As part of our 10-year anniversary and Valley wide consultation, we invite you to join our AGM on Tuesday 28th January, 6.45pm at The Pony in Chew Magna. Come and hear a retrospective of our work in the Valley since 2015 and give us your feedback about our exciting future plans.

This meeting will be followed by our highly popular Open Mic Night starting at 7.45pm. Please come along and join us for both events!

Calling all Chew Valley musicians!

Dust off that guitar, banjo or whatever you play – or sing, and share your talents in front of a really supportive audience; solos, duos, small groups – all genres, instruments and voices welcome, learners or pros.

An illustrated talk by one of the authors of ‘Orchard: A Year in England’s Eden’.

Nick is passionate about landscapes shared between people and nature and works to champion examples where these exist harmoniously.

Dust off your stilettos, zip up your cocktail slacks and don’t forget the custard creams!

A whistle-stop tour of some of Victoria’s best-loved songs, including the iconic ‘Ballad of Barry & Freda’ (Let’s Do It) and the classic ‘It Would Never Have Worked’.

A Play in a Day

Led by facilitator, director and actor Casey Lloyd (Valley Arts Youth Theatre Leader) the day will begin with fun drama games and skills based activities, before moving on to working together as a group to create, rehearse, and perform a play all in one day.

Paper Puppet Theatre

Led by experienced theatre maker Tomasin Cuthbert-Menes, you are invited to spend a fun an creative day learning a range of puppetry techniques and discovering many of the ways in which you can bring puppets to life in performance.

Join The Great Baldini, a magical legend, a relict of the music halls and a theatrical performer of the old schoool and Baldwin, the magical dog, is his faithful companion.

A chance to see two magical superstars at the very pinnacle of their powers. A Joyously silly romp. Guaranteed to have children (and parents) screaming with laughter.

Colin Hoult heads across the UK with a not-to-be-missed stand-up show.

The critically acclaimed comedian is back with a stand-up show about family, fatherhood, and a formative childhood experience with a ouija board and a gorilla.

A pianist and composer who is pushing the boundaries of classical music with the help of modern technology.

Charlie uses Otto, a custom-built algorithmic machine, to turn his music into stunning real-time visual displays. Otto doesn’t just follow the music; it brings it to life, letting the audience see the music as they hear it.

Funny and poignant, a one-man show combining original storytelling with an inventive spirit.

Weaving together the tragi-comic fate of a family heirloom – a porcelain figure of The Duke of Wellington, the quandary of a scriptwriter stretching his integrity and an unfolding disaster as thousands of children flee their homes. Blending fantasy and reality, this playful show gently challenges our priorities in a world full of crisis.

You remember Teletubbies don’t you?

Perhaps you grew up with the show? Did you ever wonder what it was like behind the scenes? Discover the truth with the original LaaLaa as she spills the beans on what it took to become one of the world’s most famous giant yellow puppets.

Imagine Jackanory meets Whose Line Is It Anyway, Live

The cast are challenged to tell increasingly extravagant tales all based on The Adventures of Baron Munchausen. All they have are their wits, a box of silly hats, and the imaginations of a room full of giggling children to ensure that the stories end happily ever after.

Orchestra for Bristol and the West

The Bristol Ensemble’s highly entertaining Mozart by Candlelight concert takes you on a journey through some of Mozart’s best loved works with interesting and amusing anecdotes offering an insight into the mind of this genius composer.