Showing posts with label childrens art. Show all posts
Showing posts with label childrens art. Show all posts

Monday, 26 October 2009

Half-term Happenings!








Bats and Books
Due to popular demand the Bat Man, Ged Ryan, is back at Macclesfield Library on Wednesday 28 October at 10am; a morning suitable for children of all ages.
Important note: The Library will be close on Friday for a month re-opening Monday 30 November. This means that there will be no Rhymetime sessions or Childen’s Reading Group during this period.

Macclesfield Library, Jordangate: 01625 374000

Also, this half-term, children between the age of 6 and 12 can be fascinated by fungus in Toadstool Trio, producing drawings, clay models and felt pictures.
Thursday 29th and Friday 30th October between 10am and 12 noon at a cost of just £5 per child per session.

Education Room, Silk Museum, Park Lane, Macclesfield.
Booking and payment in advance essential: 01625 612045.


The Only Way is Up
All week the movie theatre with added character, Cinemac, is showing the curious Up (U), Disney/Pixar’s new comedy adventure. (see picture above, courtesy of www.cinemac.org)
A terrific family adventure with story, characterisation and inventive animation and old-fashioned values of clarity and simplicity: entertaining and visually dazzling, according to the Guardian. The Janes cried quite a lot at this one.
Mon, Tue, Thur and Fri at 3, 5.30 and 8pm; and at 2.30pm on Weds.

Heritage Centre, Roe Street, Macclesfield
Recorded Information: 01625 423535. Enquiries: 07871 422937.
info@cinemac.org.uk

Saturday, 11 July 2009

Something else for the weekend?












Yes theres more...
The loop is fanatical, whoops no, passionate about Childrens Art so we're heading to the Open day at the Heritage Centre today to have a look at the local schools art competition, and textile demonstrations too.
Hope to have a look at long last at the Journeys instalation at the Town Hall if we are quick.
I think we'll nip to Langley for their weekend of textiles at Doe Meadow house and at the Village hall too.

Maybe we'll have breakfast with the Sunday papers at the Waterside Cafe in Bollington whilst enjoying their current exhibition of unique textile/photographic images by Dandy Lewis.

Hope to see you there.
pic: from a claire de ruiter workshop with children

Cafe Waterside Clarence Mill Bollington 01625−575563
Heritage Centre
macclesfield www.macclesfield.silk.museum 01625 612045

Langley Exhibition 07759 126392