What's On

This year The Fringe will take place at five venues. Newbury's Central Library will once again be buzzing with actors, plus this year we have the famous Baba Brinkman and his Rap Canterbury Tales.

2007 has been funded by:

Vodafone

Sheepdrove Organic Shop

Newbury Town Council

West Berkshire District Council

There will be music at the Bandstand, Arts and Crafts workshops in Victoria Park. A full afternoon's dance programme will once again take place in the Kennet Shopping Centre. Gail Hendrickx is back again in Bar 1861 at the Corn Exchange presenting four hours of cool laid-back jazz. New this year is food at The Fringe; the Art of Cookery and an extra evening of music at Eve Bar Bistro on Sunday.

	Sunday 27th May
		Dancing at the Shops
		Lit Rap & Drama at the Library
		The Art of Cookery
		Jazz at the Corn Exchange
		The Kennet & Avon Canal
		Music Sunday in the Park
		Out on Tour
		Hands-on in the Park
		St Nicolas Church Bell Ringers
		Art on the Park
		'Eve' music

	Monday 28th May
		Music Monday in the Park

Last year we sent the Icknield Way Morris Men Out on Tour around the residential homes of Newbury, to take The Fringe experience to those who couldn't easily get into the town. They're back again this year with their lively music, traditional dance and mischievous sense of fun.

Artists are also back on the rails! Art on the Park will once again be displaying original artworks for display and to buy. Talk to the artists and discuss their work in Park Way. Parisienne style art in Newbury.

Fancy a cruise on the canal? The Kennet Horse Boat Company will once again be offering cruises on the Kennet & Avon Canal on their traditionally decorated historic narrow boat 'Avon'.


27/28 May 2007