Latest Events in Hebden Bridge(August Updated)

Autumn depth writing workshop Depth writing is a transformational practice grounded in Jungian psychology & neuroscience which blends journaling & creative writing to support self-discovery & creativity. This Autumn depth writing workshop will be a chance to reflect on the seasons and cycles of your self-experience through the wisdom and symbolism of Autumn with writing & imagination. The workshop will include guided writing exercises of between approximately five and fifteen minutes, small group discussions and a break with tea & cake. As the focus is on process, rather than outcome, and on what comes up in the writing, rather than craft, there will never be any pressure to read anything out (although you can if you wish). Who is it for? Writers, creative practitioners, seekers, psyche travellers & inner explorers who are on a journey of self-discovery and are comfortable with diving deeper. Pay what you can: £25 -£40 Workshop guidelines Participants will be invited to: Take responsibility for your experience by working with the material in a way that feels right for youAvoid over-disclosing any matter that is particularly private or painful Consider where you might seek outside support if anything difficult comes up Practice CARE - confidentiality, attention, respect & empathy - with othersAbout Dr Rachel Newsome I'm a writer, teacher & creative guide with a PhD in Creative Writing & Jungian psychology and twenty years teaching experience as a lecturer in Higher Education. I run a programme of depth writing workshops, courses & retreats, serve on the Editorial Team of the London Arts-Based Research Centre, am Co-Editor of forthcoming Routledge publication The Creative Psyche: Between Spirit & Matter and love to dive deep. My writing on travels between worlds can be found at Dreaming Awake on Substack. rachelnewsome.co.uk https://drrachelnewsome.substack.com Information Source: Rachel Newsome | eventbrite

Join Rachel Jones (aka Dot Dot Disco) in this exclusive workshop on Layered Jesmonite Coasters. Discover the fascinating art of creating multicolored items using Jesmonite, an eco-friendly alternative to resin and concrete. Rachel, an experienced maker based in Hebden Bridge, will guide you through the process of layering and inlaying cast shapes and letters to make personalized coasters or trinket trays. With three years of experience and a passion for inspiring workshops, Rachel will ensure you have a fun and enjoyable learning experience. All materials, including a wide selection of Jesmonite dyes, will be provided, allowing you to create truly unique and hand-made pieces. The quick setting times of Jesmonite mean that your creations will be dry and ready to take home immediately. This workshop is suitable for both beginners and those looking to further explore Jesmonite casting. The workshop will take place at the Creative Coati venue in Salford's Quayside MediaCity UK Shopping Centre, conveniently located near the Lowry Theatre. The nearest tram stop is MediaCityQuayside, and there is a large multi-storey car park for those driving. While Creative Coati does not serve refreshments, you can easily purchase drinks and food from the variety of cafes and restaurants within the shopping centre. Don't miss this opportunity to learn from Rachel Jones and create your very own layered Jesmonite coasters. Book your spot now for this exciting workshop on November 19, 2023. Tickets are priced at £35, and this event is exclusively for adults.

Join the International Women's Day 2024 Indian Dance Celebration at the Birchcliffe Centre in Hebden Bridge. This exciting event, featuring performances from Pennine Heritage, Annapurna Dance, and Halifax Queen Bees, is a must-see for anyone interested in celebrating women's achievements. Experience the unique storytelling of Anapurna Indian Dance as they use the art of dance to depict the life of a renowned female environmentalist. Witness the talent of Halifax Queen Bees as they showcase a variety of Indian folk dances. But the fun doesn't end there! Take part in a family-friendly dance workshop where you can learn some moves of your own. The celebration will conclude with a tree-planting ceremony, symbolizing growth and empowerment. The event will take place on Saturday, March 9th from 1:30-3pm. Tickets are available for adults at £5, while children and concessions can attend for free or at a reduced price of £3. The Birchcliffe Centre is easily accessible by car or bus, and wheelchair access is available for those who require it. Don't miss out on this inspiring celebration of women's achievements - book your tickets now!

