goes from strength to strength, now with 40 singers.

Songwriter/Guitarist and Celtic Harpist perform lively and original arrangements of Jazz and Blues Standards, Celtic Tunes and new songs inspired by Exmoor.

Saffron is a well-established, UK based singer/song-writer. She has recorded seven albums, played and sung in many venues in the UK, Europe, USA, Hong Kong and New Zealand. Hazel (Celtic Harp, Voice) studied music at Darting-ton College of Arts. She has played her harp for the Ferrara Music Festival in Italy.

3pm tea/coffee and cake, followed by J25 Concer-tina Band. Edwyn Mills regales tales of local history.

J25 carries on the tradition of concertina bands by playing a wide variety of music including items from the classical repertoire to jazz and swing, from military marches to hymns and folk songs and more besides.

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St Michael’s Church Raddington, Wiveliscombe, Somerset, TA4 2QW

Approach only via B3227 Wiveliscombe/Bampton road at Petton Cross. Turn to Raddington TA4 2QW. Follow signs. St Michael’s Church stands in a grass field, with foot access only, so suitable footwear should be worn. Access roads are paved single track, so a directed traffic system to and from the car parks will be in operation. Drivers are requested to follow Festival signs. There is a distinct gradient to the Church. A car park shuttle minibus will be available. For all events we advise you to bring cushions; for evening events torches and a rug are also advisable. PLEASE ALLOW PLENTY OF TIME FOR ARRIVAL.

Booking: Penny 01984 [email protected]/raddingtonfestivalofmusic

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Rectory Barn Raddington, Wiveliscombe, Somerset, TA4 2QW

Approach only via B3227 Wiveliscombe/Bampton road at Petton Cross. Turn to Raddington TA4 2QW. Follow signs. Rectory Barn is at Rectory Farm below St Michael’s Church. Access roads are paved single track, so a directed traffic system to and from the car parks will be in operation. Drivers are requested to follow Festival signs. A car park shuttle minibus will be avail-able. For all events we advise you to bring cushions; for evening events torches and a rug are also advis-able. PLEASE ALLOW PLENTY OF TIME FOR ARRIVAL

Sunday, 5pm-6.55pm – St Michael’s Church

An Evening of Baroque Delights with Sarah Davies and Friends

Supporting Young Musicians:

Special thanks to our sponsors:

Booking essential £15.00 (£12.50 rear facing seat)Including interval wine with nibbles followed by a simple supper at Rectory Barn

An evening of baroque chamber music, performed on period instruments at baroque pitch and in a his-torically informed style, aiming to capture the spirit of the music as well as an authentic sound.

Repertoire includes music by all the much loved composers of the 17th and 18th centuries, including Bach, Handel, Purcell and Telemann, as well as a number of lesser-known but equally exciting com-posers chosen to suit this unique setting.

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Clatworthy Community Exhibition100 years of ClatworthyBooks/Paper/Calligraphy, Mixed Media, Pho-tography/Film/New Media, Textiles/Fashion

Changes in population, farming, lifestyle and topography. Includes pho-tographs, family and parish records, artefacts and crafts. BBQ on Sat at 7pm.

01984 629042 / 07950 [email protected]

Clatworthy Village Hall, Clatworthy, Somerset, TA4 2EQ

From Wiveliscombe Square, follow signs to Clatworthy. Turn right into village. Church is on left and Village Hall on right.

Booking essential: BBQ £6.50/£3.50Sally Moran 01984 629042 [email protected]

Open: 1pm-6pm, Fri: 2pm-6pm

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Tess ArmitageA Walk of ArtPainting/Drawing/Illustration

In the spring, Tess walked many of the hidden footpaths that meander through the 10 Parishes. This year’s exhibition is a collection of studies, sketches and paintings that are an intuitive response to these untouched places.

01823 673152 / 07704 [email protected]

The Studio, Lower Brown Farm, Huish Champflower, Somerset, TA4 2EL

Turn left in Huish Champflower. Follow the road round past Winter’s Cross. Fork right down Brown Lane, First farm on left.

Booking information:Phone 01823 673152 to arrange a preview on Friday 4th September.

Open: 11-6pm

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Marc Vyvyan-JonesBooks/Paper/Calligraphy, Painting/Draw-ing/Illustration, Printmaking

Marc launches a series of illustrated maps with ‘Celtic Arthurian Somer-set’. Exhibition of illustrations from children’s books and collaborations including Pedr a’r Blaidd/Peter and the Wolf. Prints on sale.

01984 624457mail@marcvyvyanjones-illustrator.commarcvyvyanjones-illustrator.com

Champflower Studios, Middle Coombe Farm, Huish Champflower, Somerset, TA4 2HG

From Huish, up hill (signed ‘Upton’) 0.7 miles; turn right down West Coombe Lane. Park where indicated (field or yard).

