17 Jun 2010 until 31 Aug 2010
Pulped!
Niki Hampson's unique style combines hand-made paper with found items. Demonstration of papermaking and a chance to meet the artist 6th July 6.30 - 9.30pm. | Venue: Graze on the Green, Rosedale Abbey
Time: Call for details
Cost: Free
Tel: 01751 417367 | | | |
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26 Jun 2010 until 8 Aug 2010
Serena Partridge - new work
Serena Partridge makes fantastical miniature pieces of attire inspired by a passion for European costume dating back some six hundred years. These tiny pieces form an imagined costume collection which creates a decadent foil to the rural exhibits of the Ryedale Folk Museum. Serena’s particular interest is for the flamboyant fashions paraded by the wealthy élite, such as sixteenth century Venetian platform shoes rising to heights of twenty inches or the superfluous coiffures worn by Marie Antoinette. Although her works contain strong references to the past, Serena is not concerned with producing historically accurate replicas and classes her art as ‘sculptural textiles’. | Venue: Gallery at Ryedale Folk Museum
Time: 10am - 4.30pm
Cost: Free
Tel: 01751 417367 | | | |
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3 Jul 2010 until 31 Jul 2010
The World at our Feet - Catherine Scriven
Catherine has studies in Iowa, Brussels and York and has exhibited locally, nationally and internationally. Working primarily in drawing and photography Catherine creates beautiful ethereal works that are both thought provoking and moving.
| Venue: Back 'o the Shop Gallery, Terrington
Time: 10am - 4pm Tuesday to Saturday
Cost: Free
Tel: 01653 648530 | | | |
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11 Jul 2010 until 11 Sep 2010
By hammer by hand
This selection of excellent artworks and fine craft is part of the Saltbox Summer Exhibitions 2010. Artist demonstration of repousse at the opening event 2-4pm, 11th July. David Stephenson with Matthew Dwyer. The gallery continually shows a collection of ceramics,
paintings, jewellery, metalwork and sculpture. The exhibition space opens out into a beautiful courtyard garden where sculpture, decorative pots and features are displayed. | Venue: Satlbox Gallery
Time: Monday - Thursday 10.4.30pm Fri - Sat 10 - 5.30pm
Cost: Free
Tel: 01439 770881 | | | |
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16 Jul 2010 until 14 Aug 2010
Voyages and Homecomings
A leading classical realism artist, a master of marine art, and a painter of animals and the countryside come together in the Ryedale Festival Exhibition at Talents Fine Arts Gallery in Malton from 16th July. This is the first time that the Festival and the Gallery have joined forces and the result is expected to be an exhibition of exceptional quality and interest. | Venue: Talents Fine Arts, Malton
Time: 9.30am - 4.30pm daily (not Sunday)
Cost: Free
Tel: 01653 648146 | | | |
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19 Jul 2010 until 18 Sep 2010
Leigh Rebecca (exhibition)
An exhibition of photographs. | Venue: Summit Bookshop, Kirkbymoorside
Time: 9am - 5pm (closed Sundays & Thursday pm)
Cost: Free
Tel: 01751 430033 | | | |
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20 Jul 2010 until 30 Jul 2010
Ryedale Journeys (Ryedale Festival)
An exhibition of Ryedale transport through the ages featuring historic photographs of steam railways, buses, cars, lorries, bicycles and horses and carts from the Helmsley archive and other sources.
