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Summer Solstice Dinner & Dance. Dinner by @belskitchen and Ceilidh by ceilidhtree.co.uk.
Spiced Red Lentil Dahl with ginger, coconut, cumin & coriander & and a Curry leaf & Mustard Seed Tarka
Indian style flat bread
Mint yogurt
Tomato & Grilled Lemon Bulgar Wheat Salad
PechaKucha 20x20 is a simple presentation format where you show 20 images, each for 20 seconds. The images advance automatically and you talk along to the images.
A performance featuring poets from the exhibition will take place at The Hall, Exeter This will showcase work produced from our workshops alongside established poets working with themes of eco-poetry and conflict over natural resources, including readings from Allen Fisher, Maggie O’Sullivan, Harriet Tarlo and Judith Prince.
Eco-poetry is the study of the ways that poetry can address ecological issues. Open to all, this workshop run by poets Elizabeth-Jane Burnett and Camilla Nelson will explore the ideas of eco-poetry and allow participants to experiment with the theme of conflict over natural resources.
Tickets now available for The Rogue Review 20th September 2014
A night of victorian, steampunky burlesque frolics.
All door and bar proceeds go to The Hall renovation fund.
Join us for the first Thrupenny Hop for nearly 70 years! Expect DJs playing the 78s that we found under the stage when it was removed! 1940s refreshments & dance teachers on hand. Dress : 40s, 50s preferably. Time: 7:30
Exeter University drama students join us again to share their final year work. Set in the historic hall on Stepcote hill, this performance is a celebration of the building and local community of the West Quarter of Exeter. Using real memories of the area, puppetry, movement work and story telling, join us to remember the past, look to the future, and be part of the bridge between the two.