Open: 10-6pm

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Jos, Tim & Tom HarralPainting/Drawing/Illustration, Sculpture/Carving, Mixed Media

Jos paints wildlife forms in mixed media. Tim creates bird and animal sculptures in metal. Tom is a metalsmith making garden objects from quirky metal offcuts.


Heydon Cottage, Huish Champflower, Somerset, TA4 2HW

From Wiveliscombe – towards Huish Champflower – left – through Huish Moor – uphill 1 mile – cottage on right.

Open: Mon-Fri 10.30-5pm, Sat-Sun: 10.30-6pm

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Dawn ManganPainting/Drawing/Illustration

Dawn’s work contains paintings in watercolour, oil, acrylic and mixed media. It covers a variety of subjects, which include landscape, seascape, flowers and some abstract work.


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Suzi AllenPhotography

Well known for her work with preg-nancies and animals, Suzi enjoys pro-ducing fine art prints of flowers. Suzi is a Director of the British Institute of Professional Photography.


The Orangery, Nynehead Court Residential Home, Nynehead, Wellington, Somerset, TA21 0BN

From Wellington town centre, head towards M5 J26, turn left at 2nd roundabout and after one mile turn left.

Open: 10-5pm

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Melanie DeeganSculpture/Carving

Sculptures of prancing horses, boxing hares, running hounds, dancing figures and more. A new collection of work inspired by travel and observation during the past year along with some popular designs.


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Pamela GilbertJewellery

Exclusive handmade beadwork including jewellery, tassels, embellished boxes and baubles, many incorporating Swarovski crystal elements all of which illustrates my love of colour and design. I will be demonstrating on some days.


Sue HeysCeramics/Glass, Jewellery

Stained glass lampshades, mirrors with elaborate overlays, sun catchers, hangings and decorations plus fused glass items ranging from hangings to dishes and necklaces.

01823 618437 / 07860 [email protected]

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Penny MackrethJewellery

Mixed media jewellery often incorporating leather with hand made beads, silver (sometimes embellished with gold) and including semi-precious stones as focal points.

01398 322979 / 07739 [email protected]

Jim MunnionPainting/Drawing/Illustration, Printmaking

Jim Munnion is a well known professional painter/printmaker.

01934 842347 / 07813 [email protected]

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Annie MusgrovePainting/Drawing/Illustration

The interplay of light and the Som-erset landscape provides inspiration for Annie’s oil paintings of the north coast, the Blackdown and Quantock hills. Small to medium sized original paintings and cards. Previously at Gin-ger Fig Gallery, Taunton, RWA Bristol.

01823 672627 / 07530 [email protected]/artwebsite

Rosey ReedCeramics/Glass, Furniture, Jewellery, Mixed Media, Painting/Drawing/Illustration, Sculpture/Carving

Collecting driftwood and reclaimed materials throughout Devon and Som-erset, she makes decorative wall art, mirrors, lamps, furniture, jewellery and sculptures.

01460 234036 / 07793 [email protected]



Open: 10-5pm

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Bern SawleCeramics/Glass, Furniture, Installation/Con-ceptual, Jewellery, Mixed Media, Sculpture/Carving

A selection of fused pieces, dishes, bowls, jewellery, candle bridges etc. Also some of my larger pieces from the planets and constellation series of glass, wood and ceramic.

01823 618437 / 07974 [email protected]

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Caroline McMillan DaveyPainting/Drawing/Illustration

An exhibition of original paintings by well-known professional artist, who has exhibited work in many leading galleries, including the Royal West of England Academy. Beautiful paintings direct from the artist: under £100 to £1,000. Please come – enjoy the show.


Willow Acre Barn, Chipley, Wellington, Somerset, TA21 0QY

Situated on the B3187 between Mil-verton and Wellington. After leaving Milverton, approximately 1.5 miles on the left.

Open: 10-6pm, Tue-Fri: 10.30-6pm

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Susan LethbridgeNatural Fabrics and WoolTextiles/Fashion

Relax and enjoy a cup of coffee or tea. Shop for natural fabrics made into scarves, throws, garden aprons, hot water bottle covers, cushions. Big selection of fabrics, wools, trimmings for you to make your own creations.


Devonia House, Fore Street, Milverton, Somerset, TA4 1JU

Middle of village on high cobbled pavement diagonally opposite Victoria Rooms village hall.

Open: 10-3.30pm

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Jim DymondRegarding Everyman-Woman DrawingsDrawing

Regard – look – glance – observation – attention – thing to be considered – kindly feeling or wish – take notice – heed – concern – have respect.

01823 400241 / 07766 [email protected]

Pear Tree House, Fore Street, Milverton, Somerset, TA4 1JX

Opposite the Fore Street car park in Milverton.

Open: 12-6pm

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Penny PriceWearable Sculptural JewelleryJewellery, Sculpture/Carving

Unique silver jewellery, designed and made in my Milverton workshop. Individual pieces for anyone wanting something a little different. I shall be working at my workbench throughout the Festival, happy to meet visitors.

