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Creative Breaks is a not-for-profit association of artists and crafts people.

Set up in 2000, Creative Breaks aims to promote courses run by skilled craftspeople in and around Herefordshire.

Our courses are wide-ranging in discipline, from glass work to machine knitting and each maker has been selected for their quality of work and professional approach to their workshops.

Below is a list of members and links to their websites:

Lucy Brodie www.huntlandsfarm.co.uk/upholstery

Jenny Pearce www.jennypearce.co.uk

Rowan McOnegal www.rowanmconegal.co.uk

Bill Robson www.williamrobsonglass.co.uk

Jane Meredith www.plantdyedwool.co.uk

Nicola Hopwood www.nicolahopwood.co.uk

Jenni Stuart-Anderson www.jenniragrugs.wordpress.com

Marissa Thereze Harmon www.thereze.co.uk

Pearl Taylor www.herefordshireholidays.co.uk

Glenn Morris www.glennmorris.co.uk

Ginn Downes www.ginnscreativeworkshops.co.uk

Tricia Jones www.classicalmosaic.co.uk

All members are keen to impart their knowledge and skill so you can leave with a sense of achievement and newfound enthusiasm for your craft. It is also the aim of the group that you will have new stories to tell, new skills to share and depart richer for the experience.

As Herefordshire is known for its farming produce and rural setting it’s the perfect location to come on one of our courses so please contact individual artists for recommended accommodation by clicking on the links above or visit the accommodation page.

Creative Breaks will be happy to advise on suitable courses for groups or individuals and look forward to hearing from you!

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Oct 2018

MANORS MAKETH MAN EXHIBITION

Hereford Cathedral Library & Archives team have unveiled their latest Manors Maketh Man Exhibition within the Mappa Mundi & Chained Library Exhibition which explores Hereford Cathedral’s Manors in the Middle Ages and Beyond. Hereford Cathedral’s main source of income previously came from manors, and preserved in the Cathedral Archives is a treasure trove of manorial records that are only just beginning to be explored. Manors Maketh Man delves into these records, from medieval times onwards, and presents some of the fascinating human stories found within them. The manor in England and Wales touched the lives of people of all walks of life, from before the Norman Conquest to the twentieth century. The records it produced are a fantastic but underused source for understanding the lives of ordinary people. This exhibition looks at what a manor was, what records can tell us about land, family, community, law and order, and life and death in Herefordshire over the centuries. One of the pieces within the exhibition is the cathedral’s oldest book, the Hereford Gospels, which written around the year 800. It also includes records added in the first half of the 11th century confirming the rights of an unnamed woman to grant land to […]

B2 Film Festival

Borderlines Film Festival introduces new B2 Festival to Hereford City This autumn, Borderlines Film Festival launches a brand-new film festival skewed towards younger audiences. The B2 Film Festival will run from Thursday 18 to Sunday 21 October at six venues across Hereford City. Blending art forms and blurring formats, B2 offers a multisensory cinema experience that is fresh, interactive, appealing and accessible. It will take film out of the cinema auditorium and put it into unexpected places. The Atrium of Maylord Shopping Centre will be the setting for a screening of the 2004 remake of the George A Romero classic Dawn of the Dead, set in a shopping mall where the citizens of a town have gathered for protection from a horde of flesh-eating zombies. In the hands of the ever-inventive MASH Cinema, the event is guaranteed to include elements that will ramp up the blood-curdling. A triple bill of Edgar Wright and Simon Pegg’s popular Three Flavours Cornetto Trilogy (Shaun of the Dead, Hot Fuzz, and The World’s End) stretches late into Friday night at the Left Bank, while there’s more cult musical comedy at the venue on Saturday 20 with John Waters’ Cry-Baby, starring a young, kiss-curled rebel […]

Music for a While with Maggie Faultless

Part of Music in Quiet Places – A concert of Baroque Music by Maggie Faultless and her ensemble ‘Music for a While’. Prof. Maggie Faultless is Head of Historical Performance at The Royal Academy of Music and a leading authority on 18th Century music. Her ensemble will work with Herefordshire young musicians during the day, and the evening performance by Music for a While will include a programme of Baroque music for all the family. There will be a masterclass during the day followed by the concert in the evening. Margaret Faultless is an internationally renowned specialist in historical performance practice, both as a violinist and a director. Performing music from Monteverdi to the present day, she is now best known as an interpreter of eighteenth-century repertoire. W: hhct.co.uk/music-in-quiet-places

