CARLISLE COLLECTIVE FRINGE: It's happening this weekend in #Carlisle, & here's Mitch & Katharine telling Vicky all about it!
Missed it? Hear the chat again on @BBCSounds#cumbria
Friday’s nightcap session: @theogresofgogo! The Ogres of Go-go are in the walls and in the trees, they can see you and they can hear you but can they TASTE you? Gentlemen 's country appareliser boogie mixed with foreboding waltz/funk meandering.
The Festival @ The Festival: Highlights include Cosmic Cat, Neon Lung, Las Mitras, Chasing Springtime, Alan Deen, Bobby McDarin, Lamplight Avenue and more. Join us at this beautiful venue 4pm-midnight on Saturday!
Laughter Workshop! You don't need a sense of humour to laugh - Laughter exercise alone can produce the same effects and release the same positive chemicals into our systems as real 'laughter'. Intrigued? Are you ready to embrace the laughter vice and locate your laughter buttons?
The #Carlisle Collective #Fringe takes place from Friday 23 to Sunday 25 August. This brand-new #festival aims to celebrate the amazing #arts & #culture in the #city. Tickets for a number of #events are now available from the @CarlisleTIC (01228 598596) - https://t.co/gAC6DCKYSo
Fri 23rd at 9pm, we bring you RAVE: Live electronic music. Composer, Connor Barton / Sethera will be playing some of the music from the original show again, but this time you as the audience are the dancers. The performance carries an age rating of 16 and over.
Cringe At The Fringe: The Infamous Yellow Pemberton Ruby is about to go on show at the Fringe when it is stolen and the craziest group of V.I.P.s come under suspicion and with the help of some well known TV 'tecs, the race is on to find the thief and recover the ruby.
Crafted from a hideously uneven workload, in serious need of anger management, in search of the path of least resistance to artistic integrity, always looming, quietly threatening. Ants. Four young men with nothing to say, but a burning desire to open their mouths anyway.
GRID began two years ago as a series of site-specific written works created at or concerning, a range of Ordnance Survey map grid-references across Cumbria.
GRID uses free-verse poetry, acoustic-based song and anecdote. Fri 23rd 3pm @ofsCarlisle
Adding to our packed schedule is Vicky Bridgewater who will present a series of crafting workshops each day at 2pm. Create your own little crafts you can be proud of! From rag wreath hearts and doorstop mice to pin cushion plant pots, all materials and instructions are provided!