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	Dales Countryside Museum Hawes-Programme Of Events Friends Of The Dales Countryside Museum / Friends Programme Of Events What’s on at the Dales Countryside Museum in August/September Yorkshire Dales National Park Annual Summer Exhibition 16 July – 5 September. A family exhibition with lots of activities for all ages, on the subject of Cultural Heritage and exploring the theme of treasured possesions. What do museums have in their collections? and what do you have as a treasured posession in your life? 3 August 14:00 - 16:00 Spinning a Yarn Friends of the museum will be spinning in the museum foyer. Queries on woolcrafts welcome. Free event 4 August 14:00 - 16:00 Discover & Do: Textile Crafts Traditional textile crafts for children. Ages 5 to 8 years must be accompanied by an adult Children £3, parents/carers free, booking advisable 5 August 12:30 - 13:30 Birds of the Yorkshire Dales One of a series of lunchtime lectures exploring the wildlife of the Yorkshire Dales. Free with Museum entry ticket 6 August 20:00 - 22:00 Batwatch A talk followed by a walk at dusk looking for bats near buildings and riverside. Wear wram clothing and stout shoes. Bring a torch, midge repellant and a bat detector, if you have one. £3, booking essential 10 August 14:00 – 16:00 Dyeing Flowers Workshop Children’s event using plants to dye wool and making a small felt flower. Ages 5 to 8 years must be accompanied by an adult Children £3, parents/carers free, booking advisable 11 August 14:00 - 16:00 Discover & Do: Textile Crafts Traditional textile crafts for children. Ages 5 to 8 years must be accompanied by an adult Children £3, parents/carers free, booking advisable 12 August 12:30 - 13:30 Woodland Birds of the Yorkshire Dales One of a series of lunchtime lectures exploring the wildlife of the Yorkshire Dales. Free with Museum entry ticket 17 August 12:30 - 13:30 Red Squirrel Conservation in the National Park Lunchtime lecture. Free event 18 August 14:00 - 16:00 Discover & Do: Textile Crafts Traditional textile crafts for children. Ages 5 to 8 years must be accompanied by an adult Children £3, parents/carers free, booking advisable 19 August 12:30 - 13:30 Upland birds of the Yorkshire Dales Free with Museum entry ticket 22 August 10:30 - 16:30 Pathfinder Under 16s to be accompanied by an adult £5 adults, children free, booking essential 24 August 14:00 - 16:00 Drystone Walling Demonstration Free event 25 August 14:00 - 16:00 Discover & Do: Seed Detectives Discover, collect and learn all about the different types of seeds you can find in the Museum garden. Make your very own seed packets with instructions for sowing and take them away ready for next year's planting. Part of the Flowers of the Dales Festival. A fun and very practical activity session for 8 to 12 year olds. Children £3, parents/carers free, booking advisable 26 August 12:30 - 13:30 Birds of the Yorkshire Dales One of a series of lunchtime lectures exploring the wildlife of the Yorkshire Dales. Free with Museum entry ticket September 2010 Exhibition 9 September – 7 October and 11th – 31st October “Connections – 3 artists whose lives and work connect them to Yorkshire” An exhibition of abstract paintings, collage and sculpture Free family workshops to tie in with National Campaign for Drawing “The Big Draw” On 12, 23, 30 October Events 2 September 12:30 - 13:30 Introduction to the National Park Lunchtime talk. Ranger Matt Neale describes the work of the Yorkshire Dales National Park Authority and how it keeps the National Park special. Free event 5 September 11:00 - 16:00 Weaving Demonstration Dilys McCaffrey demonstrates the tradional craft on her own loom. Free event 7 September 14:00 - 16:00 Drystone Walling Demonstration Free event 7 September 14:00 - 16:00 Spinning a Yarn Friends of the museum will be spinning yarn in the museum foyer. Queries on woolcrafts welcome Free event 11 September. 