Kington Art, Crafts and Vintage Market

Kington Art, Crafts and Vintage Market brings an eye-catching array of beautiful handmades which are on show all day from 9.30am to 3pm in border town Kington’s historic Market Hall and adjacent Place de Marines – the stunning glass-roofed outdoor space filled with the luxuriant planters and hanging baskets of Kington in Bloom. The high quality art and craft desirables, all by local artists and designer-makers, include textiles, paintings, botanical lightshades, the Magic Gardener’s traveling Domestic Apothecary (custom herbal bathing goodness), ceramics, jewellery, art cards, woodcraft, and more. Held monthly throughout the year, please see schedule below. 21 July 18 August 15 September 20 October 17 November 8 December 15 December W: kingtoncommunitymarket.wordpress.com Learn more about Kington.

Hereford Cider Museum Apple Celebration Day

Celebrate the living history of apples and cider making at this years Hereford Cider Museum Apple Celebration Day. Hereford Cider Museum Apple Celebration Day It’s all about the apples! Hereford Cider Museum Apple Celebration Day is a one day event packed full of fun things all to do with apples. Treat your taste buds to some wonderful samples of Herefordshire cider and apple juice. You can meet the cider producers and ask them how their products are made, everyone has their favourite ciders, find yours. Did you know that there are over 100 heritage apple varieties? It’s a great opportunity to find out about the history of apple varieties and why they have the names that they do. come and meet the cidermakers and take part in a tutored cider tasting’ and ‘bring the family to explore and to try archery or find out about the Chinese Silk Road through a marvelous puppet s Admission fee applies Activities Apple pressing – bring your own apples to press and some bottles too so that you can take your juice home with you. Come and meet the cidermakers and take part in a tutored cider tasting Bring the family to explore and to try […]

County Harvest Festival

Join in the County Harvest Festival at Hereford Cathedral this October. The annual celebration of the county’s produce harvest will begin with songs of praise in the cathedral followed by refreshments. Everyone is welcome to join us for this celebration. Free entry.

Spooky Halloween family trail at NT Brockhampton Estate. If you are looking for something spooky to do this Hallowe’en then why not visit Brockhampton Estate, Near Bromyard? Explore the ruined chapel, orchards and around the manor house to discover the spooky hidden clues and discover the history behind Hallowe’en. £2.50 per trail, includes and prize. Normal admission applies. W: nationaltrust.org.uk/brockhampton-estate

Hereford Chamber Choir Concert

Twilight Songs: Hereford Chamber Choir Concert. Hereford Chamber Choir, directed by Simon Harper, is giving a concert of words and music on the theme of eventide at 7.30 pm on Saturday 27 October in St. Francis Xavier’s Church, Broad Street, Hereford. The programme will be an eclectic and varied selection of music, including pieces by Tallis, Elgar, Holst, Britten, Rheinberger and Whitacre. The choir will be joined by actor Tim Bannerman who will lead the reading of some poems to complement the music. This concert will also see the launch of the Friends of Hereford Chamber Choir, a scheme which will offer audience members an opportunity to support the choir further and make a valued contribution to the Arts in Herefordshire. Tickets for the concert are £10 in advance, £12 on the door, and students go free. For tickets in advance contact kate-harper@outlook.com or 07526 556535. For more information, please visit www.herefordchamberchoir.org.uk.

Autumn Waterworks Museum Family Day

Families are invited to the Autumn Waterworks Museum Family Day on October 28th where the museum will be open between 12 – 4 pm with activities for the whole family. Autumn Waterworks Museum Family Day Activities There are trails for the children and interactive devices across the Museum which visitors are encouraged to touch and use. This includes the Heritage Water Park (a children’s play ’n’ learn zone) in which there are nine life size devices for pumping, moving and filtering water. Inside the Visitor Centre there is a play area for younger children. Exhibitions Home to a permanent exhibition about Hereford in WW2 the museum is generally seen as a time capsule of social history for Herefordshire, the Marches and parts of Wales. With one of the widest range of working steam, oil, gas and hot air engines engines in the UK, many of which can be seen doing what they were intended for – pumping water, this will be a fantastic day out. Refreshments & Gifts Light refreshments and small souvenirs can be purchased in the cafe and visitor centre and picnics are permitted in the picturesque grounds. Dogs will be permitted in the museum grounds providing they are on […]