| Venue: Helmsley Arts Centre
Time: 12 midday to 3.30pm
Cost: Free
Tel: 01751 475777 | | | |
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21 Jul 2010 until 21 Aug 2010
Andy Dakin: Geodes, Molluscs, Pods & Polyps
A colourful and mischievious exhibition including paintings, prints and sculpture. With work that responds directly to the gallery space and its architectural features. | Venue: Duckett & Jeffreys Gallery, Malton
Time: Wed - Sat 10am - 6pm
Cost: Free
Tel: 01377 236008 | | | |
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26 Jul 2010 until 22 Aug 2010
The beautiful bowl
North Yorkshire glassmakers Gillies Jones invite you to discover the drama of their craft when they open up their rural studio, in the village of Rosedale on the North Yorkshire Moors. 'The Beautiful Bowl’ explores their signature piece with new patterns and colours inspired by the elemental beauty of their North Yorkshire location. Also Gillies Jones will blow glass and take questions, demonstrating the making of their signature ‘Beautiful Bowl’ from Mon 26 July until 30 July 11am - 3pm. Step inside their rural studio and see Stephen Gillies, one the UK's finest contemporary glassmakers at work. This is a unique chance to find out more about the ancient and dynamic process of glass blowing whilst watching him create the forms of their beautiful bowls.
| Venue: Gillies Jones Studio, Rosedale
Time: 11am - 3pm
Cost: Free
Tel: 01751 417550 | | | |
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29 Jul 2010
Coffee Concert (Ryedale Festival)
Outstanding young cellist Rowena Calvert is joined by pianist Warren Mailley-Smith for three great works of the cello and piano repertoire. | Venue: St Mary's Church, Lastingham
Time: 11am
Cost: £8
Tel: 01751 475777 | | | |
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29 Jul 2010
Performance Workshop (Ryedale Festival)
A chance to observe young performers working with the Fitzwilliam Quartet to develop their skills.
| Venue: St Mary's Church, Lastingham
Time: 3pm
Cost: Free
Tel: 01751 475777 | | | |
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29 Jul 2010
Ryedale Festival Opera
Poulenc - La Voix humaine: We are in Paris in the 1950s eavesdropping as a stylish sophisticated woman makes one last phone call to the man who has kept her as his mistress, but who is now moving on, leaving her alone, distraught, and suicidal. Poulenc’s riveting one-woman opera, the result of his longstanding collaboration with Jean Cocteau, is famous for its emotional power and a virtuoso tour de force for the very few singers who attempt it. Yorkshire-born soprano Claire Booth has made the role her own and performed it to critical acclaim | Venue: Helmsley Arts Centre
Time: 8pm
Cost: £12.50/7
Tel: 01751 475777 | | | |
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30 Jul 2010
Florestan and Eusebius - Spring Song (Ryedale Festival)
Warren Mailley-Smith plays piano music from Schumann’s early years. The two imaginary characters which Schumann created to describe the different sides of his own personality can clearly be heard: the outgoing virtuosity of ‘Florestan’ vies for attention with the introverted lyricism of ‘Eusebius’. We will also hear three of his very rarely performed early songs. | Venue: Pickering Parish Church
Time: 11am
Cost: £8
Tel: 01751 475777 | | | |
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30 Jul 2010
Study Session (Ryedale Festival)
Schumann String Quartet in F major. Richard Wigmore and the Fitzwilliam Quartet explore Schumann’s great string quartet.
| Venue: Pickering Parish Church
Time: 2pm
Cost: £5
Tel: 01751 475777 | | | |
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30 Jul 2010
Beloved Clara (Ryedale Festival)
Schumann’s finally married the great love of his life, Clara Wieck, after struggling for years to gain the permission of her father. This concert features works by both Robert and Clara from their early married life including the song cycle he wrote depicting a woman’s ‘life and love’.
| Venue: Pickering Parish Church
Time: 3pm
Cost: £8
Tel: 01751 475777 | | | |
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30 Jul 2010
Study Session (Ryedale Festival)
Dichterliebe and the 19th century song cycle - Richard Wigmore explores Schumann’s great song cycle of love and loss.
| Venue: Pickering Parish Church
Time: 6pm
Cost: £5
Tel: 01751 475777 | | | |
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30 Jul 2010
Schumann Concert (Ryedale Festival)
Fitzwilliam Quartet - The final concert of Schumann Day concentrates on his troubled later years and the arrival on the scene of Brahms before concluding with a performance of his great masterpiece – Dichterliebe.