01823 400332 / 07770 [email protected]

Westbere House, Fore Street, Milverton, Somerset, TA4 1JX

In the centre of Milverton, opposite the car park in Fore Street, 100 me-tres from the Globe pub.

Open: 11-5pm, Sun: 11-1pm

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ArtisannieLecture/Talk/Discussion, Painting/Drawing/Illustration, Model Making

Local watercolours and more! Portraits, equestrian etc. “A birds eye view from a buggy”. Corn dollies – demonstrations – meet “Dolores” and “Miranda”.


Polthurne, Buttsway, Milverton, Somerset, TA4 1LY

From Milverton take road posted Bathealton/Springrove. First bun-galow on left just past recreation ground.

Open: 11-5pm

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Rachel GundryBooks/Paper/Calligraphy, Ceramics/Glass, Sculpture/Carving

Letter carving in stone, work in clay, poetry in pen and ink. Come and see work in progress, look at stone samples, and have a go at carving a letter if you feel inspired.

01984 624897 / 07914 [email protected]

The Stableyard, Milverton Court, High Street, Milverton, TA4 1NF

From St Michael’s Hill turn into High Street. At the very top of the road turn left into Milverton Court.

Open: 11-6pm

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Simon HealyPainting/Drawing

I work on paper and archival board using a variety of media in search of surfaces that can be drawn, painted and cut. My semi-figurative and ab-stract images are inspired by personal iconography, myth and landscape.


Court Farm, Milverton, Somerset, TA4 1NF

In Milverton, proceed up the High Street off St Michael’s Hill until you reach Court Farm gates. The studio is in front of you and clearly signposted.

Open: 11-6pm

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Ian IlesPhotography/Film/New Media

A selection of landscape and nature-based photography from the south west of England, in both colour and monochrome, including some from the 10 Parishes.

[email protected]

Globe Inn, Appley, Stawley, Wellington, Somerset, TA21 0HJ

A38 south from Wellington, right turn to ‘Greenham, Holcombe Rogus, Appley & Ashbrittle’. Continue to Stawley Cross – Globe Inn signposted at the turn.

Food and drinks in the pub.

Open: 11-3pm, 6.30pm-11.30pm, Sun: 12-3pm, 7pm-11.30pm

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Jem McCluskeyReflexeye Photography & FilmPhotography/Film/New Media

A portfolio of still-life and landscape photographs. An eclectic mix of work in colour and monochrome.

01823 660121 / 07437 [email protected]

Victoria Rooms, Fore Street, Milverton, Somerset, TA4 1JX

The Victoria Rooms are on the south side of Fore Street in Milverton adja-cent to the junction with Creedwell Orchard.

Open: 12-5pm, Mon-Tue: 2pm-5pm, Wed: 1.30pm-3.30pm, Thu: 12-3.30pm

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Local Wood and Wildlife Open DayLecture/Talk/Discussion, Photography/Film/New Media, Sculpture/Carving

An exhibition of working with local timber, with a wildlife walk around Milverton and a documentary exhibition of local photography on timber.


Milverton Sawmill, Station Road, Milverton, Somerset, TA4 1LD

From the Milverton roundabout turn towards centre, and the sawmill is im-mediately on your left. Please follow parking instructions.

Tea and cake available for a donation to the Somerset Wildlife Trust.

Open: 10-4pm

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TauntonWellington New Road

Taunton, TA1 5LU

01823 333722

www.deanevet.co.uk

WiveliscombeFord Road

Wiveliscombe, TA4 2RE

01984 624405

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Cotleigh Brewery Roots Music Mini FestMusic

Fine roots based music played by the best musicians locally and further afield hosted by 10 Radio’s Eddie Gaines – who has championed some of the best contemporary music as well as music from way back when.

01984 624657 / 07817 [email protected]

Cotleigh Brewery, Ford Road, Wiveliscombe, Somerset, TA4 2RE

From the B3227 in Wiveliscombe turn into Ford Road. Cotleigh Brewery is approx 400 mtrs along this road on the left-hand side.

Booking: one night: £10/students £4 2 nights: £15/students £8Eddie Gaines 07817 [email protected]

Open: 7.30pm-11pm

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Women’s Songs of Protest & Social ConscienceSinging workshop and performanceMusic

Fodo’s reinterpretation of protest songs by women, across a range of genres. A singing workshop (Tuesday), will be followed by a solo performance (Thursday) at Roots Music Mini Fest.

01984 624947 / 07811 [email protected]/1BTJI1R

Booking: Tuesday (workshop): pay what you can afford up to £5. Thursday (performance): for ticket price see Roots Music Mini Fest.

