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For the finest
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Fairport Convention at the Arts Centre on Friday 20 February
Thursday 19 February Week commencing Sichuan, Peking
Childrens workshop The Romans Monday 23 February Ladies & Gentlemen and South East
are Coming, create a mosaic & mini- The One-Act Play Festival. Arts
ature temple, design a Roman ban- Centre, 7.15pm. Contact the Box Are you unattached?
quet, suit 5-11 yr olds. Swindon Mu- Office on 614837 for details For a safe way to meet new Asian Cuisine
seum & Art Gallery, 2 - 4pm. £2 Wednesday 25 February friends, either socially
Drama Double bill - Cold Tide and Dance Language, Life, Respect or by personally selected
PVT Wars. Arts Centre, 7.30pm. £4 presented by RJC Dance Co. Wy-
Music Fairport Convention with spe- vern, 7.45pm. £10 introductions, contact us
cial guest David Hughes. Wyvern, Thursday 26 February now to find out how!
7.30pm. £12.50 Dance The Mistress of the Stamp- Menu available on request
Friday 20 February ing Ground presented by Romanska Call Mike on
Comedy Jim Tavare. Arts Centre, Folk Ballet - dances from Spain and Fully Licensed
8pm. £8 Eastern Europe. Wyvem, 7.30pm. £10 01793 886 121 53 Devizes Road
Music Bournemouth Orchestras. Friday 27 February
Wyvern, £11-E17. 7.30pm Clairvoyance Keith Charles. Wy- Swindon
Saturday 21 February vern, 7.30pm. £6.50
Sample Day Be a volunteer Coun- Saturday 28 February Tel: (01793) 521515
tryside Ranger at Lydiard Park. Meet Art workshop Painting with Wax
at Visitor Centre, 9am, finish 4pm. Arts Centre, 1 Oam - 4pm. £15
Free, bring lunch, wear stout shoes. Music Big Band Gershwin. Wyvern,
Book in advance on 771419 7.30pm. £10.50
Music A Word in your Ear, an
evening of words with music with Film
Ashley Hutchings, leader of the
Albion Band. Arts Centre, 8pm. £6 Wednesday 4 February,
7.45pm Lone Star (15)
A small town sheriff investigates St Valentines Dinner & Dance
the death of a lawman forty
years earlier. An illuminating Friday 13 February
and engrossing insight into
American small-town life. Arts e on a sumptuous three course meal in this heavenly pagoda
Centre, Presented by Swindon next to Peatmoor Lagoon. Enjoy soft music during dinner,
Film Society (SFS) then dance the night away in the disco on the first floor.
Tuesday 10 February, 7.45pm
Wilde (15)
Starring Stephen Fry as Oscar Cripy Duck
Wilde. Arts Centre, £3.50 Pancake Rolls
Saturday 14 February, 7.45pm Sweet & Sour Pork
Mrs Brown (PG) Fried Beef with
A touching tale of the relation- Green Peppers in
ship between grief stricken Black Bean Sauce
Queen Victoria and her Scottish Fried Chicken in
'gillie' John Brown. Starring Satay Sauce
Judi Dench and Billy Connolly. Egg Fried Rice
Arts Centre, £3.50
Romanska Folk Ballet at the Toffee Apple
Wyvern on Thursday 26 February Wednesday 18 February,
7.45pm Through the Olive £25 per person
Music Kentwood Choir by Name. Trees (U)An Iranian wry
Swindon's premier singers perform reworking of the movie-making To reserve your table, call now and ask for Mr Lee or David
in aid of Great House Cheshire theme as a young man takes
Home. Wyvern, 7.30pm. £7.50 the chance to impress his girl's Chinese (Experience
Monday 23 February family. Arts Centre, SFS
Drama Leonardo Da Vinci - an ex- Tuesday 24 February, 7.45pm
citing multimedia extravaganza on Tomorrow Never Dies (12) Peatmoor, Mead Way, West Swindon. Tel: 01793 877888
the life and work of this genius, suit Bond's latest adventure. Open 7 days a week: 12noon to 2pm & 6pm to 11 pm
family audience. Wyvern, 8pm. £9.
Wyvern, £3.50
£7.50, concs available