Members are invited to attend the 2025 Annual General Meeting in the Cart Shed at The Hall on Wednesday November 26th at 7.30.
You can enjoy a welcome drink in the lobby from 7.00.
The progress of the Aspirational Plan for Car Park extension, and the potential for the installation of solar panels are among the items to be discussed.
Not already a member and would like to join – please follow this link or come along and we’ll sign you up there.
There is so much going on at our wonderful Hall for all the community. If you missed it here is a copy of the latest newsletter or take a look at The Hall Website.
ART EXHIBTION at Jacques House 15th/16th and 22nd/23rd November 11am – 5pm
‘Every mountain has a story to tell’
A major solo exhibition by international artist Peter Kettle will be showcasing 20 landscape paintings from his expedition across Patagonia, Japan, Everest Basecamp, Spain and scenes from his native Wales.
Through painting, collage and documentary film, Peter looks for ancient pilgrimages across the world surrounding revered mountains and celebrates the stories, landscape and people of these sacred places.
10% of proceeds will be going towards MIND mental health charity and a Warwickshire animal sanctuary.
Admission free and all welcome.
Jacques House, Stourton, Main St, Stourton CV36 5HG Telephone: 07863209764
Coffee Shop and theatre tickets for the next professional theatre production ‘Dead on Cue’ this Saturday November 8th from 10.30 – 12.00 at The Hall
Come along to a sociable morning at the Hall and enjoy bacon baps, coffee, tea, hot chocolate and delicious cake while you relax with friends.
Tickets also on sale for our next professional live theatre night, “Dead On Cue” on Sat 22nd November – a ghostly thriller that’s perfect for the dark slide towards Christmas!
Professional Live Theatre continues at The Hall with this fantastic play – perfect for a dark Winter’s night…….
New spooky thriller “Dead On Cue” is written and performed by Mark Carey and proudly presented by Stratford Theatre Company and The Hall
Set in the same theatre dressing room, during the same play, 60 years apart. Two performances of Hamlet, but what is the unearthly link, what secrets are buried, and why is the old dressing room mirror so fascinating…..just don’t look into it?!
The stunning effects will have you believing that there are more things in heaven and earth than are dreamt of in your philosophy.
Perfect live drama for a Winter’s night!
Hall bar and cafe open at 6:30pm for pre-show drinks, freshly ground coffees, ice-creams and nibbles.
Performance at 7:30pm
There will be an Interval of c. 25 mins with bar etc. open
Whichford Road, Stourton closed to vehicular traffic between the junctions of Marsh Farm Lane and Long Compton Road for drainage works Thursday 6th November.
An alternative route will be signed.
Vehicular access & egress will be maintained where possible.