Open: Tue: 7.30pm-9.30pm, Thu: 7.30pm-11pm

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Party in the ParkMusic

An evening musical extravaganza, pic-nic, pomp and ceremony, fun for all the family with the Taunton Deane Male Voice Choir and The Deane Big Band. Bring along your picnics, rugs or chairs. For more details, watch local press and posters or visit: wiveliscomberfc.co.uk


The Recreation Ground, West Road, Wiveliscombe, Somerset, TA4 2TB

From the traffic lights in Wivelis-combe drive along Croft Way, past the Croft Way car park and the recreation ground will be on your left.

Open: 6pm-9pm

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Lisa Schneidau & Ronnie ConboyThe Hag of the LandPoetry/Fiction

Ancient and modern stories, woven with ballad, songs and poetry, about our relationship with the natural world. Tales of magic, transformation and unexpected questions.


Suitable for grownups 14+ Booking: £7/Concs. £[email protected]

Open: 7.30pm-9.30pm

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Taunton ThespiansCliffhangersTheatre

Taunton Thespians presents an evening of one act plays from local playwrights. Our theme is Cliffhangers and you can expect an evening of comedy, drama and unexpected endings.


Booking: £[email protected]

Open: 7.30pm-10pm

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Saffron Summerfield & Hazel PriorInspired by ExmoorMusic

New songs and spoken word perfor-mance written by singer/songwriter Saffron Summerfield. Performed by Saffron and Hazel Prior – Celtic harp/vocals – illustrated with digital images shown on screen.

01643 862435 / 07941 [email protected]

Not suitable for children under 6 Booking: £7.50/Concs.£5.50 01984 [email protected]

Open: 7.30pm-9.30pm

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Britton & MooreBEYOND the DOORInstallation/Conceptual, Theatre

Beyond the door lies the Town Hall untouched for 57 years. Inexplicable inconveniences have arisen. Interfer-ences from “The Uncooperative Ghost” perhaps? Britton & Moore, explainers of the unexplained investigate.


Open: Sat: 11-3pm, Sun: 11-5pm

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Wiveliscombe Town Hall, The Square, Wiveliscombe, Somerset, TA4 2JT

Pedestrian access from The Square in Wiveliscombe.

Booking: on door £2.50/Children free. (All children must be accompanied by an adult.). Last entry 30min before end time.

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Tony BlackmorePainting/Drawing/Illustration

Landscapes and seascapes in Pastel inspired by the Somerset countryside and travels further afield.

01984 629261 / 07805 [email protected]

In The Mix Youth Project, The Base Youth Centre, Hartswell, South Street, Wiveliscombe, Somerset, TA4 2NE

The Base Youth Centre is located on the Kingsmead Academy site in Wiveliscombe.

Open: 12-6pm

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Ann BradleyPainting/Drawing/Illustration

I am what I would describe as a ‘Leisure Painter’, even though I have been painting since I was about 10 years old. Mostly self taught, but very enthusiastic!


Jane HollowoodPainting/Drawing/Illustration

Acrylic Landscape paintings of Brendon Hill country.

In The Mix Youth ProjectCafe Random Art and more!Books/Paper/Calligraphy, Mixed Media, Photography/Film/New Media, Sculpture/Carving

An exciting exhibition of staff and young people’s artwork and sculpture through In The Mix Youth Project’s Youth Cafe.


01984 248062 / 07794 [email protected] inthemixproject.org.uk

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John AbrahamPainting/Drawing/Illustration

I imagine I could be described as a re-emerging artist, as in the spring of 2012 I started painting again after a lapse of many years.

01823 461307 / 07894 [email protected]

The Bear Inn Skittle Alley, 10 North Street, Wiveliscombe, Somerset, TA4 2JY

Along the B3227 to the lights in Wiveliscombe and turn up Town Hill to The Square. Turn right along North Street and The Bear Inn is on the right hand side.

Open: 11-5pm, Sun 6th: 10-5pm

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Doulla AebliCeramics/Glass, Sculpture/Carving

Inspired by her love of animals and the surrounding countryside Doulla makes ceramic sculptures of British Wildlife. Each sculpture is entirely hand built and therefore unique. They are suitable for the house and garden.


Chris HowePainting/Drawing/Illustration

Chris has been working in Somerset for 25 years. He works mainly in watercolours, using a limited palette and bold brush strokes to produce atmospheric landscape paintings of Exmoor and the surrounding area.

01984 623994 / 07969 [email protected]

Victoria WardPainting/Drawing/Illustration, Printmaking

Paintings in Acrylic, soft pastel and watercolour. Landscape and creatures. Colour and character. Prints and cards also available.

01643 705469 / 07984 [email protected]

The Bear Inn Skittle Alley, 10 North Street, Wiveliscombe, Somerset, TA4 2JY

Along the B3227 to the lights in Wiveliscombe and turn up Town Hill to The Square. Turn right along North Street and The Bear Inn is on the right hand side.


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Teresa WilsonPainting/Drawing/Illustration

Recent abstract paintings in acrylic with an emphasis on colours and the relationships between them.


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Colette Fowler-MarsonPainting/Drawing/Illustration

An award winning artist producing landscapes, seascapes and figurative paintings.