| Venue: Pickering Parish Church
Time: 8pm
Cost: £15/10
Tel: 01751 475777 | | | |
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31 Jul 2010
Ryecrawl (Ryedale Festival)
Another musical magical mystery tour, including four concerts in little-known venues across the beautiful region of Ryedale. Bring a picnic lunch. | Venue: Various across Ryedale
Time: Meet in Eastgate carpark, Pickering at 9.30am
Cost: £22
Tel: 01751 475777 | | | |
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1 Aug 2010
Kirkbymoorside Town Brass Band (Ryedale Festival)
One of the finest brass bands in the country, the Kirkbymoorside Brass Band can trace their history back to 1815 and are regular prizewinners in national competitions. They will perform a varied programme. | Venue: Worsley Arms, Hovingham
Time: 3pm
Cost: Free
Tel: 01751 475777 | | | |
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1 Aug 2010
Final Gala Concert (Ryedale Festival)
We welcome the Northern Sinfonia for our grand finale concert which features one of Mozart’s best loved compositions from his time in Paris, much-loved orchestral masterpieces by Elgar and Beethoven’s joyful and effervescent 4th Symphony. For those who are unable to get a ticket, or who prefer something different, there will also be an evening of informal musical entertainment in the Worsley Arms. Come and join the party!
| Venue: Hovingham Hall/Worsley Arms
Time: 6pm
Cost: £24/19 or £18/13 or £15/10
Tel: 01751 475777 | | | |
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3 Aug 2010 until 31 Aug 2010
Life’s Paths & Subconsious Happenings
An exhibition by Emma Jane Barnsley who says "I am inspired by lineal patterns and textures caused by processes and occurrences in the natural world. I draw reference from aerial photography of the earth’s landscape. Such as, intricate river networks, glaciers, root systems and eroded surfaces. I am also drawn to microscopic images of cell structures and membranes found in plants, neurology, and biology." | Venue: Back 'o the Shop Gallery, Terrington
Time: 10am - 4pm Tuesday to Saturday
Cost: Free
Tel: 01653 648530 | | | |
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14 Aug 2010 until 19 Sep 2010
Andy Black - Conceptual Forest
Andy Black’s timeless drawings of an imaginary landscape are created using the slow fastidious repetition of motifs such as trees.
The exhibition at Ryedale Folk Museum incorporates a group of drawings from his ongoing series alongside a specially commissioned sculptural installation which features 2,000 model trees.
| Venue: The Gallery at Ryedale Folk Museum
Time: 10am - 4.30pm
Cost: Free
Tel: 01751 417367 | | | |
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20 Aug 2010 until 22 Aug 2010
Annual Open Art Exhibition
A small intriguing exhibition of artwork by various artists, displayed in a rural location. | Venue: Westow Village Hall
Time: Fri 12 noon - 4 Sat/Sun 10 - 4
Cost: Free
Tel: 01653 618214 | | | |
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29 Aug 2010
Megafaun
Megafaun are a supercharged new trio from Durham, North Carolina, who've somehow managed to fuse alt.country, folk and Steve Reich-like experimentation with psychedelic bluegrass and gorgeous three-part harmonies reminiscent of CSNY, THE BAND, GRAM PARSONS and the FLYING BURRITO BROTHERS. "Their roots are familiar; the bloom is uniquely theirs," said ROLLING STONE... | Venue: Farndale Bandroom
Time: Call for details
Cost: Call for details
Tel: 01751 433201 | | | |
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1 Sep 2010 until 10 Sep 2010
Citay
7-piece psychedelic | folk | pop | rock wonder band out of San Francisco drawing from a deep well of classic rock influences. | Venue: Farndale Bandroom
Time: Call for details
Cost: Call for details
Tel: 01751 433201 | | | |
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9 Sep 2010
An education (film)
Appleton-le-Moors film society presents a coming-of-age story about a teenage girl in 1960s suburban London, and how her life changes with the arrival of a playboy nearly twice her age. | Venue: Reading room, Appleton-le-Moor
