The Golden Dregs

Founded in Falmouth, Cornwall by songwriter and producer Benjamin Woods, The Golden Dregs released two albums in quick succession—Lafayette (2018) and Hope Is For The Hopeless (2019)—before signing to 4AD for 2023’s On Grace & Dignity.

With a love of storytelling delivered in a lulling baritone often compared to Leonard Cohen and Bill Callahan, Woods’ music blends sardonic wit with existential unease. As The Line of Best Fit put it, The Golden Dregs sound like “a soundtrack to happy hour in some smoke-ridden edge-of-town bar.”

Nurture Nature: An Afternoon of Short Films about the Environment

On Saturday 28 June from 1PM head to HEART to watch some short films all about nature and the environment! PAYF raffle too!

These are the shorts you will see on the afternoon in two sections. There will be a draw a long from Alicia Hayden who made THE LOST SONGSTRESS so we can all draw curlews

PRAISE SONG FOR AN ACORN - animation celebrating the acorn

THE MAN OF TREES - about the brilliant Daniel Balima who has polio but has planted more than a million trees

Miracle Cure: Poetry and Music from the North

A blend of original poetry and music performed by the poets and musicians who created it. With  a sprinkle of old favourites added.

By The Poets of Esnoid, & Read to Write Poetry Group.

Poets: Eleanor Cantor, Jacob Walker,

Jane Sharp, Liz McPherson,

Patrick Lodge, Paul Brookes,

Polly MacLean, Susan Darlington,

Debbie Lindley, David Hutchinson.

Musicians: Sister Chain & Brother John,

Polly MacLean.

Directed by Eleanor Cantor and David Hutchinson.

Family Flourish Day

Join Mafwa Theatre in the heart of Lincoln Green for Family Flourish Day, a  joyful summer celebration held in the Roxby Community Garden as part of Refugee Week 2025.  

Now a highlight of the local calendar, the event brings together neighbours, artists, performers and community groups to showcase the vibrant spirit of the area. Expect live music, creative workshops, delicious food, and family-friendly activities.

An American Tail

An animated feature following the adventures of a young Russian mouse separated from his family when they are immigrating to America in the late 19th century. He wanders the streets of New York making new friends – and dodging the hated cats.

Join us from 10.30am before our Saturday screening for a self-led, drop-in activity.

28 Weeks Later

The follow-up to the hugely successful 28 Days Later picks up six months after the rage virus has annihilated mainland Britain. Although it is declared safe to return, the virus comes back with even more deadly force than before.

Tickets for 28 Years Later are now on sale. Book your tickets here.

You can also take a bite of the original 2002 classic 28 Days Later, screening 7th & 11th June. Book your tickets here.

Khumba

A half-striped zebra that is rejected by his superstitious, all-striped herd goes on a daring quest in this bright and lively South African animated adventure comedy, which has an important message about learning to accept yourself. After the other zebras blame the strange-looking foal for the lack of rain and spreading drought, he ventures beyond his home, following a map to what may be a water source. Along the way he encounters a diverse range of animals, from a ferocious leopard to a free-spirited wildebeest and an insecure ostrich, learning that difference can be a strength.

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