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After the Festival Avenue Park Baldock Allotments Baldock Arts & Heritage Centre Baldock High Street Baldock Library Baldock Museum Before The Festival Brandles School Buffs Football Club Community Centre Friday 15th May 2020 Friday 22nd May 2020 Friday 8th May 2020 Hartsfield School Hen & Chickens Public House Knights Templar School Market Place Methodist Church Monday 11th May 2020 Monday 18th May 2020 Monday 25th May 2020 Monday 6th May 2019 Orange Tree Public House Radwell Church Hall Saturday 16th May 2020 Saturday 18th May 2019 Saturday 23rd May 2020 Saturday 2nd May 2020 Saturday 9th May 2020 Sewing Bs St. Mary's Church St. Mary's Church Hall St. Mary's School Sunday 10th May 2020 Sunday 17th May 2020 Sunday 24th May 2020 Sunday 3rd May Sunday 3rd May 2020 Templars The Cock Public House The George The Old White Horse The White Lion Thursday 14th May 2020 Thursday 21st May 2020 Thursday 7th May 2020 Thursday14th May 2020 Tuesday 12th May 2020 Tuesday 19th May 2020 United Reform Church Wednesday 13th May 2020 Wednesday 20th May 2020 Wednesday 6th May 2020 Weston Hills Weston Way Nursery
The films at Baldock Arts & Heritage Centre are shown monthly and the one chosen for showing during the Festival is the popular ‘Downton Abbey’ (PG).
Watch the film in the relaxed atmosphere of the Arts & Heritage Centre, where the bar is open throughout and members of the audience are welcome to stay on afterwards to discuss the film or make suggestions for further showings.
Doors and bar open at 7.00pm.
The Baldock Festival committee is delighted and proud to host, once again, the curators from Bletchley Park Trust who will delivery an honest and entertaining talk covering the history of Bletchley Park’s Operations during World War II. A new talk for this year with the highlight of the evening remaining the opportunity to see, experience and touch a real, working, Enigma machine – as used by Benedict Cumberbatch from ‘The Imitation Game’. A truly memorable evening for all who attend.
Refreshments will be available at the Arts and Heritage Centre
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Bletchley Park is a place of exceptional historical importance. It remains highly relevant to our lives today and for the future. It is the home of British codebreaking and a birthplace of modern information technology. It played a major role in World War Two, producing secret intelligence which had a direct and profound influence on the outcome of the conflict.
Maud, Ivy and Albert carry on reminiscing about Baldock in years gone by. Based on Baldock Voices and Baldock Scrapbook.
7.00pm for 7.30pm start
Baldock Arts & Heritage Centre welcomes the ever-popular Festival Fun Quiz with a brand new Quizmistress, for the usual light-hearted quiz for all abilities.
Entry by form only – no entries accepted on the night as this is always a sell-out. Limited to 25 teams only, so get your entries in as soon as possible.
Licensed bar with table service.
Perfect for any gin-lover, you will be introduced to six unusual, fine gins – all new brands for tasting this year!
Your hosts will guide you through the subtle aromas of the botanicals and the nuances they contribute to the overall taste and flavour.
Not only that, you’ll be shown the perfect serve for each drink to give maximum enjoyment.
There are only 80 tickets available so get them early before they go!
Strictly over-18s only. You are strongly advised not to drive or operate machinery after this event.
Local archaeologist Keith Fitzpatrick-Matthews returns to the Festival with his ever-popular talk on some aspect of local history; this year it has the intriguing title of ‘Celtic North Herts? Some puzzling place names from the territorium of Roman Baldock’.
(Ticket only event)
Doors open 7.15pm for 8.00pm start
Join Jamie from Hedley Wright and your host Rob Scahill for an evening of tasting 10 wonderful wines.
There will be a small amount of cheese and biscuits to reset the palate between tastings, but feel free to bring your own too!
The bar will be open.
You are strongly advised to have eaten beforehand, and not to drive after this event.
Strictly over 18s only.
Dance & Theatre Taster Workshops with Professional Visiting Artists launching new participatory projects:
10-11.15am: DanceShift – A movement and dance workshop led by Jane Turner of TURNING WORLDS dance company launching new projects in Hertfordshire and Cambridgeshire. Accessible to all over 14 years, stretch, swing, move to great music, create, rejuvenate mind and body. Open to all. www.janeturner.net
11.30am-1.00pm: Theatre workshop launching an exciting project led by Luke Dixon and Ella Kent with a team of professional artists and performance makers that will take place at Weston Manor leading to a dawn to dusk performance drawing on Shakespeare’s ‘A Midsummer Night’s Dream’ on Sunday 21 June. Open to all.
Peter Freeman will be demonstrating just what an incredible tool the basic mobile phone is for capturing images. With a little practice anyone can use one and enhance the results with a simple app, which is absolutely free, safe and won’t damage the original picture.
During the talk he will illustrate many aspects of mobile phone photography, including landscapes and composition, people and the odd and off-beat. The results might surprise you!
Peter is a member of Letchworth Garden City Camera Club and the Royal Photographic and British Stereoscopic Societies. After retirement he taught Digital Photography as a part-time lecturer at North Herts College.