Hollie McNish, the renowned poet, is set to captivate audiences once again with her highly anticipated 2024 tour. The tour will kick off with a spectacular launch event for her latest book, 'Lobster'. Held at the exquisite Hope Chapel in Hebden Bridge, this event promises to be an unforgettable experience for poetry enthusiasts. Hollie McNish has carefully chosen Hope Chapel as the dream venue for her book launch. With its charming ambiance and intimate setting, it perfectly complements the essence of her work. Accompanying her on this poetic journey is the exceptionally talented Michael Pederson, adding another layer of brilliance to the evening. Don't miss this unique opportunity to witness Hollie McNish's captivating performance and be one of the first to delve into the pages of 'Lobster'. Immerse yourself in her mesmerizing words and experience the power of her storytelling. The event will take place on March 14, 2024, at the enchanting Bridge in Hebden Bridge. Secure your ticket now for only £13.70 and be part of an unforgettable evening of poetry and literary excellence. Join us as we celebrate Hollie McNish's remarkable talent and embark on a poetic journey like no other. Book your place at the Hollie McNish 2024 Tour today.

Witness the sensational return of the acclaimed duo Bourgeois & Maurice at The Trades Club in Hebden Bridge. This one-night-only event, titled "Bourgeois & Maurice - Live at the Trades Club," promises an unforgettable evening filled with stellar performances. Mark your calendars for March 16th, 2024, as Bourgeois & Maurice take the stage at this iconic venue located on Holme Street. The event will continue into the early hours of March 17th, providing ample time to experience the magic brought to life by these Happy Valley Pride superstars. Secure your tickets for £15 and immerse yourself in an evening of unparalleled entertainment. Don't miss this exclusive opportunity to witness Bourgeois & Maurice in action at The Trades Club.

Experience a night of laughter and connection at the Playback Theatre Open Session hosted by Threadbear Theatre. Immerse yourself in the art of improvised theatre at The Bridge CIC in Hebden Bridge's vibrant community hub, Hope Baptist Church. Delve into real-life stories shared by the audience, brought to life through this unique performance style. Engage in warm-up activities that foster collaboration and quick thinking, creating a space filled with gentleness, care, and laughter. Attendance fee is £10 / £5, with free spots available upon request. Simply reach out to threadbeartheatre@gmail.com to secure your place. Whether you choose to participate actively or observe quietly, the event promises an evening of creativity and connection. Don't miss out on this opportunity to be a part of Playback Theatre on March 18, 2024.

Experience the joy of Playback Theatre at the upcoming Open Session hosted by Threadbear Theatre in Hebden Bridge. This unique form of improvisational theater, taking place at Hope Baptist Church, The Bridge, allows real-life stories from the audience to come alive on stage. Participants will engage in warm-up activities, fostering collaboration and quick thinking to respond to others' contributions. The atmosphere is characterized by a blend of kindness, humor, attentiveness, and inclusivity. Attendees are welcome to engage at their comfort level. The session is scheduled for April 15, 2024, with a suggested donation of £10 or £5 for entry. Free admission is also available upon request. For inquiries or to secure your spot, kindly reach out to threadbeartheatre@gmail.com. Immerse yourself in the magic of Playback Theatre and be part of an enriching theatrical experience.

Experience the harmonious vibrations and connection with like-minded individuals at Resonance 002, set to take place at Hope Baptist Church in Hebden Bridge on April 27, 2024, starting at 5:00 PM. This event delves into the interplay between light, sound, and space in the captivating settings of Calder Valley. Witness a special performance by John Haycock and DBH, along with Indian Bansuri flute player Peter Lee and NTS host Ruf Dug, creating an immersive musical experience. Ambient refraction by Jamie House will enhance the atmosphere, providing a multi-sensory delight. Expect workshops, special guests, and a licensed bar offering refreshments throughout the evening. Donations are appreciated to support these unique events. Wheelchair access is available on the lower floor of Hope Chapel. Join this exploration of the enigmatic chapel and embrace the resonance theme that will continue with more events across Calderdale in 2024. Secure your entry to this transcendental experience now.

Experience the upcoming Resonance Sound Bath with AHRKH, also known as Alex P Macarte from Gnod and NTS Radio, at Hope Baptist Church in Hebden Bridge. The event will commence on April 27, 2024, offering a pre-event healing Sound Bath journey by the talented Sound Therapist, Practitioner, and Artist AHRKH. Having garnered recognition for his diverse musical projects, AHRKH brings a unique blend of expertise to create a deeply relaxing and rejuvenating Sound Bath session, serving as a tranquil introduction to the main event. Through a variety of instruments such as singing bowls, gongs, and percussion, participants can immerse themselves in a therapeutic and restorative experience designed to promote relaxation, alleviate stress, and enhance overall well-being. AHRKH's extensive background in Sound Therapy and his dedication to creating transformative sonic experiences ensure a memorable and enlightening journey for all attendees. Secure your spot for this intimate gathering, limited to 12 individuals, and arrive 10 minutes before the scheduled start time. Tickets for this pre-event Sound Bath are priced at £11.55.

