An Evening With Noel Fielding Robert Plant

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An Evening With
Noel Fielding
Mon 31 Oct at the Civic Hall
Full details on page 24
Robert Plant
Fri 21 Nov at the Civic Hall
Full details on page 38
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Contents
Black Country Echoes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2
Access Performances . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6
pg 25
Film . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7
Galleries & Museums . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10
General Events . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22
Libraries . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 30
Music . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 31
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National Trust . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 42
Parks and Outdoor Events . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 45
Sports . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 46
Theatre . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 48
Christmas . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 56
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At-a-Glance guide. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 60
Subscriptions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 63
Venues & contacts . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 65
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black country echoes
The people of the Black Country have an unrivalled industrial and
manufacturing heritage and it is not only a thing of the past. Black
Country Echoes Festival is a celebration of this amazing tradition,
exploring how it has shaped the built, social, cultural and economic
landscape to create the distinctive character of the Black Country.
Exhibitions
Thu 6 Nov - Sun 18 Jan
On until Sat 27 Dec
Sat 3 Oct - Wed 31 Dec
When Santa Came to
the Factory:
Stanza - Parallel
Realities: Entropy
through Black Matter
Boulton Paul
Former Boulton Paul
Association employees share
their knowledge and inspire
future generations of
engineers in this exhibition.
See Galleries and Museums
section for more details.
Wolverhampton Art Gallery • Free
Wed 29 Oct - Sat 1 Nov
Tony Oursler:
The Influence Machine
Presented in St Peter’s Gardens
over four nights, The Influence
Machine is a haunting multimedia work. Videos of talking
heads are projected onto
smoke, trees and buildings,
their fractured monologues
combining to make a
confessional chorus of the
mass media age. It is as if the
ghosts of our modern
machines have been let out to
roam the city at night. The Art
Gallery will be open until 8pm
on 31 October and 1
November.
St Peter’s Gardens • Free
Remembering the Works
Children’s Parties
As part of Black Country
Echoes childhood memories
of these much anticipated
events have been collected
and put together with
photographs of families
enjoying this traditional
festive treat.
Parallel Realities sits in the
middle of a romantic reflection
about the hard working
industrial past and a future
when the whole concept of
work may become obsolete.
This artwork has been specially
commissioned by
Wolverhampton Art Gallery as
part of the Black Country
Echoes Festival. The work will
also be presented at Kronika
Bytom, Poland.
Bantock House Museum
Free
Wolverhampton Art Gallery
Free
A lot of people remember
Christmas parties organised
by the factory where their
family worked.
The Lord of the Rings Trilogy
www.blackcountryechoes.org.uk
Please check with the various venues availability, prices and times for each event before attending. All information is correct at time of printing.
The Making of Mordor
On until Sat 17 Jan 2015
The Making of
Mordor
‘Mordor’ conjures images of a
charred wasteland exploited
for its resources.
This exhibition explores the
links between JRR Tolkien’s
depictions of this fantasy region
in ‘The Lord of the Rings’ and
the Black Country of the 1900s
which lay a few miles from his
childhood home.
Alongside images from
Tolkien’s sketchbooks, The
‘Making of Mordor’ will
Image: Empire Marketing Board Poster by Clive Arthur Gardiner:
A blast furnace, 1927 © Manchester City Galleries
feature works by other
20th century artists and
writers who have been
inspired by the industrial
powerhouse of the
West Midlands.
Events
Contemporary responses to
the post-industrial Black
Country are also be on
show, including works by
Turner Prize nominee
Richard Billingham,
photographer Brian Griffin
and internationally
acclaimed installation artist
Olafur Eliasson. The
exhibition also includes
archive film.
Sat 18 Oct • 2pm
The Two Towers
The Lord of the Rings
Trilogy
Sat 20 Sep • 11am
The Fellowship of the Ring
Sat 22 Nov • 2pm
The Return of the King
A chance to see the
‘The Lord of the Rings’
movie trilogy, based on
JRR Tolkien’s novel.
Light House
£6.90/£5.40 concessions
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Thu 16 Oct
7 - 9pm
Black Country
Echoes: In Pictures,
Round Table
Discussion
A rare chance to meet the
documenters of the Black
Country’s manufacturing
heritage and social history.
Hear their fascinating stories
of the era when they
recorded these valuable
images that chronicle a time
of great change in the region.
Booking essential.
Light House
Free
Fri 17 Oct • 2 - 3pm
Wed 12 Nov • 5 - 6pm
Local History Talk:
The Road to Mordor
Author and Tolkien enthusiast
Bob Blackham explores
JRR Tolkien’s West Midlands
roots and how his early life in
the region, and his First World
War experiences, might have
influenced themes and
imagery in ‘The Lord of
the Rings’.
Fri 17 Oct
Wed 12 Nov
Wolverhampton City Archives
Free, drop in
Wed 22 Oct
7.30pm
Black Wulfrunians
Speaker:
David Bennett
Wolverhampton Civic and
Historical Society host this
talk about a fascinating part
of local history by speaker
David Bennett.
The Old School,
Dudley Road, Wolverhampton
Free
Sat 25 Oct - Sun 2 Nov
Family Arts
Festival
Come along and enjoy a
variety of family fun activities
inspired by the exhibition
‘The Making of Mordor’.
For more details and a list of
activities, please see Galleries
and Museums section.
Thu 6 Nov • 10am - 4pm
Black Country
Landscape in
Literature
A day-long symposium
exploring depictions of the
Black Country in 19th and
20th century literature.
Speakers will consider how the
rapid rise of modernity and
industrialisation in the Black
Country region was reflected
by novelists and poets.
The keynote speaker will be
Dr Philippa Semper, Lecturer
in Medieval Literature at the
University of Birmingham.
Booking required.
Wolverhampton Art Gallery &
Arena Theatre • £20 - £30
A concession price is available for
students (with valid NUS card) and
over 60s.
Various Locations • Free
Left: Edward Wadswoth, In the Black
Country, 1919, woodcut (ink on paper)
© Wolverhampton Art Gallery
Landscape in Literature
Mon 1 - Wed 31 Dec
Many Faces
‘Many Faces’ uses the
contrasting themes of World
War One. The piece is a
physical interpretation of the
rich industrial and
manufacturing heritage of the
Black Country, brought to life
by local schools and
community dance groups.
Times and locations vary,
see website for details.
Sat 13 Dec • 2 - 4pm
Glam Xmas Party
Spirit of ʻ45 © Dogwoof
Sat 8 Nov • 10am - 4pm
Wed 26 Nov • 7.30pm
Local History Fair
Black Country
Poetry Night
Explore Wolverhampton’s past
at the fifth annual Local History
Fair, with local societies and
expert historians from across
the Black Country. There will
also be an exciting range of
family friendly activities
inspired by the city’s history.
£2 adults / £1 children
Tue 18 Nov • 8pm
Spirit of ’45
Film by Ken Loach
Discover how Britain’s spirit
of unity in the war years
created a vision of a fairer,
united society for the future.
Light House • Free
Celebrating the Black Country
Echoes Festival, this evening
of work comes from some of
the Black Country’s most
popular poets.
The night features Liz Berry,
multi-slam winner Emma
Purshouse, poet-in-residence
at the Black Country Living
Museum Dave Reeves and
Billy Spake Mon with his lively
poems set to a variety of
musical backgrounds from a
Gregorian chant to Eminem
accentuate the rhythm of the
Black Country dialect.
Arena Theatre
£10 / £8 concessions
To coincide with ‘When Santa
Came to the Factory’, come
along to a 1970s factory
Christmas party! Please see
Christmas section for
more details.
Bantock House Museum • £3
Fri 19 Dec • 2 - 3pm
Wed 14 Jan • 5 - 6pm
Local History Talk:
Black Country Echoes
Paul Quigley, curator of
Black Country Echoes,
discusses the project and
some of the fascinating stories
he and the team unearthed
while researching the region’s
industrial heritage.
Fri 19 Dec
Wed 14 Jan
Free, drop in
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6
access performances
Thu 16 Oct • 7.30pm
Oliver!
Oliver! is one of the best
loved musicals in theatre
history. Lionel Bart’s
sensational score includes
the timeless melodies, You’ve
Got To Pick A Pocket Or Two,
Who Will Buy?, As Long As He
Needs Me, I’d Do Anything
and many more tunes for the
family to sing along to.
Grand Theatre +*
Wed 29 Oct • 7.30pm
Top Hat
Dirty Dancing
Fri 10 Oct • 7.30pm
Tue 14 Oct • 7.30pm
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Let Me Stay
Dirty Dancing
A tender and unique
exploration of the impact of
Alzheimer’s on families.
Dirty Dancing - the classic
story on stage is an
unprecedented live
experience, exploding with
heart-pounding music,
passionate romance and
sensationally sexy dancing.
Julie McNamara has recorded
her mother’s songs and
stories and filmed and
photographed her over many
years. The result is compelling
and an extraordinary love
letter straight from the heart
welded with a wicked
underlying humour.
Don't miss your chance to
see this truly spectacular
musical theatre event you'll have the time of
your life.
Arena Theatre
£10/£8 concessions
Grand Theatre +*
Winner of three Olivier
awards for Best New Musical,
Best Choreography, Best
Costumes and the Evening
Standard Award for Best
Night Out, this spectacular
West End production brings
the glamour of Hollywood’s
golden age and the tapdancing magic of Fred Astaire
and Ginger Rogers to the
stage in one of the greatest
dance musicals of all time.
Grand Theatre +*
Top Hat
+Access rate applies; contact
Arena Theatre
Janine@grandtheatre.co.uk
(Mon to Thu –
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Grand Theatre
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Signed Performance
* A fixed £3 fee per transaction applies on all bookings except those made in person at the Box Office
film
Special
Screenings
Thu 30 Oct
7pm
Tue 9 Dec • 8pm
National Theatre Live:
John
Frankenstein
(Encore)
Stephen Fry:
More Fool Me
Live from The Royal Festival
Hall, see a 90 minute preview
of Stephen Fry’s new book
with highlights from his third
autobiographical volume.
National Theatre Live:
From DV8 Physical Theatre
and National Theatre.
Another chance to see
this acclaimed production
on the big screen for
Halloween, with Benedict
Cumberbatch as Frankenstein
and Jonny Lee Miller as
Creature. Directed by Oscar
winner Danny Boyle.
(Cert 15)
Based on a true story, John’s
tale is both extraordinary and
touching. Years of crime, drug
use and struggling to survive
lead him on a search in
which his life converges with
others, in an unexpected
place, unknown by most.
Over 18s only
Light House
Light House
Light House
Sat 11 & Sun 12 Oct
2pm & 6pm
One Direction:
Where We Are The Concert Film
Frankenstein
The world's biggest band
recorded this concert film in
Milan during their current
tour, and features back stage
footage and exclusive
interviews. Screening in
selected cinemas for two
days only. The Light House is
Liam's local indie cinema
where there’ll be activities
and a 1D gallery to celebrate.
Light House
£12.50 / £12 concessions
01902 716055 • www.light-house.co.uk
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film
Monthly Events
Every Second Monday
of the month
8pm for 8.30pm start
Film and TV Quiz
Wolverhampton’s legendary
specialist quiz for teams of up
to four people. Put your film
knowledge to the test. For
more details please contact
kimberleykenobi@gmail.com
Light House • £5 per team
The Terminator © MGM
Wool-verhampton
Knit-Night
All Hands on Decks...
Second Friday of the
month
8pm - late
Every Second Tuesday of
the month • 6 - 9pm
Every Third Tuesday of
the month • 11am - 2pm
Every Second & Fourth
Tuesday of the month
(excl. 23 Dec)
7 - 8.30pm
Wool-verhampton
Knit Night
God at Work
All Hands on Decks
Vinyl Night
This young Christian group
(aged 18-30s) welcomes
visitors to their new course
‘God at Work’ in Lock Works
Café Bar.
Enjoy a night of vinyl delights
and musical surprises. Light
House provide the decks, you
provide the songs.
A knitting group in a friendly
atmosphere for all levels;
Knit-Night & Knit-Day are fun,
free events at Lock Works.
Come along to knit, crochet
and chat! If you can knit or
crochet, then definitely come!
If you can’t knit, or can’t
crochet, then still come!
It will examine issues of
faith, work and what the
Christian faith says about
ambition, stress, success
and money.
Just turn up, add your name
to the blackboard and the
audience will enjoy your
10 minute vinyl offer.
STRICTLY VINYL ONLY
Sat 25 Oct & Sat 29 Nov
12noon - 1.45pm
Under 18s Open Mic
A chance for young musicians
to learn performance skills
and meet other musicians in
this free live lounge café.
PA and mics provided.
Fri 28 Nov • 8pm
Live Lounge Open Mic
A chance for local musicians
to perform and meet other
musicians in this free live
lounge café. PA and mics
provided.
World Service
Saturday in the City
Thu 16 Oct & Thu 20 Nov
8 - 11pm
Sat 25 Oct & Sat 29 Nov
From 12noon
All Hands on Decks
World Service
Saturday in the City
All Hands On Decks are
setting sail on a journey
around the world, exploring
music from all four corners of
the globe. It is not known
where the decks will take
you, but it promises to be
a voyage of discovery.
So pack your vinyl into your
suitcase and come
travelling. Vinyl or MP3
devices only please.
Take part in fun activities and
visit this indoor fair, featuring
Lock Works Café Bar, Under
18s Open Mic, Indoor Car Boot
and Craft, Back by Popular
Demand matinée screenings
and Guitar Group. Please see
website for more details.
Visitor entrance to the stall area will
contribute to Light House’s Fundraiser
to maintain and upkeep the venue
facilities.
