Sunday, 30 May 2010

Got an easel?










Got an easel, like to paint or draw en plein air? Why not take to the streets over the Barnaby weekend and add to the atmosphere of this special Art event?

Want to busk at one of the towns performance points and add to the party buzz over the weekend 18/19/20 June?
get in touch mail@barnabyfestival.org.uk
www.barnabyfestival.org.uk

Friday, 28 May 2010

Loop 14 awaits












Normally at this time of the week we would be giving you ideas for things to do this weekend. Having been at the key board till 1am this morning finishing off the latest issue of the loop it would be mad (and tiring) to post repeats of whats already there. Hopefully you will have received your 14 page loop guide in your in box. I f not, mail us at maccloop@googlemail.com and we'll send one over..
One tip for the weekend though: get down to Unknown Treasures at Fresh tonight to hear bands battling it out find the last two to appear at Barnaby Rocks Out, the fantastic music alldayer also at Fresh on 19th June as part of the Barnaby Festival. See www.barnabyfestival.org.uk for details of that and more great gigs and events.

Please note Page 11 of loop 14 under TALKS and WALKS listings for 'An Antiques evening with Adam Partidge' the correct contact number for this fundraising evening for Macc and Cong Arthritis Research uk is
01625 265416 .

Monday, 24 May 2010

Gig in a library:Worth the Hike?

Thursday May 27th 7.30pm. Crewe Information Point Library: Swim into Scarlet Known for their intimate live performances and their unique fusion of mathrock riffs with synthy-dance vibe, Nantwich band ‘Swim into Scarlet’ have quickly drawn attention to themselves for their experimental indie dance persona. Hooker Gloriously brash Manchester based femme punk outfit and Smelt formed in 2007/8 who create a multi layered punk/grunge sound.

To reserve tickets call Crewe Library on 01270 375295. There will be a bar on the night so ID will be needed.

Boarhound bards


Upstairs at The Boarhound this Thursday - Quirky Acoustic Club hosted by Tim Woodhouse with his many friends and featuring the Bard of Burslem, Pete Shirley. Please put £1 in hat They start about 9pm.
£1 IN THE HAT IF YOU CAN MANAGE IT IN THESE CRIPPLING TIMES.
Hope to see you soon, Tim at the door.

Friday, 21 May 2010

Something for the weekend?






















What better way to spend a warm Friday evening than with a cold beer at Discobawl with live bands and DJs in Ronnies courtyard.

Kems have an orchestral workshop on Saturday morning at 9.30am. Have a look at their website for more details.

Meanwhile Chelford Embroiderers are hosting their popular biennial event in the Village Hall with exhibition, stalls, demonstrationsbooks amd home made cake too.

Tomorrow its the fabulous Vintage 1950s Rock and surf Party with Vavoom and the Unshaggables. Dust off your dirndls and fettle up your crepes s and Rock.

Its the last weekend of the Garden Sculpture trail at One House nursery. The loop loves the life size sack cloth cow and calf in the meadow, great cakes in the eccentric tea room and the glorious restored Victorian walled garden with charmng gardener's bothy and green house. The rare breed pigs are rather charismatic too.

Youve got till midnight tonight (friday) to get your entry in to the Barnaby photo competition. Macc: a new View. Get to it!

Diskobawl
Ronnies Bar, Dukes Court, 01625 665050
One House Nursery Sculpture Trail
Buxton New road 01625 427087
Vintage party Langley
Village Hall. Tickets from Dunstan Inn, Langley 07818 884324
Chelford textile Exhibition
Sat 22 May 10am-4pm £3 ( children free). www.chelford-stitchers.blogspot.com

Worth the Hike?

Friday May 21
st 5pm – 7pm – Music Gig at Alsager Library: Bleached Wail from Stoke-on-Trent. A mix of sweet melodies and abrasive urgent playing make a band that stand out from the crowd and Smelt, formed in 2007/8 create a multi layered punk/grunge sound. Tickets £2 library members, £3 non members. Refreshments available. Call Alsager Library 01272 873 552


Picture courtesy Chelford embroiderers

Wednesday, 19 May 2010

Book signing











Its good to see Waterstones starting an active programme of literary events.
This Friday, Mike Pannett signing - You're Coming with Me, Lad - tales of a Yorkshire bobby
Fri 21 May 2.30 pm free
Waterstone's Macclesfield

47 Mill St, SK11 6NE
01625 424212
www.waterstones.com