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SPJARA offer this page as a way to promote events - such as talks, meetings and concerts - taking place in or near our area that are open to all. If you want us to add news about your events, please email adrian.phillips@gmx.com
SPJARA offer this page as a way to promote events - such as talks, meetings and concerts - taking place in or near our area that are open to all. If you want us to add news about your events, please email adrian.phillips@gmx.com
Gloucester Cathedral is having a very special event on 17 October at 7pm
The touring artwork known as ‘The Museum of the Moon’ is coming to the Cathedral in October. Measuring 7metres in diameter this 3D floating moon has amazing NASA imagery of the lunar surface. To coincide with this installation the Friends of Gloucester Cathedral is hosting an evening event with a lecture by Dr Peter Cadogan, lunar scientist and author of The Moon – Our Sister Planet describing the race to land a man on the moon (in non-technical terms). This will be followed by drinks in the nave.
Tickets £15 for members of Friends of Gloucester Cathedral/ £17.50 for non-members.
https://www.fogc.co.uk/buyaticket.aspx
The touring artwork known as ‘The Museum of the Moon’ is coming to the Cathedral in October. Measuring 7metres in diameter this 3D floating moon has amazing NASA imagery of the lunar surface. To coincide with this installation the Friends of Gloucester Cathedral is hosting an evening event with a lecture by Dr Peter Cadogan, lunar scientist and author of The Moon – Our Sister Planet describing the race to land a man on the moon (in non-technical terms). This will be followed by drinks in the nave.
Tickets £15 for members of Friends of Gloucester Cathedral/ £17.50 for non-members.
https://www.fogc.co.uk/buyaticket.aspx
Bethesda at Six... Concert Series for 2019
8 Sept Gordon Busbridge, Piano Trio
13 Oct Hannah Davey, Jazz and Sprirtuals
17 Nov Choral concert, MD James Gilchrist, on the lines of St Cecilia, or a Requiem
Where: Bethesda Church, Great Norwood Street
Time: 6pm (of course)
Free entry but a collection will be held