Light House
£1 / children free
Every Other Thursday
Alternating weeks
Italian • German • 6.30 - 9pm
Every Other Tuesday
Alternating weeks
Spanish • French • 6.30 - 9pm
Every Other Wednesday
Queen’s English • 6.30 - 9pm
One Wednesday a Month
Japanese • 6 - 9pm
Language Café
Enjoy modern languages at this
bi-weekly social event where
you can talk about culture, film,
food, drink, history, geography
and much more.
Please check the calendar on the
Light House website for dates.
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galleries and museums
Exhibitions
Bilston Craft Gallery
On until Sun 2 Nov
Craftsense Permanent
Display
Letters Home
‘Letters Home’ explores different elements of
letters written during the First World War with
displays at Bantock House Museum and the
City Archives. At Bantock House, letters are
displayed alongside objects selected from
Wolverhampton’s collection and items loaned
from local collectors. Thoughts and memories
of everyday life were recorded in letters and
these poignant words are contextualised and
brought to life, presented next to objects that
are symbolic of their thoughts and hopes.
Explore 300 years of
craft through fine
historic examples of
applied arts produced
in the Black Country,
including the famous Craftsense
Bilston enamels. Compare these with current
skill and innovation in exciting contemporary
craft objects, many of which you can touch.
New this autumn is a selection of items from
our handling collection, selected by staff,
volunteers, and friends of the Gallery.
On until Sat 22 Nov
Craft and Conflict
Letters Home
Thu 6 Nov - Sun 18 Jan 2015
When Santa Came to the Factory:
Remembering the Works
Children’s Parties
Discover more about families’ memories of
their factory Christmas Party as part of the
Black Country Echoes Festival. See Black
Country Echoes section for full details.
01902 552195
www.wolverhamptonart.org.uk/bantock
Free entry during usual museum opening times
‘Craft and Conflict’ brings together
contemporary and historical items that
commemorate and explore the themes of war
and remembrance. Included are examples of
how local companies and their workforces
assisted with the war effort during the First
World War. Also on display will be work by
contemporary craft makers who explore
themes of conflict and peace, addressing the
human aspect of war and the importance of
remembering past conflicts.
Sat 11 Oct - Sat 8 Nov
It’s Our World
This exhibition will be a showcase of drawings
and artwork celebrating the Big Draw theme
for 2014, ‘It’s Our World’. Displaying the
creative journey from drawing to full colour,
this is not just an aesthetic and purposeful
exhibition in line with the Big Draw ethos and
theme, but an educational experience too.
Enamel Brooch by Rebecca Gouldson © Chris Smart
All Fired Up
Sat 15 Nov - Sat 13 Dec
Sensing Sculpture Permanent Display
Following major refurbishment in 2013,
Sensing Sculpture allows visitors to find out
about modern and classic sculpture by being
able to touch all of the works on display.
There are family favourites, alongside new
commissions and previously undisplayed
works from the Art Gallery’s collection,
as well as activity stations and audio points.
Brian Yale, Hawthorne Ridge © The Artist
All Fired Up
What is enamel? It is the excitement of
creating something using glass and metal and
fusing them together. This exhibition of work
created by members of Region 4 from the
Guild of Enamellers does just that – creating
unique pieces in a variety of styles.
Sat 6 Dec - Sat 31 Jan 2015
Black Sheep:
The Dark Side of Felt
Felt is the most ancient constructed textile in
the world; in its long and fascinating history it
has been used for everything from military
armour to housing, from cosy winter garments
to conceptual art. This exhibition explores the
edgier side of this extraordinarily versatile
material, looking at artists who create
sometimes disturbing and bizarre oddities and
technically brilliant objects. ‘Black Sheep’ has
been curated by textile artist and felt maker
Laura Mabbutt and is a touring exhibition by
the National Centre for Craft and Design.
01902 552507
www.wolverhamptonart.org.uk/bilston
First World War Battlefield Paintings
On until Sat 29 Nov
Brian Yale: First World War
Battlefield Paintings
This exhibition of paintings by Cradley-born
artist Brian Yale forms part of the Art Gallery’s
commemoration of the outbreak of the First
World War. After attending Stourbridge School
of Art, Yale studied at the Royal College of Art,
at the same time as David Hockney and Allen
Jones. He was later a designer with the
Greater London Council but during that time
he also pursued his love of painting.
The paintings, dating from the 1980s, are
based on sketches made on the spot of some
of the most famous and tragic battlefields of
the First World War.
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Image courtesy of Jack Holmes
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POP EUROPE!
Boulton Paul
On until Sat 27 Dec
Sat 3 Oct - Wed 31 Dec
Stanza - Parallel Realities:
Entropy through Black Matter
Different ‘Black Country’
Boulton Paul
Locations in Europe will be merged together
into an online networked artwork.
See Black Country Echoes section for
more details.
On until Sat 17 Jan 2015
The Making of Mordor
Following the closure of the Boulton Paul site
and subsequently the Heritage Centre set up
by the Boulton Paul Association, former
company employees continue to utilise their
engineering skills at Wednesfield High School.
Here they share their knowledge and inspire
future generations of engineers. Having
received the Queen’s Award For Volunteering,
they are celebrating several decades of working
for the company - two of the members have
each clocked up over seventy years of service.
This exhibition explores the links between JRR
Tolkien’s depictions of this fantasy region in
‘The Lord of the Rings’ and the Black Country
of the 1900s.
Mon 6 - Sat 11 Oct
See Black Country Echoes section for
more details.
This exhibition is the culmination of the
excellent work undertaken by the School of Art
& Design’s Masters students over the last two
years. It shows their diversity of creative thinking,
skills and professional approach to practice.
Students have come from a variety of
backgrounds, with a good proportion of
international students, offering enriched cultural
understandings of art and design.
On until Sat 7 Feb 2015
POP EUROPE!
A colourful display of Pop and Op Art,
Expressionist and Abstract works, POP
EUROPE! looks at artists working on the
continent in a comparative aesthetic.
Reviewing the idea of a Pop beyond Britain
and America, this exhibition considers the
context of their work alongside their
transatlantic counterparts.
University of Wolverhampton
MA Show 2014
This is a lively show from the three courses Fine
Art, Digital and Visual Communications, and
Design and Applied Arts with works ranging
from painting, sculpture and photography to
audio-visual pieces, glass work and installation.
Komlaish Achall, Image from the series
British Asian Identity, 2014 © The Artist
© The Artist
Wed 29 Oct - Sat 1 Nov
Sat 15 Nov - Sat 13 Dec
Tony Oursler:
Mountain, Moor and Moonlight
Presented in St Peter’s Gardens outside
Wolverhampton Art Gallery over four nights,
‘The Influence Machine’ is a haunting multimedia work. See Black Country Echoes section
for more details.
The Art Gallery will be open until 8pm on
31 October and 1 November.
The paintings chosen by Cleone Abbs for this
exhibition reflect her intense responses
towards both nature and the inner worlds of
her imagination. In her work she seeks to
create a more personal and compelling vision,
bringing inner and outer worlds into new and
unexpected relationships.
01902 552055
www.wolverhamptonart.org.uk/wolves
Sat 1 Nov - Sat 27 Feb 2015
Art of the Troubles
This major new exhibition features artists’
responses to the Troubles in Northern Ireland.
It offers avenues for exploring the way in which
the Troubles have been viewed and for
reflecting on the manifestations and impact of
violence and division in society.
Art of the
Troubles
explores
violence and
destruction,
suffering and
loss, traditions
and life in the
midst of
turmoil.
On until Sun 2 Nov
Letters Home
Letters Home explores different elements of
letters written during the First World War with
displays at the City Archives and Bantock House
Museum. The exhibition at the City Archives
features a rare white feather letter, sent to
architect William Weller after he was excused
from military service.
There will also be the opportunity to view the
Wolverhampton Roll of Honour.
01902 552480
www.wolverhamptonart.org.uk/archives
Free entry during usual opening times
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Family Events
To book for any of these events, visit www.bookwhen.com/
wolverhamptonartsandheritage or call the venue
Craftplay is a unique, award-winning, creative
play space at Bilston Craft Gallery for the under
5s. Come along to one of these friendly sessions
to explore, make and play.
Craftplay - Regular Events
Every Tuesday
10am - 11.30am &
1.30pm - 3pm
Every Wednesday
10am - 11.30am
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Craftplay Explorers
Craftplay Little
Explorers
Become a Craftplay Explorer!
Join these regular stay-andplay groups to discover, play
and create with your child.
Feel, play and discover with
your child in these friendly
relaxed sessions and meet
new families and friends.
Call Bilston Craft Gallery to enquire
about joining these popular groups.
Suitable for 0-4 years.
£2 per child / £1.50 for
additional siblings
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Call Bilston Craft Gallery to find out
about joining. Suitable for 0-2 years.
£2 per child /
£1 under 6 mths
Sat 1 Nov • 11am - 12.30pm
& 1.30 - 3pm
Craftplay Halloween
Goop & Gunks
First & Third Saturday of the
Discover slimes, goops and
month • 11am - 12.30pm
gunks in our popular messy
& 1.30 - 3pm
play sessions this Halloween!
Craftplay Saturdays
Babies and young children
Create, explore and play with can explore the gallery’s
sensory environment while
unusual materials in an
older children can investigate
inspiring space. Meet other
and play.
families and get lots of easy,
low cost ideas to try out
Suitable for 0-7 years.
at home.
Suitable for 0-7 year olds.
£3 per child / siblings under
3 months free
£2 per child, booking required Booking required
t: 01902 552195
w: www.wolverhamptonart.org.uk/
bantock
t: 01902 552507
bilston
t: 01902 552055
wolves
Saturdays
11am - 12.30pm (ages 8
and under) & 1.30 - 3pm
(ages 8 upwards)
Young Artists
Sat 6 Dec
11am - 12.30pm &
1.30 - 3pm
Mon 27 Oct
11am - 12.30pm &
1.30 - 3pm
Craftplay Christmas
Extravaganza
The Amazing
Pumpkin Carving
Class
Learn new drawing, painting
and sculpture skills in these
weekly Young Artists sessions.
You’ll be shown how to
create your own art using
artists’ techniques and
materials. Visit the
Facebook page for more
details on upcoming sessions
or contact the Art Gallery for
full dates.
Please see Christmas section
for details.
£3 per child
Booking required
Wolverhampton
Young Writers’ Group
Sat 15 Nov
11am - 12.30pm &
1.30 - 3pm
Craftplay Glitterfest
Please see Christmas section
for details.
£2 per child
Booking required
£4 per child / siblings under
3 months free
Booking required
Sat 18 Oct, Sat 22 Nov
& Sat 13 Dec
1.30 - 3.30pm
Writing West Midlands
present a creative writing
group for young writers aged
12 - 16.
Led by professional writer
Elisabeth Charis, the group
will look at all sorts of creative
writing to inspire creativity,
expression and confidence in
young people and a chance
to make new friends.
To book and for more information visit
www.writingwestmidlands.org or email
joanne@writingwestmidlands.org
Take part in spook-tacular
Halloween fun by carving an
amazing pumpkin! Create a
‘spooky face’ in your very
own pumpkin and artists will
teach you all the skills
needed to make it light up!
Materials provided.
One pumpkin per ticket –
places are limited so please
book early to avoid
disappointment.
£4 per child
Booking required
Tue 28 Oct
11am - 12.30pm &
1.30 - 3pm
Fiery Landscape
Painting
Create a glowing, fiery
landscape painting using
acrylic paint on stretched
painter, inspired by the
Black Country.
Glitterfest
£5 per young person, which
can be paid on the day.
Places are limited.
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£2 per child
Booking required
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Tue 28 Oct
11.15am - 12noon &
2.15 - 3pm
Once Upon a
Time…
Storytelling followed by
craft activities.
Free, drop in
Wed 29 Oct
11am - 12.30pm &
1.30 - 3pm
Mordor Monster
Masks
Make your own Mordor
Monster Masks inspired by
the fantasy characters in
Tolkien’s famous books.
Halloween Fun Day
Wed 29 Oct • 2 - 5pm
Halloween Fun Day
Join this drawing session
based on the Big Draw’s
2014 theme of ‘It’s Our
World’ with a focus on the
wheels of industry.
Enjoy an afternoon of
Halloween happenings as
Bilston Craft Gallery is packed
with spooky fun. Families can
get creative with craft
activities, meet creepy
crawlies and spooky animals
and more. Have your face
painted (50p a go) and
complete the exhibition trail
to win a chocolate prize.
Come in fancy dress – the
scarier the better! Plus,
Craftplay will be open for the
littlest monsters.
Free, drop in
Free, drop in
£2 per child, booking
required
The Wheelie
Big Draw
Thu 30 Oct
11am - 12.30pm &
1.30 - 3pm
Creative Crafts
A creative workshop for
children, inspired by Bantock
House Museum and its
gardens.
Free, drop in
Creative Crafts
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Thu 30 Oct • 11am - 3pm
Big Draw - Giant
Projector Drawings
Take part in the Big Draw;
draw onto film and see your
drawings projected onto the
gallery walls then take a
photo of yourself as part of
the picture. See your
drawings grow and become a
part of them.
Free, drop in
Adult Events
Lunchtime Talks
1914 and All That
An illustrated talk by
Kenneth Wright, Military
Historian, on the Western
Front and the early battles
of 1914.
Free, drop in
Tue 4 Nov • 12.30pm
Top of the
Victorian Pops
Fri 31 Oct • 12noon - 3pm
Andy Casserley will take a
fascinating look at Victorian
and Edwardian popular
music.
Halloween Monster
Mordor Party
Free, drop in
Monster Mordor Party
Take part in monster-themed
arts and crafts activities at the
big Halloween Monster Party!
Inspired by the fantastical
creatures in Tolkien’s
‘The Lord of the Rings’,
become a monster by
dressing up in a scary
costume, learn how to dance
like a monster and more!
The Music Man
Local History
Talks
The Music Man
Billy Howe discusses
‘The Music Man’ - the life and
times of EF Allen, founder of
the famous Musical
Emporium in Queen Street.
