NEWS and EVENTS
If you are a local club, charity or ‘not for profit’ organisation and holding an event, let us know and we will publicise it free of charge! Forward the details: date, time and place to: studio@tempofm.co.uk
Saturday 25th April
Always wanted to sail?
Come along and take a look at Ripon Sailing Club
We are having an OPEN DAY
IN
Knaresborough
Saturday 25th April
Wednesday 6th May
We all like to share, so why not share at the Friendship Club?
Friday 8th May
Saturday 9th May
Boston Spa Village Hall 199 High St, Boston Spa, LS23 6AA
Presents:
The Tessa Smith Swing Band
Tessa Smith is a multi-talented solo vocalist, choir leader and bandleader but you will probably know her best for being one third of vocal harmony group The Honeybirds who have delighted us with their performances over the last couple of years. One not to miss.
Doors Open @ 7pm
Music from 8pm
Admission:£12 Cash or Card
Remember we are a Bring Your own Glass and Your Own Tipple venue.
Don’t forget to take the empties home.
Wednesday 13th May until Saturday 16th May
Wetherby Musical Theatre Group.
@
Linton Memorial Hall
(LS22 4HL)
Note performances start at 7:30pm
Saturday Matinee Starts at 2:30pm
Sunday 17th May
Note the new day of the week for the Wetherby Folk Club.
Tuesday 19th May
Saturday 30th May
Saturday 6th June
(The Event is LIVE from 10am at Wetherby Methodist Church)
(In the Market Place.)
Thursday 11th June
Wednesday 24th June
Thursday 21st July
Friday 24th July until Sunday 26th July
Saturday 25th July
Tuesday 28th July
Wednesday 26th August
@
Wetherby Methodist Church
Presents:
The Life of George Piercy
A presentation on the life of George Piercy 1829-1913 a farmer’s son from Yorkshire.
He sailed to China in 1851. He was inspired with the idea of founding a mission in
that vast country. This he achieved, despite fierce opposition and the loss of his wife
Jane and a daughter. He overcame many years of tribulation and turmoil to become a
very much respected figure in China, which continues even today.
He sailed to China in 1851. He was inspired with the idea of founding a mission in
that vast country. This he achieved, despite fierce opposition and the loss of his wife
Jane and a daughter. He overcame many years of tribulation and turmoil to become a
very much respected figure in China, which continues even today.
After 30 years he returned home and established a further mission to help Chinese sailors in the docklands of the East End of London. His affection for China was boundless to the
end of his days where he now lies in Pickering where he was born.
end of his days where he now lies in Pickering where he was born.
The meeting is held in Wetherby Methodist Church at 2:30 pm
Followed by tea/coffee and biscuits in the main hall. Non-members are welcome for a £2 entry fee. (Refundable if you join on the day)
Wednesday 2nd September