13:00 – 16:00 Victorian Kitchen: All About Preserves A look at preserving techniques in the Victorian kitchen Free with Museum entry ticket 14 September 14:00 - 17:00 Sheep to Scarf All the processes from raw fleece – dyeing, carding, spinning and knitting techniques Free event 26 September 10:00 - 17:00 Rugmaking Rugmaking demonstration. Join rugmaker Heather Ritchie and ‘have a go’ at this traditional craft Free event 26 September 10:30 - 16:30 Pathfinder Advanced A full day’s navigation course, mainly outdoors, focusing on practicing and developing existing skills. A perfect follow-on from the Pathfinder Introduction and Pathfinder courses earlier in the year Under 16s to be accompanied by an adult £5, booking essential 17 September Friends of the Museum Event Helen Bainbridge, Curator of the Swaledale Folk Museum, will be giving a talk “May Sinclaire, an Authoress’s View of the Dales” at 7.30pm The museum is open every day between 10am and 5pm tel:01969 666210 hawes@yorkshiredales.org.uk What’s On at the Dales Countryside Museum in July Exhibitions 29 May – 11 July Jane Carlisle and Martin Priestley jointly present an exhibition of Silk Painting and Photography “YORKSHIRE ON MY MIND” Includes workshops for children and adults 16 July – 5 September Annual summer family exhibition on the theme of Cultural Heritage, one of the special qualities of the Yorkshire Dales National Park Events 4 July 10:00 - 17:00 Rugmaking Join Heather Ritchie – one of Britain’s most inspired rugmakers. Watch her demonstration and ‘have a go’ Free event 6 July 14:00 - 16:00 Spinning a Yarn Friends of the Museum will be spinning in the museum foyer. Queries on wool crafts welcome Free event 8 July 10:30 - 16:30 Pathfinder See 30 May Under 16s to be accompanied by an adult Adults £5, concessions/bus users/children free, booking essential 10 July 14:00 - 16:00 Discover & Do: Silk Collage drop in event for children Use brightly coloured silk to create a collage picture Ages 5 to 8 years must be accompanied by an adult Children £3, parents/carers free, booking advisable 11 July 10:00 - 16:00 Photography Workshop Photography workshop, classroom and practical. Adults £10, children £5, booking essential 13 July 14:00 - 16:00 Drystone Walling Demonstration Free event 18 July 11:00 - 16:00 Peg Loom Demonstration Dilys McCaffrey demonstrates the traditional craft on her own loom Free event 20 July 14:00 – 16:00 Dried Flower Workshop Children’s activity – making and using dried flowers for decoration. Part of the Flowers of the Dales Festival. Ages 5 to 8 years must be accompanied by an adult Children £3, parents/carers free, booking advisable 21 July 12:30 - 13:30 Red Squirrel Conservation in the National Park Red Squirrel Conservation in the National Park. Lunchtime lecture 12.30-13.00 Free event . The talk covers all about the native red squirrel, changes to habitat, competition from greys and future conservation. All welcome. Free event 25 July 10:00 – 16:00 Taste Historic Food and Games from the Past Free event 27 July 14:00 - 17:00 Sheep to Scarf Fran Coates will explain all the processes from the raw fleece, through dyeing, carding, spinning, and knitting techniques Free event 28 July 14:00 - 16:00 Discover & Do: Plant your own Mini Haymeadow Discover unusual and interesting facts about Dales hay meadow flowers and find out why they are so good for wildlife, plus the chance to make your very own mini-meadow or wildlife garden. Part of the Flowers of the Dales Festival. A fun and very practical activity session for 8 to12 year olds. Children £3, parents/carers free, booking advisable 29 July 14:00 - 16:00 Drystone Walling Demonstration Free event Friends of the Museum event 16th July GIFT DAY bring your donations and enjoy a social evening. At 8pm Matt Neale, Area Ranger for Upper Wensleydale will give a talk, ‘Red Squirrel Conservation in the Yorkshire Dales National Park’ The museum is open every day between 10am and 5pm Contact us for more details of events or to book on 01969 666210 hawes@yorkshiredales.org.uk www.yorkshiredales.org.uk June 2010 EXHIBITION 29 May – 11 July Jane Carlisle and Martin Priestley jointly present an exhibition of Silk Painting and Photography “YORKSHIRE ON MY MIND” Includes workshops for children and adults (see below) Tuesday 1st Friends of the museum will be spinning in the museum reception 14.00-16.00 Tuesday 1st Flowers of the Dales Festival Making Crystallised flowers 14.00 -16.00 Children’s workshop. Ages 5-8 must be accompanied. £3 Wednesday 2nd Discover and Do 14.00 -16.00 Silk collage drop-in event for children. Ages 5-8 must be accompanied. £3 Thursday 3rd and Tuesday 8th Drystone walling event 14.00-16.00 Sunday 6th Rugmaking event with Heather Ritchie – drop in and have a go at this traditional craft 10am – 5pm Sunday 12th Adults workshop making silk collage of hand painted silk using the landscape for inspiration. 