Free, drop in
Fri 17 Oct • 2 - 3pm
Wed 12 Nov • 5 - 6pm
The Road to Mordor
Tue 2 Dec
12.30pm
The Factory
Christmas Party
An illustrated talk linked to
the exhibition ‘When Santa
Came to the Factory’.
Author and Tolkien enthusiast
Bob Blackham explores JRR
Tolkien’s West Midlands roots.
See Black Country Echoes for
more details.
Fri 17 Oct
Free, drop in
Wed 12 Nov
Free, drop in
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Local History Talks
Continued
Fri 21 Nov • 2 - 3pm
Wed 10 Dec • 5 - 6pm
Great War Recruit
Training on
Cannock Chase
Talk by Dave Dunham
focussing on the intensive
training delivered to British
troops on Cannock Chase
before being sent to war.
Fri 21 Nov
Wed 10 Dec
Free, drop in
Wed 14 Jan 2015 • 5 - 6pm
Black Country Echoes
See Black Country Echoes
section for details.
Gallery Tour
First Saturday of the
month • 12noon
Last Wednesday of the
month • 11am - 12noon
Gallery Tour
Meet Me @ WAG
Enjoy a guided tour of the
Art Gallery, for first-timers and
regulars alike. Find out more
about the venue and its
collections.
Regular conversation
clubs for over 50s,
offering a chance to relax and
enjoy a good chat about the
topic of the month,
supported by objects from
the handling and
reminiscence collections.
Free, drop-in
Third Tuesday of the
month • 11am - 12noon
Free, drop-in
Meet Me @
Bantock
Third Friday of the month
1 - 2pm
Regular conversation clubs
at Bantock House Museum
for over 50s, offering a
chance to relax and enjoy a
good chat about the topic
of the month, supported
by objects from the
handling and reminiscence
collections.
Art Speaking
Free, drop-in
Free, drop-in
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Fri 19 Dec
Wed 14 Jan
Free, drop in
Audio-described tours of
exhibitions for people with
visual impairment.
Fri 17 Oct - The Making of
Mordor • Fri 21 Nov - Art of
the Troubles • Fri 19 Dec POP EUROPE!
Fourth Wednesday of the
month • 10.30am - 12.30pm
Textile Group
If you are a textile maker or
simply interested in textiles,
then this Textile Group is an
excellent opportunity to meet
like-minded people in a
creative environment and
swap knowledge and skills.
£3 per session
Garden Club
Textile Group
Second and Fourth Friday
of the month
10am - 1pm
Garden Club
Whether you are greenfingered or a novice
interested in gardening,
come along to the Garden
Club. Help with general tasks
to maintain the garden
throughout the winter in
preparation for spring.
Open to all ages and abilities.
Last Saturday of the
month • 11am - 1pm
Saturdays from 4 October
10.30am - 1.30pm
Craft Club
Introduction to
Drawing
A forum for anyone
interested in making things
together. Practise your craft
and share skills and
information with like-minded
people. For everyone from
beginners to experts.
Please remember to bring
along your current project to
the session.
Free, drop-in
This four-week course will
introduce you to drawing
techniques and includes
sessions on still life and life
drawing, led by an artist tutor.
Using key artworks from the
Art Gallery’s collection as a
starting point, find out about
different artistic practices and
how you can use these skills
to discover your own
creativity.
£100 for four-week course,
materials provided, booking
required.
Free, drop-in
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Sat 11 Oct • 11am - 3pm
Fimo Jewellery
Join exhibitors Shelanu and
learn how to master the art of
modelling with FIMO to
create a bespoke piece of
jewellery. Discover Shelanu’s
history and how the collective
of refugee and migrant
women have worked with
Craftspace in Birmingham
towards developing their own
sustainable social enterprise.
Suitable for ages 16+.
£16, booking required
Fimo Jewellery
Sun 12 Oct • 2 - 4pm
Flute Cocktail
An afternoon performance of
delightful music played in the
period setting of the Drawing
Room.
Free, drop in
Thu 23 Oct & Thu 20 Nov
10am - 2pm
Sat 1 Nov
7 - 10pm
Valuation Days: Fine
Art and Antiques
The Trench
Raiders
Items will be valued by
Fieldings Auctioneers,
including ceramics, jewellery,
collectables, clocks, watches,
books etc.
Sing-a-long entertainment
from the Great War with
popular tunes British soldiers
put their own words to. The
songs are linked together by
factual accounts of what took
place in the years 1914–
1918. Cheese, rustic bread
and a glass of wine included
in the price.
Sun 19 Oct • 11am - 4pm
Dolls House Fair
Stalls, displays and workshops
organised by the Friends of
Bantock House and Park.
£1 entry, including
programme
A donation of £1 per item goes to the
Friends of Bantock House
Sat 25 Oct • 11am - 4pm
Craft Fair
Sale of work by local makers
including pottery, fabrics and
jewellery.
If you would like to dress
for the occasion, think
French café.
Bantock House Museum • Free
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Thu 6 Nov • 10am - 4pm
Black Country
Landscape in
Literature
A day-long symposium
exploring depictions of the
Black Country in 19th and
20th century literature.
See Black Country Echoes
section for more details.
Art Gallery and Arena Theatre
£20 - £30, booking required
Sat 8 Nov • 11am - 1pm &
1.30 - 3.30pm
Tue 2 Dec
10.30am - 4.30pm
Poetry Workshop
POP EUROPE?
Symposium
Join Black Country poet
Emma Pursehouse for an
inspiring session of poetry
writing, using the ‘Craft and
Conflict’ exhibition as
inspiration. There will be an
opportunity to perform your
piece in the gallery at the end
of the workshop.
Local History Fair
Explore Wolverhampton’s
past at the fifth annual Local
History Fair. Part of the Black
Country Echoes Festival.
£2 adults, £1 children
Sat 8 Nov • 11am - 1pm &
1.30 - 3.30pm
Memory Book
Workshop
Learn how to make a
concertina book in which to
record a personal timeline of
memories. Bring along your
own mementos and photos
to personalise your project.
Suitable for all ages (under
8s must be accompanied).
Bilston Craft Gallery • £2
Sat 29 Nov
10 - 11.30am, 12noon 1.30pm & 2 - 3.30pm
Enamel Taster
Session Workshops
Join enamellers from the
‘All Fired Up’ exhibition on the
first floor and try your hand at
enamelling. Find out about
the materials and processes
involved, and decorate and
fire your own sample piece,
which can be used as a
keyring, brooch, pendant or
Christmas decoration.
Was Pop Art a British and
American phenomenon?
Reviewing the idea of there
being a Pop beyond Britain
and America this symposium
addresses the issues
concerning the geographical
confinement of Pop Art.
How did pop culture manifest
itself artistically in Europe?
Were there specific cultural
parameters that enabled Pop
to ferment?
Concession price available for
students (with valid NUS
card), price includes lunch
and refreshments.
Art Gallery and Arena Theatre
£10 - £15, booking required
Fragile Vase de Vallauris, Claude Gilli,
Mixed media assemblage, 1963
© The Artist
Suitable for ages 8 upwards
(8-12 year olds must be
accompanied by full
paying adult).
POP EUROPE?
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general events
COMEDY
to see, send me an email to
satirisethis@satiristforhire.com
Your email should contain:
1. Your name.
2. The date and venue of the
show you are coming to.
In the subject box, ideally.
Tommy Tiernan
Thu 2 Oct • 7pm
Sat 4 Oct • 7pm
Tommy Tiernan
Andy Zaltzman
Tiernan’s mastery of
stand-up allows him to take
risks other comedians dare
not. Through hilarious story
telling and a high energy,
non-apologetic delivery he is
continually challenging his
audience who can be
confident they are in safe
hands. "Has a comic ferocity
resembling that of Billy
Connolly". THE TIMES
“Dear buyer of a ticket to see
'Andy Zaltzman - Satirist For
Hire', congratulations on your
fantastic purchase. You ticketbuying wisdom is truly an
inspiration to the world.
I am Andy Zaltzman. For this
show, I am taking satirical
commissions from audience
members, such as you. So, if
there is an issue which you
would like satirised in the
show which you are coming
The Slade Rooms • £16.50**
3. The issue you would like
me to address. Outline,
briefly, what the issue is,
and why it winds you up.
It could be a major global
issue, or a minor local
grievance; a political
matter, an economic
complaint, or a personal
vendetta; a broad whinge
about the state of things,
or a targeted gripe about a
specific issue that is
important to you.
4. Any other information you
feel may be relevant.”
Thu 9 Oct • 7pm
Pete Johansson: Several Jokes
"Johansson is assured, relaxed, open and gently hilarious
onstage. This is observational, anecdotal, autobiographical
comedy at its best.” THE SCOTSMAN "Supremely Entertaining."
THE INDEPENDENT “Laughter fest? Hilarious.” THE LIST
Pete Johansson
Mayoral Events
RAF Museum Cosford
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**Prices include a 10% booking fee applicable on all transactions at Civic Hall, Wulfrun Hall & Slade Rooms
Fri 10 Oct • 7pm
Al Murray the Pub
Landlord: One Man,
One Guvnor
Twenty years ago Britain's
favourite publican Al Murray,
The Pub Landlord, embarked
on his one man mission as
the King Cnut of Common
Sense, holding back a tide of
bottled beer and ninny state
nonsense.
Civic Hall
£28.05**
Al Murray
Tony Law
Simon Evans
Paul Chowdhry
Fri 10 Oct • 7pm
Thu 16 Oct • 7pm
Fri 17 Oct • 7pm
Tony Law:
Enter The Tonezone
Simon Evans:
Leashed
Paul Chowdhry PC’s World
Dive into the zone of Tone for
a brand new show of lifeaffirming, life-changing
comedy from the multi awardwinning nonsense-maker.
After a total run at the
Edinburgh Fringe 2013,
Evans is back with more
"Sizzlingly entertaining,
beautifully crafted,
devastatingly funny gags."
Tony is an Edinburgh Comedy Award
nominee 2012, Chortle Best Live
Show Award winner 2013, Chortle
Best Club Comic Award winner 2013
and Chortle Best Breakthrough Act
Award winner 2012.
THE GUARDIAN
The Slade Rooms
£15.40 /
£13.20 concession**
2nd Date
The Lafta funniest stand-up
award winner of 2013
tackles everything
borderline within the
human psyche. Why is one
person's offence another
person's humour?
Wulfrun Hall
£15.40**
Newhampton Art Centre
Wolverhampton Civic Hall, Wulfrun Hall & Slade Rooms
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Mark Steel
Thu 23 Oct • 7pm
Mark Steel’s Back
in Town
“The 'Mark Steel's in Town'
show, based on the Radio 4
series in which I write a show
centred around each town,
has now been to at least 5
million places. It's a sparkling
verdict on humanity that I've
mocked them all and
somehow am still alive.”
MARK STEEL
Wulfrun Hall • £16.50**
Fri 31 Oct • 7pm
An Evening With
Noel Fielding
Sun 19 Oct • 7pm
Robert Newman’s
New Theory of
Evolution
Comedian, journalist, novelist
and activist Rob Newman
makes a hotly anticipated
return to comedy with his first
complete show in 7 years.
Robert Newman
The Slade Rooms
£13.75 / £11**
Noel Fielding (‘The Mighty
Boosh’, ‘Never Mind The
Buzzcocks’, ‘Luxury Comedy’)
is embarking on his first live
tour in five years. Expect a
magical mix of Noel's unique
brand of stand up comedy,
live animation, music and
some of Fielding's best
known TV characters (such as
The Moon and Fantasy Man).
Civic Hall • £27.50**
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Wed 5 Nov • 7pm
Thu 11 Dec • 7pm
Jason Cook - Broken
Omid Djalili Iranalamadingdong
Award winning comedian,
writer, creator and star of
BBC2's ‘Hebburn’ and
Radio 4's ‘Jason Cook's
School of Hard Knocks’
returns to the road with a
show about, well, being
broken.
The Slade Rooms
£13.20 / £11**
Fri 14 Nov • 7pm
Tiff Stevenson
On Cloud 9 one minute and
battling your inner critic the
next? Tiff Stevenson searches
for optimism in a world of
Kardashians, guns and
Everyday Vodka.
The Slade Rooms • £11**
Dave Spikey
Mark Watson
He's back on tour with a new
show, following a sell-out four
week West-End residency
and a sold-out season at the
Edinburgh Festival.
Fri 21 Nov • 6.45pm
Mark Watson: Flaws
“The highest achiever the
Edinburgh Festival has seen
this decade. A huge comic
presence” THE TIMES “Simply
Exhilarating” DAILY TELEGRAPH
“Mark Watson is a Prodigy”
THE GUARDIAN
Dave Spikey
The major school of thought
suggests that very few
punchlines are inherently
funny out of context. There is
another school of thought
(actually Dave's school of
thought) that the
opposite can be true. In
this new show he will
present evidence to
support this.
Wulfrun Hall
£18.70**
Jimmy Carr
Sat 13 Dec • 7pm
Jimmy Carr:
Funny Business
Jimmy's been described as
“the hardest working man in
comedy”. Which, let's face
facts, is not that impressive.
It's like being the “Tallest
Dwarf” or the “Healthiest
Glaswegian”. Really not that
big a deal.
Civic Hall • £25**
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Tue 16 & Wed 17 Dec
7pm
Lee Mack
The multi-award winning star
of ‘Not Going Out’ and
‘Would I Lie To You?’, Lee
Mack, is going back on the
road with his first live tour in
four years. Expect his
trademark brand of high
energy banter, well-crafted
gags and sharp one-liners in
one of the most hotly
anticipated shows of the year.
Seann Walsh
Thu 18 Dec • 7pm
Seann Walsh
The Lie-In King is back! Seann
Walsh has managed to
search deep inside himself to
find the inner strength to get
out of bed and all the way
into his support act's car,
parked just outside his flat
JUST FOR YOU. Before you
commend him too much for
this act of heroism, be aware
he will sleep in the car.
