The Ukulele Orchestra of North Curry
Friday 9th June, 2.30 to 4.30 pm at North Curry Pavilion
(nr. playing field on Greenway)

Jules Bushell

Saturday 10th June, from 10 am in Queen Square Gardens
Bucket collection

Jules will be assembling his Drain-O-Phone at 10:00 am for it to be played by anyone who wants to have a go – but you will need TWO people – one to provide the air and the other to provide the music!

Animal Mask Making Workshop with Alex Colling
Saturday 10th June, 11:30 – 12:30 am in Parish Church

Musical Workshop with Tim Hill
Saturday 10th June, 2:00 -3:00 pm in Parish Church

Followed by Musical Parade

£5 per child, includes both Workshops
Children to be accompanied by an adult for each Workshop and the Parade

Saturday 10th June, Begins 3:30 pm at Queen Square Garden
Bucket collection

Featuring the ‘Little Big Horns’ and Guest Musicians

The Little Big Horns are a mini brass band bringing streets and spaces to life with an outpouring of joyful noise. The locally based funky Brass band plays infectious riffs, rich tunes and great solos in a mixture of contemporary New Orleans brass, popular tunes, Ska and Reggae. Up front and danceable, the band runs on the rhythm section of drummer Mike Hurley and tuba player Tom Francombe, together with North Curry’s own Tim Hill.

Revd. Simon Bale with the Parish Church Choir

Sunday 11th June, 10:00 am in the Parish Church

First Sunday after Trinity
FESTIVAL EUCHARIST 

Common Worship, sung with the Mass of St Thomas

Officiant: The Revd Dr Simon Bale, Vicar of The Athelney Benefice 

Singing led by the combined and augmented choirs of the parish churches of St Peter and St Paul, North Curry and our neighbouring parish St Andrew’s, Curry Rivel. 

Choir anthem and congregational hymns. 

Retiring collection

Church Bell Ringers

Sunday 11th June, 2 pm around the Parish Church

The Peal on Sunday 11th June will be rung by North Curry Church Bell Ringers led by Tower Captain Darren Woodyer.

‘In Ecclesia’ Choir

Sunday 11th June, 6 pm in the Parish Church
Retiring collection

‘In Ecclesia’ will be helping to conclude the North Curry Music Festival with an Evensong led by Revd. Simon Bale

Open Invitation

to come and enjoy a

Floral Tribute to The Music

We will request Flowers and Foliage
to be brought in to decorate the Church to offer
Joy from the Gardens of North Curry

The flower display will enhance our enjoyment throughout the Music Festival
at Concerts, Workshops and Choral Services

The display will also be available to view in the Church outside these events.