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Gwent's
rising stars
Members of Gwent Young People's Theatre in their three-day highly
successful production of Lark Rise, in the grounds of
Abergavenny Castle.
The play, which portrayed a lively picture of Victorian country
life with music and song, was adapted by Keith Dewhurst from
the book Lark Rise to Candleford by Flora Thompson.
For more info go to www.gwenttie.co.uk
 
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Thursday,
28th July, 2005
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Event
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Time
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Venue
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Tickets/Contact
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Festival
of Enterprise & Creativity
In
conjunction with Abergavenny Farmers' Market
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Abergavenny
Market Hall
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A fun-packed
day for grown-ups and children alike
Working
demonstrations with free children's and adult workshops, promoting
enterprise.
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Details:
Tel: Jill Lewis 01633 432337
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Lark
Rise
by Gwent Young People's Theatre
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7.00pm
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Grounds
of Abergavenny Castle
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By
Keith Dewhurst
A lively picture of Victorian country life with music and song.
Adapted from the book Lark Rise to Candleford by Flora
Thompson
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Tickets
£6 (£4 concessions) from the Borough Theatre on
01873 850805 or on the gate
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| Friday,
29th July, 2005 |
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Event
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Time
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Venue
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Details
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Tickets/contact
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Church
Tour
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11.00am
- 12.30pm
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St
Mary's
Priory Church
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Led
by Sir Trefor Morris (limited numbers)
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Book
at the Tourist Information Office on 01873 857588
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Lark
Rise
by
Gwent Young People's Theatre
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7.00pm
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Grounds
of Abergavenny Castle
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By
Keith Dewhurst
A lively picture of Victorian country life with music and song.
Adapted from the book Lark Rise to Candleford by Flora
Thompson
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Tickets
£6 (£4 con) from the Borough Theatre 01873 850805
or
on the gate
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Poetry & Music
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King's Head
Hotel
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Jeff Rees,
Dylan Fowler & Gill Stevens
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Tickets £8
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Saturday,
30th July, 2005
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| Event |
Time |
Venue |
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Tickets/contact |
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'Tales from
Foreign Lands' for children
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10.30-11.30am
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Abergavenny
Library
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for 6-10 year-olds
Please book
in advance
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01873
735980 |
| 'Jazz
in Town' |
2.30pm-5.30pm
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With
the resident band |
Contact
Hen & Chicks |
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Lark
Rise
by
Gwent Young People's Theatre
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2.30pm
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Grounds
of Abergavenny Castle |
By Keith Dewhurst
A lively picture of Victorian country life with music and song.
Adapted from the book Lark Rise to Candleford by Flora
Thompson
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Tickets
£6 (£4 concessions) from the Borough Theatre 01873 850805
or on the gate |
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Race Night
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(Check
time)
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St
Mary's Priory Centre |
Fun-packed
family evening
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£5
(including cold buffet)
01873 854595 |
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'Sex and the
Silver Surfer'
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7.30pm
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Borough Theatre
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A
Radio Play by the Abergavenny Theatre Group |
Tickets
from Borough Theatre
Box Office on 01873
850805 |
| Moishe's
Bagel |
Gates
open at 7.00pm for
8.00pm start |
Grounds
of Abergavenny Castle |
World
Music Concert with some of the best instrumental talent from Scotland.
Klezmer, Folk, Jazz & Eastern percussion
- bring a picnic |
Tickets
£5 from the Museum or on the gate |
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Event
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Time
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Venue
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Ticket/contact
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| Art
Workshop |
10.00am-4.00pm
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Abergavenny
Museum |
With
Robert Chapman |
£10.
