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Author: Caroline Thompson

Easter Sunday Flea Market, Collectable and Crafts.

The Hall and side rooms will be full of stalls on Easter Sunday selling Antiques, Collectables, Vintage,Bric a Brac, Books, Gifts, Jewellery, Small furniture, Pictures, Wax melts, Jigsaws, Plants and Crafts. There will be stalls raising funds for Manorlands Hospice, The  Cats Protection League ( including a tombola) and the Village Hall itself, Literally something for everyone with both unique and affordable items to purchase. Food is served all day. 50p admission. Open 9.30.a.m until 3.30.p.m. Please  call earlier if it fits in better with your days plans as most stalls are set up by 9.a.m. The majority of stalls can only accept cash please and this includes sales of food. Card payments are available for the admission fee and for sales from the Village Hall stall. There is a cash machine on the high street in Gargrave for anyone new to the area. Enquiries 07989 585564. We look forward to welcoming customers both old and new.

Man Friday, Downton Abbey and a Coffee morning!

The weekend kicks off with the fortnightly Man Friday ( March 27th ) which is held in the Match room on Friday morning from 10.a.m until Noon. An opportunity for the Gents to catch up with a social chat. Dominoes, cards and scrabble are available if wished. Unlimited hot drinks, biscuits and cake for just £3.00.

Gargrave Cinema club will be showing Downton Abbey, The Grande finale on Friday evening at 7.30.p.m. Village Hall doors open at 7.p.m. Admission is £5.00 cash on the door, with accompanied under sixteens free. Cafe style seating is in place so please bring along your own refreshments.

Gargrave Village Hall Management Committee jointly with Gargrave Library Committee will be holding a Coffee morning on Saturday from 10.a.m until Noon. Bacon sandwiches, toasted teacakes and homemade cakes will be on the menu. A raffle will aid Library funds and a Book and Bric a Brac stall will raise funds for the Village Hall.

Just meetings-

The Annual General meeting of Gargrave Village Hall Management Committee will be taking place in the Annexe on Wednesday 18th March at 7.p.m, the monthly meeting will follow the AGM.

Gargrave show committee will be holding a meeting on Monday 23rd March in the Annexe at 7.30.p.m.

 

A busy Friday and a quieter weekend….

Man Friday will be held ( Yes you`ve guessed on Friday morning) on the 13th March. A great opportunity to meet up with friends old and new. Have a good social chat over unlimited hot drinks, biscuits and a slice of cake. Cards, dominoes and scrabble available if wished. Head for the match room, access via the back door to the right of the hall as you look to the front and then on entry an immediate right turn. £3.00 admission.

A Picnic supper dance will be held on Friday evening in the main Hall with live music for modern sequence dancing provided by Lancashire musician Alan Cookson. Please bring along your own Picnic supper, tea and coffee will be provided in the interval. Admission is £6.00 per person ( cash only please at this event). The music commences at 7.30.p.m until 11.p.m.

Many thanks for all the positive comments about the Book Fair and Collectable and Craft Fair which were held last weekend on the Saturday and Sunday. So pleased that everyone enjoyed the events. Really nice to see both returning customers and new ones too.

A Packed Weekend…..

Spare a thought for Robert our Caretaker this weekend he certainly has his work cut out ( also Steve our Assistant Caretaker who takes care of the late night closing ).

The busy weekend begins on Friday evening the 6th March with the Annual supper dance which is organised by Gargrave Show Committee and is in aid of their funds. Denis Westmorland will be playing the live music for modern sequence dancing . The cost of the ticket for the evening which includes a two course carving buffet is £20 per person and these must be booked in advance by calling Lisa on 01756 749320 or 07385164503.

We are delighted to welcome two authors to our first Book Fair of the year on Saturday. Mary Brown will be selling copies of her book, Mrs. Brown and friends- the morning rush. This is a delightful story filled with whimsical characters and enchanting adventures which will captivate young readers.

Ben Kilgallon is a medieval fantasy novelist and his books are set in the world of Fulminia. The making of a Hero is a coming of age story and A Kingdom in Peril is a direct sequel.

There will also be a huge selection of books to purchase from the book sellers who come from all over the North of England and who bring with them a wealth of knowledge. The selection ranges from general paperbacks and hardbacks which cover every genre through to antiquarian and collectable volumes. The event opens at 10.a.m and closes at 4.p.m. 50p Admission. Food is served all day . A plant stall will compliment the event. Enquiries: 01524 752968 or 07989 585564

Gargrave Village Hall Management committee will also be hosting a Collectable and Craft Fair on Sunday from 9.30.a.m until 3.30.p.m. ( please call in earlier if it fits in better with your days plans as most stalls are open by 9.a.m.) The Hall and side room will be full of stalls selling Antiques, Collectables, Vintage, Bric a Brac, Gifts, Books, Wax melts, Small furniture, Pictures, Jigsaws and Crafts. There will also be stalls raising funds for the Cats Protection League, Manorlands Hospice and the Village Hall itself. Bethany will be outside the hall with a range of plants. 50p Admission. Food served all day. Enquiries: 07989 585564.

Man Friday and Gargrave Cinema night.

The fortnightly Man Friday will be taking place on Friday morning from 10.a.m until Noon in the Match Room. This is a chance for the menfolk to gather for a good chat in warm and comfortable surroundings with unlimited tea, coffee, biscuits ( and maybe even Cake) . £3.00 admission.  Cards, dominoes and scrabble are also available.

Gargrave Cinema Club will be showing the acclaimed film I swear on Friday evening in the main hall. Doors open at 7.p.m with the film commencing at 7.30.p.m. The film is currently in the News with the lead actor receiving a BAFTA award for best actor.  The film follows the story of John Davidson a man with severe Tourette syndrome who grows up in the 1980s facing misunderstanding, bullying and family rejection before finding support and purpose. As and adult he transforms his struggles into advocacy work, educating others about the condition and eventually receiving an MBE from the Queen. Before the film starts two local therapists will give a short talk on Tourettes.

The film stars Robert Aramayo, Maxine Peake, Shelley Henderson and  Scott Ellis Watson.

Cafe style seating is in place so please bring your own refreshments. Tickets are £5.00 cash on the door with accompanied under sixteens free. Sorry only guide dogs are allowed to this event. Proceeds from the evening go toward the running costs of the Community Library.

 

Its Panto time….

The Annual Pantomime will be taking place this weekend commencing on Thursday evening the 19th February at 7.15.p.m. There will also be performances of Snow White on Friday at 7.15.p.m and Saturday at 1.p.m and 5.p.m. Tickets are priced at £9.00 per adult and £5 for concessions. Tickets are available from www.ticketsource.co.uk/gargrave-pantomime-group.