Jo Johnson and Tom WaughPainting/Drawing/Illustration, Sculpture/Carving

Tom Waugh is a sculptor and letter carver. Jo Johnson is a painter. Both work locally within the 10 Parishes.


01984 624247 / 07791 [email protected]

Fordgate Cottage, Ford, Wiveliscombe, Somerset, TA4 2RH

The Greenhouse, Old Brewery, Golden Hill, Wiveliscombe, Somerset, TA4 2NY

Take B3188 signposted Watchet from Wiveliscombe. On entering village of Ford, venue on the left, entrance off Grants Lane.

From the centre of Wiveliscombe go along Silver Street to Golden Hill. First right into Old Brewery – follow signs.

Open: 11-6pm

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Open: 11-6pm

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Max GreenPainting/Drawing/Illustration

An exhibition of work from local artist Max Green, who will be showing his local scenes, portraits and wildlife, which are very popular amongst both local residents and visitors. Also on view – classic VW campers restored by Max.


Little Field, Langley Marsh, Wiveliscombe, Somerset, TA4 2UJ

From Wiveliscombe Square, travel one mile north to Langley Marsh, on right before Three Horse Shoes public house.


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The Bears of Church StreetModel Making, Sculpture/Carving, Textiles/Fashion

If you come down to Church Street, you’re sure of a big surprise. Individu-ally designed and hand-crafted bears are having fun. I make the bears to traditional and modern designs. They’re waiting to be rehomed.


24 Church Street, Wiveliscombe, Somerset, TA4 2LR

Church Street in Wiveliscombe, op-posite the Kingfisher Chippy.

Open: 11-5pm

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EPS SERVICES & TOOLING Ford Road, Wiveliscombe, Taunton, Somerset, TA4 2RE www.eps-services.co.uk

The Complete Sharpening ServiceWe can sharpen all your tools and knives

• Plate saws • All woodworking tools• Garden shears • Chisels & axes

• TCT circular saws• Chainsaws• Hedge trimmers• Handsaws

Open Monday to Friday 8.00am - 5.00 pmTel: 01984 624273Fax: 01984 623204

EPS SERVICES & TOOLING Ford Road, Wiveliscombe, Taunton, Somerset, TA4 2RE www.eps-services.co.uk

The Complete Sharpening ServiceWe can sharpen all your tools and knives

• Plate saws • All woodworking tools• Garden shears • Chisels & axes

• TCT circular saws• Chainsaws• Hedge trimmers• Handsaws

Open Monday to Friday 8.00am - 5.00 pmTel: 01984 624273Fax: 01984 623204

Ford Road, Wiveliscombe, Taunton Somerset TA4 2RE

EPS SERVICES & TOOLING

www.eps-services.co.uk

The Complete Sharpening Service

We can sharpen all your tools and knives

• Plate saws• All woodworking tools• Garden shears• Chisels & axes• TCT circular saws• Chainsaws• Hedge trimmers• Handsaws

Open Monday to Friday 8.00am - 5.00pm

Tel: 01984 624273 Fax: 01984 623204

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Wiveliscombe Town WalkLecture/Talk/Discussion

A gentle two hour walk around Wiveliscombe with County Archaeologist Bob Croft. Buildings will be brought to life as Bob leads you through centuries of local history.


The Square, Wiveliscombe, Somerset, TA4 2JT

Approaching Wiveliscombe on B3227, turn up hill at traffic lights, bear left into the Square.

Booking:Free walk. Meet in The Square, Wiveliscombe at 2pm.

Open: 2pm-4pm

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Wivey Walkers Festival WalkStreet Event

Join the Wivey Walkers on a beautiful four-hour walk via Raddington and Chipstable to Waterrow.


Booking:Meeting: 9.35. Bus to Petton: 9.47 Wear boots, bring water and lunch.

Open: 9.35-2pm

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Wiveliscombe Walkers are WelcomeTextiles/Fashion

Wiveliscombe was the first town in Somerset to achieve ‘Walkers are Welcome’ status in 2009. Ann Sharman and Alison Durnford designed and embroidered a quilt block to represent Wiveliscombe.


Wiveliscombe House, The Square, Wiveliscombe, Somerset, TA4 2JT

In The Square opposite The Co-operative Shop and next door to the Chemist.

Open: 10-1pm, Sat 10-12.30, Sun 10-4.30pm

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So much choice at our Street Market!

The 10 Parishes annual Street Market offers so much more than just stalls selling their wares, although it does offer the very best in food, drinks and crafts that the region has to offer. The Market also offers a unique and al-most continental atmosphere where the whole family can find things to enjoy. There are so many tasty treats to sample and buy from really happy stallholders. There is music all day to accompany your shopping. A chance to meet up with friends, enjoy a glass of something delicious and watch the world go by. Enjoy all of this entirely free in the heart of Wiveliscombe, YOUR community, and support our lo-cal producers and creative people.