Ledbury Autumn Foraging Course

The Ledbury Autumn Foraging Course is a simple foraging walk where you can identify a number of edible and poisonous wild mushrooms, fruits and plants. On the outskirts of Ledbury, by kind permission of Eastnor Castle, this beautiful, well situated venue is within easy reach of Malvern, Bromyard, Hereford, Worcester, Ross-on-wye, Cheltenham and Gloucester. Meet in the parking area along the road opposite to the main entrance to the Castle grounds at 12pm. The course starts there with a 20 minute introduction on how to forage safely and sustainably, and a brief of the general countryside codes where they relate to foragers. Following this there be a roughly 2.5 hour walk around the area identifying the different edible and poisonous plants, fruits and mushrooms. Finally there will be discussion and tasting the finds over a light lunch. Ideal for both the total novice and the intermediate forager looking to improve their knowledge, it is also an ideal family outing! There are limited places available so please book your place on-line in advance. Course Dates : 7th September, 5th October, 28th October 2018 Start time: 12 Midday. End time: 3.30pm Approx end. T: 01981590604 E: admin@wildfooduk.com W: www.wildfooduk.com

Hampton Court Laser & Firework Spectacular

Gates open at 6pm Lighting the bonfire at 6:30pm Firework and Laser display at 7:30pm Beautiful Hampton Court Castle near Leominster ends the season with their Amazing Laser Show and Spectacular Firework Display. Throughout the evening see the Castle, woodland and skies above transformed with the amazing laser show Food and refreshments will be available. Children must be accompanied by an adult. a: Hampton Court Estate, Hope-Under-Dinmore, Leominster, Herefordshire, HR6 0PN t: 01568 797676 (weekdays) w: www.hamptoncourt.org.uk

Hereford Arts Markets

Hereford Arts Markets act as showcases for local talent and designer/makers from the region and are held regularly throughout the year. Offering a range of original artworks, traditional and contemporary crafts and handmade jewellery, the Art Markets offer visitors the chance to meet the professional and semi-professional Designer/Makers. Our artists in turn really enjoy meeting their customers and chatting about their work or discussing bespoke commissions. For additional information contact Becky at office@boffyartsandevents.com 2018 Dates are as follows: Saturday 21 April Saturday 16 June Saturday 8 September Saturday 3 November Saturday 8 December Learn more about Hereford

In Remembrance 100 Exhibition at Trumpet Corner

A fantastic and moving showcase exhibition is coming up at Trumpet Corner Tearoom, Galleries and Garden called “In Rememberance 100” A remembrance themed exhibition to commemorate 100 years since the end of WW1. Serving delicious food and drinks in the traditional cafe next to the gallery, this is a great opportunity to visit this wonderful eatery and fascinating exhibition.

Halloween Spooky Fun at Hampton Court Castle

Castle Green Fireworks Spectacular

Castle Green Fireworks Spectacular 2018 in conjunction with St. James’s School PTFA will be held on 3 November 2018. Lantern procession, music, bar and good food, not to mention a great firework display. Gates open at 5.45pm, strictly no entry after 7.15pm and Fireworks are at 7.30pm Advance tickets available from Fodder on Church Street, Hereford. Adults £6 in advance, £8 on the gate Children £4 in advance, £6 on the gate w: friendsofcastlegreen.org.uk/diary-events Learn more about the city of Hereford

Halloween Spooky Fun at Hampton Court Castle

This wonderful Fine China Painting Class at Castle House Hotel will be with the very talented artist, Emily Jones who has been painting on fine china for over 20 years. Her studio, just outside Leominster, is an Aladdin’s cave of beautiful mugs, plates, jugs, lamps and small objets d’art which she hand paints with her original designs and then embellishes with silk matt gold or lustres. Considered a fine art form, there has been a strong revival in china painting in recent times. For this workshop, Emily will provide a choice of fine china mugs, plates and bowls to paint on. Larger items may incur an extra charge. At the end of the day, Emily will take everyone’s work back to fire in her studio kiln. The finished pieces may be picked up from her studio or Castle House, whichsoever is most convenient. Tickets: £55 to include class, two-course lunch and coffee. Call 01432 356321 to book. W: castlehse.co.uk/events/ More about Hereford.

