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Chester
Come along to our free Screening of Frozen and Sing Along to the hit musical comedy from Walt Disney Animation Studios. Follow the lyrics with a bouncing Frozen snowflake.
Chester
Pixels Piano Trio - Sophie Rosa violin - Jonathan Aasgaard cello - Ian Buckle piano
Chester
Penny Rudd, the Registrar at Chester Zoo,will take us through developments since the zoo was opened by George Mottershead in 1931 to become the UK's 2nd most popular visitor attraction in 2017 'Chester Zoo, Past and Present'
Chester
Take one rich but very crabby miser, mix in a son and daughter both desperate for cash to further their romantic attachments, and stormy waters can be seen ahead in this classic comedy.
Chester
A Recital by the winners and runners-up of the Young Musician Competition held on 25 November 2018. Come and hear some of the finest young performers in Chester and district, and support them when they receive their awards from the Society Chairman.
Chester
David Cummings member and local historian, as a Memorial to Committee member, Margaret Croston, presents a kaleidoscope of Chester events throughout the year in a selection of colourful images called, Chester Celebrates.
27 Grosvenor Street, Chester
From horse-drawn hearses to jet jewellery, the Victorians lavished much more money on their funerals than on their weddings. Find out why as Dr Amanda Draper lifts the veil on cryptic customs shrouding a Victorian Death.
27 Grosvenor Street, Chester
A moving opportunity to see and discuss original correspondence written by prisoners while they were living and, often, dying in Second World War Nazi concentration camps including Auschwitz, Dachau and Theresienstadt.
27 Grosvenor Street, Chester
At 2pm, on Tuesday 30 January 1649, King Charles I stepped onto a wooden scaffold outside Whitehall’s Banqueting House, knelt down in front of an audience of thousands and was publicly beheaded as a traitor.
Chester
Nick Fry a long established member of Chester Cathedral staff, well known for his roles of public liaison. A veteran player from God to Herod in many of The Chester Mystery Plays, he tells of their origins, history and recent productions.
Chester
You are invited to Come and Sing Handel's Samson.
Chester
Cantabile is a choir for the older pupils at Overleigh St Mary's CE Primary School who have a particular talent and enthusiasm for singing.
Chester
Acclaimed as a pianist of "amazing power and panache" (The Telegraph), Clare Hammond is recognised for the virtuosity and authority of her performances and has developed a "reputation for brilliantly imaginative concert programmes" (BBC Music...
Chester
Capt. Hugh Daglish has spent a career in the Royal Navy on a variety of warships, latterly as Captain and then Commander of Her Majesty's Royal Yacht Britannia. His talk HMY Britannia Remembered will stir our memories.
Chester
CBS performs all six of J.S.Bach's motets over two lunchtime concerts. Including some of the composer's most exciting and daring writing for choir, Bach's motets are varied, vibrant and vivid in illustrating their German texts (translations...
Wrexham Road, CHESTER
Why is Chester Gangshow one of the longest running, and most successful Scout Gangshows in the country? Is it the talented cast of over a hundred young people singing their hearts out, delivering stunning dance routines, or performing heart-warming...
Chester
Rachel Smith is an Executive Committee Member and Trustee of the Cheshire Search and Rescue Team, CSAR, and she will talk about the work of this voluntary organisation whose membership includes people from every walk of life.
Chester
Walking back to their apartment late one night a tragic encounter sees Sam murdered and his beloved girlfriend Molly alone, in despair and utterly lost. But with the help of a phony store-front psychic Sam, trapped between this world and the next,...
Chester
Tim Baxter Botanist at Liverpool University's Ness Gardens, talks about its creator, Arthur Kilpin Bulley, who sponsored the great plant hunters, George Forrest, Frank Kingdon Ward and others, on expeditions to China and Himalayas.
Chester
The Barn Theatre has had its funding withdrawn and needs £50,000 to stay afloat. Dorothy, the Stratford Players' power house, decides that what they need is a real "star"! A great comedy by that great wit from The News Quiz, Ian Hislop.
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