Time: 7pm
Cost: Members - £4.00, (Children - £2.00.) Day membership + admission £5
Tel: 01751 417386 | | | |
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3 Oct 2010
The girl with the dragon tattoo (film)
Appleton-le-Moor film sciety presents a strong contender for thriller of the year. Unfolding with an unusually unhurried grace, its chilly tension is of a finely judged, slow-burning quality that does not rely on cheap scare tactics to hook the viewer. The story of how hacker Lisbeth Salander comes to collaborate with disgraced investigative journalist Michael Blomkvist on a long-unsolved murder case is a satisfyingly obscure mystery taking in far right sympathisers, misogyny and financial fraud on a grand scale. | Venue: Reading room, Appleton-le-Moor
Time: 7pm
Cost: Members - £4.00, (Children - £2.00.) Day membership + admission £5
Tel: 01751 417 386 | | | |
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7 Nov 2010
The white ribbon (film)
With The White Ribbon, director Michael Haneke has out-done himself and produced the best film of his career, a tightly-wound, fully-fleshed and thoroughly mesmerizing drama set in a north German village during 1913 and 1914. It depicts a tightly-knit aristocratic estate in which everyone, from the local pastor and doctor to toiling Polish migrant labourers, knows their place. This brings them stability and food on the table. On the surface everything is fine. Then, as is so often the case in Haneke's films, a small incident disrupts the calm, exposes that calmness as illusory. | Venue: Reading room, Appleton-le-Moor
Time: 7pm
Cost: Members - £4.00, (Children - £2.00.) Day membership + admission £5
Tel: 01751 417 386 | | | |
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20 Nov 2010
Bernie Marsden – An Evening of Acoustic Blues
On a first visit to Nunnington Hall, rock guitarist and founder member of the band Whitesnake, Bernie Marsden, will be playing an intimate acoustic blues concert. | Venue: Nunnington Hall
Time: Call for details
Cost: £19
Tel: 01439 748283 | | | |
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4 Dec 2010 until 5 Dec 2010
Nerina Pallot
Following her two sell-out performances last year, including our fastest selling concert ever, we are delighted to welcome, Nerina Pallot back to Nunnington Hall. Don’t miss the chance to see one the great contemporary talents of the day. | Venue: Nunnington Hall
Time: Call for details
Cost: £20
Tel: 01439 748283 | | | |
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5 Dec 2010
The prophet (film)
as anything Scorsese has attempted, Jacques Audiard’s profound and peerlessly entertaining A Prophet takes the crime movie to a new level. | Venue: Reading room, Appleton-le-Moor
Time: 7pm
Cost: Members - £4.00, (Children - £2.00.) Day membership + admission £5
Tel: 01751 417 386 | | | |
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10 Dec 2010 until 11 Dec 2010
Juan Martin
Enjoy a night of flamenco with one of the true “guitar greats” and perhaps the world finest flamenco guitarist, Juan Martin. | Venue: Nunnington Hall
Time: Call for details
Cost: £20
Tel: 01439 748283 | | | |
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12 Dec 2010
Juan Martin: masterclass
Join Juan Martin for a guitar master class – to suit guitarists of different levels of skill the master class helps build your technique and offer tips to perfect that flamenco style and sound. A great learning experience for any accomplished or aspiring guitar player. | Venue: Nunnington Hall
Time: Call for details
Cost: Call for details
Tel: 01439 748283 | | | |
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2 Jan 2011
Tricks (film)
Unfolding on location in a small town and mostly on its streets, ‘Tricks’ follows six-year-old Stefek (Damian Ul) and, to a lesser extent, his 18-year-old sister, Elka (Ewelina Walendziak), over one summer. Bathed in summer light, ‘Tricks’ offers a warm portrait of childhood and attributes unusual intelligence and emotional instincts to its subjects. | Venue: Reading room, Appleton-le-Moor
Time: 7pm