The Wulfrun Hall • £15.40**
Fri 19 Dec • 7pm
Roy Chubby Brown’s
Who Ate All The Pies?
Roy Chubby Brown returns
with his meatiest show yet!
He's still rude, he's still crude
and this time he's turning
headlines into punch lines as
his rip-roaring brand of banter
continues to burst bellies
across the country.
Mayoral Events
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EVENTS
Sat 18 Oct • 10am - 4.30pm
WW1 to Now:
A Mighty Long Way
Celebrate Black History
Month 2014 with ZCT
Women in the Community,
and Wolverhampton City
Archives.
There’ll be a showcase of the
important contribution Black
British Artists have made to
Wolverhampton Art Gallery’s
collection and you can take
part in a heritage workshop
on how to preserve and
document your history for
future generations.
There’ll also be motivational
and inspirational speakers
who have made significant
contributions to education
law, medicine and business.
Draw Your Own Lunch
Sun 5 Oct, Sun 2 Nov,
Sun 7 Dec • 9am - 2pm
Davelee Antique and
Collector's Fair
Come along to the monthly
antique and collector's fair.
Newhampton Arts Centre
To book and for more
information contact
womeninthecommunity@
yahoo.com or call
07950 208575 /
07530 701669
Tue 28 Oct - Thu 30 Oct
12noon - 2pm
Zion City Tabernacle,
126 Compton Road,
Wolverhampton, WV3 9QB
Drop into the café and draw
your own lunch as part of
The Big Draw.
Come along to this family
workshop with stories and
craft from Africa and the
Caribbean.
£10, includes a hot buffet
and refreshments
Free, drop in
50p
Draw Your Own
Lunch
Islands in the Sun
Wed 29 Oct • 1pm
Islands in the Sun
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Sun 2 Nov • 1pm
Sun 9 Nov • 10.45am
Sun 9 Nov • 10.40am
Festival of
Remembrance
Remembrance
Service
Remembrance
Sunday
Wulfrun Hall • £11**
The RAF Museum will be
holding a Remembrance
Service paying respect to
those Service men and
women who made the
ultimate sacrifice during their
tours of duty. For those
wishing to pay their respect,
please arrive in Hangar 1 at
10.30am. The Service will
commence at 10.45am and
will be led by the Station
Chaplain RAF Cosford. There
will be a two minute silence
with the sounding of 'The
Last Post'.
The observance of
Remembrance Sunday this
year will begin with a march
through the City by
detachments of veteran,
regular, reserve and cadet
units as well as
representatives of local
uniformed organisations.
The Parade will step off at
10.40am followed by a
drumhead service in St
Peter’s Square at 11am.
Royal Air Force Museum
Cosford • Free
St Peter’s Square, St Peter’s
Collegiate Church and the
Civic Centre concourse
Free
Rememberance Sunday
Mayoral Events
RAF Museum Cosford
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Psychic Sally:
Sally On The Road
RAF Cosford
Sun 9 Nov - Sat 15 Nov
10.15am - 1pm
Conservation Centre
Open Week
International psychic and star
of hit TV show ‘Psychic Sally:
On The Road’, Sally Morgan
returns with her phenomenal
interactive stage show. An
ordinary woman with an
extraordinary gift, Sally has
dedicated her life to exploring
the work of spirit and her live
show aims to give validation
that our loved ones still exist.
Sally Morgan is investigational and the
show is for the purpose of
entertainment.
Thu 27 Nov
7pm for 7.30pm start
Charity Quiz Night
Another chance to exercise
your minds or even the
scores at the ever popular
Mayor’s Charity Quiz Night.
The event has always
attracted several teams,
so book early to avoid
disappointment!
There are prizes for
1st, 2nd, 3rd and even
last place. Please bring your
own drinks.
Mayoral Suite, Civic Centre
£20 per team (up to four
members)
For one week only, the RAF
Museum's award winning
Conservation Centre will open
its doors to visitors for
exclusive behind-the-scenes
access to aircraft conservation
work. Visitors can see progress
being made on the Handley
Page Hampden and Vickers
Wellington, plus other exhibits
in various stages of restoration.
Visitors will also have the rare
opportunity to speak with the
skilled technicians and
apprentices about their work.
Royal Air Force Museum
Cosford
A small admission charge applies.
Proceeds will go towards the
maintenance and upkeep of the
aircraft exhibits.
Charity Quiz Night
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libraries
Regular Events
Wolverhampton Libraries offer a huge variety
of activities that take place regularly in many
sites across the city. There are events for adults
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Ashmore Park Library
Bilston Library
Blakenhall Library
Central Library
Collingwood Library
East Park Library
Finchfield Library
Long Knowle Library
and a series of fun and interesting clubs for
children and teenagers. Events are also
available for all of the family to enjoy.
Low Hill Library
Pendeford Library
Penn Library
Spring Vale Library
Tettenhall Library
Warstones Library
Wednesfield Library
Whitmore Reans Library
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01902 556275
01902 556278
01902 556269
Weekly events - Central Library
Every Tuesday
during term-time
10am - 11.30am
First Thursday of
the month
5 - 6pm
Third Thursday of
the month
5 - 6pm
Baby Booktime
Teentastic
Reading Group
Chatterbooks
Reading Group
A teenage reading
group for 12-15 year
olds who enjoy
reading and sharing
ideas.
A reading group for
children aged 7-11
year olds who enjoy
reading and talking
about books.
Themed storytime
sessions for children
aged 5 & above.
Under 8s must be
accompanied by
an adult.
Free
Free
Free
For babies and
toddlers under 3
years old and their
parents/carers. Listen
to stories, sing nursery
rhymes and chat.
Free
Every Saturday
2.15 - 3pm
Saturday
Storytime
Thu 30 Oct • 2 - 3.30pm
Halloween Havoc
A fun Halloween themed story and
craft session for children aged 5 years
upwards.
Free – Tickets are available from the
Children’s Library
Call your local library to find out more or visit www.wolverhampton.gov.uk/libraries
music
Mon 6 Oct - Tue 7 Oct
7pm
Jake Bugg
One of the most exciting and
unique artists to emerge out
of the UK in a long time, in
under three years Jake Bugg
has gone from first on in
pubs to selling out the Royal
Albert Hall and playing to an
astonishing ten thousand
people at Nottingham Arena,
his hometown.
Newhampton Soul Club
Wed 8 Oct • 7pm
Fri 10 Oct
The Treatment
Doors 7pm, Starts 8pm
After opening up for the
mighty Status Quo in April,
The Treatment announced
their headline tour for
Oct 2014.
Alive & Kicking Simple Minds Tribute
A chance to hear the
Midlands' best Simple Minds
tribute band.
£10
Sat 11 Oct, Sat 15 Nov,
Sat 19 Dec • 8pm
Newhampton
Soul Club
Northern soul anthems and
club classics with a sprung
dance floor.
£4 advance / £5 on door
Jake Bugg
Tribute Show
Sat 11 Oct • 7pm
The Robbie Williams
& Olly Murs Tribute
Show (with Live
Band)
Ollie Hughes as Robbie
Williams and Stuart Fletcher
as Olly Murs have been
wowing audiences all over
the UK with their tribute
show to two of the
biggest male pop
sensations around.
Civic Hall • £27.50/£13.75**
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Sat 11 Oct • 7pm
Sun 12 Oct • 7pm
Tue 14 Oct • 7pm
Jettblack
The Monobloggers
plus Mr George’s
Famous Last Words &
Aiden Best
Climates plus Acres
Jettblack have taken their
influences that lie in 80s and
early 90s rock and metal and
given them a fresh lease of
life. Carefully crafted songs
oozing with melody, power
and unparalleled catchiness.
The original line-up are
reforming for a one-off,
farewell gig to celebrate their
debut EP's fifth anniversary. It
will see the original line-up
together for the first time
since 2010, with all proceeds
going to Teenage Cancer Trust.
Mon 13 Oct • 7pm
Jettblack
Skillet
Sat 11 Oct • 8pm
Quercus
June Tabor - Voice
Iain Ballamy - Soprano and
Tenor saxophones
Huw Warren - Piano
After playing on the main stage
at Download Festival 2014 and
supporting Nickelback, Skillet
announce their debut headline
UK Tour for 2014.
Having first emerged onto the
UK scene in 2012, Climates
have built a fervent fan base
through passionate live
performances.
Fri 17 Oct • 7pm
Johnny Marr
Johnny Marr's shows in
support of his critically
acclaimed Top 10 debut solo
album 'The Messenger'
inspired a rapturous
reception for his ability to
combine the best of his new
material with select highlights
from The Smiths plus others
from his extensive back
catalogue.
Quercus brings together three
of the UK’s most creative
musicians to create
mesmerising, lyrical music
that weaves together the
essence of folk and jazz,
drawing on original
compositions, traditional folk
songs and reclaimed
standards.
Arena Theatre
Johnny Marr
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Mon 20 Oct • 7pm
Vallenfyre
Fri 17 Oct, Fri 7 Nov,
Fri 5 Dec • 7.30pm
Baddies Boogie
Acoustic Night
Local live music.
£5 on door
Vallenfyre
While being the main
songwriter in Paradise Lost,
Greg Mackintosh also
stepped up to being the
front-man for Vallenfyre -and sang for the first time,
citing Karl Willetts (Bolt
Thrower), Chuck Schuldiner
(Death), Oscar Garcia
(Nausea, Terrorizer),
Pete Steele (Carnivore,
Type O Negative)
as influences.
Tue 21 Oct • 7pm
Little Comets
Little Comets are an
English indie rock trio from
Jarrow and Washington,
Tyne and Wear. They are
described as playing
'kitchen sink indie' music.
Sat 18 Oct • 7pm
The Boomtown Rats RATLIFE UK TOUR
After last year's storming of
the Isle of Wight Festival stage
an exhilarated Bob Geldof
said "It's weird. I'd forgotten
how powerful a band The
Rats are!" Others hadn't.
What was only meant to be
a brief "re-grouping" turned
into a triumphant sell out
UK tour, a block-booked
2014 festival season and
now the announcement of
'Ratlife' the second half of
The Boomtown Rats'
second coming.
The Slade Rooms • £12.10 **
Thu 23 Oct • 7pm
Chimaira plus
Guests
Chimaira - Crown of Phantoms
returns to the Slade Rooms
with their UK tour 2014.
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Fri 24 Oct • 6pm
Sun 26 Oct • 7pm
Wed 29 Oct • 7pm
Detonation Halloteen
Leo & Anto - One
Saw Doctor, One
Waterboy
John Newman
A Halloween special with
Knotslip Live! featuring the
usual mix of rock and metal
finishing off with Europe's
number one Slipknot tribute
band. Aimed at under 18s this is a non-alcoholic event
giving it a unique clubnight
experience.
Wulfrun Hall
£5.50 / £6.60**
Fri 24 Oct & Thu 18 Dec
7.30pm
Live n Picking
A showcase for young bands
and performers.
£5 on door
Sat 25 Oct • 7pm
Bobby’s Nite of
Burlesque and Swing
An evening that takes you
back to the 1920s! Watch the
beautiful art of Burlesque
performed by the best
dancers around plus an extra
special showcase by the
Electric Swing Circus. The
theme of the event is as it
sounds, Gatsby, and
1920s/30s is the dress code.
Saw Doctor Leo Moran and
Waterboy Anthony
Thistlethwaite have put
together an intimate two hour
acoustic show featuring
stripped down unplugged
versions of Saw Doctors
hits such as 'Red Cortina'
'Clare Island' and
'Same Oul' Town'.
John Newman, one of the
breakthrough artists of 2013,
who has been nominated for
three Brit Awards in the Best
British Male Solo Artist, Best
British Single and Best Video
categories, has announced
his third major UK tour since
the release in October of his
300,000 selling debut album
‘Tribute’.
SOLD OUT
Mon 27 Oct • 7pm
Wed 29 Oct • 7pm
Escape The Fate
Francis Dunnery
Escape The Fate exudes
a spirit of chaotic
mischief, reminiscent of
the riotous Motley Crue,
which they capture perfectly
in their electrifying live shows.
The Sensational Francis
Dunnery Band - Vampires UK
Tour 2014. Guitar master
Francis Dunnery straps on his
electric guitar once again and
delivers a stunning show of
his finest material.
The Slade Rooms
£15.40**
Escape The Fate
Francis Dunnery
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Thu 30 Oct • 7pm
Asia
Asia, the legendary British
band, moves into the next
phase of its extraordinary
career with ‘Gravitas’, a brave
new album that explores
different musical landscapes
while embracing its familiar
musical past.
John Newman
SOiL / American Head
Charge / (HED)P.E
Sweet Transvestite Rocky Horror
Tribute Show
SOiL, the experimental fivepiece hailing from Chicago
have become integral
members of the hard-core
rock scene. American Head
Charge come straight out of
Minneapolis and “make
brutally powerful music of
uncommon distinction”.
(Hed)p.e is a nu-metal quintet
from Huntington Beach,
California. They fuse punk
energy with hip hop lyrics and
instrumentation to form a
sound they call “G-punk”.
A live tribute to the music
of ‘The Rocky Horror
Picture Show’.
"We'd like...if we may...
to take you on a strange
journey" with
‘Sweet Transvestite:
The Rocky Horror
Experience’, the ultimate
Halloween party in the
Midlands this year.
Civic Hall
£18.15 / £13.20**
Asia
Fri 31 Oct • 7pm
Ginger Wildheart &
Friends Halloween
Special
Ginger has announced a
Halloween Hootenanny
show.
It will feature the
Ginger Wildheart Band,
Eureka Machines,
Dom Lawson's Oaf and
other special guests.
