The Branscombe Project

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Talks


Talks usually take place in Branscombe Village Hall and start at 19:30.


Everyone is welcome, entrance is free - donations gratefully received.

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30 YEARS of the BRANSCOMBE PROJECT

WHERE MEMORY MEETS HISTORY


EXHIBITION


The Project has been going for thirty years and we want to celebrate!  We hope you’ll enjoy this retrospective show.  There’ll be excerpts from some of the more memorable exhibitions and reminders of all the talks, walks, drama docs and books that have taken place over the years.  There’ll even be a new special souvenir book.


In the social room there’ll be a viewing of the Napoli CD, the Favourite Places map (with an invitation for you to add your own favourite places), the Talking Head video, Flickr photos, and the Fixed Point video showing how the landscape has changed over the years.


The Fixed Point video will be on view from 10 to 12 am on both Saturday and Sunday, the Favourite Places from 12 – 2, the Talking Heads from 2 – 4. Flickr photos and the Napoli CD will be on show the whole time.


And, of course, there will be cream teas (from 2.30 to 4.30)


This may be the last Project exhibition.  Perhaps you would like to see what we’ve been doing over the last thirty years.  Or, if you’re a regular attendee, you might like a trip down memory lane.




Sunday, October 25, 5:00


‘Peoples Emergency Briefing’


A Film


Immediately after the exhibition closes, there will be a showing of a very powerful climate change film ‘Peoples Emergency Briefing’.  

Do come if you can.



October 28, 2:30


MEET THE AUTHOR

Barbara Farquharson


The Burnt House at Weston

Winners and Losers in an Eighteenth-Century Landscape


The Sid Vale Association, Church Street, Sidmouth


Nigel Hyman will talk with Barbara Farquharson about the book that she wrote with John Torrance – ‘The Burnt House at Weston’, Branscombe. Winners and Losers in an Eighteenth-Century Landscape.  

There’ll be time for Questions and Answers.


Tickets £2.50 for SVA members, £5 for others.


Monday November 23, 7:30


The Branscombe Project AGM


5th Annual John Torrance Talk


Working the Land

Food – Farming & Our Collective Health


Nicola Westlake


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