14.00-16.00 All abilities welcome. Cost £5 for materials. Friday 18th A talk in the Victorian kitchen about the dairy. Free with museum ticket. 13.00-16.00 Saturday 19th Open Studios event A workshop making fabulous sustainable jewellery from found objects, with Julie Ann Seaman 10.00-3.30 Turn ordinary materials into wearable art without harming the environment. Learn a range of jewellery making techniques such as saw piercing and texturing and combine materials together using wires, and threads. Make a fabulous funky neckpiece or brooch and matching earrings. No experience necessary. There will be a range of materials supplied for you to work with but it will be beneficial for you to collect and bring additional items such as buttons, bottle tops, small pieces of wood,etc FEE: £10 + £7 materials - Booking Essential Sunday 20th Photography workshop with Martin Priestley. 10.00 – 16.00. Includes classroom and outdoor work. Adults £10, child £5 Thursday 24th Red Squirrel Conservation in the National Park. Lunchtime lecture 12.30-13.00 Free event . The talk covers all about the native red squirrel, changes to habitat, competition from greys and future conservation. All welcome. Sunday 27th Weaving demonstration. Dilys McCaffrey demonstrates this traditional craft on her own loom. 11.00 – 16.00 The museum is open every day between 10am and 5pm Contact the museum for more details of events or to book 01969 666210 hawes@yorkshiredales.org.uk www.yorkshiredales.org.uk What’s on at the Dales Countryside Museum, Hawes April 2010 Exhibitions 1 – 20 April Brigantia – Crafts people exhibiting together to show a wide variety of high quality arts and crafts – the best in Yorkshire! 23 April – 19 May Echoes of Gayle Mill. Watercolour paintings by artist Suzanne Barnes inspired by the forms, colours and textures of the machinery and the mill. Events Saturday 3 April Pathfinder – an introduction to basic navigation in the countryside, suitable for all the family. 12.30 – 4.30 pm Tuesday 6 and 15 April Dry stone walling demonstration 2 – 4pm Tuesday 6 April Spinning demonstration in the museum foyer with Museum Friends Wednesday 7 and 14 April Discover and Do – children’s craft afternoon 2 – 4pm, £3 charge Sunday 11 April Patchwork and Quilting 10am – 4pm Demonstration and “try your hand” at this traditional craft Tuesday 13 April “Sheep to Scarf” Demonstration in the museum foyer between 2 – 5pm. Fran Coates will explain all the processes from the raw fleece, through dyeing, carding, spinning, and knitting techniques Friday 23 April Victorian Kitchen 1 – 4pm Museum Friends will be in costume and talking about work in the kitchen Museum Friends Lecture programme 7.30 in the museum Friday 19th March Maria Glot will talk about “Saltaire World Heritage Site” (visitors are welcome £1 admission) Friday 16 April David Joy will talk on “The Settle – Carlisle Line, Ribblehead Viaduct and Blea Moor Tunnel” What’s on in May 2010 Exhibitions 23 April – 19 May Echoes of Gayle Mill. Watercolour paintings by artist Suzanne Barnes inspired by the forms, colours and textures of the machinery and the mill 29 May – 11 July Jane Carlisle and Martin Priestley jointly present an exhibition of Silk Painting and Photography “YORKSHIRE ON MY MIND” Includes workshops for children and adults Events Sunday 2 May Pathfinder – Introduction 12.30 – 16.30 A basic navigation course suitable for all the family, covering simple techniques to give confidence to walk unaided on low level clear paths. Under 16s need to be accompanied. Adults £5 concessions, bus users, children free. Please book Sunday 2 May Pegloom Demonstration 11 - 1600 Dilys McCaffrey demonstrates this traditional craft on her own loom Tuesday 4 May 14.00 – 16.00 Friends of the museum will be spinning in the museum reception Friday 14 May 13.00 – 16.00 Wash day in the Victorian Kitchen. Museum Friends will be dressed up and telling us all about wash day Tuesday 25 May Drystone Walling Demonstration 14.00 – 16.00 Sunday 30 May Pathfinder 10.30 – 16.30 A full day’s