Experience the enchanting book launch of 'Neither Here Nor There' by Anne Caldwell at The Book Case in Hebden Bridge. This event, taking place on June 11, 2024, offers a unique opportunity to immerse yourself in the world of captivating prose poems. Meet the esteemed author, Anne Caldwell, and have your copy signed during this special occasion. Joining the celebration are distinguished guests Amanda Dalton and Ian Humphreys, who will also present their work. Limited space is available, so ensure you secure your spot at this unforgettable literary gathering. Don't miss out on the chance to partake in this exclusive event. Books can be purchased at the designated website. Mark your calendar for an evening of literary delight at the Book Launch 'Neither Here Nor There' - Anne Caldwell.

Come along and join Duncan from Impro(ve) and Threadbear Theatre for a Playback Theatre performance training session at Hebden Bridge's community hub, Hope Baptist Church. This unique style of improvised theatre brings real-life stories to life, as shared by the audience. At the session you'll have participate in warm-up games and activities, learning how to collaborate and respond to others' offers. The atmosphere is filled with gentleness, laughter, care, and openness. Feel free to join in as much or as little as you like. We'll then move on to the core concepts in Playback Theatre and the structure of a performance. At the end of the day we will present a Playback performance to an invited audience for them and us to enjoy. Session cost £50 / £30 (comp), Free places available on request - message us on here or email to duncan@monkeyheads.co.uk We look forward to seeing you there! Information Source: Impro(ve), MonkeyHeads & Friends | eventbrite

This is the not a run club erm run club....and this time we're going long(ish). Pathfinder Route 020 will take place on Sunday 20th April and is the second of our Sunday Longer runs....Paaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaathfinder if you will Approx 17km and 500m of elevation, and will see us get a taste of the infamous and mighty The Hebden Fell Running race route. This is the DEN.....After a successful HEB back in March. If you've ever wanted to explore the amazing trails we have on our doorstep, or are looking for an opportunity to meet new like-minded people then Pathfinder is for you. It's a regular, informal, meeting facilitated by friends of moi outside to encourage people to find the joy in trail running in a socially paced group, with the opportunity to walk and talk up the really steep bits. Please reserve a space here if you plan to join. We also require runners to bring a headtorch and a jacket. Bringing some water and a snack is advisable as we're going longer than usual and re-supply is sort of non-exsistent once you're on the route, Routes will change each time and be shared in advance. New paths to find, and old ones to connect. Route for 020 can be found here. Please familiarise yourself with the route prior to the run.....this is roughly double this distance of a usual Pathfinder run, Eyes peeled and have some fun. Information Source: moi outside | eventbrite

Depth Writing is a transformational process-focussed practice aimed at facilitating creativity and expanding possibility. It combines elements of journaling and creative writing and is grounded in a psycho-spiritual perspective where Jungian depth psychology meets ancient wisdom traditions. The focus is on process, rather than outcome, and on what comes up in the writing, rather than craft, skills and technique, so there will never be any pressure to read anything out (although you can if you wish). This Summer Depth Writing workshop will focus on the season’s associations with playfulness and joy. In our day-to-day life, we often find ourselves too busy to make time for play while it’s easy to get caught up in worry and anxiety at the expense of our capacity for joy - especially in these times of great uncertainty and chaos. However, far from being ‘frivolous’, play and joy both play an important role in helping us build resilience. This workshop will be a chance to reflect on where you may experience blocks to playfulness and joy as well as an opportunity to lightly activate your innate capacity for both through the writing exercises. The workshop will include short guided writing exercises of between approximately five and fifteen minutes, small group discussions and a break with tea & cake. Who is it for? Those interested in deepening creativity & self-discovery through writingWriters and creative practitioners interested in extending their practiceTherapeutic practitioners and professionals in the arts, health, education, social care and transformational growth interested in expanding their rangePay what you can: £25 -£40 A note about self-care Although depth-writing is transformational, it’s not therapy so you are encouraged to be responsible for your own experience, go at your own pace, engage with the material at a level that feels right for you, avoid over-disclosing any matter that is particularly private or painful and seek therapeutic support if any particularly big feelings do come up. By attending this workshop, you are agreeing to practice CARE - confidentiality, attention, respect & empathy - with others. About Dr Rachel I’m awriter and creative guide with a PhD in applying Jungian psychoanalysis to creative writing. She has a background in both the media and academia as a former Editor of arts & culture magazine Dazed & Confused and a lecturer with twenty years’ experience, respectively. I’m now an independent writer & creative guide and run a programme of depth writing workshops, courses and retreats. I’m an HEA Associate and an Editorial Board Member at the London Arts-Based Research Centre. My research is published in international academic journals, I’m a Co-Editor of forthcoming Routledge publication The Creative Psyche: Between Spirit and Matter and write a series of monthly dispatches on my travels between worlds called Depth Writing With Dr Rachel on Substack. https://drrachelnewsome.substack.com https://rachelnewsome.co.uk/ Information Source: Rachel Newsome | eventbrite