Roald Dahl joins the Carnival Magic2015 features the eighth Carnival Pro-cession and this year we have gone for a Roald Dahl themed Carnival Parade! Could you be Matilda Wormwood, Charlie in his Chocolate Factory with the Oompah Loompas or the great Willy Wonka? How about one of The Twits, or the Witches? Go on, re-read those lovely books from your child-hood and dress yourself and your wheelbarrow up to make Roald Dahl’s September Birthday a really special treat. Don’t forget, there are prizes for everyone and the first prize this year is a Family Ticket to the Roald Dahl Museum and Story Centre in Bucking-hamshire!

Get a front row piece of pavement at 3pm and watch the world go by dressed and decorated in every type of colour, disguise and contraption. This is the 10 Parishes gone imagina-tive! The greenest and nicest Carnival Procession you will see in Somerset.

Local Food Producers

Food and drinks producers from across the 10 Parishes will be offering the very best of their seasonal produce for you to taste and buy.

Food & Produce stalls:• Wagtail Farm• Lynda’s Loaf• Somerset Venison• Wonky Kitchen Fudge• Not Just Sushi• Tracebridge Sourdough• Chew Moos Icecream• The Crepe Cart Pancakes• Stefano’s Italian Food• Exmoor Ales• Cotleigh Brewery

• Tricky Cider• Hudnotts Liquers• Easy Peasey Fresh Lemonade

Local Arts and CraftsArts and Crafts are at the heart of everything the Festival promotes and in the Square, local craftspeople and artists will be displaying and selling everything from paintings, soaps and jewellery to ceramics, fabrics and fur-niture, rocking horses, Turkish carpets and clothing. Bring along your cash and your shopping bags – you won’t leave empty handed!

Fashion, Arts & Crafts stalls:• Me and You – Hand Printed Dresses• Thea Holly Exmoor Jewels• Sally Light – Bags hats• Camino Designs• Raggy Roux Appliqué Cushions etc.• Quantock Blacksmith• AJ’s – tablecloths, peg bags & toys• Moonlight Glass• Only Original

Wiveliscombe Festival Street Market Sunday 6th, 10-5pm

The 10 Parishes Festival combines artis-tic and cultural excellence with commu-nity involvement at every level!

Look forward to 2017 when the Festival returns, but in the meantime keep up with arts related news and information on our website:

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The 10 Parishes Festival is operatedby Wiveliscombe Area Partnership.Registered in England and Wales

No. 4351175. Charity No. 1132983

9th–17th September 2017

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• Laser N Creations• Louise Waugh Fine Art Prints and

Cards• Stephen Walker Walking Sticks • Clotted Cream Painted Furniture• Susan Lethbridge• Wood and Wool• Flossie’s Antiques• Artisan Gardening

Community Groups• Wiveliscombe First Responders• Wivey Walkers• Motor Neurone Association• Avon and Somerset Police• The Jim Laker Fund• Moorvale Credit Union

The Square, Wiveliscombe, Somerset, TA4 2JT

Open: 10-5pm

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Jubilee Gardens Music10.00 – 10.15 Hoot10.15 – 10.30 High Park10.30 – 10.50 Dancemore10.50 – 11.10 Burnout-1311.10 – 11.30 Wiveliscombe Choir11.30 – 12.00 Southern Belle12.00 – 12.20 Mandy & Steve12.20 – 12.40 Gloria Filbee12.40 – 13.10 Drumming group13.10 – 14.00 Big Noise14.00 – 14.30 Bo Peep Goes West14.30 – 15.00 Leary & Friends15.00 – 15.15 Procession with Drummers + Big Noise15.15 – 15.35 Meera15.35 – 16.15 The Incas16.15 – 17.00 The Understairs

Music in White Hart19.15 – 20.00 Hot Pink Fusion20.15 – 21.00 Josh (Drumnation) & Harry21.15 – 22.00 The Understairs

* Please note that the timings and acts may be subject to change.

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Now in its eighth year the 10 Parishes Community Carnival brings a fresh, ac-cessible and fun approach to the car-nival season. Be it wheelbarrow floats, colourful costumes, stunning struc-tures – all are welcome as long as they are person powered.

The 10 Parishes Carnival started in 2006 to try and return Wiveliscombe to its rightful place as one of the lead-

10 Parishes Community Carnival Procession Sunday 6th, 3pm

Wheelbarrow Floats, Colourful Costumes and Stunning Structures

spaceships, animals, arks and much, much more. Participants have ranged from babies in prams to more senior residents practising “zimmer power”! This year, let your imagination run wild with Roald Dahl and his fantas-tic creations. Our Roald Dahl themed

procession is going to be easy for you to recreate – just look on your book-shelves and grab a character! Let’s re-ally say Happy Birthday to Roald who would be almost 100 years old and make our procession a physical parade of his books!