navigation training, covering more than the introductory course, and including map reading, grid references and compass work. Adults £5, bus users/children free. Booking essential. Friday 21st May Friends of the Museum Lecture programme 7.30pm - non Friends welcome (£1) Yvonne Luke will be giving a talk “Rethinking Ingleborough” presenting a reinterpretation of the archaeology and other related features on Ingleborough March 2009 April 2009 May 2009 June 2009 July 2009 August 2009 September 2009 October 2009 November 2009 December 2009 December 2009 2nd December 7.30pm North Country Theatre will be performing Home on the Range an epic tale of pioneer women from the lead mining communities of Northern England to the Wild West of America. Tickets £8.50 (£5 u/16) Book early - this event will sell out! 5th and 6th December Christmas Weekend at the Museum On the Saturday Craft and produce stalls, children’s activities, visit by Mother Christmas, free entry to the museum, mulled wine and mince pies, quizzes and competitions. Sunday 6th December A very special event to celebrate the 60th anniversary of the National Park and the 30th birthday for the Dales Countryside Museum. Join us for a seasonal concert of songs and carols with the Alverton Singers. Musical direction by Joan Foster and keyboard accompaniment by Jean Pocock. Refreshments available. All Welcome 2 – 4pm The museum is open every day between 10am and 5pm Contact the museum for more details of events or to book on 01969 666210 hawes@yorkshiredales.org.uk www.yorkshiredales.org.uk November 2009 Exhibition 1st October – 8th November Hidden History, the Dales and the wider world The original exhibition incorporating new research Friday 20th November Stuart Tate will give a talk ‘Foreign Fields’ 7.30pm Events Tuesday 3rd November Friends of the Museum will be spinning and rugmaking in the museum reception between 2 and 4pm October 2009 Exhibition 2nd October – 8th November Hidden History, the Dales and the wider world The original exhibition incorporating new research Friends of the Museum lecture A.G.M Friday 18th October followed by a talk by Geoff Keeble, ‘Pray for the Poor of this Parish’ 7.30pm Event Tuesday 6th October Friends of the Museum will be spinning and rugmaking in the museum reception between 2 and 4pm Sunday 25th October Patchwork and Quilting Demonstration of these traditional crafts in the Museum reception 10am – 4pm Monday 26th and Tuesday 27th October Autumn Moonwatch 7 – 9pm Coinciding with the National Year of Astronomy, join local amateur astronomer Jack Sutton. An introductory presentation and practical use of telescopes. Bring binoculars. Booking essential. Wednesday 28th Discover and Do Children’s Craft afternoon with Halloween in mind !! 2 – 4pm The museum is open every day between 10am and 5pm Contact the museum for more details of events or to book on 01969 666210 hawes@yorkshiredales.org.uk www.yorkshiredales.org.uk September 2009 EVENTS Tuesday 1st Friends of the Museum will be spinning and rugmaking in the museum reception between 2 and 4pm Thursday 3rd Red Squirrel Conservation Talk 12.30 – 1.30 Friday 11th Friends of the museum will be dressed up in the Victorian Kitchen looking at preserving techniques Sunday 13th Digital cameras and computer skills. 10.30am – 4pm. Learn how to manipulate your images. Bring your own camera and computer cable. Charge £12. Booking essential Friday 18th Friends of the Museum host an evening lecture at 7.30. David Joy will talk on ‘The Settle Carlisle Line – Ribblehead Viaduct and Blea Moor Tunnel’. Non members welcome The museum is open every day between 10am and 5pm Contact the museum for more details of events or to book on 01969 666210 hawes@yorkshiredales.org.uk www.yorkshiredales.org.uk August 2009 Have your say about improving services at the museum Eleven years on since the redevelopment of the Dales Countryside Museum, we are now considering how to improve the services we provide. From the 18th – 31st August there will be a display in the reception and an opportunity to contribute to the consultation process. Every day 9.30 – 5.30. Yorkshire Dales National Park staff will be in the Community Office in Hawes on the 1st September between 10am and 4pm, to discuss possible changes and hear your views. At the