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What’s On at The Hive

May – August 2015

welcomeWelcome to The Hive’s third What’s On guide. We hope you are now familiar with the format and continue to let us have your ideas and suggestions.

Spring is here and with warmer weather and lighter evenings approaching we hope you will venture down to The Hive and take part in some of the many activities, courses and events we have on offer. Take the time to enjoy coffee and cake from the café and admire the landscaping or the view from Story Island.

This season offers more live performances and a summer of exciting and intriguing exhibitions, led by the talented illustration department in the University amongst others. We have a new film series and more lectures and talks for all tastes; there is always something new to discover and inspire.

The Hive continues to offer regular activities for families and children and this year’s Summer Reading Challenge has a Record-Breakers theme. We welcome your ideas for Hive records we can aspire to!

As well as this guide you can also find more information about The Hive and all our events on our website and Facebook page. New for Spring/Summer is online booking, which we hope will make booking tickets a lot more accessible to everyone. Book now on www.thehiveworcester.org/whats-on

Thank you all for your support and please continue to tell us your thoughts on what we can do for you and your friends and families.

Laura Worsfold, Business Development Manager

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welcome Season’s HighlightsDiscussions & Lectures 03

• Involving families in mental healthcare decisions

• Dementia Awareness Day • The career path of an 18th century

slave ship surgeon and captain

Exhibitions 04• The Visual Statement• Genocide: Remembering Srebrenica • Shakespeare’s Europe,

Europe’s Shakespeare• Capturing the Moment

Children & Families 06• Half-term Holiday• Young at Art• Bookstart Week• Summer & the Summer Reading

Challenge

Workshops & Courses 09• Leisure Programme Courses• Business Events• Explore the Past Workshops• Child Development Talks• UCAS Statement Workshop

Film & Live Performances 12• Pride• A World Beyond Man• Birdman• The Quiet Compere National Tour• The Homesman• Whiplash

Regular Activities Babies & Toddlers 17

• Wacky Wednesdays• Bounce & Rhyme• Baby Latte Worcester

Children 17• Bounce & Rhyme• Chatterbooks• Drama Club• Rat-a-tat Tales

Young People 18• Young Writers’ Group• Gaming Workshops• Open Mic Nights• Chapter 5 Teen Book Club

Adults 19• Job Seeking Support• Job Club• Computer Basics• Health Walks• Readers’ Groups• Help with Reading• Home Choice Plus Surgeries• Licencing Surgeries • 2 Counties Training Support• Dementia Support Groups

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This season offers more live performances and a summer of exciting and intriguing exhibitions. We have a new film series and more lectures and talks for all tastes.

Why not try something new this Spring?

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Each year the University of Worcester delivers a series of eight lectures at The Hive. The lectures are based on topical issues and current research and cover a wide range of subject areas.

Discussions & Lectures

Professor Eleanor Bradley“I was never told, never asked... I never knew!” Involving families in mental healthcare decisions: what does psychology tell us?

Chaired by Professor Stephen Parker

Wednesday 6 May 6.00pm

Professor Suzanne Schwarz “This Unnatural Accursed Trade”: the career of an eighteenth century slave ship surgeon and captain.

Chaired by Professor Liz Peel

Wednesday 3 June 6.00pm

Dementia Awareness DayIn support of The Alzheimer’s Society’s Dementia Awareness Week, The Hive will be holding a day of talks and displays about dementia with representatives from the University of Worcester’s Association of Dementia Studies, Admiral Nurses, Alzheimer’s Society and Worcestershire Health and Care NHS.

Tuesday 19 May 10.00am – 3.00pm

The professorial lectures and Dementia Awareness Day discussions are all free to attend, but places are limited so it is essential you reserve a seat. Reservations can be made through the website or in person at The Hive, Level 1 Information Pod.

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A rich and varied programme which is heavily influenced by The Hive’s aim to support and promote the work of new and emerging artists alongside experienced local artists, groups and organisations.

Exhibitions

The Visual StatementSecond year illustration students from the University of Worcester present their intriguing, enchanting, enlightening (and occasionally downright frightening) work for your viewing delight! Work on show represents the variety of voices and topics students have selected in order to make a visual statement.

8 – 12 May

Genocide: Remembering Srebrenica University of Worcester event

20 years ago Srebrenica, a small Bosnian town, witnessed a genocide in which over 8,000 Muslim men and boys were killed and over 20,000 women raped to ‘ethnically cleanse’ the area. This exhibition describes the events leading up to the genocide and also displays related paintings by the artist, Robert McNeil MBE.

