Calling all budding musicians, local bands and aspiring poets – be part of Aylesbury’s Sunday Lunch Open Mic sessions this summer.
Local performers are invited to stage their talent outside at The Exchange (opposite the Odeon) in Aylesbury every month starting on Sunday 1 May.
If supporting local talent is more your thing, you can sit back, relax and be entertained each month throughout the summer, in one of the many eateries which surround the performance area.
Willing performers do not need to pre-register, just rock up on the day, add your name to the Open Mic board and perform music, poetry, readings or recitals.
Sessions are open for all to perform and can be enjoyed on the first Sunday of each month from 11am-2pm until 4 September at The Exchange, Aylesbury, HP20 1US.
The Mayor of Aylesbury, Cllr Anders Christensen, said: “I hope these sessions will inspire and encourage local people who may have never performed in public before to step forward and do so in a relaxed, informal environment.
“Whether you’re a solo artist, in a band, would like to read poem or an extract of a book, this is a chance to do so.”
Sunday Lunch Open Mic sessions are free to be part of and are supported by Aylesbury Town Council. Electro-acoustic instruments can be used through the PA.
For more information call 01296 425678 or email info@aylesburytowncouncil.gov.uk
Would you enjoy learning new skills, meeting new people, keeping fit and generally messing about on and by a canal?
Then come join the Aylesbury Arm Towpath Taskforce!
We meet at 10.30am on the third Saturday of every month at the footbridge from the slip road behind Tesco, Tring Road, Aylesbury HP20 1PQ for an enjoyable half-day’s work on this picturesque section of the Grand Union Canal.
Returning to Aylesbury for 2022, the family-friendly literary and arts festival has become an eagerly anticipated annual event for Aylesbury town centre, attracting visitors with interests in all areas of the arts. Originally inspired by Roald Dahl, WhizzFizzFest has evolved into a celebration of all creative arts with children’s literature and their amazing imaginations being at the heart of it all.
WhizzFizzFest is presented by Buckinghamshire Council. We’re committed to ensuring WhizzFizzFest is readily accessible to all of our visitors.
A full line-up of what’s on and ticket information can be found on the WhizzFizz Festival’s website at: www.whizzfizzfest.org.uk
Calling all budding musicians, local bands and aspiring poets – be part of Aylesbury’s Sunday Lunch Open Mic sessions this summer.
Local performers are invited to stage their talent outside at The Exchange (opposite the Odeon) in Aylesbury every month starting on Sunday 1 May.
If supporting local talent is more your thing, you can sit back, relax and be entertained each month throughout the summer, in one of the many eateries which surround the performance area.
Willing performers do not need to pre-register, just rock up on the day, add your name to the Open Mic board and perform music, poetry, readings or recitals.
Sessions are open for all to perform and can be enjoyed on the first Sunday of each month from 11am-2pm until 4 September at The Exchange, Aylesbury, HP20 1US.
The Mayor of Aylesbury, Cllr Anders Christensen, said: “I hope these sessions will inspire and encourage local people who may have never performed in public before to step forward and do so in a relaxed, informal environment.
“Whether you’re a solo artist, in a band, would like to read poem or an extract of a book, this is a chance to do so.”
Sunday Lunch Open Mic sessions are free to be part of and are supported by Aylesbury Town Council. Electro-acoustic instruments can be used through the PA.
For more information call 01296 425678 or email info@aylesburytowncouncil.gov.uk
Would you enjoy learning new skills, meeting new people, keeping fit and generally messing about on and by a canal?
Then come join the Aylesbury Arm Towpath Taskforce!
We meet at 10.30am on the third Saturday of every month at the footbridge from the slip road behind Tesco, Tring Road, Aylesbury HP20 1PQ for an enjoyable half-day’s work on this picturesque section of the Grand Union Canal.
Calling all budding musicians, local bands and aspiring poets – be part of Aylesbury’s Sunday Lunch Open Mic sessions this summer.
Local performers are invited to stage their talent outside at The Exchange (opposite the Odeon) in Aylesbury every month starting on Sunday 1 May.
If supporting local talent is more your thing, you can sit back, relax and be entertained each month throughout the summer, in one of the many eateries which surround the performance area.
Willing performers do not need to pre-register, just rock up on the day, add your name to the Open Mic board and perform music, poetry, readings or recitals.
Sessions are open for all to perform and can be enjoyed on the first Sunday of each month from 11am-2pm until 4 September at The Exchange, Aylesbury, HP20 1US.
The Mayor of Aylesbury, Cllr Anders Christensen, said: “I hope these sessions will inspire and encourage local people who may have never performed in public before to step forward and do so in a relaxed, informal environment.
“Whether you’re a solo artist, in a band, would like to read poem or an extract of a book, this is a chance to do so.”
Sunday Lunch Open Mic sessions are free to be part of and are supported by Aylesbury Town Council. Electro-acoustic instruments can be used through the PA.
For more information call 01296 425678 or email info@aylesburytowncouncil.gov.uk
Would you enjoy learning new skills, meeting new people, keeping fit and generally messing about on and by a canal?
Then come join the Aylesbury Arm Towpath Taskforce!
We meet at 10.30am on the third Saturday of every month at the footbridge from the slip road behind Tesco, Tring Road, Aylesbury HP20 1PQ for an enjoyable half-day’s work on this picturesque section of the Grand Union Canal.
Calling all budding musicians, local bands and aspiring poets – be part of Aylesbury’s Sunday Lunch Open Mic sessions this summer.
Local performers are invited to stage their talent outside at The Exchange (opposite the Odeon) in Aylesbury every month starting on Sunday 1 May.
If supporting local talent is more your thing, you can sit back, relax and be entertained each month throughout the summer, in one of the many eateries which surround the performance area.
Willing performers do not need to pre-register, just rock up on the day, add your name to the Open Mic board and perform music, poetry, readings or recitals.
Sessions are open for all to perform and can be enjoyed on the first Sunday of each month from 11am-2pm until 4 September at The Exchange, Aylesbury, HP20 1US.
The Mayor of Aylesbury, Cllr Anders Christensen, said: “I hope these sessions will inspire and encourage local people who may have never performed in public before to step forward and do so in a relaxed, informal environment.
“Whether you’re a solo artist, in a band, would like to read poem or an extract of a book, this is a chance to do so.”
Sunday Lunch Open Mic sessions are free to be part of and are supported by Aylesbury Town Council. Electro-acoustic instruments can be used through the PA.
For more information call 01296 425678 or email info@aylesburytowncouncil.gov.uk
Would you enjoy learning new skills, meeting new people, keeping fit and generally messing about on and by a canal?
Then come join the Aylesbury Arm Towpath Taskforce!
We meet at 10.30am on the third Saturday of every month at the footbridge from the slip road behind Tesco, Tring Road, Aylesbury HP20 1PQ for an enjoyable half-day’s work on this picturesque section of the Grand Union Canal.
Would you enjoy learning new skills, meeting new people, keeping fit and generally messing about on and by a canal?
Then come join the Aylesbury Arm Towpath Taskforce!
We meet at 10.30am on the third Saturday of every month at the footbridge from the slip road behind Tesco, Tring Road, Aylesbury HP20 1PQ for an enjoyable half-day’s work on this picturesque section of the Grand Union Canal.