museum on 8th September, staff will be available with plans and information so please drop in and take the opportunity to have your say. If you would care to telephone, leave your thoughts on 01969 666214 Or email yourthoughts@yorkshiredales.org.uk 18th July – Sept 3rd Our own summer exhibition on the theme of climate change, recycling and sustainability. Interactive activities for all the family. EVENTS Tuesday 4th Friends of the Museum will be spinning and rugmaking in the museum reception between 2 and 4pm Wednesday 5th, 12th, 19th,26th Children’s Craft Afternoons – Discover and Do 2 – 4 pm please book, £3 charge Thursday lunchtime bird lectures 6th Birds of the Yorkshire Dales 13th Woodland Birds 20th Upland Birds 27th Birds of the Yorkshire Dales 12.30 – 1.30 (£3 on the door) Sunday 9th Digital cameras for beginners. 10.30am – 4pm. Learn how to use your camera effectively and download onto the computer. No prior knowledge needed. Bring your own camera and computer cable. Charge £12. Booking essential Thursday 11th Using Handheld GPS Unit – a basic introduction 10am – 3pm Classroom session followed by practical work. Booking essential. Sunday 16th Pathfinder 10.30 – 4.30 Navigation training covering map reading, grid references and compass work. Classroom and practical session. Bring walking gear and packed lunch – all maps and compasses provided. Tuesday 25th Traditional dry stone walling demonstration 2 – 4pm. Sunday 30th Weaving demonstration 11am – 4pm Using a four or eight shaft loom and making table runners from linen. The museum is open every day between 10am and 5pm Contact the museum for more details of events or to book on 01969 666210 hawes@yorkshiredales.org.uk www.yorkshiredales.org.uk July 2009 EXHIBITIONS 1st – 12thJuly Brigantia in the Dales. An exhibition showcasing the best of Art, Craft and Design from Yorkshire. Works on show and for sale 18th July – Sept 3rd Our own summer exhibition on the theme of climate change, recycling and sustainability. Interactive activities for all the family. EVENTS 7th July Friends of the Museum will be spinning and rugmaking in the museum reception between 2 and 4pm 12th July Digital cameras for beginners. 10.30am – 4pm. Learn how to use your camera effectively and download onto the computer. No prior knowledge needed. Bring your own camera and computer cable. Charge £12. Booking essential Friday 17th July Friends of the Museum will be holding their annual GIFT DAY, a fundraising event followed by a talk by Denny Gibson ‘dark Deeds in the Dales’ 7.30pm 19th July Patchwork and Quilting. 10am – 4pm. Kate Trusson will be demonstrating the craft in the museum reception. 21st July Dry stone walling demonstration 2 – 4pm. 22nd and 29th July Discover and Do Children’s craft afternoon 2 – 4pm. £3 charge. please book. 23rd July Red Squirrel Conservation talk 12.30 – 1.30pm A chance to find out how the native red squirrel is faring in the Yorkshire Dales, covering changes to habitat, competition from greys and future conservation. 26th July Pathfinder 10.30 – 4.30 Navigation training covering map reading, grid references and compass work. Classroom and practical session. ; Bring walking gear and packed lunch – all maps and compasses provided. 26th July Pegloom demonstration 11 – 4pm in the museum reception Making rugs out of natural sheep fleece or recycled materials The museum is open every day between 10am and 5pm Contact the museum for more details of events or to book on 01969 666210 hawes@yorkshiredales.org.uk www.yorkshiredales.org.uk June 2009 Let No Loop Down-Workshop Programme Tutor Ruth Lee 2nd June Friends of the Museum will be spinning and rugmaking in the museum reception between 2 and 4pm 3rd June Batwatch. 8.30 – 11pm. A talk at the museum followed by a short walk to locate the bats. Wear warm clothing and stout shoes. Bring a torch, midge repellent and a bat detector if you have one. Booking essential 7th June Computer skills for Photographers. 