Cost: Members - £4.00, (Children - £2.00.) Day membership + admission £5
Tel: 01751 417 386 | | | |
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6 Feb 2011
Departures (film)
2009's Academy Award winner for Best Foreign Language Film, Departures is an unpretentious, slyly funny Japanese film. | Venue: Reading room, Appleton-le-Moor
Time: 7pm
Cost: Members - £4.00, (Children - £2.00.) Day membership + admission £5
Tel: 01751 417 386 | | | |
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6 Mar 2011
Tales from the golden age (film)
A portmanteau collection of cine-sketches about life under their hated regime – bulging with scorn, surrealism and gallows humour. Mungiu is the sole screenwriter, but he has partly sub-contracted the directing to a group of other film-makers: Ioana Uricaru, Hanno Höfer and Constantin Popescu. The stories are purportedly based on urban myths: rumours of the farcical absurdities that Romanians suffered under the communist rule. | Venue: Reading room, Appleton-le-Moor
Time: 7pm
Cost: Members - £4.00, (Children - £2.00.) Day membership + admission £5
Tel: 01751 417386 | | | |
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3 Apr 2011
The secret in their eyes (film)
There's something about a haunting mystery being solved by a haunted mind that's particularly seductive. That's just one of the many pleasures of "The Secret in Their Eyes," whose string of knots challenges and charms in a way that make its win of the 2010 foreign-language Oscar perfectly understandable. | Venue: Reading room, Appleton-le-Moor
Time: 7pm
Cost: Members - £4.00, (Children - £2.00.) Day membership + admission £5
Tel: 01751 417386 | | | |
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1 May 2011
The concert (film)
Thirty years ago, Andrei Simoniovich Filipov, the renowned conductor of the Bolshoi orchestra, was fired for hiring Jewish musicians. Now a cleaning man at the Bolshoi, he learns by accident that the Châtelet Theater in Paris invites the Bolshoi orchestra to play there. He decides to gather together his former musicians and to perform in Paris in the place of the current Bolshoi orchestra. | Venue: Reading room, Appleton-le-Moor
Time: 7pm
Cost: Members - £4.00, (Children - £2.00.) Day membership + admission £5
Tel: 01751 417386 | | | |
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5 Jun 2011
Just another love story (film)
This engrossing Danish thriller is like the 1995 Sandra Bullock vehicle While You Were Sleeping merged with Festen and turned into a film noir. In this case, Copenhagen scene-of-the-crime police photographer Jonas (the excellent Anders W Berthelsen, star of several Dogme films) visits a hospital to inquire about a car-crash victim, Julia, for whose injury he feels responsible, and is mistaken by her wealthy family for Sebastian, the lover she's met in Hanoi and may have killed. | Venue: Reading room, Appleton-le-Moor
Time: 7pm
Cost: Members - £4.00, (Children - £2.00.) Day membership + admission £5
Tel: 01751 417386 | | | |
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3 Jul 2011
Bright star (film)
Director Jane Campion has a knack for portraying female characters so intimately that she seems to get beneath their skin. She does it again in Bright Star, an exquisite piece of film-making about the doomed romance between the poet John Keats and his neighbour Fanny Brawne. | Venue: Reading room, Appleton-le-Moor
Time: 7pm
Cost: Members - £4.00, (Children - £2.00.) Day membership + admission £5
Tel: 01751 417386 | | | |
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7 Aug 2011
Tulpan (film)
In this vivid, visually striking film, the naive 22-year-old Asa returns to the steppes of Kazakhstan from service as a rating with the Russian pacific fleet. He's full of tall tales and determined to find a wife and put together his own flock of sheep, but neither aim, he discovers, is easily attained. | Venue: Reading room, Appleton-le-Moor
Time: 7pm
Cost: Members - £4.00, (Children - £2.00.) Day membership + admission £5
Tel: 01751 417386 | | | |
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