Walberswick Events for Friday, 1^st July 2022

Book online - see below. Join our experienced guides for an exclusive half-day walk to explore Minsmere’s important habitats and discover some of the amazing wildlife there. This is a tailormade walk for a group of up to four people. Our guides will try to accommodate specific requests from attendees, wherever possible. Perfect for small groups of friends who wish to learn more about Minsmere together. For a larger group please see booking page below. Walk not recommended for children under 8 years old. No dogs, except registered assistance dogs. Bring your binoculars or ask about loaning a pair for the day. This walk is in celebration of 75 years of RSPB Minsmere.

Doors open 10:15am. With Kate Bradbury, exploring the different ways gardeners can encourage wildlife into their gardens, with a focus on habitat creation. She has appeared on BBC Gardeners' World and Springwatch and is author of four wildlife gardening books.

Doors open noon. Join Saint Felix School young musicians for a programme featuring a variety of works for vocal, solo instrumental, and ensemble, all showcasing the music students and music scholars of the school.

Doors open 1:15pm. Known as BLUE, this charity was set up in 2010 by some of the team behind the award-winning documentary film The End of the Line. BLUE aims to restore the ocean to health by addressing overfishing and is dedicated to creating marine reserves, restoring vital habitats and establishing models of sustainable fishing. BLUE’s mission is to see 30% of the world’s ocean under effective protection by 2030.

Every Friday. The Read2Dogs scheme provided by PAT helps to improve literacy skills and wellbeing in young people by developing their confidence, interest, and enjoyment in reading. Dogs are non-judgemental and great listeners - they don’t interrupt or correct - so they aid confidence and concentration levels. PAT Dogs are also known to encourage positive social behaviours, enhance self-esteem and inspire young people to relax and have fun.
Come and read to Ash for up to 15 minutes at a time plus enjoy a range of dog-themed games, jigsaws, and crafts while you wait.

Doors open 7pm for 7:15pm start. Keira Knightley, Jude Law and Matthew Macfayden in evocative and atmospheric version of 19th century Tolstoy story of an aristocratic love affair. Screenplay by Tim Stoppard. 2012. 129mins.
Southwold Film Society membership required @ £10 a year or £3 for a film season, contact Box Office for details and for bookings. All seats bookable in advance only, to SFS members and their guests. This Spring Season is from May 18th - July 2nd. Tickets: Stalls £6 or £7/Circle £8/Royal Box £15. Evening includes Interval, Organ and National Anthem.

Doors open 6:45pm. Celebrating the genius of Stevie Wonder throughout his career, mesmeric vocalist Noel McCalla, award-winning saxophonist Derek Nash, and a band of top musicians play a wide-ranging back catalogue of Stevie’s classic hits from For Once in My Life through to hits from Innervisions, Songs in the Key of Life and Hotter than July.