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🎄 🎶 🤴Experience the magic of Tchaikovsky’s Nutcracker Suite and Ravel's Ma Mère L'oye arranged for piano duet and performed on a Steinway concert grand in the beautiful surroundings of Budle Hall With pianists Annie Ball and Victoria Robinson. 🍰 🫖 Enjoy complimentary tea and cake post-concert, and a chance to mingle, and chat with the musicians. 🎹👩‍🎓What's more, you will be directly supporting the Newcastle Piano Festival's New Generation Programme which launches in March 2025 and will support a group of budding pianists on their artistic and professional journey by providing mentorship, perfromance opprtunities and artis development. Sunday 24th November 1pm Budle Hall, Budle Bay, Bamburgh, `Northumberland Suggested donation: Advance - £15 On-the-door - £17.50 (Please be aware that seating is limited and tea and cake is included in the ticket donation) Biographies Annie Ball, DIPABRSM, BMUS, MMUS, is an award-winning concert pianist known for her dynamic performances and artistic versatility. A prize winner at both the Il Circolo Piano Competition at the Italian Embassy and the Leonard Smith and Felicity Young Duo Competition, Annie has trained under world-renowned pianists Mikhail Kasokevich, Penelope Roskell, and Christine Croshaw. She has captivated audiences with solo and ensemble performances across diverse settings, including a recent highlight at St James’ Park. Annie’s passion for innovative musical projects is evident as the director of Wylam Winter Tales and Semibreve CIC, and as a member of the critically acclaimed project Howay the Lasses, where she brings to life the stories of remarkable North East women through original song. Her commitment to artistic excellence was recognised with the prestigious Arts Council “Develop Your Creative Practice” award in 2021, supporting her pursuit of unique and expressive music-making. A versatile artist, Annie collaborates with leading musicians and is a sought-after accompanist, celebrated for her expressive interpretations and technical mastery. Her dedication to the piano is matched by her enthusiasm for exploring new repertoire and genres, and her performances reflect a deep connection to both classical tradition and contemporary innovation. Victoria Robinson is a pianist from the North East of England currently based in Copenhagen, Denmark. She has Bachelor and Master degrees from The Royal Conservatoire of Scotland and The Royal Danish Academy of Music where she studied under the tutelage of Amalie Malling, John Thwaites and Victor Sangiorgio. During her studies Victoria also received chamber music coaching from Jens Elvekjær and her major appearances in masterclasses were given by pianists including Erik Tawaststjerna, Nina Tichman, Anto Pett and Mats Widlund. Victoria has performed internationally in venues including Tivoli Concert Hall, The Sage Concert Hall and The Royal Concert hall in Glasgow. She has performed as soloist, accompanist and chamber musician across the UK, Denmark and China where she embarked on a month tour with International Young Soloists. During her studies, Victoria became passionate about pedagogy and therefore always ensures that this is part of her freelance life. She currently teaches on the pre-conservatoire ‘MGK’ education programme at Sankt Annæ Gymnasium and Tårnby Musikskole. Victoria is also director of the ‘Newcastle Piano Festival’; a brand new festival in the North East dedicated to the piano which was launched in 2023 together with friend and duo partner Annie Ball. Newcastle Piano Festival's Community Programme this year will focus on young people : Uniting Through Music, Embracing Diversity, Creating Opportunities. Join us in making the Newcastle Piano Festival Community Programme a vibrant and inclusive celebration of music, culture, and community for our aspiring young people. Without creating opportunities and sparking their inspoiration, what does the musicial future look like for our region and the world? Young people in the North East are drastically underrepresented in the national and international music industries so it is vital that we create opportunities and amplify our young musicians. At the heart of our mission lies a commitment to diversity, accessibility, and the transformative power of music for all, across Newcastle and the North East. The Newcastle Piano Festival will take place in March 2025 , featuring headline concerts, international artists, innovation and a vast programme of community music and educational events. As a not for profit organisation we heavily rely on fundraising to enable us to bring our community programme to the festival. Your support will go directly towards our subsidised community and education programme. Launched in 2023 the Newcastle Piano Festival celebrates its 2nd year in 2025 with fundraising events like this Benefit Gala in 2024 .The festival’s launch in 2023 was attended by over 300 visitors from across the North East and its focus was 'Empowering Women in the Industry'.We are a boutique high-quality and diverse piano festival and our programme included ticketed headline concerts in the intimate setting of Jesmond United Reformed church, with acclaimed and respected artistes from the world of piano such as Sarah Beth Briggs (BBC Young Musician of the Year) and other award-winning pianists such as Yoshie Kawamura, Alison Gill, Ieva Dubova and more.Our meet the piano community event invites people of all ages and backgrounds to come and see inside the piano, ask questions and have a go at playing with the help of friendly concert pianists.Accessible and inspiring workshops are a key part of the Newcastle Piano festival – providing a wide range of inter generational learning activities and events led by the finest professional musicians and educators to promote the level of excellence that the North East can be proud of.Amateur Meet Up Groups: where friends and family can get together to share performances with each other.Our vision is to continue to bring wellbeing through the power of music; an artistic programme of quality, diversity and inclusivity that will engage the wider communities of not only Newcastle but also the county and beyond; enhancing tourism and providing economic and cultural benefits to the region. For example our link with J G Windows music shop who enjoyed direct sales as a result of the festival.'New Generation Mentorship' programme will nurture a group of talented pianists who face barriers to conventional routes into the industry, giving them direct work experience and a toolkit for surviving the freelance landscape.'I Love Piano' is our version of the orchestral projects 'InHarmony' and 'Sistema' which have seen proven success for young people all over the world using ensemble playing and instrumental tuition as the vehicle for transformative experiences, improving lives and strengthening communities. Information Source: Semibreve CIC | eventbrite

