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events on fri 2 oct
Yoga
Led by Julie Potter.
Learn breathing techniques to improve general wellbeing and aid relaxation. Practise traditional yoga postures and enjoy short guided relaxation sessions. Julie has been practising yoga since 1993 and qualified as a British Wheel teacher in 2004.
Suitable for all levels of experience.
Fri 18 Sept - 23 Oct
9.30am – 10.45am
£42 per 6 week course
For 18+ years.
- 09:30 FREE
Little Wrigglers (Mondays)
Led by Bethany Hearn.
A thrilling, energetic and creative dance class. Explore imaginative themes and adventures through dance, song and mime.
Spring
Mon 13 Jan – 30 Mar (exc 3, 10, 17 Feb)
10.15am – 11am
£6 | £4.50 siblings | £20 for 4 sessions a term
Suitable for ages 2+ years.
If you would like to book the offer price for 4 sessions, please enter a ticket for each date you would like to attend into your basket and the offer will apply automatically
- 10:00 FREE
Make Silver Jewellery 3
Led by Janet Richardson.
Beginners work on projects which introduce classic techniques in metalworking and will end with a set of jewellery. Learn skills including cutting, soldering, filing, polishing and texturing. Experienced students are shown new techniques and guided on how to move forward with their own designs and projects.
Suitable for all levels of experience.
£28 materials fee (approx.) to tutor (for first 5 weeks).
Fri 25 Sept - 23 Oct
10am – 12pm
£84 per 5 week course
For 18+ years.
- 10:00 FREE
Acrylics: Surface and Texture
Led by Karen Carter.
Learn how to capture the character of different surfaces in a still life study using acrylic paints. Explore how to portray glass, shiny surfaces and various textures.
A basic knowledge of acrylics is desired. Materials to be supplied by participant.
£38 per class
For 18+ years.
- 10:30 FREE
Make Silver Jewellery 4
Led by Janet Richardson.
Beginners work on projects which introduce classic techniques in metalworking and will end with a set of jewellery. Learn skills including cutting, soldering, filing, polishing and texturing. Experienced students are shown new techniques and guided on how to move forward with their own designs and projects.
Suitable for all levels of experience.
£28 materials fee (approx.) to tutor (for first 5 weeks).
Fri 25 Sept - 23 Oct
12.15pm – 2.15pm
£84 per 5 week course
For 18+ years.
- 12:15 FREE
Digi Den
Led by DJ Mhlanga
The digital arts club. Improve, develop and learn various arts with a digital focus. Work on group or personal projects over the 10 week term. Have fun filming, podcasting, creating stop-motion animation, using green screen special effects and more!
Suitable for all levels of experience for School Year 7 – 13.
Spring
Fri 17 Jan – 27 Mar (exc 21 Feb)
5pm – 6.30pm
£80 per 10 week term
- 16:30 FREE
Schools’ Programme Exhibition
Winning pieces from the Windsor Festival’s 2015 creative competition for secondary school students.
- 17:00 -22:30 FREE
'Allo! 'Allo!
'Listen very carefully, I shall say this only once!'
Enjoy the stage version of this hilarious TV comedy classic. See your favourite characters in the flesh.
WHY? Laughs galore and a bit of "Ooh, la! la!" are guaranteed.
Click here to visit the Grimm Players website
- 19:45 FREE
Friday Night Flamenco
Led by Leticia Iglesias
A great way to start the weekend - discover the rhythm and passion of Flamenco! Step into the atmosphere of Andalusia - its movements and music. Start by learning the basic steps and progress through the courses, in a relaxed and fun environment!
Extra info: During the first 6 weeks you will learn how to move your arms, hands and first flamenco movements, all together with some choreography. In the next level, you will learn even more steps and footwork, always in a fun environment.
It’s Friday – time to enjoy!
Fri 11 Sept - 23 Oct (exc 25 Sept)
8pm – 9pm
£42 per 6 week course
For 18+ years.
- 20:00 FREE
Tom Hart Dyke - From Captivity to a Castle
The gardener first shot to international prominence when he was kidnapped while on a plant hunting expedition in the Colombian jungle.
To keep his sanity while he was held captive, he planned a world garden for his home Lullingstone Castle. Today that garden opens its doors to thousands of visitors from all over the world.
Tom will be talking about the world's biggest flower spike The Queen Of The Andes, showing some unbelievable pictures of them in flower. He will also describe some extremely rare flora from the Canary Island of El Hierro - including the oldest known specimen of the Canary Island Juniper.
He will be bringing an almost unheard of plant flowering for the first time in the UK, The Cape Verde Borage, from a collection he made a few years ago. We've been informed it's just coming into flower!
WHY? The story of this capture and subsequent plant hunting expeditions to develop his World Garden into what it is today, is told with passion and great humour
Read an article here by Tom Hart Dyke in The Financial Times.
Read Tom's blog in The Guardian here.
Click here to visit Tom’s website.
Click here to read about the World Garden at Lullingstone Castle.
- 20:00 FREE