The Slade Rooms
£22**
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Sat 8 Nov • 7pm
The Blackout plus
Chiodos
The Blackout are proud to
announce a UK headline tour
this autumn with support
from Chiodos and When We
Were Wolves.
Filmonics
Fri 31 Oct • 7pm
Mon 4 Nov • 7pm
Roy Orbison &
Friends
Hawklords
If you love Rock'n'Roll music,
then this is the show for you
as Barry Steele presents his
all live spectacular Multi
Media Tribute to The Big O
including a live band and big
screen; featuring classic
Orbison hits from the 60s
right through to the late 80s
using both original and film
footage from the era.
Born in 1978, out of the
ashes of the Sonic Assassins,
Hawklords was the brainchild
of the late, great Robert
Calvert. The band's debut
release, on the Charisma
label, was the album ‘25
Years On’ (later editions were
released simply as
‘Hawklords’).
The Slade Rooms
£12.10**
Sat 1 Nov • 6.30pm
Impericon Never Say
Die! Tour
Year upon year, the Impericon
‘Never Say Die! Tour’ can be
relied upon to deliver a
paramount line up of heavy
weight bands, both at peak
and at the fast ascent of their
respective hard hitting genres.
Thu 6 Nov • 7pm
Filmonics
Launching their album 'Future
Forest' with support from
Field Harmonics.
Newhampton Arts Centre • £6
Sat 15 Nov • 8pm
Phronesis
Jasper Høiby – Bass
Ivo Neame – Piano
Anton Eger – Drums
Deathstars celebrate 10 years
as a band - a decade of
debauchery - and released
the compilation ‘The Greatest
Hits on Earth’, which is a
collection of some of the
most characteristic songs
from their three albums.
Phronesis’ charismatic live
performances have captured
the hearts and minds of
audiences worldwide. Their
early UK success has led to
an extended period of
international touring,
returning to London in
autumn 2013 to record a live
album at the EFG London
Jazz Festival.
The Slade Rooms
£14.85**
Arena Theatre
Deathstars
t: 01902 572090
t: 01902 320 7000
Wed 19 Nov • 7pm
Wed 19 Nov • 7pm
The Noise Next Door
Darius Rucker
The UK's most exhilarating
comedy act embark on their
second national tour. The
Noise Next Door will be
delivering explosive doses of
their trademark off-the-cuff
comedy directly into the
funny bones of the nation.
Darius Rucker, The Hootie and
the Blowfish frontman who
traded pop superstardom for a
solo country venture in 2008,
has since scored platinum
album sales, a CMA award
and membership in the
coveted Grand Ole Opry,
among other accolades.
Lit - A Place in
the Sun
‘Place in the Sun’ was Lit's first
album released under their
contract with RCA Records on
February 23 1999, and their
second full-length album
overall. Certified platinum by
the RIAA, for sales of over one
million copies.
Sun 16 Nov • 7pm
Man Overboard
Man Overboard, in conjunction
with Punktastic, Glamour Kills
and Lost Tape Collective are
thoroughly excited to
announce the European and
UK stretch of The Heart Attack
Tour. The lineup features
support from Hostage Calm,
Front Porch Step and Roam.
Thu 20 Nov • 7pm
The Specials
Coventry legends The Specials have announced a UK tour
for 2014 which sees them celebrate five years since they
first reformed. Since getting back together in 2009, the band
have travelled all over the world and played to hundreds of
thousands of people, uniting old fans and new at their
incredible live gigs.
Tue 18 Nov • 7pm
Bigelf
Bigelf are extremely pleased
to announce the first dates of
their European 'Into The
Maelstrom Tour 2014',
following the release of their
critically acclaimed new
album this past March.
The Specials
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Paloma Faith
Fri 21 Nov • 7pm
Sat 22 Nov • 12noon
Sat 22 Nov • 7pm
Robert Plant
Daz Russell's
30th Anniversary Day
Paloma Faith
Legendary Led Zeppelin
frontman Robert Plant returns
to Wolverhampton this
November, as part of a
13 date UK tour.
SOLD OUT
Civic Hall
£44 / £49.50**
Wulfrun Hall celebrates 30
years of Daz Russell’s gigs,
with an all day birthday bash!
Expect a great line up with
many of the bands that have
made the last 30 years
so special.
Following the success of her
latest album ‘A Perfect
Contradiction’, Paloma Faith
embarks on a full UK Tour in
October and November,
bringing her unique, retro and
eccentric style to the stage.
The album shot straight to
number two when it was
released and is her fastest
selling to date.
SOLD OUT
Civic Hall
£38.50 / £30.25**
Robert Plant
Daz Russell
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Sat 22 Nov • 7pm
Sat 29 Nov • 7pm
Sun 30 Nov • 7pm
Dying Fetus
Erasure
One of the most infamous
and influential death metal
bands of the past 10 years,
Maryland trio, Dying Fetus,
pummel and pound their
signature-style brutality into
the worldwide landscape
with the subtlety of fullfledged war.
Erasure (Vince Clark and
Andy Bell) have confirmed a
15-date UK tour for
November/December.
Protest The Hero plus
The Faceless
The Slade Rooms
£14.30**
It follows the release of their
eagerly awaited new album,
'The Violet Flame'.
Civic Hall
£38.50 in advance**
Protest the Hero is a
Canadian progressive metal
band from Whitby, Ontario.
Originally named Happy Go
Lucky, the band changed
their name to Protest the
Hero shortly before releasing
their debut EP, ‘Search for the
Truth’, in 2002.
Paul Heaton & Jacqui Abbott
Fri 28 Nov • 7pm
Paul Heaton &
Jacqui Abbott
After their sell out success in
Spring following the release
of their top three album
‘What Have We Become’,
former Beautiful South
members Paul Heaton and
Jacqui Abbott return this
November with their new
UK tour.
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Tue 2 Dec • 7pm
Sat 6 Dec • 7.30pm
The Defiled plus
special guests Avatar
The English Beat ft
Dave Wakeling
As the battle for British
metal's spirit and future rages
on, few astute observers
would bet against The Defiled
emerging triumphant. The
London-based quartet have
had a phenomenal impact on
these shores and beyond
over the last few years, with a
strident, genre-blitzing sound
that both delivers the
crushing, riff-driven goods
and shrewdly redefines what
it means to bring the
21st century mosh.
One tempestuous weekend in
March 1979 was not only the
date of the Three Mile Island
nuclear incident, but also, in
Birmingham, the very first
show by a nascent band
known as The Beat.
Introduced as "the hottest
thing since the Pennsylvania
meltdown", the band had a
sense that the next few years
could well be explosive!
Fri 5 Dec • 7pm
The Human League The A.U Tour
After two years away Phil and
the girls return for a night of
80s Electronic love.
Civic Hall • £33.75 / £55**
Sun 7 Dec • 7pm
Reckless Love
Thu 4 Dec • 8pm
Augustines
Arun Ghosh Sextet
After their sell out May UK
tour, US indie sensations
Augustines announced their
Winter UK return.
Reckless Love is a Finnish
glam metal band, founded
2001 in Kuopio, Finland. On
February 2010, they released
their debut album, which
reached number 13 in the
Finnish charts. In 2011 they
released their second album
‘Animal Attraction’.
Recently named Jazz
Instrumentalist of the Year at
the Parliamentary Jazz
Awards, Arun Ghosh brings
his trademark and renowned
IndoJazz sound to the Arena.
The show features ‘A South
Asian Suite’, his mesmeric
and enchanting suite inspired
by the the Indian
subcontinent, from the
viewpoint of a British-Asian
from a northern town.
Arena Theatre
Wulfrun Hall
£12.10**
Martin Carthy
Enjoy a performance from
one of Britain's best loved
folk musicians.
£12.50
Reckless Love
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Tue 9 Dec • 7pm
Rival Sons
Don't miss Rival Sons on
tour in Europe in support of
Great Western Valkyrie at
Wolverhampton's
Wulfrun Hall.
Wulfrun Hall
£16.50**
Tue 9 Dec • 6.30pm
Sabaton plus
Korpiklaani & Tyr
The band have dominated
the European heavy metal
circuit for years and received
prestigious awards including
Metal Hammer's Golden
Gods Award for ‘Best
Breakthrough Artist’.
Thu 11 Dec • 7pm
Fri 12 Dec • 7pm
Saxon - Warriors
of the Road World
Tour
Joe Elliot’s
Down ‘n’ Outz
Saxon: Warriors of the Road
World Tour Featuring tracks
from the holy trinity. A set list
35 years in the making!
Alongside members of The
Quireboys, Down 'n' Outz are
fronted by Def Leppard
vocalist and Planet Rock
presenter Joe Elliott.
The Slade Rooms
£22**
Fri 12 Dec • 7pm
Bootleg Beatles
Six appearances at
Glastonbury Festival, several
world tours, numerous radio
and TV appearances and
many sell-out shows at the
Royal Albert Hall are
testament to the band's
incredible recreation of the
greatest songbook of all time.
Civic Hall
£25.85 / £30.25**
The Crockers
A night of 60s music and
laughter featuring The
Crockers, ex-members of
The Montanas, Finders
Keepers, Light Fantastic
and Revival. Together with
Doug Parker and Chris Knott
as David Essex!
Wulfrun Hall
£16.50**
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Moseley Old Hall
Sat 25 - Wed 29 Oct
11am - 4pm
Pumpkin Festival
Pumpkin fun for everyone!
Carve a wicked pumpkin and
take the insides home to
cook into soup, eat scary
treats in the tea-room and
come dressed in your
Halloween best if you dare.
Apple Weekend
£3 per pumpkin
Sat 4 & Sun 5 Oct
11am - 4pm
Sat 18 & Sun 19 Oct, Sat
15 & Sun 16 Nov
11.30am - 3.30pm
Apple Weekend
If You Go down to
The Woods
Visit with the whole family
and take part in fun
woodland activities. In
October, come and enjoy a
Campfire Mini Feast and in
November, it’s time to create
Wild Art.
Discover the heritage varieties
of apples, plus pears, medlars
and quinces. Bring your own
apples to press your own apple
juice - or watch the staff press
some of theirs. If it’s been a
bumper harvest, apples can
also be bought to take home.
Normal admission
£1 per child
Mon 13 Oct, Mon 10 Nov
& Mon 8 Dec • 11am - 4pm
Bake and Make The Art of Bread and
Butter
Learn an interesting 17th
century skill to take home and
find out how the household of
Moseley Old Hall would make
these essentials.
£16 - includes a hot drink
and homemade shortbread
Pumpkin Festival
CHRISTMAS
Sat 22 & Sun 23 Nov
11am - 3pm
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Scents of Christmas
Find out how people
prepared for Christmas
feasting and make some
festive gifts. Make your own
pomander and on Stir-up
Sunday see demonstrators
making the Christmas
pudding; have a stir and
make a wish.
Normal admission
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Sat 29 & Sun 30 Nov
11am - 3pm
Mon 8 - Fri 12 Dec
6.30pm
Prepare to Deck
the Hall
Moseley By
Candlelight
Come and help with Moseley
Old Hall’s Christmas
preparations. Help to make
the evergreen swags ready to
decorate the house with on
Sun 7 Dec, and children can
enjoy festive craft activities.
Celebrate Christmas in a
unique way with a
17th century style seasonal
five course meal, seated in
Moseley Old Hall itself with
costumed servants. Your party
will have the hall to
yourselves as you make
merry at the fire side, with a
candlelit tour and more.
Normal admission
Group bookings only (max 10)
£50 per person
Deck the Halls
Moseley Old Hall
Moseley Old Hall Lane, Fordhouses,
Wolverhampton, WV10 7HY
01902 782808
www.nationaltrust.org.uk
See staff decorate the rooms
of Moseley with the
traditional swags made by
visitors the weekend before.
Sat 13 & Sun 14, Sat 20 &
Sun 21 Dec • 11am - 3.30pm
Free with normal admission
Join in the celebrations of a
17th century Christmas. Taste
traditional Christmas recipes,
see the house decorated with
traditional greenery, toast bread
over the open fire in the hall
and play games from the past.
Sat 6, Wed 10 & Mon 22
Dec • 11am - 3pm
Wreath Making
Workshops
17th Century Christmas
Normal admission
A chance to create your own
Christmas wreath for the
holidays, with all the materials
and ideas you need provided.
Coffee and biscuits will be
available on arrival and a
voucher for lunch in the tea
room is included.
£30 per person
National Trust members and
children under 5 visit for free
Adult £7.50, Child £3.75,
Family £18.60
Tue 23 & Wed 24 Dec
2 - 3pm
Christmas Quest
Come on a trip around Kings
Walk Wood to find the tastes,
sights, sounds and smells of
Christmas from the past.
Sing a carol by the nativity
scene, try hot punch by the
fire and end it all with a treat
in the house. Please dress
warm and suitably for a
winter walk.
17th Century Christmas
£5 Adult / £2.50 Child
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Manor and
Gardens
CHRISTMAS
Thu 6 Nov • 6.30pm
This magical morning will be
remembered forever by both
parents and children alike.
Join in the fun and enjoy a
seasonal breakfast whilst you
wait for that special visitor.
Booking required.
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Sat 6 & Sun 7 Dec • 9.30am
Breakfast with
Father Christmas
William De Morgan
Ceramics Talk by
Antiques Roadshow
Expert Eric Knowles
Enjoy an evening with
‘Antiques Roadshow’ expert
Eric Knowles as he gives a
talk on William De Morgan
ceramics. Following the talk
there will be the opportunity
for visitors to bring items of
jewellery, glassware and
ceramics for valuation.
Booking required.
£15 per person
Sat 6 Dec • 7pm
Don’t Go Into The Cellar
presents:
Singular Exploits of
Sherlock Holmes
£8.50 per person
Sat 13, Sun 14 & Sat 20,
Father Christmas’
Magical Grotto
Christmas just isn’t complete
without a visit to Father
Christmas and you can see
him in his grotto at Wightwick.
