Featured Events in Chur in September, 2024(December Updated)

School Assembly Bangers Sing-along Join us to sing-along to songs from school assemblies past! An evening of nostagia, fun, and belting out the classics, all for a good cause. Bring your friends and family along and get ready to sing your heart out. We can't wait to see you! Food from Salt & Malt (included in ticket price)Bring your own bottleCollection for the South and East Bristol Foodbank - bring a tin!All profits go to supporting the work of the South and East Bristol Foodbank.School uniform optional! Information Source: eventbrite

Emerald - Launch Concert Welcome to the official launch concert of my debut album Emerald! Join me at St Laudus Church, Mabe for a night of soulful and ethereal music, inspired by the depths and magic of nature and the Cornish lands. Expect soothing soulful sounds, lush ethereal melodies and songs featuring the beautiful old Cornish language, set in the backdrop of the stunning Mabe Church, surrounded by peaceful nature and ancient standing stones. See you there! Tickets available on the door also. Information Source: Elizabeth Freeborn | eventbrite

Step into a world of enchanting mystery with the mesmerizing harp, with works by Prokofiev, Bach, Debussy, Saint-Saëns, Glinka, and more. Programme J.S. Bach (arr. M. Grandjany) “Allemande” from Violin Partita no. 2 M. Glinka La Séparation (Nocturne) (1839) C. Debussy “Arabesque no. 1” from Deux Arabesque (1888-1891) S. Rachmaninoff Prelude in G sharp minor Op. 32 No. 12 (1901) D. Ellington “Single Petal of a Rose” from the Queen’s Suites A. Caplet Divertissements (no. 2, à l’éspagnol) J. Haydn Variations in C major, H XVII:5 S. Prokofiev Pièce pour Harpe C. Saint-Saëns (arr. A. Hasselmans) “he Swan J. Guridi Viejo Zortzico, Zortzico Zarra Doors open at 12pm for a 12:15pm start. Website: www.music.brixtonunitarians.org Limited onsite parking bookable at: www.justpark.com/uk/parking/london/s/effra-road-london-sw2/ Abigail Millar Todd (harp) Abigail Millar Todd is a musician from Shetland. After moving to the Scottish Highlands she began playing the clarsàch (folk harp) through the Gaelic cultural organisation the Fèisean nan Gàidheal. In 2012 she began attending Aberdeen City Music School, whereupon she transitioned to the classical harp, and studied under Alina Bzhezhinska Lazorkina. A year later, Abigail became a member of the National Youth Orchestra of Scotland when she was 13. She went on to attend the Music School of Douglas Academy (Glasgow) and Chetham’s School of Music (Manchester) before beginning her studies at Norges Musikkhøgskole (Oslo) under Isabelle Perrin in 2017. In 2020 she moved to London to continue her studies under harpist Gabriella Dall’Olio at Trinity Laban Conservatoire of Music and Dance. She has participated in masterclasses with Urszula Mazurek, Fabrice Pierre, Henning Kraggerud, Sylvain Blassel, Virginie Gout-Zschäbitz, Maho Yamamoto, and more. Abigail has played with various orchestras including the Bergen Philharmonic Orchestra, Stavanger Symphony Orchestra, Highland Chamber Orchestra and Oslo Kammerorkester. She works in a variety of jazz, folk and popular music settings, which includes composition, arrangement and lyric writing. Abigail has written and directed multidisciplinary performances pertaining to community and environment. She has performed and recorded with bands and artists such as Fieh, Bård Berg, Julie Henrikke, New Banke, Plant, Eminzada and more. In 2022 she played the headline concert of the Oslo Jazz Festival, as part of a reimagining of the works of Radka Toneff. In 2019 she received funding to provide subsided harp tuition to children from less economically privileged backgrounds, and continues to engage in a range of community outreach work through music from education to fundraising. Information Source: Brixton Unitarian Church | eventbrite

Multi-Arts Club Take part in Dance, Drama, Music, Art and Games - for Mixed Abilities YP will prepare a Performance to be displayed at F4YP's Family Christmas Party EVENT INFO: Location: Kempston East Methodist Church MK42 8DA (Entrance to the car park and hall on Foster Road) Age: School Years 1-4 Time: 4.30-5.30 pm September 23rd, 30th October 7th, 14th, 21st November 4th, 11th, 18th, 25th Final Session December 2nd 4:30 - 6 pm (School clubs do not run during school holidays or on bank holidays No Club 28th October) BRING: Refillable water bottle. PLEASE GO TO F4YP.ORG FOR MORE INFORMATION AND TICKETS EXPLAINED YOUNG PEOPLE SHOULD LIVE IN OR ATTEND SCHOOL IN BEDFORDSHIRE. If applying for a bursary place we we will require evidence to show you meet the criteria.Purchasing a ticket does not guarantee a place on the course. We reserve the right to refuse places to applicants.We accept the purchase of tickets as parental consent for your YP's to receive emergency medical aid if required during his/her attendance at any of our programmes.All staff are independently DBS checked.During the course, your YP may receive additional support from the pastoral team. If your child has an EHCP or additional support at school it is helpful for us to know this beforehand so that we can provide consistent support. We may also contact the school if we have additional concerns. If your child has 1:1 support at school please inform us of this, we may request a visit with their school so that we can assess your child's needs. Information Source: Fun 4 Young People | eventbrite