Entries can be as simple or complicat-ed as you like. Some have seen whole

families slaving for days over the fam-ily wheelbarrow. Others have seen youngsters slapping a bit of paint on a cardboard costume a couple of hours before the off. All are welcome and equally valued. There are prizes galore to be had, so see if you can bag one or even the Carnival Cup!

ing carnival centres in the country. Local people of all ages and abilities are being asked once again to grab a wheelbarrow, pram, trolley, rucksack. Get hold of some willow, wire, hazel and tissue paper to make a carnival entry and come and take part.

In previous years Wiveliscombe has been invaded by body-less heads, hairy monsters, pirate ships, dragons,

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Celebrating Roald Dahl’s Birthday in September, dress up your wheelbarrow and yourself as one of his best loved characters.

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Open: Tuesday–Thursday 7pm–11pmFriday and Saturday 5pm–11pm Sunday 12noon–3pm for traditional Sunday Roast

tel: 01984 623763 email: [email protected]

Now under new ownership, this traditional Somerset country pub serves local real ales and ciders, along with homemade food and desserts from local suppliers in a warm and friendly atmosphere.

Two dining areas with open �ires for a cosy feel,a bookable skittle alley and parking.

Booking is advisable. To reserve a table please phone or email, we would be pleased to assist.

The Three HorseshoesLangley Marsh, Wiveliscombe

10% discount o� meal prices

with this voucher

(valid until the end of December 2015)

...and for everyone!

It doesn’t matter if you are musical or not, our accompanying band, Tim Hill’s Big Noise, will be setting the rhythm, but we want you to bring along any-thing and everything to make a magi-cal, musical experience, and dress yourselves to match. Don’t forget that wheeled vehicles are what its all about, so will yours clatter and bang, go up and down with the slide of a trombone, or be powered by the bag-pipes? Whatever your idea is, make it big, bold and fantastic!

The RouteThe procession will assemble in Silver Street from 2.30pm. Please join from Golden Hill to avoid traffic. Specta-

Music for the whole day...

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Silver Street, Wiveliscombe, Somerset, TA4 2JT

Participants Assemble From: 2.30pm Procession Starts: 3.00pm

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tors should gather in The Square and West Street. The procession will set off at 3pm, making its way through The Square, West Street and onwards to the Recreation Ground for judging, awards and festivities.

Details from Jo Finlinson [email protected]

The House of F .........................3Tilly Willis .................................6Tony Blackmore ......................28Victoria Ward .........................29

Photography/Film/New MediaAlexandra Lavizzari ...................7Clatworthy Community

Exhibition ..........................10Ian Iles ....................................24In The Mix Youth Project ........28Jem McCluskey .......................22Wood and Wildlife Open Day .23Pinhole Workshop ....................7Sam Burton ..............................7Suzi Allen ................................14

Poetry/FictionLisa Schneidau & Ronnie

Conboy .............................27

PrintmakingJim Munnion ..........................14Marc Vyvyan-Jones ................12Victoria Ward .........................29

Sculpture/CarvingBern Sawle .............................14Doulla Aebli ............................29In The Mix Youth Project ........28Jo Johnson & Tom Waugh ......31Jos, Tim & Tom Harral ............13Lesley Marshall ........................7Wood and Wildlife Open Day .23Melanie Deegan .....................14

Events by DisciplineSue Heys .................................14The House of F .........................3

Lecture/Talk/DiscussionArtisannie ...............................19Wood and Wildlife Open Day .23Wiveliscombe Town Walk ......35

Mixed MediaBathealton Village Hall Arts &

Crafts ...................................5Bern Sawle .............................14Clatworthy Community

Exhibition ..........................10Haunted Bathealton .................4In The Mix Youth Project ........28Rosey Reed .............................14The House of F .........................3Jos, Tim & Tom Harral ............13

Model MakingHaunted Bathealton .................4Lesley Marshall ........................7The Bears of Church Street ....30The House of F .........................3Artisannie ...............................19

Music‘Young Performers’ Showcase ..8An Evening of Baroque Delights . 9Clayhanger String Quartet .......9Cotleigh Brewery Roots Music .25Get Set For Strictly ...................8J25 Concertina Band ................8Sarah Greinig & William Rees....9

Party in the Park .....................26Saffron Summerfield &

Hazel Prior .....................9, 27Voices of Exmoor Choir ............9The House of F .........................3Women’s Songs of Protest &

Social Conscience ..............25

Painting/Drawing/IllustrationAlexandra Lavizzari ...................7Ann Bradley ............................28Annie Musgrove .....................14Artisannie ...............................19Bathealton Village Hall Arts &

Crafts ...................................5Caroline McMillan Davey .......15Cartoon and Cake .....................1Chris Howe .............................29Colette Fowler-Marson ..........32Dawn Mangan ........................13Jane Hollowood .....................28Jim Dymond ...........................17Jim Munnion ..........................14Jo Johnson & Tom Waugh ......31John Abraham ........................29Jos, Tim & Tom Harral ............13Marc Vyvyan-Jones ................12Marion Garrett .........................5Max Green .............................33Rosey Reed .............................14Simon Healy ...........................21Susie Kenward ..........................7Teresa Wilson .........................29Tess Armitage .........................11