No pre-booking required,
however places are limited
and sold on a first come
first served basis.
£5 per child
Wightwick Manor
Wightwick Bank, WV6 8EE
01902 761400
www.nationaltrust.org.uk
National Trust members and
children under 5: Free
Family £24.50 Garden only:
Family £12
Mon 8, Tue 9 & Mon 15,
Tue 16 Dec • 7pm
Christmas Carol
Concerts
There is nothing quite like
carols performed in the
splendour of the Great
Parlour. Join Wightwick Manor
for this festive evening.
Booking required.
£10
The greatest fictional sleuth
of all time springs back to life
in these stirring adaptations
of the Conan Doyle classics.
A high-energy one-man
show, featuring a plethora of
dashing heroes, villainous
rogues and vintage thrills.
Booking required.
£10 per person
Father Christmas’ Magical Grotto
park and outdoor events
Sat 18 Oct
Sun 26 Oct • 1 - 4pm
Gates open: 5pm
Light switch-on and
Fireworks: 7pm
Lantern Making
Diwali
Phoenix Park
Free
Tue 28 Oct
10am - 1pm
Holiday Activities Autumn Scavenger
Hunt
Fun for Kids - As part of
their ‘Halloween Fun Day’,
create a lantern for
Halloween at Northycote
Farm. Up to 15 years old.
Fun for Kids - Looking for
things to do with the kids?
Visit Tettenhall Station,
Smestow Valley LNR,
for an Autumn Scavenger
Hunt. Children of all
ages welcome.
Northycote Farm • £5
Drop in session.
Fungi Foray
Smestow Valley • Free
Latern Making
Sun 19 Oct • 11am
Fungi Foray
Bonfire Events
Fungi - friend or foe? Take a
visit to Northycote Farm and
discover more about this
interesting organism.
Fri 31 Oct
Northycote Farm • Free
Gates open 6pm
Children’s display 7pm
Bonfire lighting 7.30pm
Main display 8.30pm
Gates open 6pm
Children’s display 7pm
Bonfire lighting 7.30pm
Main display 8.30pm
Adult £4.50
Children £3
Under 2s free
Adult £4.50
Children £3
Under 2s free
Sun 26 Oct • 2 - 5.30pm
Halloween
Fun Day
Fun for Kids - Come along to
the farm for storytelling,
music, fancy dress and best
dressed pumpkin
competitions, with a lantern
walk to finish the fun.
Sat 1 Nov
Bonfire & Fireworks - Bonfire & Fireworks Hickman Park
West Park
Wolverhampton Parks
Firework Events
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Sat 29 (E*)
Sat 27
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Fri 31
(LA)
Playing (H)
OCTOBER
Wigan
Middlesbrough
Date
Kick Off
Sat 4
Tue 18
3pm
7.45pm
NOVEMBER
Birmingham
Nottingham Forest
Sat 1
Sat 22
12.15pm
3pm
DECEMBER
AFC Bournemouth
Brighton
Brentford
Sat 6
Sat 20
Sun 28
3pm
3pm
3pm
Wolverhampton
Speedway
THE BANKS'S OLYMPIQUE
Individual Event - 16 Riders 20 Races - Firework Display
(A) Afternoon Racing (E) Evening Racing (LA) Late Afternoon Racing
Times of First Race vary – please see website for details.
* Special Event Nights
Molineux
Stadium Parks
Ticket Line
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Wolverhampton Race Course
Wolverhampton Speedway
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sports
Sat 18 Oct • 7.45pm
Showfighter
White Collar Boxing
Wed 8 - 16 Nov • Door times vary
2014 Grand Slam Of Darts
The 32-player tournament
featuring major finalists from
both the PDC and
BDO/WDF systems
competing across nine days.
Civic Hall
An unmissable charity event, with all
proceeds going to Cauldwell
Children. Former kings of the ring
face off against members of our
emergency services in an evening of
luxurious white collar boxing.
These ‘knights’ serve our
community on a daily basis and
compete against our highly
respected former ‘kings’ to raise
money for this worthy charity.
With fine food and great
entertainment, it promises to be an
event with glitz, glamour, grit and a
generous dose of giving.
All proceeds will go to Cauldwell
Children, who provide support to
disabled children and their families
across the UK.
Group Stage Games
Sat 8 Nov - Tue 11 Nov
1 - 5pm (Sat only), 1.30 - 5.30pm (Sun only) &
7 - 11pm • £20 - £25
Second Round Games
Wed 12 Nov & Thu 13 Nov
7 - 11pm • £25 - £35
Quarter-Finals
Fri 14 Nov 14 - Sat 15 Nov
7 - 11pm • £25 - £35
Semi-Finals
Sun 16 Nov
1 - 5pm • £25 - £35
Grand Final
Sun 16 Nov
7 - 9pm • £25 - £35
This event is strictly black tie and the
venue reserves the right to deny
entry if not appropriately dressed.
For tickets please email:
tickets@showfighter.co.uk
Grand Slam of Darts
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Fri 3 & Sat 4 Oct • 7.30pm
The Hallowed Turf
A young man’s dream of
becoming a footballer is
brought to the fore when he
meets his hero on a very
different front line. This
powerful and heart-breaking
play shares the true story of
footballing star Walter Tull, the
first black combat officer to
serve in the British army in the
First World War.
At 6.30pm before Friday’s
show, come along to the
launch of Wolverhampton
Black History Month 2014.
Dirty Dancing
Tue 23 Sep - Sat 11 Oct
Mon - Sat • 7.30pm
Wed & Sat matinee • 2.30pm
Thu 9 Oct matinee • 2.30pm
Dirty Dancing
Dirty Dancing - the classic
story on stage is an
unprecedented live
experience, exploding with
heart-pounding music,
passionate romance and
sensationally sexy dancing.
Thu 2 Oct
7.30pm
My Big Fat
Cow Pat Wedding
Kali Theatre and Black
Country Touring present a
fast moving new comedy.
Join the wedding reception of
an interracial marriage
between a country girl and an
Indian lad from the city.
Arena Theatre
The Human Rocket &
The Fight Game
Two one-act plays:
The Human Rocket
a thief, a jilted lover, a single
mother, a failing actor and a
lonely old man share their foibles
in this touching performance.
The Fight Game
Don't miss your chance to
see this truly spectacular
musical theatre event - you'll
have the time of your life.
With friends and family in
attendance, and the audience
as the guests, what could
possibly go wrong?
a well-regarded boxer at the top
of his game loses a fight. How
does he claw his way back from
defeat, and what impact will this
have?
Grand Theatre*
£33.50 - £48.50
£6.50 / £4
Arena Theatre
Arena Theatre
Grand Theatre
t: 01902 321321
w: www.arena.wlv.ac.uk
t: 01902 429212
t: 01902 572090
theatre
The Trials of
Oscar Wilde
14 February 1895 - the
triumphant opening night of
‘The Importance of Being
Earnest’ and the zenith of
Wilde's career.
Less than 100 days later, he’s
a common prisoner
sentenced to two years hard
labour. What happened
during the trials? Based on
the original words spoken in
court.
Arena Theatre
Fri 17 Oct • 1.30pm
War Correspondents
Whilst reporting the outbreak
of war, a journalist is held at
gunpoint, caught in the
no-man's land between
two nations. Testimonies,
music and physicality fuse into
a powerful, multi-disciplined
song cycle performance which
depicts the extraordinary
stories and life changing
experiences of war journalists.
Based on interviews with war
correspondents.
Arena Theatre
Matinees £5
Tue 14 - Sat 18 Oct • 7.30pm
Wed & Sat matinees
2.30pm
Holy & Horny
Sheila, the frustrated Christian
woman and her alter ego
Eve, the sexually uninhibited
poetess, are just two of the
20 characters played by one
person. Brilliantly directed,
follow Sheila’s amazing
journey as she embarks on a
set of disastrous dates which
lead to unexpected lifechanging consequences.
Suitable for age 15+. Contains strong
language and sexual content.
Reserve your place on Tonya’s free
‘The Power of Speaking the Truth’
workshop taking place between
11.30am - 2pm
Arena Theatre
Sat 18 Oct, Sat 1 Nov, Sat
29 Nov, Sat 20 Dec • 8pm
Oliver!
Based on the classic novel
by Charles Dickens, Oliver!
is one of the best loved
musicals in theatrical history.
Lionel Bart’s sensational
score includes timeless
songs, You’ve Got To Pick A
Pocket Or Two, Who Will
Buy?, As Long As He Needs
Me, I’d Do Anything and
many more for the family to
sing along to.
Sat 18 Oct • 7.30pm
Embraced Burlesque
War Correspondents
Sat 18 Oct - (Embraced Burlesque)
Oxjam Special
Sat 1 Nov - (Embraced Burlesque)
Halloween & 4th Birthday Special
Sat 29 Nov - (Embraced Burlesque)
Sat 20 Dec - (Embraced Burlesque)
Christmas Party
Enjoy a night of burlesque at
these popular events,
featuring dancers, comedy
and music.
Grand Theatre*
£9.50 - £19
£10 on the door
Arena Theatre
Grand Theatre
t: 01902 321321
t: 01902 429212
t: 01902 572090
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Tue 21 Oct - Sat 1 Nov
Mon - Sat • 7.30pm
Wed & Sat matinee
2.30pm
Top Hat
Winner of three Olivier awards
for Best New Musical, Best
Choreography, Best Costumes
and the Evening Standard
Award for Best Night Out, this
spectacular West End
production brings the glamour
of Hollywood’s golden age
and the glorious, tap-dancing
magic of Fred Astaire and
Ginger Rogers to the stage in
one of the greatest dance
musicals of all time.
Grand Theatre*
£34.50 - £45.50
Top Hat
Thu 23 - Sat 25 Oct
Thu - Sat • 10.30am
Fri • 4.30pm
In this innovative,
one-man, digital production,
Shakespeare’s ‘Macbeth’ is
re-invented for schools and
young audiences.
Dinosaur Zoo
Direct from the West End,
Dinosaur Zoo invites
audiences to get up close
and personal with awesome
prehistoric creatures brought
to the stage as you've
never seen them before.
But watch out - not all of the
ravenous reptiles are as tame
as they seem!
Grand Theatre* • £12.50
Thu 23 & Fri 24 Oct
10am & 1.30pm
(includes 30 minute workshop)
Macbeth - Blood Will
Have Blood
Supported by Arena Theatre, City of
Stoke-on-Trent and funded by Arts
Council England.
Trapped inside a twodimensional portal, a
macabre porter is
summoned by the audience’s
arrival and leads them into
the dark heart of
Shakespeare's play.
Suitable for ages 9 - 13
years old.
Arena Theatre • £5
Arena Theatre
Grand Theatre
t: 01902 321321
t: 01902 429212
t: 01902 572090
One of Us Will Die
Gareth Berliner is a stand-up
comedian, performing
internationally. Kiruna
Stammell is an actress with
dwarfism starring in TV
and film.
Combining their skills and
sharp wit, this edgy, funny
and bold stand-up show
smashes conventions in
every way.
In association with Disability Arts
Touring Network and DaDa Fest
Arena Theatre
Sun 26 Oct • 7.30pm
Wed 29 Oct • 1pm
Joan Armatrading
Pirate & Parrot
After 42 years of touring,
join Joan Armatrading for her
last major tour, but first ever
full length solo concert.
The performance will
include songs that span her
entire career.
Set on the pirating high seas,
follow the world’s smallest
Pirate and largest Parrot as
they discover hidden
treasures, sail on rough seas
and fight untold scary-things
on a journey of discovery and
friendship: finding somewhere
safe to call home. A funny and
entertaining show for the
whole family. Suitable for
ages 3+.
Grand Theatre*
£27.50 - £29.50
Café Infusion
Bellydance Show
A bellydance show, but not as
you know it. Performers from
Italy, UK, Portugal, Germany
and more, present a modern
interpretation of this ancient
dance. Expect fusions of hip
hop, flamenco, classical
Indian and other styles with a
basis in classical Egyptian and
American Tribal styles of
bellydance. Tantalising and
awe-inspiring, familiar yet
different all at once.
SOLD OUT
£10 • Newhampton Arts Centre
Arena Theatre
Grand Theatre
t: 01902 321321
t: 01902 429212
t: 01902 572090
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Festival of Light
Collector of Tears
Come and join this evening
of joyful South Asian dance
to celebrate the magical
festival of lights, Diwali.
Unable to age until she has
cried, Tanya Sealt collects tears
from across 400 years of
radical English history.
She finally understands her
bisexuality, and learns to fight
the oppressors following her
through time. On the day of
Margaret Thatcher’s
resignation, Tanya stands her
ground and fights those who
have hunted her; finally
learning how to cry.
The family-friendly event
captures the spirit of the
occasion with an array of
colourful and uplifting
Bollywood dance by
performers of all ages.
Tweet Tweet by
Charlene James
“No one knows why that fat
bird in year 8 killed herself,
but she got everyone a day
off school! So they're having
a party for her? - it's gonna be
epic!”
For best friends Jade and
Paris, the lead up to the big
night where everyone is
logging in, updating and
messaging, brings discoveries
that casual viral actions have
serious real-life consequences.
Suitable for ages 14+.
Arena Theatre
Mon 10 & Tue 11 Nov
7.30pm
Tue matinee • 1.30pm
Not About Heroes
Not About Heroes is the
unforgettable story about two
of the finest Great War poets,
Wilfred Owen and Siegfried
Sassoon. Through their letters
and poems, Stephen
MacDonald’s acclaimed play
paints a vivid and moving
picture of their friendship
and the conflict that brought
them together.