Book at Abergavenny Museum |
| Jazz
at the Hen & Chicks |
1.15-3.45pm
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Hen
and Chickens public house |
outside
if fine |
Contact
Hen & Chicks |
Town
Tour -
Guided walk |
2.00pm
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Meet
in the grounds of Abergavenny Castle |
Learn about
the castle and the town's history in a walk through the town centre
guided by members of Abergavenny Local
History Society
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No
charge |
Band
in
the Park |
2.00pm-4.00pm
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Bailey
Park |
with the Powys
Cadet Band
organised
by Abergavenny
Town Council
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Admission
free |
Talk
on Mervyn Peake (author
of the Gormenghast trilogy) |
7.30pm
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Kings
Head Hotel |
by
his son
Sebastian Peake |
£5 |
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Event
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Time
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Venue
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Ticket/contact
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| 'The
People of the Black Mountains' |
7.30pm-
9.00pm
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Abergavenny
Library |
Talk
by Frank Olding |
Tickets £2
(including refreshments)
Book at
Abergavenny Library
01873 735980
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Evening of
Cello Music by Hugh McDowell (ex
ELO)
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7.30pm
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King's
Head |
unaccompanied
cello music including Bach Kodaly, etc |
Tickets £5
(Booking advisable)
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Tuesday,
2nd August, 2005
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Event
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Time
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Venue
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Ticket/contact
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| Workshop
day |
10.30am-5.00pm
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The
Gallery Upstairs |
the
'Fabrications' Textile Exhibition |
01873 857179
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| Gwent
Wildlife Society talk |
7.30pm
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St
Mary's Priory Centre |
Contact:
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Tickets £1
adult; 50p child. Available on door
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Wednesday,
3rd August, 2005
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Event
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Time
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Venue
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Ticket/contact
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Children's
Fun
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12.30pm-4.30pm
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Grounds
of Abergavenny Castle
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Bring a
picnic. Fun with Paul the Gamester, the magic balloon man, craft-making,
face painting, badge making and much more
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£3
per child. All children must be accompanied by an adult
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1.30pm
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starting
at the Tourist Information Centre
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More details
from
the TIC
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No
charge
(01873 853254)
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Talk
by author and international
story-teller
Malachy Doyle
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2.00pm
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Abergavenny
Library
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For
children
10-14 years old
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No
charge but please book in advance as places are limited
01873 735980
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Town Tour -
evening walk
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6.00pm
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Meet
in the grounds of Abergavenny Castle
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Learn
about the castle and the town's history in a guided tour of the
town centre with members of the Abergavenny Local History Society
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No
charge
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Talk
by author Andrew Taylor
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6.30pm
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Abergavenny
Library
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The
author will talk about his book 'The American Boy'
Sponsored by Academi
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Tickets
£5 (including buffet)
01873 735980
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Celtic
Harp and Arthurian Tales
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8.00pm
- 10.00pm
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King's
Head
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with
Claire Hamilton
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£5.50
Booking advisable
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Thursday,
4th August, 2005
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Event
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Time
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Venue
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Tickets/contact
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ROMAN DAY
and
EVENING
including
Children's Day
and
Roman
Evening
and
See the
Leopard Cup
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10.00am - 4.30pm
7.00pm-
10.30pm
Leopard Cup
free:
2.00pm
- 7.00pm
and
then 7.00pm - 9.00pm as part of ticketed event
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Abergavenny
Castle grounds
The Leopard Cup will be on show at the Museum
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The
Roman Day - which runs alongside the Roman exhibition at the museum
- will have children's events with workshops until noon to make
Roman-style clothing for a Roman pageant starting around 1.30pm
This is followed by a
Roman Evening. Learn
about clothing, medicine and cooking with Chance Encounters Theatre
Company; Martin Hodgkiss will be showing his blacksmithing skills;
Black Mountain Falconry Centre will be talking about Romans and
Birds of Prey and there will be a flying display.
At
sunset there will be a film show "A Funny Thing Happened
on the way to the Forum" - so bring a picnic.
Read about the Abergavenny Leopard Cup
on the Abergavenny Local
History Society website
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Tickets £5
per child
(please book).
Tel 01873
854282 for more details
Evening tickets
£5 available on gate
Tel
01873 854282 for more details.
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| Chris
Moreton & Blue Grass |
8.30pm
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Hen
& Chicks |
Folk
Evening |
£4
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Two Bus Tours
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10.30am-1.30pm
and
2.00pm-
5.00pm
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Both
from the Tourist Information Centre |
'Llanover
Stories of a Village' Tales of Llanover - Who was Big Ben? Who
was his Lady?
'Eat, drink and Be Happy' - experience tutored tastings of local
produce close to the River Usk - including
three tastings.
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Contact Tourist
Information Centre (01873 857588)
Llanover: Tickets £7
'Tasting'
Tickets £11 (01873 857588)
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Saturday,
6th August, 2005
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'Festival
of Fools'
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Throughout
the day
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in
the Town Centre
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with
jesters, stiltwalkers, storytellers, etc
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Details:
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Church
tour
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11.00am-12.30pm
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St
Mary's Priory Church
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led
by Sir Trefor Morris
-
limited numbers
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Book
at the Tourist Information Centre (01873 857588)
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Bus
Tour
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11.00am-3.00pm
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Starting
from the Tourist Information Centre
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Three
Castles, Two Villages and a picnic
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Cost
£10 (incl entrance fee to White Castle) Book at Tourist
Information Centre (01873 857588)
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All
Star Jazz at the Castle
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Gates
open at 6.30pm for 7.30pm start
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Abergavenny
Castle grounds
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John
Gibbon presents the Euro Jazz Allstars with Oleg Kiriev (tenor
saz), Lee Goodall (alto sax) and special guests.
Bring a picnic
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£5
on the gate
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Time
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Venue
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Tickets/contact
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Ten
Mile Walk
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10.30am
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starting
at the Tourist Information Centre
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More
details from TIC
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Free
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2.00pm
- 4.00pm
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Organised
by Abergavenny Town Council
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The
Importance of Being Earnest
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Gates
open at 6.30pm for 7.30pm
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in
Abergavenny Castle Grounds
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presented
by Heartbreak Productions
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Tickets:
£8.50 (Concessions £6.50)
On the gate. Telephone 01873 854282
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