Weds 19 July - Sun 13 Aug
A mobile exhibition celebrating the wealth of talented artists in the borough.
By W Somerset Maugham.
Written in 1932, For Services Rendered exposes the unspoken consequences of World War I on one ordinary English family.
Wednesday 19 to Saturday 22 July 2017 - 7.45pm
Sunday 23 July (BBQ and Soul Music)
A relaxed evening of acoustic music and home cooked food from the Barn Kitchen. Good for the soul!
(pre comedy)
With The double Edinburgh Comedy Award nominated Andrew Lawrence and Matt Richardson. Please Note: this is a change in line-up from previuosly advertised.
23 July 7.30pm
Let's Make a Show 2017 (ages 8-13)
Monday 24 – Friday 28 July 10am – 4pm + Friday show 6 – 9pm
The ever-popular Children’s Theatre Workshop is here again this Summer.
Thursday: 14, 18 Sep; 5, 26 Oct; 9, 28 Nov 7:45 - 9:15pm
£30 (per term of 6 sessions) or £6 per session
Facilitator: Val Woolford
Would you like to improve your power over words? Beginners welcome.
Sunday 30 July 7.30pm
With Simon Evans (Michael McIntyre's Comedy Roadshow, Live At The Apollo) & Suzi Ruffell (BBC3's Ed Fest Live, Comedy Central's The Comedy Store)
July 31 - August 2
3 day course covering script writing and development, filming and editing.
Eurovicious: Create a play in a Week (ages 11-16)
Monday 14 – Friday 18 August 10am – 4pm £170 for the week
Make new friends and have fun!
Dance Happy Summer Camp (ages 5-14)
Monday 21 – Friday 25 august 10am – 2pm £125 for the week
Summer Art Studio! A summer holiday art workshop with Corinne Manches. 22-25 August.
MyBand (ages 11-17)
Wednesday 30 august – Friday 1 September 10am – 4.30pm £120
Tutors: Marcel Pusey/Josh Breslaw. MyBand is a fantastic Song Writing, Playing, Performing, Recording holiday Course run over 3 days
Call Marcel 07881 584502. email marcel@bassistry.com
Wednesday 6 Sept, 4 Oct, 1 Nov, 6 Dec 1.30pm
Part of the R C sherriff Trust’s elder’s Project, this is a monthly film club for people aged 60 and over.
FREE Entry
20 July (7.30-9.30); 7 Sep; 19 Oct; 16 Nov; 14 Dec 7.15-9.15
£5 per session
Popular, light-hearted monthly poetry event, complementing Riverhouse's extensive literature programme. Hosted and led by international poet and writer, Agnes Meadows.
Thursday: 7 Sep; 5 Oct; 2 Nov; 7 Dec 7:45-9:15pm
£5 per session
Open to all! Join our friendly group, read our chosen book of the month and meet to discuss it over a glass of wine!
Tutors: Rosie Boden and Val Woolford
Tutor: Caroline Dooley
Tuesdays 8.30pm - 10pm
£10.50 per session paid termly
Learn acting and performance skills through drama games and exercises, without the pressure of being in a production
Thursday 14 September 7.30pm
Sir Gerald Acher recounts and illustrates his adventures on this rally covering 10,000 miles in six weeks in a little 1932 Aston Martin 1 1/2 litre sports car winning the ‘Spirit of the Rally’ award.
Friday 15 Sept, 5 Nov, 8 Dec 8pm
Walton's original comedy night is back this Autumn, book now
Co-ordinator: Bernard Carr
Join our friendly, informal group of woodcarvers
Saturday 16, 30 Sept; 14 Oct; 11, 25 Nov; 9 Dec; 10am - 12pm
£6 per session - all tools provided
Saturday: 16, 30 Sept; 14 Oct; 11, 25 Nov; 9 Dec; 1 - 2.30pm
£65 (6 weeks)
The six sessions will cover the basics of photography, such as rules of composition, shutter speed, aperture, depth of field and the characteristics of light, and of course the setup of your camera.
Saturday 16 Sept - 8pm
Funny Story Productions is excited to be bringing this fun singalong show to Riverhouse, following sell-out London dates and hot from a recent run at the Edinburgh Fringe.
