With thanks to Ridge Clean Energy for their grant.
With thanks to Ridge Clean Energy for their grant.
With thanks to Ridge Clean Energy for their grant.
With thanks to Ridge Clean Energy for their grant.
With thanks to Ridge Clean Energy for their grant.
It’s been a while since Fulbourn Cinema showed a documentary film, but this is no ordinary documentary. Described as, ‘A cinematic odyssey exploring David Bowie’s creative and musical journey’ (IMDb), the film was made by visionary filmmaker Brett Morgen, and sanctioned by the late singer’s estate. Critics have called it, ‘A mind-blowing labour of love’ (The Guardian), ‘Gorgeous, immersive, overwhelming and intimate’ (Movie Nation) and ‘A stunning achievement’ (Roger Ebert). Vogue said, ‘Astounding, among the best films about any artist I’ve ever seen’. It’s been nominated for 32 awards and the producers have limited the streaming rights, encouraging people to see it on a big screen – so what are you waiting for? Time to paint your face, dig out those platforms and clomp down to the Townley Hall to re-live your Golden Years and find out if there is Life on Mars!
Friday 10th March at 7:30pm.
Tickets via Fulbourn Arts or available on the door.
With thanks to Ridge Clean Energy for their grant.
Please come along and enjoy Wilbrahams’ Community Choir’s annual concert.
This year all proceeds will go to the upkeep of Wilbraham’s Memorial Hall and Recreation Ground.
New members are always welcome. Normally we practice on Thursday evenings during term times.
St George’s Day Concert
Sunday April 23rd at 4 pm
Wilbraham’s Memorial Hall
Tickets £5 Adults, £3 Children to include tea and cake, available from Tony Goryn
tonygoryn@icloud.com or 07751281341
The Big Help Out
The Well-brahams Mental Health and Well-being Group are delighted to introduce a series of free talks by local
Nutritionist and Coach Rebecca Hancock.
Talk 2 – Cardiovascular health; Tinnitus, Stress
Refreshments will be available.
New Series of WEG Open Evenings starting in October! We will be presenting a number of events this
winter on topics such as Climate Change, Biodiversity, Healthy Living. The first will be on Monday 16th
October at 7.30pm in the Memorial Hall: Robert Mulvanney of British Antarctic Survey will talk on
“Climate: the long and the short of it” drawing on his recent field work and explaining what is
happening to our World now. He is a great speaker: his previous illustrated talk to us was riveting –
and alarming – don’t miss this one!