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Saturday 11th October 2008
Malvern Hills College: 10am-midday
The BIG Draw
The Big Draw involves hundreds of events across Britain with the aim of promoting drawing as a tool for creativity and cultural engagement. Malvern Hills College and the festival are offering a range of drawing activities with professional tutors and artists, all free of charge. Everyone welcome, the whole family or if you are alone. Especially for those who think they can't draw or are shy. Every mark counts.Free Event Sponsored by Malvern Hills District Council. Saturday 11th October: 11am-4pm
Robson Ward Showroom - Malvern
Festival Open Day
Phone 01684 563577 for more information.
High Design with Food & Drink Elgar Birthplace Museum Broadheath: 2.30pm
Diana McVeagh
Gustav Holst, Benjamin Britten and Gerald Finzi found inspiration in Hardy's poetry and prose. Why? Distinguished biographer Diana McVeagh investigates. Tickets £6 (unreseved)on Thomas Hardy & English Music In association with The Elgar Society - West Midlands. Robson Ward Malvern: 10am-5pm
A Woman & A Man
An intriguing exhibition of film photographs. Free entry.Hosted by Robson Ward, Belle Vue Terrace, Great Malvern. Lyttleton House Gallery Malvern: 10am-5pm
Art Standing Out
Gallery owner, Andrew Morgan has brought together an irresistible collection of painting, ceramics and photography, especially for the 2008 festival. Free entry.Hosted by Lyttleton House Gallery, Priory Steps, Great Malvern. Malvern Library Gallery: 9am-5.30pm
Colin Simmonds Exhibition
The Herefordshire Paintings
Working with oils and pastels, Colin deploys his unique understanding of atmosphere and colour in a broad emotive way to interpret the landscape of North Herefordshire. Free entry. Tel: 01684 561223 E-mail:malvernlib@worcestershire.gov.ukIn association with Worcestershire County Council. Great Malvern Priory: 10am-4pm
Victoria Smith Exhibition
'Obscurum Per Obscuris'
A series of photographic/digital images on the 11th century pillars in the south nave aisle. Victoria states 'My work is rooted in nature, particularly cycles of decay and regeneration. I explore how we relate to these processes and the methods we employ to understand them'. Free entry. Not available during services & concerts.In association with the University of Worcester. Return to the full list of events or check another date: OCTOBER 2008
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