18 – 24 MayMeet the artist: 19 May, 4.00pm, The Hive

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Year 6 Art ProjectYear 6 children at Cherry Orchard Primary School in Worcester have created an exhibition to tell visitors all that Worcester has to offer. As part of their history work, they have researched the many fascinating people, buildings and events found in the city and translated them into individual art pieces.

27 May – 21 June

Shakespeare’s Europe, Europe’s ShakespeareIllustration students in Sequential Illustration are responding to four Shakespeare texts: The Tempest, The Merchant of Venice, A Comedy of Errors and Titus Andronicus. These illustrations will be exhibited to coincide with the international conference Shakespeare in Europe, to be held at the University of Worcester from 26 June.

24 June - 22 July

The Worcestershire Camera Club - 125 Years of PhotographyOne of the UK’s oldest and leading photographic societies, the Worcestershire Camera Club, celebrates 125 years of continuous involvement with photography.

An exciting exhibition featuring members’ work with two informal Saturday Photo-Clinics from 10.00am – 4.00pm on 8 and 29 August giving demonstrations, advice and guidance to anyone interested in photography.

1 – 31 August

Capturing the Moment

With a brightly decorated and cleverly designed children’s library The Hive has the perfect space to run family-friendly events. Children are free to discover and explore, and to learn about the huge pleasure and fun to be gained from books and reading.


Children & Families

Half-term Holiday

Rat-a-tat TalesInteractive story time for children aged approx 6 and under.

Wednesday 27 May 11.00am & 2.45pm

Make and Take Away a Train PlacematAll materials provided

Thursday 28 May 10.00am – 12.00pm, £4.50 Ages 6+Booking advised.

Bita Rawni, Gypsy Caravan on displayOn loan from Hartlebury Museum and on display on level 0 for three days only. Come and have a look! 16 – 18 June

Bookstart Week Activities for pre-school children are taking place in Worcestershire’s libraries to celebrate Bookstart Week, a national initiative to encourage families to read every day as a fun shared experience.

8 – 14 June

The Hive’s activities include:Monday – Dinky Dancers (2 – 4 years)

Tuesday – Toddler Sense (1 – 3 years)

Wednesday – Tiny Talk (6 – 18 months)

Thursday – Baby YogaFriday – Jitterbugs (1 – 4 years) & Real NappiesSaturday – Messy Play (all ages)

Sunday – Sensory Play (all ages)

All sessions are free to take part in and start at 11.00am in the children’s library.

Young at Art Themed object, art and poetry sessions for the under 5’s at Worcester City Art Gallery & Museum and The Hive.

14 May, 4 & 18 June at The Hive21 May, 11 & 25 June at Worcester City Art Gallery & Museum10.30am – 12.00pm No booking required. £3.00 per child – payable on the day.

There’s always something fun to do in the children’s library. Our regular activities, Bounce & Rhyme, Wacky Wednesdays, Chatterbooks and Rat-a-tat Tales all continue during the school holidays.

Because they are so popular we have added some more Rat-a-tat Tales sessions on Wednesdays at 11.00am and 2.45pm on 22 & 29 July, 5, 12, 19 & 25 August and 2 September.

We’ve also got stacks of activity going on for the Summer Reading Challenge from 4 July to 19 September.

Come and rediscover favourite authors, uncover new ones and follow exciting trails – you never know what you’ll find!

From 4 July – 19 September 4 – 11 year olds can take part in the Reading Agency Summer Reading Challenge.

This year’s theme is Record Breakers. Sign up to read your 6 books to earn your rewards and take part in some of our record breaking challenges that run all summer. Can you make it to 6 books quicker than last year? Will you take on our Record Breaking Challenges and make it into The Hive Book of Records? Or even the Guinness Book of World Records? How about trying to break the record for the most library visits or most books borrowed ever.

And don’t forget if you are part of the Children’s University www.childrensuniversity.co.uk you can get up to 10 credits for taking part in the Summer Reading Challenge at The Hive.

Summer

2015 Summer Reading Challenge – Record Breakers


© Dave Warren Picture Team 2015 for The Reading Agency and with thanks to Southwark

Libraries, Canada Water Library and the children from Alfred Salter Primary School


The Hive has lots going on all summer. Key highlights are:

The Hive Summer Reading Challenge LaunchCome and join in with Cool Tech – there will be robots and coding games, paper aeroplane races and Nintendo Wii Challenges. Try your hand at building your own cool tech! Or take a book selfie and join in our Mexican book wave. And don’t forget this is your first chance to sign up and start collecting your rewards!