Arena Theatre
Matinees £5
Tue 11 - Sat 15 Nov
Regeneration
Tue 4 - Sat 8 Nov • 7.30pm
Wed & Sat matinee • 2.30pm
Regeneration
Tue - Thu • 7.30pm
Fri • 5.30pm & 8.30pm
Sat • 2.30pm & 7.30pm
Thriller Live
Reminding people that some
of the most touching
friendships are born from the
most brutal conflicts,
Regeneration is a
compassionate look at war and
its devastating effects: a
powerful anthem for the youth
of WW1.
Experience over two hours
of non-stop hits; from pop
to rock and soul to disco
this show pays homage to
Michael Jackson’s legendary
performances and innovative
dance moves executed with
flair, precision and passion.
A show that you will
never forget.
Grand Theatre*
£11.50 - £24.50
Grand Theatre*
£17.50 - £32.50
Arena Theatre
Grand Theatre
t: 01902 321321
t: 01902 429212
t: 01902 572090
Produced as part of a Young Theatre
Makers partnership between The REP,
The New Wolsey Theatre and Liverpool
Everyman and Playhouse.
Thriller Live
Wed 12 Nov
Fri 14 Nov • 8pm
1.30pm & 7.30pm
An Evening with
Michael Mansfield, QC
Anthem for
Doomed Youth
A self-described ‘radical
lawyer’, Michael Mansfield QC
has been involved in some of
the most significant cases in
British law. He helped
overturn the wrongful
convictions of the Birmingham
Six and the Bridgewater Four,
and handled the inquests of
Princess Diana and Jean
Charles de Menezes.
This year, he has
represented families at the
Hillsborough inquest.
In commemoration of the
Great War, Guy Masterson
compiles 60 minutes of the
finest WW1 poetry and
stories from both sides of
No-Man’s Land. Through
works from Wilfred Owen,
Siegfried Sassoon, Erich Maria
Remarque’s All Quiet On
The Western Front and the
legendary Christmas Truce,
life in the trenches is
vividly created.
The Falcon’s Malteser
Follow hopelessly inept
private detective Tim
Diamond and his sharpwitted brother Nick as the
Diamond Brothers Detective
Agency take on the thrilling
case to discover just what is
so important about the box of
Maltesers. A great show for all
the family; funny, exciting and
full of energy. Suitable for
ages 8+.
Arena Theatre
Matinees £5
Arena Theatre
Arena Theatre
Grand Theatre
t: 01902 321321
t: 01902 429212
t: 01902 572090
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Thu 20 & Fri 21 Nov • 7.30pm
Bouncers
Judd, Ralph, Les and Lucky
Eric invite you for a night on
the town in this hilarious and
outrageous look back at the
80s nightclub scene under
the ever watchful eyes of the
ever ready, ever observant…
‘Bouncers’.
The Full
Monty
Peter Pan
Hansel and Gretel
Arena Theatre
The Ugly Girl
Tue 18 - Sat 22 Nov
7.30pm
Wed 19 Nov
11am & 1.30pm
Sat 22 Nov
7.30pm
Wed & Sat matinees
2.30pm
Hansel and Gretel
The Ugly Girl
The deliciously scary story of
a tango-dancing witch and
her irresistible recipe for an
edible house.
Follow two brave and
resourceful children as
they take the path deep into
the woods.
Red Earth’s retelling of this
popular and powerful fairy
tale is atmospheric, funny
and free-spirited. Suitable for
ages 3+
A wildly comic twist on a
queer, disabled, intellectual
trouble-maker, full of slapstick,
music and dark humour.
Arena Theatre
Grand Theatre
t: 01902 321321
t: 01902 429212
t: 01902 572090
Peter Pan
When did you last fly to
Neverland? Be whisked away
to the place where dreams
come true and time
stands still.
Bilston Operatic Company is
thrilled to present this
exhilarating musical
adaptation of J.M. Barrie’s
classic tale.
Grand Theatre* • £8.50 - £19
The Ugly Girl was written by
Terry Galloway, deaf since
age nine, who after recently
receiving a cochlear implant,
was determined to write a
musical - and so she has.
Arena Theatre
theatre
Mon 24 - Sat 29 Nov
7.30pm
Wed, Thu & Sat matinees
2.30pm
The Full Monty
In 1997, a British film about
six out of work Sheffield
steelworkers, took the world
by storm. Now, they’re back
and this time they really have
to go ‘The Full Monty’…live
on stage. Simon Beaufoy,
Oscar-winning writer of the
film, has gone all the way
with this hilarious and
heartfelt adaptation.
Wed 3 Dec • 7.30pm
Tat Man Tales
Look Good:
Feel Better
You’ve all seen him. The Tat
Man. Driving his horse and
cart nice and slow. Wouldn’t
you like to be able to reach
into that world and hear what
it has to say? Set after the
First World War, this intense,
emotional, one-man show
will have stories staying with
you long after the show.
Arena Theatre
Grand Theatre*
£14.50 - £29.50
Celebrating the Black Country
Echoes Festival this evening
of work comes from some of
the Black Country’s most
popular poets. See Black
Country Echoes section for
more details.
Arena Theatre
Arena Theatre
Sun 14 Dec
11am & 2pm
Wed 26 Nov • 7.30pm
Black Country
Poetry Night
Inspired by the real-life
experiences of a breast
cancer sufferer, ‘Look Good:
Feel Better’ is a passionate
story of the social and
personal traumas of the
condition and the overt
sexualisation of the body in
campaigns used by
fundraising organisations.
All Turn
All Turn
This solo show captures the
essence of working-class
man, Albert North, and deals
with that period of recent
history which isn’t history at
all but rather the edges of
living memory.
Based on true accounts,
All Turn depicts a life lived in
inter-war poverty; hard but
also uplifting and funny.
Once in a
Blue Moon
It’s the moon’s birthday
and he is having a party,
but how do we get there?
Join the amazing journey
through strange lands and
meet curious characters.
Incorporating dance,
live music and audience
participation, 3 - 6 year olds
and their grown-ups can
have a magical experience.
Preceded by a 45 minute craft
session in the Tilstone Studio open to all ticket holders.
Black Country Poetry Night
Arena Theatre
Arena Theatre
Grand Theatre
t: 01902 321321
t: 01902 429212
t: 01902 572090
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Event starts: 5pm
Switch On and
Fireworks: 6.30pm
Fri 28 Nov
Event starts: 4pm
Switch On: 5pm
Wolverhampton Bilston
Lights
Lights
Switch On
Switch On
Market Square
Church Street
Thu 27 Nov
Event starts: 4pm
Switch On: 5pm
Sat 29 Nov
Event starts: 5pm
Switch On: 7pm
Wednesfield
Lights
Switch On
Tettenhall
Lights
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High Street
Upper Green
For further information please see www.wolvescivic.co.uk or contact events@wolvescivic.co.uk /
01902 552099
christmas
Sat 15 Nov
11am - 12.30pm &
1.30 - 3pm
Craftplay Glitterfest
Explore all that glitters this
Christmas in Craftplay’s
seasonal sensory and creative
session. Suitable for 0-7 years
£2 per child, booking required
Christmas Craft Fair
Come along to the Art
Gallery’s sparkling Christmas
Craft Fair and pick up
handmade gifts from local
makers, with festive themed
activities for all the family and
maybe even a visit from
Father Christmas!
Free, drop in
Thu 4 Dec • 7pm
Civic Carol Service
Victorian Christmas
A traditional carol service led
by Reverend David Lavender.
An evening of festive
entertainment in the delightful
surroundings of the house
and courtyard. With period
games, Christmas carols, a
tombola, Victorian-style craft
stalls and demonstrations,
punch and mince pies.
Darlington St Methodist
Church • Free
Sat 6 Dec - Sun 18 Jan
Tue - Sat • 2.30pm & 7.30pm
Sun • 2pm & 6pm
Cinderella
Come and have a ball at
this year’s pantomime
‘Cinderella’, starring Julian
Clary, Hollyoaks star
Joe Tracini and Niki Evans.
Grand Theatre*
£20.50 - £27.50
Civic Carol Service
Free, drop in
Grand Theatre
t: 01902 552507
bilston
t: 01902 429212
t: 01902 552195
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Sat 6 Dec • 11am - 12.30pm
& 1.30 - 3pm
Craftplay Christmas
Extravaganza
Make, play and discover in
our festive session inspired
by Christmas decorations.
Explore sensory materials,
make things for your tree and
use our amazing Bauble-Bot.
Suitable for 0-7 years
£4 per child, siblings under
3 months free, booking
required
Star Dedication
Sat 6 Dec • 12noon
Star Dedication
Remember a loved one at
Christmas and dedicate a star
to them for the Northycote
Farm Christmas Tree.
Saturday will be the hanging
of the stars with a short
service. Stars will be available
in the tearoom throughout
December.
Christmas Fayre
Come to Northycote Farm to
see Santa in his grotto,
including children’s
entertainment, stalls and fair
organ music.
Wed 10 Dec
10.30am - 12noon
Christmas Coffee
Morning
Take a break from the
Christmas shopping and join
the Mayor for a glass of
mulled wine, tea or coffee
(plus a free top-up) and a
mince pie. There is also a
chance to enter the Tombola
with some fantastic prizes to
be won.
Mayoral Suite, Civic Centre
£1.50 to be paid on the door
Christmas Fayre
Sat 13 Dec • 2 - 4pm
Glam Xmas Party
To coincide with ‘When Santa
Came to the Factory’, we are
reconstructing a 1970s
factory Christmas party!
Grab your platforms and
corduroy flares for this oneoff disco featuring Christmas
hits from the era and classic
70s tracks. On entry you will
be given a voucher to get
your very own gift from
Santa! Suitable for all ages,
children under 8 must be
accompanied.
Bantock House Museum • £3
Sat 13 & Sun 14 Dec
1pm
Christmas Wreath
Making
Create a Christmas Wreath
at this popular workshop
at Northycote Farm.
Booking essential.
Northycote Farm
Small charge applicable
Libraries
t: 01902 552195
bantock
t: 01902 552507
bilston
For individual library contact details,
please see page 30.
christmas
Sun 14 Dec • 6pm
Fri 19 Dec • 10am - 12.30pm
Mon 22 Dec • 2 - 3.30pm
Ken Dodd’s Merry
Christmas Laughter
Show
Natural Crafts Wreath Making
Christmas Crackers
Your festive celebrations just
aren't complete without a
marathon of jokes, fun, songs
and happiness courtesy of
Knotty Ash's finest.
Civic Hall
£23.10 / £19.80 / £16.50**
Come to Smestow Valley for
a demonstration and
workshop of traditional
wreath making using natural
sustainable materials.
Please book early to avoid
disappointment.
Central Children’s Library
Free - Tickets are available
from the Children’s Library
Fri 19 Dec • 1.30 - 3.30pm
Christmas With
The Rat Pack
Winter Solstice Walk
Come and join the Rangers
on the shortest day of the
year for a walk around
Smestow Valley. Please book
early to avoid disappointment.
Ken Dodd
Story and craft session for
children aged 5 years
upwards.
The Rat Pack bring Christmas
festive fun all the way with
the "Purveyors Of Cool" as
they swing in to Christmas
with a sensational show.
Wulfrun Hall
£18.70 - £25.30**
Christmas with the Rat Pack
Fri 26 Dec • 11am
Boxing Day Walk
Take in the winter air and
relax as you walk off the
festivities.
