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Events on Monday 6th July

“We will explore the music of the Sacred Harp, a tunebook first published in the 1840s and still in print today. It's a singing tradition with a rich culture and deep roots, evocative of little wooden churches in the woods, wild harmonies and powerful emotions. There will be plenty of opportunities to chat and ask questions, and we'll take a break with tea and snacks.”
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“Marcus Sahir (writer, performer) has been writing in Bristol since childhood.  He has written several productions with Lightbox Theatre (*Today I Fought A Tiger, Cardboard Village, The Courts*, and *Morally Grey*), as well as acting in the comedy *Second Chancers*, which previewed to great critical acclaim at the Alma before transferring to the 2023 Edinburgh Fringe Festival.”
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“ Galia Admoni creates beautiful, tender poems. Hers is a voice for the fragile, a completely new take on unrequited love, observations of privacy and invention, blending the real world and fantasy, delivering a quiet stoicism that makes this collection a page-turner as you realise you are spending time with someone you are rooting for, wanting to know more about the voice you are seeing on the page. This collection is vital for the world we live in today and delivers a quiet lyrical hope. \- John Osborne (*Most People Aren’t That Happy Anyway*)”
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“THE AWAKENING // 11pm-1am Explore the timeless sounds that shaped a generation, from The Cure, Siouxsie and the Banshees, Bauhaus and Depeche Mode to the alternative classics that still resonate today.”
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