Kington Art, Crafts and Vintage Market

Ledbury Christmas Lights Switch On starts with the arrival of Santa at The Market House, time to be confirmed. You can visit him in his grotto and have your photograph taken with him! During the afternoon there will be entertainment, details to be confirmed. The afternoon culminates in the switching on of Ledbury’s Christmas Lights, time to be confirmed. There is free parking all day in the town’s car parks. This annual event is organised by Ledbury Town Council. w: www.ledburytowncouncil.gov.uk More Christmas in Herefordshire events

Hereford Christmas Lights

Christmas Fair on Castle Green

The Christmas Fair on Castle Green in Hereford is a wonderful family event with a great Christmas market showcasing all you need for those very special presents & stocking fillers. Enjoy live festive music and plenty of free activities for children as well as a choice of street food plus the Friends of Castle Green serving Mulled wine and Cake. W: www.friendsofcastlegreen.org.uk More Christmas in Herefordshire events.

Ross Christmas Fayre and Light Switch On

The Christmas lights will be switched on and there will be the annual Christmas fayre in Ross on Wye on Sunday 25 November 2018. A Christmas fayre with lots to offer: Open from 11am – 5pm with 40 stalls including The Beefy Boys Father Christmas & Grotto Lights switch on at 4pm at the Market House with singing around the town Christmas tree with Ross Town Band. For more information visit the Facebook page. More Christmas in Herefordshire events.

Hampton Court Annual Christmas Fair

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Christmas at Hereford Cathedral

Celebrate the perfect Christmas at Hereford Cathedral in 2018. As well as the traditional planned events and services at Hereford Cathedral this year, there are also the cathedral tours which include tower tours and a visit to the Mappa Mundi & Chained Library. The Cathedral Cafe & Shop will be serving an enticing range of seasonal bites, drinks, cakes and festive treats and the shop will have a range of Christmas cards, decorations and gift ideas. W: herefordcathedral.org T: 01432 374200

Peter Pan Pantomime

Peter Pan Pantomime is this year’s annual panto at Hereford Courtyard. Peter Pan entices the three Darling children to his home in Neverland with the promise of magic and adventures. Meanwhile, young Smee has joined the pirate crew against the wishes of his over-protective Mum, Dede Smee, who follows him to Neverland to make sure he always wears his vest and doesn’t get up to any mischief. Add to the mix a naughty Tinkerbell, who tries to cause havoc whenever she can, a Hook-hungry crocodile, singing mermaids, flying, magic, song and dance and plenty of laughs. Will Peter be able to defeat the wicked Captain Hook? Will the Darling children ever get home? Will Ms Smee be able to prevent her pirate son turning into a bad ‘un? Fly with us to Neverland and join in the adventures – second to the right, and straight on till morning. Adapted from the original by J.M Barrie and by arrangement with Great Ormond Street Hospital and Samuel French Ltd. £1 per ticket goes to GOSH. Audio Described performance – Saturday 15 December, 7pm Signed (BSL) performance – Sunday 16 December, 2pm Relaxed Performance – Monday 7 January, 10.30am Dementia Friendly Performance – […]

Father Christmas at Croft Castle

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Hampton Court Annual Christmas Fair

Christmas Markets in Hereford

A magical time awaits you this Christmas with fantastic Christmas Markets in Hereford, hosting around 40 stalls each day. With festive treats and gifts on offer and including locally made crafts, decorations and jewellery as well as delicious hot street food and drinks. Soak up the festive atmosphere all overlooked by the wonderful giant Christmas tree and lights. On Saturday 8 December there will the wonderful Arts Market where you can find wonderful and unique gifts sold direct from those who made them. See all the dates and times below. W: herefordshire.gov.uk More Christmas in Herefordshire events.

Christmas Markets in Hereford

Hereford Arts Markets

Leominster Victorian Christmas Market

Leominster Victorian Christmas Market is held in Leominster each year, with a wide variety of stallholders, dressed in traditional Victorian dress, lining Corn Square and Broad Street and selling a range of crafts and gifts plus local and seasonal produce. With all the usual tasty treats, gifts and trimmings. The ever-popular Leominster Morris Men will entertain as usual, inviting on-lookers to have a ‘bash’ with sticks and and wave a hanky or two. Locals dress in traditional Victorian dress, and there is plenty of street entertainment to entertain all the family. A great day out for all the family, stalls and activities in Corn Square and Broad Street. For further information contact victorianmarket@mail.com For more information visit the Leominster Tourist Information website. More Christmas in Herefordshire events.