Saturday 4 July and Sunday 5 July 10.00am – 3.00pm

The Big Stuff Find out about the massive record breakers in the Guinness Book of Records and join in our own big challenges! We need your help to create The Hive’s biggest ever Doodle and “The World’s Biggest Small Book Library”. And can you help The Hive borrow the biggest amount of books ever? Think BIG!

Thursday 6 August 10.00am – 3.00pm

Action! Adventure! Our final awesome filled event of the Summer Reading Challenge. Who is your favourite action hero? Do you dream of going on your own adventure? Now is your chance! Learn survival skills or draw yourself into your own action comic. Choose your own adventure throughout The Hive and compete in some of our adventure challenges to make your place in The Hive Book of Records.

Thursday 27 August 10.00am – 3.00pm

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Leisure Programme Courses

Archaeological History of WorcesterFridays, 1 – 22 May 12.30pm – 2.30pm (4 sessions), £39.00

Confidence Building Through DramaSaturday 16 May 10.00am – 1.00pm, £18.00

Marketing Your Business Through Social MediaThursdays, 21 May – 4 June4.00pm – 6.00pm (3 sessions), £45.00

How to Make a Webpage for Your BusinessFridays, 5 – 19 June, 4.00pm – 6.00pm (3 sessions), £45.00

Learn to Play Acoustic GuitarFridays, 5 June – 3 July (5 sessions)Beginners 6.30pm – 7.30pm, Improvers 7.30pm – 8.30pmIntroductory course £30.00

Moving Forward after Divorce or Break upIn partnership with Relate Worcestershire

Tuesdays, 9 – 30 June 10.00am – 12.30pm (4 sessions), £137.50

Workshops & Courses

A range of history and archaeology workshops, breakfast meetings and business events as well as adult and family learning courses and individual sessions are available across the year. Our programme contributors include Worcestershire County Council Libraries and Learning Service, Worcestershire Archive and Archaeology Service, the University of Worcester and local businesses.


Business Events

Auto-enrolment New LegislationEvery organisation must comply with the new legislation around auto-enrolment, Haines Watts will explain how.

Wednesday 20 May, 7.30am – 9.30am

Five Ways to Improve Cashflow and ProfitabilityAn interactive and informative workshop with Simon Streeton of Arrivista Business Coaching.

Wednesday 20 May, 4.00pm – 6.00pm

World Social Media Day WorkshopExploring popular social media sites and how businesses can benefit from using them correctly.

Tuesday 30 June, 4.00pm – 6.00pm

Explore the Past WorkshopsFirst Steps in Family History A one hour introduction to guide you round the most useful family history resources held on the Explore the Past floor (Level 2).First Tuesday of the month – 5 May, 2 June, 7 July, 4 August, 10.00am £5.00 per person, maximum 5 people.

First steps in House History A one hour introduction to guide you round the most useful house history resources held on the Explore the Past floor.First Tuesday of the month – 5 May, 2 June, 7 July, 11.30am, £5.00 per person, maximum 5 people.

Explore Archives – Worcester Royal InfirmaryDiscover the stories of local businesses and people who subscribed to Worcester Royal Infirmary and the patients they nominated to use it.Tuesday 19 May 2.00pm – 4.00pm, £6.00

Behind the Scenes Tour of Archives & ArchaeologySee our conservator in action, handle archaeological artefacts found in the county, and see documents such as Shakespeare’s marriage bond and a letter written on the Titanic. Part of the Festival of British Archaeology.Tuesday 14 July 2.00pm – 3.30pm, £5.00


Child Development TalksThree talks by the University of Worcester’s Professor Mary Nolan, the UK’s first Professor of Perinatal Education sharing the latest research and insight into what parents can expect as their baby develops and the benefits of reading to children from a very young age.

All About BabiesA session for expectant or new parents and grandparents to learn the latest view on caring for a newborn baby.

Wednesday 13 & 27 May 10.30am – 11.30am, £3.00

All About Reading to BabiesA special session on the benefits of reading to children from a very young age.

Wednesday 20 May 10.30am – 11.30am, £3.00

All About One-Year-Olds Now your baby is smiling, laughing, sitting up and perhaps on the move, what are the next developments you can expect?

