What's on between Friday 3rd September 2010
and Thursday 9th September 2010
Friday 3rd September 2010
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The Story of the Manchester Regiments Allied Units
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Palin’s work explores paintings as documents of undecidedness.
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Paul Dodgson’s ceramic sculptures exist somewhere between fantasy and real life
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The Open Art exhibition is a great chance to see the quality of work being produced by amateur and professional artists within the borough.
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The museum’s collection of televisions, radios, record players and cameras take centre stage in this new exhibition looking at how our leisure time has been transformed by technology.
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Special exhibition in Museum of the Manchester regiment
Saturday 4th September 2010
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from 10:00am to 12:00pm
At: Park Bridge Heritage Centre
KITE is a club for young people (aged 7-11) who want to learn more about their environment and wildlife in a fun and exciting way.
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The Story of the Manchester Regiments Allied Units
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Palin’s work explores paintings as documents of undecidedness.
-
Paul Dodgson’s ceramic sculptures exist somewhere between fantasy and real life
-
The Open Art exhibition is a great chance to see the quality of work being produced by amateur and professional artists within the borough.
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The museum’s collection of televisions, radios, record players and cameras take centre stage in this new exhibition looking at how our leisure time has been transformed by technology.
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Special exhibition in Museum of the Manchester regiment
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Gallery Saturdays
Join us for fun drop-in art workshops
every Saturday.
Sunday 5th September 2010
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from 10:00am to 4:30pm
At: Lymefield Visitor Centre
Join John and Margaret on this 11 mile ramble which, although hilly in parts, will be taken at a comfortable pace. Visit the Hague, avoid the Mudd, cross the moors to the Tame/Etherow watershed.
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from 1:00pm to 4:00pm
At: Roaches Lock car park
A gentle two mile walk to explore the wildlife of the mid -Tame Valley.
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The museum’s collection of televisions, radios, record players and cameras take centre stage in this new exhibition looking at how our leisure time has been transformed by technology.
Monday 6th September 2010
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from 2:00pm to 3:00pm
At: Denton Library,
Meets monthly to discuss a range of books and authors
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from 6:30pm to 7:30pm
At: Hyde Library
Meets monthly to discuss a range of books and authors
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The Story of the Manchester Regiments Allied Units
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Rhymes, songs and stories for little ones, their parents and carers.
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1hr practical lesson in scuba diving
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Rhymes, songs and stories for little ones, their parents and carers
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Rhymes, songs and stories for little ones, their parents and carers
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Rhymes, songs and stories for little ones, their parents and carers
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Special exhibition in Museum of the Manchester regiment
Tuesday 7th September 2010
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from 10:00am to 3:00pm
At: St.Anne's Road entrance
Spruce up the area by pruning back of
overhanging branches and litter picking on
Jet Amber.
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from 2:00pm to 3:00pm
At: Dukinfield Library
Meets monthly to discuss a range of books and authors
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from 6:00pm to 7:00pm
At: Tameside Central Library
Meets monthly to discuss a range of books and authors
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The Story of the Manchester Regiments Allied Units
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Rhymes, songs and stories for little ones, their parents and carers.
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Rhymes, songs and stories for little ones, their parents and carers.
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Drop in for free hints and tips on tracing your family history
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This course is part of the Mancent Community Programme runs for ten weeks and costs £7 per session.
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Palin’s work explores paintings as documents of undecidedness.
-
Paul Dodgson’s ceramic sculptures exist somewhere between fantasy and real life
-
The Open Art exhibition is a great chance to see the quality of work being produced by amateur and professional artists within the borough.
-
The museum’s collection of televisions, radios, record players and cameras take centre stage in this new exhibition looking at how our leisure time has been transformed by technology.
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Rhyme and song for babies and their parents
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Drop in for hints and tips on tracing your family history
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Special exhibition in Museum of the Manchester regiment
Wednesday 8th September 2010
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from 10:00am to 11:30am
At: Dukinfield Library
Meets monthly at Dukinfield Library
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from 1:00pm to 3:00pm
At: Oakgates car park
Enjoy the countryside on your doorstep on a two mile walk.
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The Story of the Manchester Regiments Allied Units
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Rhymes, songs and stories for little ones, their parents and carers.
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Rhymes, songs and stories for little ones, their parents and carers.
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Rhymes, songs and stories for little ones, their parents and carers.
-
Palin’s work explores paintings as documents of undecidedness.
-
Paul Dodgson’s ceramic sculptures exist somewhere between fantasy and real life
-
The Open Art exhibition is a great chance to see the quality of work being produced by amateur and professional artists within the borough.
-
The museum’s collection of televisions, radios, record players and cameras take centre stage in this new exhibition looking at how our leisure time has been transformed by technology.
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Rhymes, songs and stories for little ones, their parents and carers
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Special exhibition in Museum of the Manchester regiment
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Chess club for all Tameside residents
Thursday 9th September 2010
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from 10:00am to 3:00pm
At: Hurst Clough car park
Raking up this year’s hay cut to conserve our herb rich grasslands in Hurst Clough.
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from 10:30am to 11:30am
At: Mossley Library
Meets monthly to discuss a range of books and authors
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from 6:00pm to 8:00pm
At: Tameside Central Library
A poetry writing workshop using historical documents for inspiration - free but booking essential
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from 7:30pm to 9:30pm
At: Park Bridge Heritage Centre
Study the night sky for Pipistrelles and Daubentons. Adults only.
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The Story of the Manchester Regiments Allied Units
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Stories, rhyme and song for little ones, their parents and carers.
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Stories, rhyme and song for little ones, their parents and carers.
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Stories, rhyme and song for little ones, their parents and carers.
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A stitching group in Tameside for meeting up, chatting and sewing.
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Palin’s work explores paintings as documents of undecidedness.
-
Paul Dodgson’s ceramic sculptures exist somewhere between fantasy and real life
-
The Open Art exhibition is a great chance to see the quality of work being produced by amateur and professional artists within the borough.
-
The museum’s collection of televisions, radios, record players and cameras take centre stage in this new exhibition looking at how our leisure time has been transformed by technology.
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Special exhibition in Museum of the Manchester regiment
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Whether you are new to sewing or an expert stitcher, this group is for everyone to come along to, learn new skills and most of all have fun!