Christine and the Stackyard Stompers
Playing an exciting repertoire of 1920s classic jazz, led by Christine on trombone and vocals, the Stompers pay tribute to the jazz greats; like King Oliver, Jelly Roll Morton and Clarence Williams. They enjoy bringing back ideas from the more obscure bands and tunes of the period. “Classic jazz needn’t be boring”.
Sunday 17 September, 12.15pm
Preschool children from 2 years 6 months
A first step towards parent-free, independent learning for pre-school children. These classes blend Drama, Dance and Singing to build confidence, improve social skills and encourage young imaginations to grow.
Monday 10-11am
£95 (10 weeks) A two-week trial is available for new students.
Tutor: Janina Dexter
4 - 7 year olds
Exploring musical theatre for the younger child. Sessions will include drama and singing.
Musical direction: Cassie Wadsworth. Parent ‘watching day’ at the end of each term.
Monday 4.00pm - 5.00pm
£170 (10 weeks) A two-week trial is available for new students.
Fun and inspriring art classes for children from 8 years old.
Monday 4.30pm - 6.00pm (8 - 11 years)
£80 (10 weeks)
Tutor: Jo Humphries
Monday 5.00pm - 6.00pm (7 - 9 years)
Monday 6.00pm - 7.15pm (10 - 12 years)
Monday 7.15pm - 8.30pm (12 - 15 years)
£100 (10 weeks)
Learn how to act on stage, invent a drama and perform! Come to a free trial session (pay if you stay).
For more information: www.monkeytheatre.co.uk or contact: johumphries@gmail.com.
Tutor: Merrian Holland
Monday 8-10pm, Tuesday 7:30-9:30pm
£50 (5 weeks), £90 (10 weeks) excluding materials.
Tuesday 4-5.30pm & 5.45-7.15pm (8-11 years)
£80 (10 weeks)
Fun and inspiring art classes for children from 8 years old.
Wednesday 4.00pm - 5:30pm (5-7 years)
£80 (10 weeks)
Fun and inspiring art classes where children from 5 years can experiment with various materials and techniques, resulting in great works of art!
Tutor: Tony Denton
Thursday 4.00pm - 5.00pm (beginners)
£70 (10 weeks)
Choreographer/tutor, Tony Denton, has worked with Ashley Banjo (Diversity) and ‘Chris and Wes’ (winners of Sky 1’s ‘Got to Dance’).
For boys and girls from age 8.
Tutor: Tony Denton
Thursday 5.00pm - 6.00pm (intermediate)
£70 (10 weeks)
Choreographer/tutor, Tony Denton, has worked with Ashley Banjo (Diversity) and ‘Chris and Wes’ (winners of Sky 1’s ‘Got to Dance’).
For boys and girls from age 8.
Jay Phelps Quartet
Jay Phelps (trumpet); Rick Simpson (piano) Mark Lewandowski (bass); Moses Boyd (drums) Led by co-founder of Empirical Jay Phelps, the quartet is a group of young musicians dedicated to contemporary jazz music.
Friday 22 September, 8pm
£15 / £6 students
Saturday: 23 Sep; 7, 21 Oct; 18 Nov; 2, 16 Dec
10.00am - 11.15am (5 - 7 years)
£7.50 (£40 termly)
The Saturday Art Club students produce work inspired by the changing exhibitions in the Robert Phillips Gallery.
Saturday: 23 Sept; 7, 21 Oct; 18 Nov; 2, 16 Dec
11.30am - 1.00pm (8 - 11 years)
£7.50 (£40 termly)
The Saturday Art Club students produce work inspired by the changing exhibitions in the Robert Phillips Gallery.
Saturday 23 September - 8pm
Join Lisa and her special guest musicians, poets and actors for a special night of Music and Fun, all raising money for Parkinsons UK
Ninebarrow are a multi-award-winning folk duo, who are impressing audiences across the country with their innovative and captivating take on the folk tradition. Described by Mike harding as sounding “damn fine”, by Seth Lakeman as “a fantastic duo”, and by Kate Rusby as “absolutely amazing”, Jon Whitley and Jay LaBouchardiere combine breath taking vocal harmonies and melodies, delivering songs that are inspired and rooted in the landscape and history of the British Isles.
