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Check out Harlow's Shoppers' Guide
You can pick up a hard copy of this booklet at Civic Centre reception in Harlow and in many other locations in the town. Local site www.myharlow.co.uk gives information about shops throughout the town. Visit Harlow Town Centre on Facebook-----------------------------------------------
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| Harlow Playhouse for what's on there The Square for what's on there Marigolds for what's on there Moot House Players for what's on with them St. John's Arc for what's on there The Museum and Other Activities from the Harlow Council website Parndon Mill for what's on there
Click here to see his weekend at The Square
Until Sunday 8 August At Parndon Mill Four Moore Sculptors - James Cooper, John Farnham, Derek Howarth and Malcolm Woodward, who worked with Henry Moore and the Henry Moore Foundation, have their own indivdiual sculptural statements on display at this exhibit.
Sunday 25 July 2.00 pm for 3.00 kickoff Showbiz celebrities v Harlow police in charity football match A number of showbiz celebrities will visit Harlow later this month to play in a charity football match against the town's police. The game will take place at Harlow Greyhound Stadium on Roydon Road in the Pinnacles on Sunday, July 25. The celebrity team will be managed by actor and producer Simon Cummins and will include Jeff Brazier, Darren White from Dream Team , Frankie Fitzgerald, music producer Damien Knowles, Tony Mortimer and Terry Coldwell from East 17, Ed Draper from Absolute Radio, Lee Knell from Essex Factor and writer Matthew J Gunn. Andy Ansah from Wayne Rooneys Street Striker/Football Consultant, DJ Lonyo and Duncan Pow from Holby City will also attend. All proceeds go to Child Victims of Crime and Variety Club children's charities. Harlow Police FC manager Dave Brown said: “It started out as a friendly kick around but soon grew with the amount of celebrities offering to play and support these charities. They have even offered to stay behind at the end to mingle and sign autographs for people. “The game should be really challenging for us as they do have some ex-professional football players.” Etrance fee of £2 for adults,£1 for concessions.
Monday 26 July 10.30 am National Launch of the Summertime Sheep Trail
Friday 30 July 10.30am - 1.30pm All About Sheep at the Gibberd Gallery Free Drop-in Atys Activity. Decorate a pinata full of surprises and make a puppet to take home. Suitable for all ages, but children must bring an adult.
Friday 30 July 7.30 pm Marigolds Jazz Club presents The Adam Skidmore Quartet £7. 00 Tel 01279421763
Saturday 31 July - Sunday 1 August 10 - 5 Open Studios At Parndon Mill Saturday 31 July -30 October Saturday 31 July - Saturday 30 October Henry Moore: Sheep Exhibition at the Gibberd Gallery An exhibition of Henry Moore's much loved sheep etching as
well as related sculpture and found objects. Moore wrote: "Then I
began to realize that underneath all that wool was a body, which
moved in its own way, and that each sheep has its individual character."
(1980) Henry Moore's representation of sheep are among the most
popular of his works, surprising and delighting those discovering
them for the first time. He sketched the animal as they grazed
in the field surrounding his Hertfordshire studios and they even
inspired his monumental bronze sculpture Sheep Piece 1971-72 (LH
627), which can be seen by visiting the Henry Moore Foundation
at Perry Green.
Friday 13 August 7.30 pm Marigolds Blues Club presents the Back Porch Band £7. 00 Tel 01279421763
Friday 27 August 12.30 - 4.30 pm Harlow Referees v 3663 First for Food Service, Harlow Depot, in aid of St Clare Hospice, Fairways Social Club, Parsloes Road , Harlow. Details from Karen Innes (07967481431) innes.karen@yahoo.co.uk.
Thursday 2 September 5.00 pm St Clare Hospice's It's a Knockout Harlow Rugby Club. Tel 01279) 773 753 for further details.
Friday 10 September 7.30 pm Marigolds Blues Club presents Beth Packer and the Black Cat Bones £7. 00 Tel 01279421763
17-25 September 2010 Great Wall
of China Trek in aid of St Clare Hospice
Friday 15 October 7.30 pm Marigolds Blues Club presents Grapevine Blues £7. 00 Tel 01279421763
Friday 12 November 7.30 pm Marigolds Blues Club presents the Jives £7. 00 Tel 01279421763
Friday 10 December 7.30 pm Marigolds
Blues Club presentsBad Hair Day |
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Sheep Drive Through LondonThe main part of the flock that makes up the Harlow Summertime Sheep Trail gets driven across Tower Bridge Monday morning. At 10am, 15 of the sheep, on the back of a customised pick up (a Lamb-orghini?) and the trailer it's pulling, will cross the bridge on their way to town. It's the first time in two years that sheep will cross. In September 2008, some 500 freemen of the City of London exercised their medieval right to raise money for charity.
Four Moore SculptorsThere is little doubt that the sculpture of Henry Moore was an inspiration for the artists of his generation. His assistants, working so closely with the awesome power of the master's sculpture, must have been profoundly affected by it, but nevertheless each of these sculptors has developed individually, making work that is not at all derivative. . Each makes his own statement in sculptural form. Maybe they share something in common and with Henry Moore, but in no way does this element detract from the validity and individuality of their work. This exhibition demonstrates the differences as well as the strength they have gained from their contact with Henry Moore. James Copper, John Farnham, Derek Howarth and Malcolm Woodward - Four Moore Sculptors - have works on display from 1 July to 8 August at Parndon Mill. See their website for more details. The Gallery is open from 10am - 6pm Tuesdays - Fridays, 12 - 4pm Saturday and 2 - 4pm on Sundays. The wonderful exhibition of work by Harlow artists in the Gibberd Gallery will remain on display until 10 July. The Gallery, located in Harlow's Civic Centre in The Water Gardens, is open Monday - Friday from 9am - 5pm and on Saturdays from 9am - midday. At the end of July another exhibition goes on display featuring sixteen graphics taken from drawings made by Henry Moore of sheep in the field outside his studio in Perry Green. Click on the Harlow Summertime Sheep Trail for some exciting information about what will be happening in Harlow Town Centre at the same time...
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