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ArtWeeks – 10 to 17 May

There will be an exhibition of Artists and Makers in St Mary’s Church.  The times are: Sundays 12.00 pm to 6.00 pm – Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Saturday 10.00 am to 6.00 pm – Friday 10.00 am to 8.00 pm. Refreshments available.  This is a free exhibition and a good opportunity to see what excellent work the Artists and Makers do. Go to Read More for details of the exhibitors.

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Charity Dog Walk – 16 May

 Come and join us for a friendly dog walk to raise money for Dementia Oxfordshire.  We will meet outside The Coach an Horses at 11.00 am.   This is a service provided by the local charity Age UK Oxfordshire. A chance to meet other dog owners, take part in a dog-themed raffle and get some training tips from a professional dog trainer. The 5km circuit around Adderbury will include some gentle uphill paths and will pass livestock, so do keep your dog under control at all times and dress appropriately. For further information please contact Sophie Took 07964 03725 or email [email protected] . www.dementiaoxfordshire.org.uk.

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Gardening Club Summer Show – 29 August

The Institute is booked; the admin is completed; the Parish Council have given a grant towards the costs so Adderbury Gardening Club’s Summer Show is good to go. The Schedules, for Adults and Juniors, are now in Adderbury Stores, the Library and on the Adderbury web page.  For the adults the usual range of fruit and vegetables, plants, flowers, jams, breads, cakes etc.   For the Juniors a few craft based classes, which might give them something to do in the summer holidays. Click here to see Rod Roberts notice.  Click here to see early warning for exhibitors and click here to see the schedules.

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Adderbury History Association – 18 May

George Lambrick, Chairman of The Rollright Stones Trust will give a talk at 7.15 pm in the Institute.  He will tell how ideas have changed over the centuries about this well-known group of Neolithic and Bronze Age monuments and will explore the wealth of folklore associated with them. Visitors are welcome at £5.00.

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