Wednesday 3 & 10 June and 8 July 10.30am – 11.30am, £3.00

UCAS Statement Workshop Impartial expert advice from the University of Worcester Advice and Guidance experts on filling in your UCAS form to get the place you want.

Thursday 9 July, 5.00pm – 6.00pm

A mix of fine films and rare gems, thrillers and humour alongside different and innovative live performances of theatre and poetry, all screened and performed in The Hive’s intimate studio space.

Film & Live Performances

Pride [15] (Runtime: 120 minutes)Bill Nighy and Imelda Staunton star in a heart-warming tale of friendship and solidarity in the face of bleak and desperate times. It is the 1980s and the mineworkers are on strike under the iron hand of Margaret Thatcher but help comes from an unlikely source when a group of gay and lesbian activitists decide to take their money and their support directly to a Welsh mining village. A good-humoured and triumphant tale.Sunday 10 May, 6.30pm, Tickets £3.50

A World Beyond Man

Presented by Centric TheatreWritten by Stephanie Dale, directed by Peter Cann.A true story of ice, betrayal and determination. A World Beyond Man charts the extraordinary true story of navigator Valerian Albanov’s 235 mile journey in 1914 across the arctic ice in search of rescue.Thursday 14 May 7.00pm, Tickets £6.00

Birdman [15] (Runtime: 119 Minutes)A black comedy telling the tale of an actor’s struggle to mount a Broadway play in the face of a career spent portraying an iconic superhero. This is a hilarious character study of an actor’s family, career and self which is certainly set to be one of the finest films of the year.Sunday 7 June 7.00pm, Tickets £3.50


The Homesman [15] (Runtime: 123 minutes)

Tommy Lee-Jones directs and stars in a new western for the modern era of film making. The story of Mary Bee Cuddy (Hilary Swank) brings to light the gritty, dark destructive nature of pioneering life in the west and the strengths and weaknesses of the women who lived there. A perfect tale for American Independence Day.Saturday 4 July 7.00pm, Tickets £3.50

Whiplash [15] (Runtime: 106 minutes)

A tale of an ambitious young jazz drummer aiming for the top and the troubled relationship between himself and his instructor known for his terrifying teaching style. This is a fast paced psychological thriller with outstanding performances that won J.K. Simmons the Best Supporting Actor Oscar and Golden Globe. A rare gem that all movie-lovers should see.Sunday 23 August 6.00pm, Tickets £3.50

The Quiet Compere National Tour Stop 6 – Worcester

Ten poets, ten minutes each.

Nina Lewis, Hayley Frances, Catherine Crosswell, Myfanwy Fox, Claire Walker, Jasmine Gardosi, Carl Sealeaf, Neil Laurenson, Mike Alma and Adrian Mealing.Friday 10 July Doors open 7.00pm, performance starts 7.30pm. Tickets £5.00

The Tour is supported using public funding by the National Lottery through Arts Council England.

For more information about films at The Hive, or to sign up to the mailing list, please email [email protected]


Season’s Highlights at a glance

May1 - 22 May, 12.30pm – 2.30pmArchaeological History of Worcester Leisure Programme course

5 May, 10.00amFirst Steps in Family History Explore the Past workshop

6 May, 6.00pm Involving families in mental healthcare decisions Lecture

8 – 12 MayThe Visual Statement Exhibition

10 May, 6.30pmPride (15) Film

13 May, 10.30am – 11.30amAll About Babies Talk

14 May, 10.30am – 12.00pmYoung at Art Children’s workshop

14 May, 7.30pmA World Beyond Man Performance - adult

16 May, 10.00am – 1.00pmConfidence Building Through Drama Leisure Programme workshop

18 – 24 MayGenocide: Remembering Srebrenica Exhibition Meet the artist: 19 May, 4.00pm

19 May, 10.00am – 3.00pmDementia Awareness Day Workshop

19 May, 2.00pm – 4.00pmExplore Archives Explore the Past workshop

20 May, 7.30am – 9.30amAuto-enrolment New Legislation Breakfast meeting

20 May 10.30am – 11.30amAll About Reading to Babies Talk

20 May, 4.00pm – 6.00pmFive Ways to Improve Cashflow and Profitability Workshop

21 May - 4 June, 4.00pm – 6.00pmMarketing Your Business Through Social Media Leisure Programme course

27 May - 21 JuneYear 6 Art Project Exhibition

27 May, 10.30am – 11.30amAll About Babies Talk

27 May, 11.00am & 2.45pmRat-a-tat Tales Children

28 May, 10.00am – 12.00pmMake and Take Away a Train Placemat Children’s workshop

June2 June, 10.00amFirst Steps in Family History Explore the Past workshop

3 June, 10.30am – 11.30amAll About One-Year-Olds Talk


3 June, 6.00pmThe career of an eighteenth century slave ship surgeon and captain Lecture

4 June, 10.30am – 12.00pmYoung at Art Children’s workshop

5 – 19 June, 4.00pm – 6.00pmHow to Make a Webpage for Your Business Leisure Programme course