10.30am – 4pm. Learn how to manipulate your photographs on the computer. No prior knowledge needed. Bring your own camera, computer cable, USB memory stick. Charge £12. Booking essential 19th June Join Friends of the Museum in the Victorian kitchen. The ladies will be dressed up and will explain all aspects of dairy work in the cottage kitchen 27th June Workshop in conjunction with Open Studios Lost properties - Creating two dimensional artwork from found objects. Led by Laurence Cutting ARCA Since the 1960's Laurence Cutting has been creating works on paper and some 3D work based on ideas and inspiration from the cinema, comics and literature, using found objects to create resonances with the past. Create your own response using collage as a medium. 10 -3.30pm. Charge £10. Booking essential The museum is open every day between 10am and 5pm Contact the museum for more details of events or to book on 01969 666210 hawes@yorkshiredales.org.uk www.yorkshiredales.org.uk April 2009 April 3rd – June 18th We are hosting an exhibition by artist Ruth Lee “Let No Loop Down” will feature contemporary textiles and knitting inspired by the museum collections. Ruth will be in the exhibition and talking about her work on the Sunday afternoon, 5th April. She will be running adult workshops creating knitting and textile work between 11am and 3.30pm on the 25th April, 16th May and 18th June. Booking essential.* Ruth’s website: www.webs-of-intrigue.co.uk Tuesday 7th Friends of the museum will be Spinning and rugmaking 2-4pm Saturday 11th 1.30-4.30pm Pathfinder – a basic introduction to map-reading. Some theory and practical work. Maps provided – but bring walking gear. £3 charge Sunday 12th 11am – 4pm Pegloom demonstration, making rugs from sheeps fleece or recycled materials. Tuesday 14th 2-4pm Traditional stone walling demonstration Sunday 19th 10.30 – 4 Digital Cameras for beginners Booking essential. £12 charge Friday 24th 1-4pm Friends of the museum will be in costume in the Victorian kitchen talking about their kitchen duties Contact the museum for more details on 01969 666210 hawes@yorkshiredales.org.uk www.yorkshiredales.org.uk April 3rd – June 18th We will be hosting an exhibition by Ruth Lee “Let No Loop Down” will feature contemporary textiles and knitting inspired by the museum collections. The artist will be giving talks and holding workshops on various dates. Contact the museum on 01969 666210 hawes@yorkshiredales.org.uk May 2009 April 3rd – June 18th We are hosting an exhibition by fabric artist Ruth Lee “Let No Loop Down” features contemporary textiles and knitting inspired by the museum collections. She will be running adult workshops creating knitting and textile work between 11am and 3.30pm on the 25th April, 16th May and 18th June. Booking essential. Take a look at Ruth’s website: www.webs-of-intrigue.co.uk Friday 15 May Friends of the museum will be welcoming Bill Mitchell MBE to give them a lecture entitled “Aspects of Mallerstang”. It will start at 7.30pm. All welcome Saturday 2 May Pathfinder – an introduction. 1.30 – 4.30. Learn fundamental techniques of map-reading. Theory and practise included so bring walking gear – maps provided Thursday 5 May Between 2 and 4pm meet Friends of the Museum spinning and rugmaking in the museum reception Sunday 10 May Digital Cameras for Beginners. 10.30am – 4pm. Learn how to use your camera and download onto computer. Booking essential. £12. Tuesday 12 May Traditional Dry Stone Walling Demonstration between 2 and 4pm Friday 15 May Friends of the Museum will be dressed up in the Victorian kitchen to demonstrate wash day in the farmhouse, 1 – 4pm Wednesday 27 May Discover and Do. Children’s craft afternoon between 2 and 4pm. Booking essential £3 Sunday 31 May Weaving Demonstration 11am – 4pm Weaving using a four or eight shaft loom to make table runners from linen Contact the museum for more details of events or to book on 01969 666210 hawes@yorkshiredales.org.uk www.yorkshiredales.org.uk March 2009 SPECIAL EVENT On the weekend of the 14th and 15th March Friends of the museum are planning to commemorate the last passenger train out of Hawes in 1959 There will be an exhibition and display of railway memorabilia and on the Saturday we will be hosting a tea dance with refreshments Look out for posters around town for more detail… Friday 20th at 7.30 As part of the Friends of the museum lecture programme Andrew Lowe will talk about “Inside a Lakeland Farmhouse” Pages that link to this page: Dales Countryside Museum / Dales Diary / Dales Diary-Events Email: info / webmaster
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