|  | Arts Alive is an organisation dedicated to providing local people in rural areas with the opportunity to choose and promote professional arts events in their local venue. They work with over 80 venues, including village halls, community centres, churches, woods, in fact any suitable local space. By working with rural communities in Herefordshire, Arts Alive aim to bring good quality local, regional, national and international artists to local venues so that people living locally can have access to exciting, moving, entertaining performances. Arts Alive aim to: - Bring together whole communities in a way that few other community events do anymore.
- Give local people in rural areas access to professional arts events that otherwise would mean travelling great distances.
- Promotes volunteering and community spirit.
What's happening at your local venue: | Friday 8th March | Richard Tunnicliffe and Elizabeth Lea.
Elizabeth Lea, a dancer specializing in Baroque and classical Indian styles performs with locally based internationally recognised 'cellist Richard Tunnicliffe. The evening’s programme also includes a solo piece for both ‘cello and dancer. A feast for the senses combining two art forms in an unusual treat.
Friday 8th March 7.30pm
Lion Ballroom, Leominster
Tickets: 01568 613477
| | Friday 15th March | Brekete – Explosion They’re back! Stunning athleticism, wonderful costumes, pulsating with rhythm and energy. Eight drummers and dancers that won the hearts and minds of our audiences with their last visit. Don’t miss it!
Friday 15th March 7.30pm
John Kyrle High School, Ross on Wye.
Tickets: 01989 764358
| | Sunday 17th March | Moby Duck - Ice! If the Ice Queen kidnapped your best friend and took her off to her palace in the frozen Himalayas - would you be brave enough to follow? Geeta is. She follows the trail through incredible dangers to rescue Krishna. She's determined and angry, but small, frightened and weak. Will she be able to do it? Dance, live music and tales weave together in a magical mixing of the Snow Queen with Tibetan stories.
Sunday 17th March 2.30pm Lady Hawkins Leisure Centre, Kington
Indian Dance workshop with Chitraleka Bolar Sunday 17th March11am-12.30pm
Tickets: 01544 230488 |
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