Sunday 26 November Doors open at 12 noon, gig starts at 12.15pm
Tickets £12.50 / £10.50 / U16 free
3.30pm Sunday 24 September - A Squash and a Squeeze, 3.30pm Sunday 26 November - Mrs McTats and her Houseful of Cats
Friday 29 September, 4pm & 8pm
Touring Production by local lads Sleeping Trees
"Another physically elastic, impeccably scored and endlessly energetic trawl through genre's murky waters" **** Fest
“A company set to rocket to stardom” ***** Three Week
Follow CBeebies Patrick Lynch as he uses a pioneering mix of live cinema and theatre to take you on a thrilling ride across the magical world of ancient Greece.
Age 6+ Duration 1 hour
Saturday 30 September and Sunday 1 October 2.30pm
Friday 6 October - 8pm
An eclectic new project, this group combines the worlds of jazz, world music and classical.
"This is music for the ears, heart and feet" Royal Albert Hall
"An inspired string trio" Time Out
Saturday 7 Oct
10-11.15am (5-7 years)
11.30am - 1pm (8-12 years)
Incorporated with Riverhouse's Saturday Art Club
Saturday 7 October, 2pm
Learn the basics of African Drumming beats - drums provided or bring your own. Great fun for all ages.
Saturday 7 Oct, 3.15pm
Get moving with the Bantu Dancers – Adults and Children of all ages welcome.
Saturday 7 October 5.15pm
A high octane, super entertaining mix of African Dance and Music which will get you up and on your feet!
Sunday 8 October - 3pm
A rich and varied mix of chamber music by Beethoven
Wednesday 11 October 1pm (12 for lunch0
Homage to Andrés Segovia
Thursday 12 October 7.30pm
Just a few years ago, a series of remarkable encounters threw much new light on the life and legacy of Henry's VIII's forth queen.
Dr Jonathan Foyle, Chief Executive of World Monuments Fund Britain and former Curator at Hampton Court and is a familiar face on numerous television series.
Tickets £12 (£10)
Friday 13 October 8pm
The Boneshaker are a London based five piece band currently causing a stir on the ‘New Speakeasy’ scene. They conjure up a heady cocktail of music from the roaring 20s and beyond!
Saturday 14 October - 8pm
Join the HandleBards’ all-male troupe, the world's first cyclng theatre company, for ‘a Midsummer night’s Dream’ as you’ve never seen it before!
Frog Island Jazz Band now celebrating over 50 years, the band has appeared regularly at jazz clubs throughout the united Kingdom and Europe. They were given ‘honorary Citizenship’ of the city of new Orleans for services to the music of that city. always popular at Riverhouse.
Sunday 15 October, 12.15pm
£8.50
Sunday 15 October, Sunday 19 November & Sunday 10 December at 3.30pm
A retro disco party for children under 7 with their grown ups. Hosted by local award winning musician and DJ, Janek Schaefer.
Saturday 21 October - 8pm
Jermay's awe inspiring intuitive abilities have gained him high profile fans such as Derren Brown, Dynamo and Uri Geller who all agree Jermay is astonishing
Harp and a Monkey
Songs about cuckolded molecatchers, a lone English oak tree that grows at Gallipoli, care in the community and medieval pilgrims… we can only be talking about the folk experimentalists harp and a Monkey.
The harp ‘n’ banjo driven electro-folk-storytelling of trio harp and a Monkey is imbued with a deep Lancashire sensibility that shines through in their beautifully crafted and sometimes spooky vignettes of northern life, love and remembrance. Friends for decades, Martin Purdy, Simon Jones and andy Smith enjoy a fantastic rapport with their audiences and are proud to have never played anywhere and not been invited back.
Sunday 26 November Doors open at 12 noon, gig starts at 12.15pm
£12.50 / £10.50 / U16 free
Malija
Mark Lockheart (saxophones) Liam Noble (piano); Jasper Høiby (bass)
This sophisticated, genre-bending trio is driven by a commitment to in-the- moment improvisation and collective musical banter. The band’s idiomatic sweep through bluegrass, tango, abstract grooves and shimmering landscapes is delivered with flair and playful abandon.
Friday 27 October, 8pm
£15 / £6 students
Saturday 28 October, 7.30pm
Carole Boyd, (Lynda Snell, The Archers) and pianist Lynda Chang present a programme of words and music specially designed to complement Jacques’ famous speech from Shakespeare’s, “As You Like it” reflecting the seven phases of man's life, from birth to death. (Part of the Literary Festival Weekend)
Saturday 4 November - 8pm
Acclaimed violinist David Le Page will perform his own music composed in response to Klára Smith's artwork. The concert takes place in the Robert Phillips Gallery.