Under white noise and digital chatter, an ancient planetary pull… It’s late spring when the evenings are starting to glow. On the horizon, the longest day of the year. Put the world on pause and lose yourself in a sound world where earthy Celtic folk flows into lively improvisations and brave, experimental new music. Sisters Rakhi and Simmy Singh spent their early years in the Welsh countryside, immersed in a blend of traditional Indian music, Western classical and folk. Now, they thread together these diverse influences in this intimate performance for violin duo and electronics, drawing us into the mysterious rhythms of the natural world.  Nature may be a source of healing and inspiration, but our relationship with it is both precious and extremely fragile. ‘No One Is Too Small To Make A Difference’ is a journey in six parts, capturing the urgency of the environmental movement. Not just a lament for what’s lost, but ultimately a call for active hope and radical action. The great turning is here and now – there’s no escaping it. manchestercollective.co.uk/turning Timings 7pm Doors open 7.30pm Show starts 9.10pm Show ends The show includes a 20-minute interval. Information Source: Manchester Collective | eventbrite

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Experience the empowering atmosphere of Girls Striding in Hebden Bridge on June 14, 2025, located at Station Road. This event offers a unique opportunity for girls to come together and celebrate their strength and resilience. With ticket prices ranging from £3.96 to £9.38, participants can enjoy a day filled with activities and workshops designed to inspire and empower. Don't miss this chance to connect with like-minded individuals and embrace your inner strength at Girls Striding.

Join the Lantern Making workshop in Hebden Bridge for the Halifax Christmas Parade on November 18th. This free workshop is the perfect opportunity to create your own lantern to carry in the spectacular parade. Led by talented artists, the family-friendly workshop will guide you through the lantern-making process, ensuring you have a beautiful creation to showcase on the day. It is essential to book your spot in advance, as spaces are limited. The workshop will last approximately 1.5-2 hours, so please arrive on time to allow for completion of your lantern. Located at the Handmade Productions Workshop in Hebden Bridge, be sure to dress warmly as the workshop can be chilly. Each booking is suitable for a small group or family, accommodating up to 4 people. Please note that all children must be accompanied by an adult. Don't miss this opportunity to be part of the Halifax Christmas Parade and make lasting memories with your loved ones. Reserve your place now for the Lantern Making workshop in Hebden Bridge.

Come along and join Threadbear Theatre and Impro(ve) for a Playback Theatre Open Session at Hebden Bridge's vibrant new community hub (Hope Baptist Church). This unique style of improvised theatre brings real-life stories to life, as shared by the audience. At our Open Session you'll have the opportunity to participate in warm-up games and activities, learning how to collaborate and respond to others' offers. The atmosphere is filled with gentleness, laughter, care, and openness. Feel free to join in as much or as little as you like. Session cost £10, Free places available on request - message us on here or email to duncan@monkeyheads.co.uk Who should come to this? Anyone who wants to: Become more supportiveBe more trusting and openReally begin to work in ensemble with your fellow performersChallenge their assumptions about what Improv isAdd more options to your skills and performative offersWe look forward to seeing you there! What's not to like. Fun should be hard work... But hard work should be fun. Information Source: Impro(ve), MonkeyHeads & Friends | eventbrite