5 June – 3 July, 6.30pm & 7.30pmLearn to Play Acoustic GuitarLeisure Programme course

7 June, 7.00pmBirdman (15) Film

8 – 14 JuneBookstart Week Children’s activities

9 – 30 June, 10.00am – 12.30pmMoving Forward after Divorce or Break up Adult Learning course

10 June, 10.30am – 11.30amAll About One-Year-Olds Talk16 – 18 JuneBita Rawni, Gypsy CaravanDisplay

18 June, 10.30am – 12.00pmYoung at Art Children’s workshop

24 June – 22 JulyShakespeare’s Europe, Europe’s Shakespeare Exhibition

30 June, 4.00pm – 6.00pmWorld Social Media Day Workshop

July4 July & 5 July, 10.00am – 4.00pm Summer Reading Challenge – The Launch Children’s activities

4 July, 7.00pmThe Homesman (15) Film

7 July, 10.00amFirst Steps in Family History Explore the Past workshop

8 July, 10.30am – 11.30amAll About One-Year-Olds Talk

9 July, 5.00pm – 6.00pmUCAS Statement Workshop

10 July, 7.00pmThe Quiet Compere Performance

14 July, 2.00pm – 3.30pmBehind the Scenes Tour Explore the Past workshop

August1 – 31 AugustCapturing the Moment Exhibition

4 August, 10.00amFirst Steps in Family History Explore the Past workshop

6 August, 10.00am – 4.00pm Summer Reading Challenge – The Big Stuff Children’s activities

23 August, 6.00pmWhiplash (15) Film

27 August 10.00am – 4.00pmSummer Reading Challenge – Action! Adventure! Children’s activities


As well as our special events we have activities, workshops, courses and drop-in sessions for babies, children, young adults and adults that take place throughout the year.

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Baby Bounce and RhymeEvery Friday 11.00am – 11.30am

Fun and friendly Baby Bounce and Rhyme sessions aimed at 0-1-year-olds and their parents and carers.

Drama ClubEvery Wednesday 4.00pm – 5.00pm

Drama games and activities for 5-7-year-olds. Organised by University of Worcester staff and students. £2 per week. Just turn up. Email [email protected] for more information.

Baby Latte WorcesterEvery Friday 11.30am – 12.30pm

Meet other mums in a relaxed, child-friendly setting. Come along to Baby Latte Worcester for breastfeeding support and information.

ChatterbooksMonthly, every second Monday 4.30pm – 5.45pm

Book chats, fun literary games and activities and the opportunity to discover new books and authors. Suitable for children aged 8-12 years.

Wacky Wednesdays Every Wednesday 1.30pm – 3.00pm

A fun and FREE interactive parent and child session for pre-school children aged between 0-5 years organised by Worcester Children’s Centre.

Bounce and Rhyme Every Tuesday 10.00am – 10:30am

Fun and friendly music-making sessions for pre-school children (1-4 years) and their parents and carers.

Rat-a-tat Tales Every Saturday & Sunday, 11.00am & 3.00pmWednesdays during school holidays 11.00am and 2.45pm

Listen out for the rat-a-tat in the children’s library. Storytime is about to begin... Interactive stories suited to children aged 6 and under – but great fun for those with a big kid inside.

Babies & Toddlers

Children

Activities are free unless stated otherwise.


Young People

It’s not all about reading, there are newly formed monthly Open Mic nights, regular gaming sessions as well as a good selection of DVD’s and games. Of course we hope you’ll pick up a book or two from our extensive teen collection as well while you are here!

Chapter 5 Teen Book Club Second Tuesday of every month except August 7.00pm – 8.00pm, 13-17 years

It’s not just about reading books; members help display, buy and promote books, write reader reviews and recommend reads on Pinterest.

Open Mic NightLast Friday of every month – 29 May, 26 June, 31 July, 28 August 6.00pm – 8.00pm, 12-18 years

Showcase your own music, poetry or dance... just come as you are! Book your act in: [email protected] or ask about our members’ Facebook page.