Friday 10 November 8pm
“Imagine a smaller version of the Jools Holland Orchestra without the annoying front man” Time Out
"Red Stripe's immediate rapport with the audience and quirky humour makes this show unmissable." Stephen Fry
The Hits of Whitney Houston featuring Janine Johnson
Riverhouse is proud to welcome back Janine Johnson for another magical evening. Janine has the voice, the soul and the power to take on the repertoire of one of the greatest soul singers of all time – no easy task! an evening of classic and timeless hits such as I Want To Dance With Somebody, Saving all My Love For You, I Will always Love You and The Greatest Love Of all. Exquisitely delivered by this wondrous soul diva.
Saturday 11 November, 8pm
£15, (£13)
George Huxley’s Jazz Band
A renowned exponent of the soprano saxophone, George huxley leads this excellent band. Based in the Midlands, but always popular at the Barn, they make their annual visit to Walton.
Sunday 12 November, 12.15pm
£8.50
Wednesday 15 November - 1pm
Alison Rhind (piano) Emily Segal (piano)
Expect plenty of great music, including works by Mozart and Schubert, from two fine musicians who play with love and humour.
Friday 17 November 8pm
A welcome return for this outstanding duo a beguiling programme, showcasing some best loved works from the French repertoire.
Saturday 18 November 7.30pm
The Final of the 2017 Young Musician of the Year Competition
Wednesday 22 November, 2.30pm
Open door concert for community groups and carers to join family friends and members of the general public for an afternoon of live music and a trip down memory lane.
Friday 24 November 8pm
After last year’s sell-out run of their debut show in Edinburgh, Harry Baker and Chris Read bring their unique mix of comedy, melody, poetry and best-matery to Riverhouse!
Christmas Wine Tasting Evening
Saturday 25 November from 7:30pm
Cathryn Craig and Brian Willoughby
Cathryn Craig is from Virginia and has built a strong reputation as both performer and songwriter. She has sung with Shel Silverstein, Chet atkins, The Righteous Brothers and Jorma Kaukonen. her great-grandfather Jacob Sowder was recorded by Cecil Sharp and is featured in Sharp’s book ‘English Folk Songs From The Southern appalachians’. Brian Willoughby is best known for his virtuoso performances on electric and acoustic guitar, with progressive folk/rock band Strawbs and also with Mary hopkin, Joe Brown, Roger Whittaker, Bridget St.John, Jim Diamond and Monty Python.
Sunday 26 November Doors open at 12 noon, gig starts at 12.15pm
£12.50 / £10.50 / U16 free
Tom Harrison Quintet
Tom Harrison (alto sax); Percy Pursglove(trumpet) Robert Mitchell (piano); Conor Chaplin (bass) Winston Clifford (drums)
Harrison brings new life and attention to the jazz master’s melodic and spiritual musical legacy. "Melodic and imaginative ... soulful, bluesy alto" Matthew Wright, Jazzwise
Friday 1 December, 8pm
£15 / £6 students
Saturday 2 December 8pm
We invite you to step back in time – to a time when the likes of Frank, Dean, Sammy, Judy and Ella were singing their sweet melodies....
Wednesday 6 December - 8pm
David has performed all over Europe and the USA and is performing, Bach, Mozart, Schubert, Scriabin, Stravinski, Liszt and Chopin
Saturday 9 December, 7.30pm
Hannah Gordon and Martin Jenkins return to Riverhouse with their highly popular seasonal anthology of poetry and prose. Their programme features many much-loved favourites, as well as some new material and, for the first time, the additional pleasure of a guest appearance by singer Rosie Evans.
Enrico Tomasso’s Riverboat Shufflers
Here’s a band that breathes new life into the golden era of jazz with the cream of the classic jazz players around today. all masters of their craft creating new versions of old gems. Enrico on trumpet, with Colin Good, Piano; Martin Wheatley, Guitar; Graham hughes, Trombone; Richard White, Bass sax, Clarinet; and Trevor Whiting Sax and Clarinet with some sparkling vocals between them.
Sunday 10 December, 12.15pm
£8.50
Wednesday 13 December 1pm
'When Icicles Hang'
A new Christmas show which combines traditional music for voices, fiddle, serpent, clarinet and concertina as well as extracts from Thomas Hardy
A musical theatre version of this classic brother and sister tale of adventure and magic where we’ll have you humming along throughout!
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