Winter Solstice Walk
Mayoral Events
Wolverhampton Parks
Wulfrun Hall
t: 01902 554090/1
w: www.wolverhampton.gov.uk/
mayoral
t: 01902 551145
E: enquiries.parks@
wolverhampton.gov.uk
t: 01902 320 7000
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Dirty Dancing . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .48
Stephen Fry: More Fool Me . . . . . . . . . . . . .7
Tommy Tiernan . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .22
My Big Fat Cow Pat Wedding . . . . . . . . . . .48
The Hallowed Turf . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .48
Andy Zaltzman . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .22
Davelee Antique & Collector's Fair . . . . . . .27
Lunchtime Talk - 1914 and All That . . . . . .17
Jake Bugg . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .31
Escape The Fate . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .34
Local History Talk - The Music Man . . . . . .17
The Treatment . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .31
The Human Rocket & The Fight Game . . . .48
Pete Johansson: Several Jokes . . . . . . . . . .22
The Trials of Oscar Wilde . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .49
Al Murray the Pub Landlord . . . . . . . . . . . .23
Tony Law: Enter The Tonezone . . . . . . . . . .23
Alive & Kicking - Simple Minds Tribute . . . .31
All Hands on Decks Vinyl Night . . . . . . . . . .9
Fimo Jewellery . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .20
Robbie Williams & Olly Murs Tribute Show 31
Jettblack . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .32
Quercus . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .32
Newhampton Soul Club . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .31
One Direction: Where We Are . . . . . . . . . .7
Flute Cocktail . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .20
The Monobloggers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .32
Skillet . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .32
Film and TV Quiz . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .8
Climates plus Acres . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .32
Wool-verhampton Knit Night . . . . . . . . . . . .8
Oliver! . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .49
Black Country Echoes: In Pictures . . . . . . . .4
All Hands on Decks World Service . . . . . . .9
Simon Evans: Leashed . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .23
War Correspondents . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .49
Local History Talks - The Road to Mordor . .4
Arena Theatre
Bantock House Museum & Park
Civic Centre
Central Library
Civic & Wulfrun Halls
Darlington St Methodist Church
GT
LH
MS
MOH
NAC
NF
OS
Date
17/10
WAG
17/10
CWH
17/10
CWH
17/10
NAC
18/10
LH
18/10
WAG
18/10
ZCT
18/10
CWH
18/10
AT
18/10
NAC
19/10
BH
19/10
SR
20/10
SR
21/10-1/11GT
21/10
SR
21/10
LH
22/10
OS
22/10
SR
23/10
BH
23/10
CWH
23/10
SR
23 - 25/10 GT
23 & 24/10 AT
24/10
CWH
24/10
NAC
25/10
LH
25/10
LH
25/10
BH
25/10
SR
26/10
SR
26/10
GT
27/10
WAG
28 - 30/10 NAC
28/10
WAG
28/10
BH
29/10
WAG
29/10
BH
29/10
BCG
Grand Theatre
Light House Media Centre
Molineux Stadium
Moseley Old Hall
Northycote Farm
The Old School, Dudley Road
Event
Page
AD Tour - The Making of Mordor . . . . . . . .18
Paul Chowdhry – PC’s World . . . . . . . . . . .23
Johnny Marr . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .32
Baddies Boogie Acoustic Night . . . . . . . . . .33
The Lord of the Rings - The Two Towers . .3
Wolverhampton Young Writers’ Group . . . .15
WW1 to Now: A Mighty Long Way . . . . . . .27
The Boomtown Rats - RATLIFE UK TOUR .33
Holy & Horny . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .49
Embraced Burlesque Oxjam Special . . . . .49
Dolls House Fair . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .20
Robert Newman . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .24
Vallenfyre . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .33
Top Hat . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .50
Little Comets . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .33
Wool-verhampton Knit Day . . . . . . . . . . . . .8
Black Wulfrunians Speaker: David Bennett 4
Dying Fetus . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .39
Valuation Days: Fine Art and Antiques . . . .20
Mark Steel’s Back in Town . . . . . . . . . . . . . .24
Chimaira plus Guests . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .33
Dinosaur Zoo . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .50
Macbeth - Blood Will Have Blood . . . . . . . .50
Detonation Halloteen . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .34
Live n Picking . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .34
Saturday in the City . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .9
Under 18s Open Mic . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .9
Craft Fair . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .20
Bobby’s Nite of Burlesque and Swing . . . .34
Leo & Anto . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .34
Joan Armatrading . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .51
The Amazing Pumpkin Carving Class . . . . .15
Draw Your Own Lunch . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .27
Fiery Landscape Painting . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .15
Once Upon a Time… . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .16
Mordor Monster Masks . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .16
The Wheelie Big Draw . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .16
Halloween Fun Day . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .16
RAF
SR
SV
WAG
WCA
WMG
ZCT
Royal Air Force Museum Cosford
The Slade Rooms
Smestow Valley
Wightwick Manor and Gardens
Zion City Tabernacle
Oct/Nov/Dec 2014
Date
29/10
29/10
29/10
29/10
29/10
30/10
30/10
30/10
30/10
30/10
30/10
30/10
31/10
31/10
31/10
31/10
NAC
CWH
SR
AT
AT
LH
BH
WAG
CL
CWH
CWH
SR
WAG
CWH
CWH
SR
Event
Page
Islands in the Sun . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .27
John Newman . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .34
Francis Dunnery . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .34
Pirate & Parrot . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .51
One of Us Will Die . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .51
National Theatre Live: Frankenstein . . . . . .7
Creative Crafts . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .16
Big Draw – Giant Projector Drawings . . . . .17
Halloween Havoc . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .30
Asia . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .35
Sweet Transvestite . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .35
SOiL/AMERICAN HEAD CHARGE/(HED)P.E .35
Halloween Monster Mordor Party . . . . . . .17
An Evening With Noel Fielding . . . . . . . . . .24
Roy Orbison & Friends . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .36
Ginger Wildheart Halloween Special . . . . .35
November
KEY TO VENUES
1/11
WAG
01/11
BCG
01/11
BH
01/11
CWH
01/11
NAC
01/11
NAC
01/11
AT
02/11
NAC
02/11
CWH
04 - 08/11 GT
04/11
BH
04/11
SR
04/11
AT
05/11
SR
06/11 WAG/AT
06/11
SR
07/11
NAC
07/11
AT
08/11
WCA
08/11
BCG
08/11
BCG
08/11
SR
09/11
RAF
09/11
CC
9 - 15/11 RAF
10/11
AT
10/11
LH
11 - 15/11 GT
12/11
WCA
AT
BCG
BH
CC
CL
CWH
DMC
Black Country Family Arts Festival . . . . . . . .18
Craftplay Halloween Goop & Gunks . . . . .14
The Trench Raiders . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .20
Impericon Never Say Die! Tour . . . . . . . . .36
Embraced Burlesque . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .49
Café Infusion Bellydance Show . . . . . . . . .51
Festival of Light . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .52
Davelee Antique & Collector's Fair . . . . . . .27
Festival of Remembrance . . . . . . . . . . . . . .28
Regeneration . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .52
Lunchtime Talk - Top of the Victorian Pops 17
Hawklords . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .36
Tweet Tweet by Charlene James . . . . . . . .52
Jason Cook - Broken . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .25
Black Country Landscape in Literature . . . .4
Deathstars . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .36
Baddies Boogie Acoustic Night . . . . . . . . . .33
Collector of Tears . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .52
Local History Fair . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .5
Memory Book Workshop . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .21
Poetry Workshop . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .21
The Blackout plus Chiodos . . . . . . . . . . . . .36
Remembrance Service . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .28
Remembrance Sunday . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .28
Conservation Centre Open Week . . . . . . .29
Not About Heroes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .52
Film and TV Quiz . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .8
Thriller Live . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .52
Local History Talks - The Road to Mordor . .4
Arena Theatre
Civic Centre
Central Library
GT
LH
MS
MOH
NAC
NF
OS
Date
12/11
14/11
AT
SR
14/11
NAC
14/11
AT
14/11
LH
15/11
BCG
15/11
NAC
15/11
AT
15/11
SR
16/11
SR
18/11
LH
18/11
SR
18/11
AT
18/11
LH
18 - 22/11 GT
19/11
CWH
19/11
SR
19/11
AT
20/11
LH
20/11
BH
20/11
CWH
20 & 21/11 AT
21/11
WAG
21/11
WAG
21/11
SR
21/11
CWH
22/11
LH
22/11
WAG
22/11
CWH
22/11
CWH
22/11
AT
22/11
WAG
24 - 29/11 GT
25/11
CWH
26/11
AT
26/11
27/11
CC
27/11
28/11
LH
28/11
CWH
28/11
CWH
28/11
29/11
LH
29/11
LH
29/11
BCG
29/11
CWH
29/11
NAC
29/11
30/11
CWH
Grand Theatre
Molineux Stadium
Moseley Old Hall
Northycote Farm
Event
Page
The Falcon’s Malteser . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .53
Tiff Stevenson . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .25
Filmonics . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .36
An Evening with Michael Mansfield, QC . . .53
Craftplay Glitterfest . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .57
Phronesis . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .36
The Noise Next Door . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .37
Man Overboard . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .37
Spirit of ’45 Film by Ken Loach . . . . . . . . . .5
Bigelf . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .37
Anthem for Doomed Youth . . . . . . . . . . . . .53
Peter Pan . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .54
Darius Rucker . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .37
Lit - A place in the Sun . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .37
Hansel and Gretel . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .54
All Hands on Decks World Service . . . . . . .9
Valuation Days: Fine Art and Antiques . . . .20
The Specials . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .37
Bouncers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .54
Great War Recruit Training on Cannock Chase 18
Audio Described Tour - Art of the Troubles 18
Mark Watson: Flaws . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .25
Robert Plant . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .38
The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King 3
Paloma Faith . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .38
Daz Russell's 30th Anniversary Day . . . . . .38
The Ugly Girl . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .54
Christmas Craft Fair . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .57
The Full Monty . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .55
Psychic Sally: Sally On The Road . . . . . . . .29
Black Country Poetry Night . . . . . . . . . . . . .5
Wolverhampton Lights Switch On . . . . . . . .56
Charity Quiz Night . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .29
Wednesfield Lights Switch On . . . . . . . . . .56
Live Lounge Open Mic . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .9
Dave Spikey . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .25
Paul Heaton & Jacqui Abbott . . . . . . . . . . .39
Bilston Lights Switch On . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .56
Saturday in the City . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .9
Under 18s Open Mic . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .9
Enamel Taster Session Workshops . . . . . . .21
Erasure . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .39
Embraced Burlesque . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .49
Tettenhall Lights Switch On . . . . . . . . . . . . .56
Protest The Hero Plus The Faceless . . . . . .39
RAF
SR
SV
WAG
WCA
WMG
ZCT
The Slade Rooms
Smestow Valley
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at a glance
December
KEY TO VENUES
Date
Event
Page
1/12
NAC Victorian Christmas Fair . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .60
1 - 31/12 VARIOUS Many Faces . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .5
02/12
BH
The Factory Christmas Party . . . . . . . . . . . .17
02/12 WAG & AT POP EUROPE? Symposium . . . . . . . . . . . .21
02/12
SR
The Defiled plus special guests Avatar . . . .40
03/12
AT
Tat Man Tales . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .55
04/12
AT
Arun Ghosh Sextet . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .40
04/12
DMC Civic Carol Service . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .57
05/12
NAC Baddies Boogie Acoustic Night . . . . . . . . . .33
05/12
CWH The Human League – The A.U Tour . . . . . .40
05/12
CWH Augustines . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .40
05/12
AT
All Turn . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .55
05/12
BH
Victorian Christmas . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .57
6/12-18/1 GT
Cinderella . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .57
06/12
BCG Craftplay Christmas Extravaganza . . . . . . . .58
06/12
NAC Martin Carthy . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .40
06/12
SR
The English Beat ft Dave Wakeling . . . . . . .40
06/12
NF
Star Dedication . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .58
07/12
NAC Davelee Antique & Collector's Fair . . . . . . .27
07/12
SR
Reckless Love . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .40
07/12
NF
Christmas Fayre . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .58
08/12
LH
Film and TV Quiz . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .8
09/12
LH
National Theatre Live: John . . . . . . . . . . . . .7
09/12
CWH Rival Sons . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .41
09/12
SR
Sabaton plus Korpiklaani & Tyr . . . . . . . . . .41
09/12
AT
Look Good: Feel Better . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .55
09/12
LH
Wool-verhampton Knit Night . . . . . . . . . . . .8
AT
BCG
BH
CC
CL
CWH
DMC
Arena Theatre
Civic Centre
Central Library
GT
LH
MS
MOH
NAC
NF
OS
Date
10/12
WCA
10/12
CC
11/12
CWH
11/12
CWH
12/12
CWH
12/12
SR
12/12
LH
13/12
BH
13/12
WAG
13/12
CWH
13/12
CWH
13 & 14/12 NF
14/12
AT
14/12
CWH
16/12
LH
16 & 17/12 CWH
18/12
CWH
18/12
NAC
19/12
WAG
19/12
WAG
19/12
CWH
19/12
NAC
19/12
SV
19/12
SV
20/12
NAC
22/12
CL
23/12
CWH
26/12
NF
Grand Theatre
Molineux Stadium
Moseley Old Hall
Northycote Farm
Event
Page
Great War Recruit Training on Cannock Chase 18
Christmas Coffee Morning . . . . . . . . . . . . .58
Omid Djalili – Iranalamadingdong . . . . . . .25
Saxon – Warriors of the Road World Tour .41
Bootleg Beatles . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .41
Joe Elliot s Down N Outz . . . . . . . . . . . . . .41
Glam Xmas Party . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .58
Jimmy Carr: Funny Business . . . . . . . . . . .25
The Crockers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .41
Christmas Wreath Making . . . . . . . . . . . . . .58
Once in a Blue Moon . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .55
Ken Dodd s Merry Christmas . . . . . . . . . . .59
Lee Mack . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .26
Seann Walsh . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .26
Live n Picking . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .34
Local History Talk- Black Country Echoes . .5
Audio Described Tour - POP EUROPE! . . . .18
Roy Chubby Brown's Who Ate All The Pies? 26
Natural Crafts – Wreath Making . . . . . . . . .59
Winter Solstice Walk . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .59
Embraced Burlesque Christmas party . . . .49
Christmas Crackers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .59
Christmas With The Rat Pack . . . . . . . . . . .59
Boxing Day Walk . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .59
RAF
SR
SV
WAG
WCA
WMG
ZCT
The Slade Rooms
Smestow Valley
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Wulfruna Street, Wolverhampton WV1 1SE
t: 01902 321321
w: www.arenatheatre.info
BCG Bilston Craft Gallery
Mt Pleasant, Bilston WV14 7LU
t: 01902 552 507
w: www.wolverhamptonart.org.uk/bilston
BH
Finchfield Road, Wolverhampton WV3 9LQ
t: 01902 552195
w: www.wolverhamptonart.org.uk/bantock
CWH Civic & Wulfrun Halls
North St, Wolverhampton WV1 1RQ
t: 0870 320 7000
CL
Central Library
Snow Hill, Wolverhampton WV1 3AX
t: 01902 552025
w: www.wolverhampton.gov.uk/libraries
GT
Grand Theatre
Lichfield Street, Wolverhampton WV1 1DE
t: 01902 573 300
w: www.grandtheatre.info
LH
Fryer Street, Wolverhampton WV1 1HT
t: 01902 716 055
w: www.light-house.co.uk
MOH Moseley Old Hall
Fordhouses, Wolverhampton WV10 7HY
t: 01902 782808
w: www.nationaltrust.org.uk
NAC Newhampton Arts Centre
Newhampton Road East, WV1 4AD
t: 01902 572 090
R2
The Robin 2
Mount Pleasant, Bilston WV14 7LJ
t: 01902 401211
w: www.therobin.co.uk
SR
The Slade Rooms
Broad Street, Wolverhampton WV1 1HP
t: 01902 552122
WAG Wolverhampton Art Gallery
Lichfield Street, Wolverhampton WV1 1DU
t: 01902 552055
w: www.wolverhamptonart.org.uk/wolves
WR Wolverhampton Racecourse
Dunstall Park, Wolverhampton WV6 0PE
t: 01902 390000
w: www.wolverhampton-racecourse.co.uk
WM Wightwick Manor
Wightwick Bank, Wolverhampton WV6 8EE
t: 01902 761400
w: www.nationaltrust.org.uk
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