Young Writers’ Group9 May & 13 June2.00pm – 4.00pm, 12-16 years

Be inspired and explore all sorts of creative writing. Booking advised. Email: [email protected]

Gaming ClubEvery Sunday in July and August 3.00pm – 5.00pm, 8-12 years

PlayStation tournaments, Wii challenges and more. Open to all and no sign up necessary.


Adults

Job seeking and IT support, adult readers groups, help with reading, and health walks are just some of the opportunities on offer to develop new skills, meet new people and get the most out of the facilities and resources available at The Hive.

Job Seeking SupportStaff and volunteers are on hand to support you with your job searching. Sign up to MyWorkSearch and be the first to hear about the latest job opportunities.

IT SupportOur Digital Champion volunteers are available Monday – Friday 10.00am – 3.00pm to help with your basic IT queries. Any member of staff can call a Digital Champion on your behalf.

Job ClubEvery Wednesday 2.30pm - 4.00pm

Drop in session offering help with your job search: writing a CV, covering letters, using the internet and sending emails.

Computer BasicsMondays 2.30pm – 3.30pmThursdays 10.00am – 11.00am

FREE 6 week course covering first steps of working online. Course places bookable in advance.

Health WalksEvery Wednesday Start time 10.30am

Walks are from 30 minutes up to an hour. All walks are on the flat and tarmac paths. All ages and abilities welcome.

Meet in The Hive entrance. No booking necessary.

For more information call 01905 766155


Worcester Dementia Carers Support Group & Activity Group for People with DementiaThird Thursday in the month, 10.30am – 12.30pm

For more information contact the Alzheimer’s Society office on 01905 621 887

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Readers’ Groups

Adult Reading GroupMonthly, every third Monday 5.30pm – 6.30pm

Friendly reader group. No booking required, just drop in and join us.

18 May The Shock of the Fall by Nathan Filer

15 June I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings by Maya Angelou

20 July The Night Watch by Sarah Waters

New Chapter – Reading Group(For adults with mild-moderate learning disabilities)

Twice monthly (every other Monday), 10.30am – 11.30am

The group looks at and discusses picture books designed for adults, with each member encouraged to contribute to the story by interpreting the pictures. The group is free to attend and new members are always welcome.

Help with reading

Worcestershire’s libraries offer one-to-one help with reading for adults who have little or no reading skills and are keen to improve them. Contact 01905 728537 for more information.


Worcestershire Hub

Home Choice Plus SurgeriesHome Choice Plus is a web based system enabling people to register and be considered for properties that become available on a weekly basis.

Home Choice Plus Surgeries are run from The Hub at The Hive every Tuesday 9.30am – 12.00pm.

Licensing SurgeriesWorcestershire Hub, Every Tuesday 11.30am – 1.00pm and Thursday 1.30pm – 3.00pm

For advice on taxi/private hire licensing and all other licensing issues regulated by Worcestershire Regulatory Services.

2 Counties Training SupportWorcestershire Hub, Wednesdays 10.00am – 5.00pm

2 Counties Training (Level 1 vocational qualifications and traineeships) is provided by Worcestershire County Council. Come and speak to a training provider about the programmes available, and for support whilst on a course. No appointment needed.

Access InformationThe Hive is fully accessible to wheelchair users, mobility scooters and pushchairs and has ramp access to all areas on each floor. Lifts give access to all five public floors within the building.

Please note the information in this guide was correct at the time of going to print.

Tickets for all of the events detailed in this brochure can now be purchased online through The Hive website www.thehiveworcester.org/whats-on

For Explore the Past workshop enquiries – email: [email protected] tel: 01905 766352 or visit the Explore the Past desk on Level 2.

For all other enquiries – email: [email protected] tel:01905 765576

Making a booking

www.thehiveworcester.orgCover image: © 2014 Douglas Gregor

Contact us:The Hive, Sawmill Walk, The Butts, Worcester WR1 3PD T: 01905 765576E: [email protected]

Opening TimesThe Hive 8.30am – 10.00pm Monday – Sunday Please refer to The Hive website for Bank Holiday closures.

Worcestershire Hub (also in The Hive) 9.00am – 5.00pm Monday – Friday Tel: 01905 822866

Staff are available at the Archive and Archaeology Service each day, please check The Hive website for times.

Café 8.30am – 9.00pm Monday – Sunday Selection of hot and cold snacks and drinks.

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