Books/Paper/CalligraphyClatworthy Community

Exhibition ..........................10In The Mix Youth Project ........28Marc Vyvyan-Jones ................12Rachel Gundry........................20

Ceramics/GlassBern Sawle .............................14Doulla Aebli ............................29Raamy Nadim ...........................7Rachel Gundry........................20Rosey Reed .............................14Sue Heys .................................14The House of F .........................3

FurnitureBern Sawle .............................14Gerard Van Der Ende ...............7Rosey Reed .............................14

Installation/Conceptual Bern Sawle .............................14Britton & Moore .....................27The House of F .........................3

JewelleryBathealton Village Hall Arts &

Crafts ...................................5Bern Sawle .............................14Pamela Gilbert .......................14Penny Mackreth .....................14Penny Price ............................18Rosey Reed .............................14

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We operate a scheme that allows our valued visitors to help

provide financial support to the Festival, a much needed and

valued contribution to allowing the Festival to continue to thrive.

Benefits of being a Friend include a priority copy of the

guide, invites to Private Views, Exhibitions and Art Gardens and the knowledge that you are supporting a much loved

community event.

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Musgrove, Annie ......................14Nadim, Raamy ............................7Price, Penny ..............................18Reed, Rosey ..............................14Sawle, Bern ...............................14Van Der Ende, Gerard .................7Vyvyan-Jones, Marc ..................12Ward, Victoria ...........................29Waugh, Tom..............................31Willis, Tilly ..................................6Wilson, Teresa ..........................29Wood, Tom .................................6

Penny Price ............................18Rachel Gundry........................20Rosey Reed .............................14Steve Marshall .........................7The Bears of Church Street ....30Tom Wood ................................6

Street Event/CircusFestival Carnival Procession ...36Festival Street Market ............35Haunted Bathealton .................4The House of F .........................3Wivey Walkers Festival Walk ..35

Textiles/FashionBathealton Village Hall Arts &

Crafts ...................................5Clatworthy Community

Exhibition ..........................10Susan Lethbridge ...................16The Bears of Church Street ....30Walkers are Welcome ............34

TheatreBritton & Moore .....................27Taunton Thespians .................27Untold Theatre .........................2

continued Artists by VenueAbraham, John .........................29Aebli, Doulla .............................29Allen, Suzi .................................14 Armitage, Tess ..........................11Artisannie .................................19Blackmore, Tony .......................28Bradley, Ann .............................28Burton, Sam ................................7Deegan, Melanie ......................14Dymond, Jim .............................17Fowler-Marson, Colette ............32Garrett, Marion ..........................5Gilbert, Pamela .........................14Green, Max ...............................33Gundry, Rachel .........................20Harral, Jos .................................13Harral, Tim ................................13Harral, Tom ...............................13Healy, Simon .............................21Heys, Sue ..................................14Hollowood, Jane .......................28Howe, Chris ..............................29Iles, Ian .....................................24Johnson, Jo ...............................31Kenward, Susie ...........................7Lavizzari, Alexandra ....................7Lethbridge, Susan .....................16Mackreth, Penny ......................14Mangan, Dawn .........................13Marshall, Lesley ..........................7Marshall, Steve ...........................7McCluskey, Jem ........................22McMillan Davey, Caroline .........15Munnion, Jim ............................14

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Huntash Lane

Houndsmoor Lane

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Sandys Moor

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Croft Way

Church Street

B3227 Taunton Road

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B3227

B3227

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WiveliscombeWiveliscombe

MilvertonMilverton

HuishChamp�ower

HuishChamp�ower

Chipstable& WaterrowChipstable& Waterrow

BathealtonBathealton

StawleyStawley

ClatworthyClatworthy

BromptonRalph

BromptonRalph

FitzheadFitzhead

AshbrittleAshbrittle

WellingtonWellington

Taunton »Taunton »

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ExmoorNational

Park

ExmoorNational

Park

ClatworthyReservoir

ClatworthyReservoir

RaddingtonRaddingtonSkilgateSkilgate

UptonUpton

TollandTolland

TarrTarr

Lydeard StLawrenceLydeard StLawrence

Ash PriorsAsh Priors

HalseHalse

PrestonBowyerPrestonBowyer

OakeOake

LangleyMarsh

LangleyMarsh

LangfordBudville

LangfordBudville

NyneheadNynehead

HillfarranceHillfarrance

Bradford-on-ToneBradford-on-Tone

AppleyAppley

GreenhamGreenham

ClayhangerClayhanger

HuntshamHuntsham

BishopsLydeardBishopsLydeard

CotfordSt LukeCotfordSt Luke

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