What's On?

Saturday, July 04 – Monday, July 06

7pm

WELCOME TO DIALOGUE 2009

CANCELLED

A unique event providing Culture, Debate, Art, Education, and Music to communicate a message of Love and Etiquette

For children there are schools projects and displays to infuse each child with knowledge along with art and craft workshops. On Monday 6th July a special concert will bring an evening of musical entertainment to conclude this three-day event.

CANCELLED

Saturday, July 04

1pm - 4pm

Burnley Council with The Park Friends Group present

BRASS IN THE PARKS 2009

CHAMPIONSHIP BRASS

with

BESSES O'TH' BARN

Plus

Burnley Junior Alliance band

In concert at Queens Park

ADMISSION FREE

For more information contact: 01282 664612

Admission FREE

Saturday, July 11 – Sunday, July 12

7pm Saturday - 1pm & 5pm Sunday

East Lancs School of Dancing present

SHOWSTOPPERS 2009

Proudly presenting their latest musical spectacular East Lancs School of Dancing perform a variety of singing, dance and acting scenes from Chicago, Chitty Chitty Bang Bang, Singing in the Rain and High School Musical.

Entertainment with a capital E is guaranteed from this extremely talented dance school, they will have your heart singing and your feet tapping.

A perfect treat for all ages

Reserved seating

Tickets: £7.50

Friday, July 31

7PM

Quantum Theatre present

ALICE THROUGH THE LOOKING GLASS

The story of Through the Looking-Glass is a real family favourite, following Alice’s fantastical adventures in the strange world she enters through the mirror above her drawing-room fireplace.

What she finds there is a world laid out in the form of a giant chess board and before long Alice finds herself entering the game as a white pawn. The story follows her travels across the board until she is crowned queen at the eighth square and along the way she encounters some of Carroll’s most memorable and enduring characters, among them Tweedledum and Tweedledee, the Walrus and the Carpenter, The Lion and the Unicorn, and the Jabberwock. The piece is also filled witmany fine nonsense poems and songs which are still quoted from today.

Quantum Theatre’s production is a brand new adaptation by Michael Whitmore, faithfully charting the fabulous, wonderful and rather perplexing world created by the great Lewis Carroll and retaining the particularly British humour and quirkiness we’ve all come to hold dear in these classic tales: truly a show for all the family.

This perfromance takes place at Padiham Memorial Park. Doors open 6.30pm

Do bring warm clothes and a folding chair or rug
Picnics are welcome
No alcohol or glassware please

Tickets: Adults £4 / Discounts £2 / Family of four £10