12:00pm Thursday 27th August 2009
BODYMOVES - Exercise to music, low impact, toning, fat-burning and fun.
Suitable for all ages and abilities with Caroline Price, a fully qualified teacher of exercise and fitness. All moves can be adapted to every fitness level and there is no pressure to keep up with the youngsters. Classes are held every Wednesday in the Memorial Hall, 7-8pm, £3.50 per session, £2.50 for under-18s. For further information ring 01981 241199.
ORGAN MUSIC - The last of this year’s summer Coffee Concerts takes place in Dore Abbey on Saturday, with guest organist David Lawson, director of music at Monmouth School. Coffee is served from 11am with the music starting at 11.30am.
VISITING CHOIR - A Lancashire based choir, the St George's Occasional Singers, will be spending the Bank Holiday weekend in the area.
They will sing compline on Saturday, at 9pm, at Rowlestone. This is an ancient and beautiful service of quietness and reflection sung in religious communities as the last service of the day. The music will be the centuriesold traditional plainsong. They will also be singing choral eucharist on Sunday, at 10am, in Wormbridge as part of the Ewyas Harold group holy communion service.
CHAPEL PICNIC - On Sunday there will be a bring-and-share picnic at Dulas between 4 and 6pm.
AFTERNOON TEAS - Will be served in Llangua Church on Sunday, between 2pm and 5pm. It will be the last Sunday afternoon when this historic church will be open to the public.
GARDEN TEAS - Come to the Weir on Monday, from 3.30pm onwards, to enjoy a cup of tea and browse around the various stalls: cakes, bring-andbuy, books, jigsaws and children’s games. All proceeds will go to Home Mission.
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