Posts Tagged ‘arts and culture’
Wednesday, July 13th, 2016
There will be a showing of Off the Cut, the film by Wendy Zakiewicz, at the Bell in Walcot St, Bath this Saturday 16th July 2016, followed by some great sounds.
Tags: arts and culture, community, continuous cruising, liveaboards, Off the Cut, The Bell Inn, Wendy Zakiewicz
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Saturday, July 9th, 2016
Only joking, but the wonderful Mikron Theatre are again coming to the K&A, Wiltshire, Bath and Bristol on their historic narrowboat Tyseley between 10th and 30th July 2016.
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Tags: arts and culture, Mikron Theatre
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Sunday, July 3rd, 2016
Bradford on Avon Fringe is showing ‘Off the Cut’, the film by Wendy Zakiewicz, followed by the K&A’s best known liveaboard boatie band Calico Jack at the Three Horseshoes, Frome Rd, Bradford on Avon on Wednesday 6th July at 8pm. This boatie double bill promises to be a great night.
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Tags: arts and culture, Bradford on Avon Fringe, Bradford-on-Avon, Calico Jack, continuous cruising, liveaboards, Off the Cut, Wendy Zakiewicz
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Thursday, March 31st, 2016
Darren Simons and Violet McLaren, owners of Swindon’s best known music venue the Victoria, are taking over as the new tenants at the Barge Inn, Honey Street on 21st April.
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Tags: arts and culture, canalside pubs, community, Honey Street, liveaboards, music
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Monday, March 28th, 2016
As a holiday treat, we bring you Trade’s End by traditional folk band Whistling Treason from Bradford on Avon. You can listen to it here:
https://soundcloud.com/whistlingtreason/trades-end-demo-24bit
Here are the lyrics:
Crumb cocoa and dates,
Bottled beer stacked in crates,
Damn all the Waterways Board!
Coal by the ton for the
Old ironworks run,
Damn all the Waterways Board!
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Tags: arts and culture, Bradford-on-Avon, canal carrying, heritage, History, music, Whistling Treason
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Sunday, November 29th, 2015
There will be a family-friendly festive get together for boaters on Saturday 12th December, 3pm-9pm, at the Love Lounge, The Bell Inn, Walcot Street, Bath BA1 5BW. The event will include children’s activities, music, information and discussion about what to do if CRT has refused to renew your boat licence for 12 months. There will be time to socialise and sing a few sea shanties too.
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Tags: arts and culture, Bath, children, community, continuous cruising, enforcement, Events, liveaboards, music, sea shanties
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