Bowes + Gilmonby Parish Hall
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The Village |
The HallBowes and Gilmonby Parish Hall was opened on 24th April 1963 and was built by the farming community for the community. The size and layout of Bowes Village Hall make it an ideal choice for private and business functions.The hall is available for hire for: • Meetings/Small Conferences Regular activities ongoing in the hall include country and line dancing, craft and a Parent and Toddler group. FeaturesRooms: Main Hall 17m x 7m, Stage 5.5m x 2m, IT/Office 6m x 3.5m, Supper Room 12.5m x 3.5m, Kitchen 5.5m x 2m (approx)Heating: Available throughout the hall Maximum Capacity: 200 in premises Facilities: The extensive facilities include a stage with lighting and a PA system making it an ideal venue for stage productions and concerts. There is also a modern IT room with access to the Internet and kitchen facilities fully equipped with a fridge, microwave and cooker. There are also toilet facilities accessible to all. Equipment: There are adequate chairs and tables and ample crockery and cutlery is available. The main hall is marked out for badminton and there is a variety of sports equipment held by the hall. Parking: There is a designated car park with approximately 30 spaces Access: Access into hall for wheelchair users but no access to IT suite at present. Hire Charges: Contact the hall directly Registered Charity Number: 1058050 Floor PlanClick here to see a floor plan for this hallContactClare Hercock 07816 898180 |
Facilities
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What's On at Bowes + Gilmonby Parish Hall
| Coming Up | Contact | Notes | |
| On Wednesday the 29th of September 2010 | |||
| 19:30 |
Highlights Rural Touring Scheme present Charity Shop Cabaret - Trifle Gathering Productions The Charity Shop Cabaret is a mixture of cutting edge theatre and old school cabaret. The show invites you on a hilarious journey into Elspeth Garter’s charity shop: a welcoming world of rummage and romance, jumble and joy, bingo and the bizarre. Not having had a customer for eight months, Elspeth and her trusty volunteers (Marion Startright and Leonard Barlin) fill their days with high energy dance routines, titillating tea ceremonies and absurd frugal tips for frugal times – all set to the classic sounds of vintage vinyl resident DJ (Friedo) “Fantastically funny and surreally absurd from start to finish. Go and see and fall in love.” Western Morning News - 2009 |
01833 628373 |
Part of 'A Night Less Ordinary' free theatre tickets for under 26s scheme. |
| On Wednesday the 03rd of November 2010 | |||
| 19:30 |
Highlights Rural Touring Scheme present The Wife of Usher's Well - Quondam Theatre The Wife of Usher’s Well is a modern retelling of the famous supernatural ballad – the warm and engaging story of a soldier son’s supernatural return to his mother for one last night together. It’s a piece of musical storytelling theatre about a timeless situation, set here in modern times, as mother and son fight to say the things they always meant to say. As Karen fights to keep the truth from her ghostly son, they relive moments from his childhood, including favourite Border stories: The Wizard’s Apprentice, Thomas the Rhymer and The Three Craws. These are retold in different performance styles with music and song by a Quondam’s talented cast of four. |
01833 628373 |
Part of 'A Night Less Ordinary' free theatre tickets for under 26s scheme. |
| Weekly | Contact | Notes | |
| Tuesdays | |||
| 20:00 to 21:00 |
Country Dancing |
P Atkinson 01833 628251 |
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| Thursdays | |||
| 09:30 to 11:30 |
Parent and Toddler Group |
S. Rigg 01833 621187 |
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| Thursdays | |||
| 13:30 to 15:30 |
Carpet Bowls |
M Rowe 01833 628347 |
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| Monthly (first of a month) | Contact | Notes | |
| The first Thursday of every month | |||
| 19:30 |
WI - Monthly Meeting |
C Hercock 01833 628259 |
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| Monthly (third of a month) | Contact | Notes | |
| The third Thursday of every month | |||
| 19:30 |
Village Hall Meeting |
Sue Henley 01833 628357 |
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| Monthly (fourth of a month) | Contact | Notes | |
| The fourth Thursday of every month | |||
| 19:30 |
History Group |
C Brown 01833 628373 |
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| Monthly (first and third of a month) | Contact | Notes | |
| The first and third Mondays of every month | |||
| 19:30 to 22:00 |
Line Dancing |
J Close 01833 628333 |
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LOCATION
Directions
Head from Barnard Castle on A67 to Bowes – it is approximately 4 miles. As you enter Bowes from Barnard Castle the village hall is situated straight over the roundabout. Bowes can also be accessed from the A66 between Barnard Castle and Brough.Hall Postcode: DL12 9HU




