Events

Doors open 7pm, Film starts approx. 7:45pm.

PETERLOO (2018) Drama/History PG 154 minutes

Mike Leigh’s portrayal of the events surrounding the infamous 1819 Peterloo Massacre. Government forces charged into a crowd of over 60,000 people who had gathered in a peaceful protest against rising levels of poverty and to demand political reform. Many protesters were killed and hundreds more injured, sparking a nationwide outcry but also further government suppression. The Peterloo Massacre was a defining moment in British democracy which also played a significant role in the founding of The Guardian newspaper. Starring Maxine Peake and Rory Kinnear.

“Leigh’s achievement is to have made a period film with the same immediacy and sense of anger that runs through contemporary dramas like Hillsborough or Bloody Sunday. He has a huge ensemble cast but that exhaustive attention to detail and fascination with the eccentricities of human behaviour which has always characterised his work is still there.” The Independent

New members are always welcome.  Please come along, enjoy a glass of wine and meet your fellow film buffs!

Call or email David to book your tickets now - just £5 - book now and pay on the door

Membership subscriptions are due...still only £5 per person per year

Messy Church leaps back into action in 2019 with our first gathering in February half term on Thursday 21 February.
We will meet in Mulbarton Primary School from 10 am to 12 noon. We have a lot of fun and usually get quite messy
exploring a Bible story through crafts, activities, acting out the story, song and prayer. We draw everything together
with lunch, which is provided. Do come along and join in, meet other families and find out more about how we can
follow Jesus in our everyday lives. Cost: £1 for each adult and child to cover costs.

We meet again in the school Easter holidays on Thursday 18 April and in the May half term on Thursday 30 May.

Bracon Ash Arts Festival (or BAA Festival) is an exciting community arts festival taking place in the beautiful surroundings of Bracon Ash Church from Fri 29 to Sun 31 Mar, 2019. Over the weekend there will be ticketed performances by established performers, free recitals by local community groups and a series of free workshops. There will also be a fantastic exhibition of works by local artists. The BAA Festival will be family friendly, with activities for young people and yummy refreshments served throughout the weekend. The Festival will culminate in a special service of Choral Evensong at 4pm on Sun 31 Mar, sung by the choir of St Remigius’ Church, Hethersett, where the Dean of Norwich Cathedral, The Very Revd Jane Hedges will preach.  During the service, there will also be a very special performance by the Festival's patron, Humphrey Berney.

Workshops include: Creative writing, Junk percussion, Photography with Red Zebra Photography, Drama with CB Drama and Pebble painting.

Ticketed performances by: Laurie Bennett (7:30pm on Fri 29) and 241 Christian Musical Comedy (7:30pm on Sat 30). To secure your tickets, visit: https://www.ticketsource.co.uk/baafestival 

Free performances by: Humphrey Berney, Mulbarton Community Choir, Liquorice Allsorts Clarinet Quartet, St Remigius’ Church Choir and Mulbarton Primary School.

Watch this space for details of other performers and workshops, the festival timetable and ticketing information!

Join us at the Bracon Ash Arts Festival at 7:30pm on Fri 29 March for; 'Smooth Classics at Seven ... 30!' with local musical legend, Laurence Bennett on Piano!

Popular local pianist, Laurence Bennett will perform a programme of popular piano classics in the style of a certain well known radio station! Just the way to relax and unwind after a busy week, but with the promise of some musical fireworks at the end!

The programme will include many favourites from composers such as Beethoven, Chopin and Rachmaninov, with some Debussy and Ravel thrown in for good measure. There will also be modern pieces by the likes of Ludivico Einaudi, Philip Glass and Michael Nyman, including music made famous from films, jazz and popular songs. An evening to suit all musical tastes.

Tickets: £7.00 (£5.00 children)

Festival Offer: A £4.00 discount will be applied if you also by a ticket for Saturday evening's 241 performance during the same transaction (i.e both adult tickets for just £10.00)!

To secure your tickets, visit: https://www.ticketsource.co.uk/baafestival or call 01508 500343

All of the Bracon Ash Arts Festival events take place at Bracon Ash Church: School Rd, Bracon Ash, Norwich NR14 8HJ

Join us at the Bracon Ash Arts Festival at 7:30pm on Sat 30 March for 241 Christian Musical Comedy!

Come and join 241 for a fun filled performance (75mins) of musical comedy which will have you laughing your socks off! Featuring our very own curate, The Revd Andrew North, you can be sure you'll have a right old giggle as he and his better musical half, Alan Kirkland entertain you with their unique take on life! If you like Flanders & Swann, Victoria Wood, Tim Minchin or Stilgoe and Skellern, we think you'll love 241!

241 are a Christian Musical Comedy Duo who like to see the lighter side of Church and beyond! Their blend of original songs, reworked hymn tunes, alongside a couple of classic songs make for an act which will have you chuckling all the way home!

Tickets: £7.00 (£5.00 children)

Festival Offer: A £4.00 discount will be applied if you also by a ticket for Friday evening's "Smooth Classics at Seven ... 30" performance during this transaction (i.e both adult tickets for just £10.00).

To secure your tickets, visit: https://www.ticketsource.co.uk/baafestival or call 01508 500343

All of the Bracon Ash Arts Festival events take place at Bracon Ash Church: School Rd, Bracon Ash, NR14 8HJ

Come and join us in Bracon Ash Church at 4pm, Sunday 31st March for Choral Evensong as we give thanks for the Bracon Ash Arts Festival.

During our service, our service will be sung by the Choir of St Remigius' Church, Hethersett, whilst our guest preacher will be The Very Revd Jane Hedges, Dean of Norwich Cathedral.

There will also be a very special solo performance by the BAA Festival Patron: Humphrey Berney, from the Classical BRIT Award winning group Blake.

Also, as it is Mothering Sunday, we will also be giving thanks for our mums in our lives.

This will be the closing event of the Bracon Ash Arts Festival, but as with all church services, entry is FREE and everyone is welcome!

All of the Bracon Ash Arts Festival events take place at Bracon Ash Church: School Rd, Bracon Ash, NR14 8HJ