Luminosity
@ The Witham
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14 October 2017 - 04 November 2017
10am - 4pm Tuesday to Saturday
Free admission
Luminosity is name given to the 2017 touring craft exhibition curated by the Highlights Rural Touring, based in Appleby, Cumbria. The exhibition comprises works by artists and makers who create work inspired by light. Touring around the region, the exhibition has been organised in association with Lumiere (Durham Festival of Light). This exciting exhibition and associated education and outreach programme of activities aims to delight, challenge, inspire and amaze audiences. Funding for the tour and outreach programme come from Arts Council England and other charitable trusts and foundations.
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3 Horse Market
Barnard Castle
DL12 8LY
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It's not fake news! Things are getting Party, sorry, Partly Political at Maltings Berwick as ace satirical impressionist Rory Bremner performs his latest show on 5th July! We're not biased media, but you know... You should probably see this one:
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With Trump, Boris and Brexit fresh in the memory, Rory’s on a mission to make sense (and nonsense) of it all. (Good luck with THAT.) He will be joined by special surprise guests: some politicians, some comedians. Come and work out which is which!
In partnership with The Bowes Museum, The Witham are screening a digitally remastered version of the Battle of the Somme, one of the most popular films of all time, on 5th July as part of World War I centenary events.
Somme 100 | What's on North East
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100th anniversary of the Battle of the Somme sees digitally remastered screening of one of the most popular films in British Cinema. With an evocative new musical score composed by Laura Rossi.
