Tuesday 24 May 2011
FELTING matters...: Latest Workshop News...
FELTING matters...: Latest Workshop News...: "An exciting new craft shop opened this week on the island... OLIVEN, The Patchwork Café, situated in Newport High Street, right in the centr..."
FELTING matters...: "Felting for Fun…"
FELTING matters...: "Felting for Fun…": "Following the success of the first feltmaking workshop held at Dimbola I'm really delighted to say that I've been invited back for some mor..."
Thursday 19 May 2011
Silent Auction 13th May 2011
The Silent Auction held at Dimbola on Friday May 13th was a huge success, thanks to all the hard work that was put in by Alisson, Shirley, Claire and the team. We raised the grand total of £2,200, which is amazing, so a BIG 'Thank You' to everyone that helped, donated items for auction, and all those that came on the night to support us.
Tuesday 3 May 2011
Peacock Angell Concert
Peacock Angell
Dimbola Lodge
Sunday, May 29th 2011 at 8.00pm
Tickets £10.00 each, available from Dimbola Lodge or phone 01983-730930.
The next concert at Dimbola to be organized in partnership with Vaguely Sunny features the eclectic duo Peacock Angell - namely Ruth Angell and Sid Peacock.
Violin player;/guitarist/singer Ruth Angell is well known to Island audiences. Ruth is a member of Ashley Hutchings Rainbow Chasers who first came to the Island in 2007 to play a sell-out concert at Quay Arts. The band returned to the Quay the following year, and during that visit they also performed an intimate gig in the library at Farringford. Ruth has a very keen interest in setting Tennyson's poetry to music, and as a result of that she and Sid were invited to perform at some songs after dinner at the Tennyson Bi-Centennial celebration at Farringford in 2009. Later that year, Ruth returned to the Island , playing fiddle for the Welsh band Mabon at their Quay Arts gig. That performance is now avilable on DVD.
Sid Peacock is from Bangor in Northern Ireland. He works actively as a composer, producer and educator. Whilst Ruth;s influences mainly come from folk and classical music, Sid's are drawn more from jazz and blues.
As a result, we can expect a very diverse range of songs and tunes at the concert - everything from Irish jigs to more sensitive and reflective pieces, as well as some thoughtful arrangements of Tennyson's poetry.
Dimbola Lodge
Sunday, May 29th 2011 at 8.00pm
Tickets £10.00 each, available from Dimbola Lodge or phone 01983-730930.
The next concert at Dimbola to be organized in partnership with Vaguely Sunny features the eclectic duo Peacock Angell - namely Ruth Angell and Sid Peacock.
Violin player;/guitarist/singer Ruth Angell is well known to Island audiences. Ruth is a member of Ashley Hutchings Rainbow Chasers who first came to the Island in 2007 to play a sell-out concert at Quay Arts. The band returned to the Quay the following year, and during that visit they also performed an intimate gig in the library at Farringford. Ruth has a very keen interest in setting Tennyson's poetry to music, and as a result of that she and Sid were invited to perform at some songs after dinner at the Tennyson Bi-Centennial celebration at Farringford in 2009. Later that year, Ruth returned to the Island , playing fiddle for the Welsh band Mabon at their Quay Arts gig. That performance is now avilable on DVD.
Sid Peacock is from Bangor in Northern Ireland. He works actively as a composer, producer and educator. Whilst Ruth;s influences mainly come from folk and classical music, Sid's are drawn more from jazz and blues.
As a result, we can expect a very diverse range of songs and tunes at the concert - everything from Irish jigs to more sensitive and reflective pieces, as well as some thoughtful arrangements of Tennyson's poetry.
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