Replacing the postponed Phantom of the Open showing we instead showed the enthalling Kenneth Brannah masterpiece ‘Belfast’ (certificate 12) to a large appreciative audience in Townley Hall. More details about the film are on our Cinema page.
Twenty very talented young people played piano music from the eighteenth century to the present in St. Vigors church to a large appreciative audience. Well over £1,000 was raised for the East Anglian Children’s Hospice.
At last we secured a performance by Chris Fox at the Six Bells Function Room on 13th May. If you’ve not seen him before then you’ve missed a treat. More about Chris Fox on our Music Page.
Fulbourn’s rock band, Local Hotels, who played at last year’s Winter Festival perfomed a great free gig in The Six Bells Function Room on Saturday 7th May, as fundraiser for the Fulbourn Winter Festival (via donations from the audience).
Friday 6th May 7:30 for 7:45pm – Ammonite – a 2021 History / Drama set in 1840’s England. Showing in Townley Memorial Hall, CB21 5BS, starring Kate Winslett and Saoirse Ronan. Tickets £7 on the door.
Fulbourn Arts’ AGM – discussed the events we put on last year and what we planned to organise during the next year, as well as ratifying the accounts for our annual report.
The Time Machine (presented by The Keeper’s Daughter theatre company) was performed in Townley Memorial Hall on 10th April. This creative family show, suitable for young and old was performed within an amazing Time Machine set, and was an unusual take on HG Wells’ classic science fiction adventure. Many of the children present had their picture taken sitting in the Time Machine’s seat.
Starring Peter Dinklage (Tyrion Lannister in Game of Thrones) Fulbourn Cinema was shown on 8th April. Its a real ‘feel-good’ movie from America; a very subtle but sweet drama about three loners who meet up and become close friends. More details on our Cinema page.
After an absence last year, The annual Snowdrop Walk and Concert happend again this year. Fulbourn Manor grounds were open at 2pm and the concert in St. Vigor’s by the Williams Singers (directed by Martin Herrick) commenced at 3pm. More info on our Music page.
Saturday February 12th saw a joint event being held with Fulbourn Institute Sports and Social Club (FISSC) in the Fulbourn Centre, at which we screened the sing-along version of ‘Mamma Mia – Here We Go Again’ on the FISSC big screen in their bar. Following our well attended screening of ‘Dream Horse’ on Jan 14th, we’re pleased to announce a full schedule of film screenings every month. See the full details on our Cinema page and put the dates in your diary.
An appreciative ‘full house’ listened to the outstanding Sarah McQuaid performing live in the Six Bells Function Room on Friday 21st Jan. Sarah has been described as “One of the most instantly recognisable voices in current music … Shades of Joni Mitchell in a jam with Karen Carpenter and Lana Del Rey.”
—Neil March, Trust The Doc. Read more about her and check out her website via our Music Page here.
An appreciative audience heard Richard Spaul (who directs, tells and sings) give this performance in Townnley Memorial Hall on Saturday 15th Jan. More information on our Theatre page.
Supporting Arts events in Fulbourn 