Experience the ultimate dance workout at the upcoming event, DANCE. SWEAT. REPEAT in Reading. Join us at Hexham Road Community Centre on April 23, 2025, for a high-energy session that will leave you feeling invigorated and ready to conquer the dance floor. The event is free to attend, so don't miss this opportunity to groove to the beat and break a sweat. See you there!

Why play castle when you can explore one in real life? Welcome to the Bamburgh, None scavenger hunt, where history and adventure blend seamlessly in this picturesque Downtown neighborhood. Unearth thrilling tales of royalty and heroic deeds as you journey through time and immerse yourself in the enchanting world of Bamburgh‘s rich heritage. The Bamburgh, None scavenger hunt is your golden ticket to breathtaking sites and hidden treasures waiting to be discovered. Marvel at a castle that has stood the test of time, feel the thunderous impact of historic artillery displays, and pay homage to daring individuals who have left their mark on this captivating land. Don‘t miss out on a single moment – start planning your epic adventure today for an unforgettable experience that will leave you craving more! So gather your fellow adventurers and let the excitement unfold with the Bamburgh, None scavenger hunt! Some of what you'll see: Teak Ceiling at Bamburgh Castle, Mid-Tower Room, 19th Century Iron Mortar Explore The City: Discover the best sights in your city with your group and answer questions that can only be found in person, hidden on plaques, statues, art, and more. Photo Challenges and Activities: Each person will have an interactive role and will receive texted photo challenges and fun activities to enjoy with the rest of the group. Earn points for the best photos! How it works: 1. You can start at any time you wish – this is a self-guided scavenger hunt. 2. The duration of each hunt is 1.5 to 2 hours. 3. Visit our website to purchase tickets. 4. Download our Let's Roam app from the Play Store or App Store. Register and redeem the tickets there to get started. 5. The app will guide you throughout the tour and the challenges you need to accomplish! 6. For any help or concerns, contact our customer service, and we'll be more than happy to assist you! This scavenger hunt is app-led, allowing you to start at any time without the need for a tour guide or reservation. Are you ready for a fun-filled and epic adventure? Compete with your friends and family, purchase some tickets, download our app to get started, and... ROAM ON!! Find more scavenger hunts near you! Visit https://www.letsroam.com Information Source: Let's Roam Scavenger Hunt Adventures | eventbrite

This trip is timed to match a receding tide to give the best opportunity to see waders and seabirds in the extensive bay. There is a viewing platform with parking nearby. There is a chance to walk further along independently if conditions permit. Bring your binoculars, telescopes and books for this one. Meet at the viewing platform halfway along the coast road at Budle Bay. Ample roadside parking available. Grid reference NU149345, nearest postcode NE70 7EP, what3words gazes.counters.guilty. Please note the map pointer generated by eventbrite is based on a large area postcode and is not an accurate location, please use the grid reference or what3words. Children 8 and older welcome but must be accompanied by an adult; no dogs please; possible wheel chair access. Please wear suitable outdoor clothing and footwear. To find out more, and for any booking queries, please contact Simon Wright 07495 003623 or via swtduns@gmail.com. Suggested donation: £2 per person (you can donate when you book or in person on the day). All donations help us to continue to bring an interesting and varied selection of events to our audience as well as supporting local wildlife causes. Please donate if you can. Bookable face-to-face events may be subject to change at short notice, which will be communicated to attendees via email by the organiser. Please check your email in advance of attending events. Note that booking generally ends two hours prior to the event start time. If you wish to book to attend after registration has ended, and there are places still available, please contact the organiser direct using the details above. Image: Eurasian curlew © Chris Gomersall/2020VISION To find out how we may use your data, please read our Privacy Notice . Information Source: Berwickshire Group | eventbrite