Aardvark Christmas Fair

Why not enjoy a relaxed and traditional start to Christmas at the Aardvark Christmas Fair. Avoid the traffic and crowds, go along with the family and do your shopping the relaxed way! With over 20 exhibitors with crafts, bric-a-brac, vintage and festive decorations, with live music and we will offer a complimentary glass mulled wine. There will be homemade soup and mince pies in the Aardvark café, and the bookshop and café will be open from 10am-4pm Also selling Christmas cards and 2019 calendars now, until Christmas! All welcome, free entry and parking, a unique Christmas shopping opportunity! More Christmas in Herefordshire events.

Castle House Supper and Christmas Music

Two-course Supper at Castle House Hotel in Hereford followed by Christmas Music by Candlelight concert at Hereford Cathedral with Ex Cathedra Consort, conducted by Jeffrey Skidmore OBE Book a two-course pre-concert supper at Castle House followed by Christmas Music by Candlelight at Hereford Cathedral. These popular concerts are aimed at the heart of Christmas. Much-loved favourites, little-known gems and stunning new works are accompanied by a selection of readings, which together capture the meaning – and humour – of the season. Early booking is advised to avoid disappointment. Carriages 10pm. From 5.30pm Concert Starts 7.30pm “Christmas Music by Candlelight is to be transported to another place, timeless, almost unbearably beautiful, intense and joyously uplifting! Christmas begins here” (Audience member) Two-course Supper and Concert (including reserved seat) £40 per person Stay the night in a Castle House Junior Suite from £290 for two people sharing a room. Price includes two course supper, concert and full English Breakfast. To book call 01432 356321. W: castlehse.co.uk More Christmas in Herefordshire events.

Ian Anderson plays the Christmas Jethro Tull

Rock legend, Ian Anderson of Jethro Tull, will be performing The Christmas Jethro Tull concert in Hereford Cathedral at 7.30 pm on Tuesday 18 December. Over the last ten years, Ian Anderson has performed in many of the great cathedrals and churches in the UK helping to raise much-needed funds for their preservation. Usually based on a Christmas-themed concert, he features prominently the work of Jethro Tull as written and recorded by Ian since 1968. Added to this are several pieces of re-worked Classical repertoire and traditional pieces from the musical liturgy of the Church of England. Ian Anderson says of the show, “Whether your Christmas is a secular affair of gift-giving and family togetherness or a more worshipful recognition of one of the two biggest days in the Christian calendar, join us for some uplifting Christmas spirit, music, readings and maybe even a prayer or two.” “100% of the sales of tickets go to the upkeep of the buildings and, perhaps, also in support of the musical liturgy of the cathedral. I try to balance the festive time of year in song with a few of the elements of an old-fashioned carol service. All delivered with good humour and […]

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Borderlines Film Festival

The 17th edition of Borderlines Film Festival will take place from Friday 1 to 17 March 2019. Lots of varied movies but also varied places which you can experience them in: from arts centres, community cinemas, pop-ups and village halls. Many will be screened in established venues across Herefordshire, Shropshire, Worcestershire and Powys as well as some new ones. Full details of the programme will be available on the Borderlines website www.borderlinesfilmfestival.org nearer the time, Visit the website.

Charity Musical Evening

Part of the Music in Quiet Places Programme, visit St. John the Baptist Church at Eastnor and enjoy a fundraising Charity Musical Evening performance with the Dean of Hereford followed by a reception at Eastnor Castle. The reception at the wonderful Eastnor Castle will include wine and canapes by kind consent of the High Sheriff (2019) James Hervey-Bathurst DL. The Dean of Hereford, the inimitable, The Very Reverend Michael Tavinor, will be entertaining with a programme of music, verse and anecdote. Music in Quiet Places was established in 2015 as a collaboration between Herefordshire Historic Churches Trust, and Hereford Cathedral School’s Music Outreach programme. MiQP is now run by HHCT with the brief of presenting live performances in churches throughout the County using local musicians as much as possible. This event is in association with the Herefordshire, Shropshire & Worcestershire Branch of the British Red Cross. Eastnor village is seeking help to raise up to £100,000 during 2018 and 2019 for a project to repair its ancient and beautiful church and to improve its facilities to allow wider use. The church is a grade 1 listed Place of Worship and on the Historic England’s Heritage at Risk Register (no.1266756). Proceeds will be shared between Eastnor PCC, British Red Cross and HHCT. Booking Essential. Book tickets here. Learn more about Ledbury […]

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