Come and celebrate 'Wayland in Words' on World Book Night this Saturday at 7pm in Wayland House, Watton.
There are seats still some available so please book now at sue@suewhite.demon.co.uk or phone 07526 909714
We have a wonderful line-up of readings and images that reflect the character of Wayland, it landscape, history, wildlife and people (see the poster above for details).
There will be passages from authors and poets from the past and present. We are very lucky to also have the chance to see some rear film footage of the author Christopher Bush reading from his book 'This String First'.
As part for the national book night celebrations everyone attending will be given a free copy of 'Seamus Heaney - New Selected Poems 1966-1987.
The event is free to the Wayland community as part of the 'Capturing Our Wayland Heritage' project.
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Friday, 4 March 2011
Wednesday, 2 March 2011
World Book Night in Wayland House - Watton 5th March 7pm
Come and celebrate 'Wayland in Words' on World Book Night this Saturday at 7pm in Wayland House, Watton.
A evening of readings and images that reflect the character of Wayland, it landscape, buildings, wildlife and people.
There will be passages from authors and poets from the past and present. As part for the national book night celebrations everyone attending will be given a free copy of 'Seamus Heaney - New Selected Poems 1966-1987. This work was chosen from the books on offer as his writing has a great sense of place and the passing of time. The selected passages read during the evening will form a short anthology of literature from Wayland ancient and modern. The event is free to the Wayland community as part of the 'Capturing Our Wayland Heritage' project. Space is limited so please book a seat now at sue@suewhite.demon.co.uk
A evening of readings and images that reflect the character of Wayland, it landscape, buildings, wildlife and people.
There will be passages from authors and poets from the past and present. As part for the national book night celebrations everyone attending will be given a free copy of 'Seamus Heaney - New Selected Poems 1966-1987. This work was chosen from the books on offer as his writing has a great sense of place and the passing of time. The selected passages read during the evening will form a short anthology of literature from Wayland ancient and modern. The event is free to the Wayland community as part of the 'Capturing Our Wayland Heritage' project. Space is limited so please book a seat now at sue@suewhite.demon.co.uk
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Friday, 4 February 2011
Heritage Events in Feb and March 2011
We have 2 Heritage Research drop-in days on the 9th and 24th Feb from 10.30 - 4.00pm at Wayland House, Watton.
There are also three evening events at Wayland House, Watton - 7.30pm
17th Feb - ‘The Poor Law in Norfolk’ - Bron Tyler
2nd March - Dirk Bouwens will be speaking on ‘The Vernacular Buildings of Wayland’
5th March - ‘Wayland in Words’ this event is a part of national World Book Night celebrations http://www.worldbooknight.org/, also see below..
If you want to attend please let me know as we can only fit 40 people in the room.
Wayland in Words
For the event on March 5th we are asking Wayland people to choose their favourite passages of text that reflect the character of Wayland. It could be modern poetry (as in the Wayland Word Journey’), part of a press cutting or old document, parish record, a quote from a local history, landscape or wildlife book, fact or fiction, past or present.
It would be wonderful if you would be willing to read your selected passage/s out on the night as part of the event. Even if you do not want to read out your passage on the night, please do select a passage or two, someone else could read them or they may be used in a printed version.
If you want to take part in ‘Wayland in Words’ please email me (send a copy of your proposed passage of text, and any images you think would complement it) it should be a very interesting and memorable evening.
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