Come along and join Duncan from Impro(ve) and Threadbear Theatre for a Playback Theatre performance training session at Hebden Bridge's community hub, Hope Baptist Church. This unique style of improvised theatre brings real-life stories to life, as shared by the audience. At the session you'll participate in warm-up games and activities, learning how to collaborate and respond to each others' offers. The atmosphere is filled with gentleness, laughter, care, and openness. Feel free to join in as much or as little as you like. We'll then move on to the core concepts in Playback Theatre and the structure of a performance. At the end of the day we will present a short Playback performance to an invited audience for them and us to enjoy. 3-4pm Warm-up and connecting through Play.4-5pm Playback Techniques: Shortforms, Music, Cloths, Longform.5-5.30pm a light meal together to chat and debrief.5.30-6pm set-up for the perfomance.6-7pm open performance to an invited audience.Session cost £20, Free places available on request - message us on here or email to duncan@monkeyheads.co.uk Objectives – What you’ll walk out with: An understanding of what Playback is and its place in the Improv Pantheon, an ability to make physical connection a key part of your practice, the bravery to make big choices, support when you need to and the belief that you will be supported when you lead. Who should come to this? Anyone who wants to: Become more supportiveBe more trusting and openReally begin to work in ensemble with your fellow performersChallenge their assumptions about what Improv isAdd more options to your skills and performative offersWhat's not to like. Fun should be hard work... But hard work should be fun. We look forward to seeing you there! Information Source: Impro(ve), MonkeyHeads & Friends | eventbrite

Depth Writing is a holistic creative practice, underpinned by Jungian psychoanalysis, that uses writing & imagination to support transformative growth. The focus is on process, rather than outcome, and on what comes up in the writing, rather than craft, skills and technique. This means that you don’t need any previous writing experience to benefit from the workshop and there will be no pressure to read anything out. All you need is a spirit of curiosity and adventure! The Winter Depth Writing workshop will be a chance to reflect on this time of deep darkness where life appears to go underground. The workshop will be a chance to press pause on the busyness of life and come together with others to connect, reflect, share and write in a friendly and supportive online environment. The workshop will include a series of short writing exercises of between approximately ten and twenty minutes and small group discussions. Importantly, there will be tea and cake! A note about care Although depth-writing is therapeutic, it’s not therapy so you are encouraged to be responsible for your own experience, go at your own pace and engage with the material at a level that feels right for you. Everyone who attends will be invited to practice CARE - confidentiality, attention, respect & empathy - with others. Pay what you can: £25 -£40 About Dr Rachel Rachel Newsome, PhD is a Jungian-based writer and teacher. She has a background in both the media and academia as a former Editor of the arts & culture magazine Dazed & Confused and a lecturer with twenty years’ experience teaching creative arts subjects, respectively. Rachel is passionate about sharing her experience & expertise with others in an accessible, inclusive and heart-centred way. She leads numerous depth-writing courses, workshops & retreats and writes Depth Writing With Dr Rachel on Substack. https://drrachelnewsome.substack.com https://rachelnewsome.co.uk/ Information Source: Rachel Newsome | eventbrite

Hebden Bridge Junior Band - Winter Concert Come join us for a jolly good time at this Festive Concert by the talented Hebden Bridge Junior Band! Get into the holiday spirit with some delightful tunes at the Birchcliffe Centre. It's going to be a merry evening filled with good music and good cheer. Don't miss out on this fantastic event! Information Source: Hebden Bridge Junior Band | eventbrite

Come along and join Threadbear Theatre and Impro(ve) for a Playback Theatre Open Session at Hebden Bridge's vibrant new community hub (Hope Baptist Church). This unique style of improvised theatre brings real-life stories to life, as shared by the audience. At our Open Session you'll have the opportunity to participate in warm-up games and activities, learning how to collaborate and respond to others' offers. The atmosphere is filled with gentleness, laughter, care, and openness. Feel free to join in as much or as little as you like. Session cost £10, Free places available on request - message us on here or email to duncan@monkeyheads.co.uk Who should come to this? Anyone who wants to: Become more supportiveBe more trusting and openReally begin to work in ensemble with your fellow performersChallenge their assumptions about what Improv isAdd more options to your skills and performative offersWe look forward to seeing you there! What's not to like. Fun should be hard work... But hard work should be fun. Information Source: Impro(ve), MonkeyHeads & Friends | eventbrite

Come along and join Duncan from Impro(ve) and Threadbear Theatre for a Playback Theatre performance training session at Hebden Bridge's community hub, Hope Baptist Church. This unique style of improvised theatre brings real-life stories to life, as shared by the audience. At the session you'll participate in warm-up games and activities, learning how to collaborate and respond to each others' offers. The atmosphere is filled with gentleness, laughter, care, and openness. Feel free to join in as much or as little as you like. We'll then move on to the core concepts in Playback Theatre and the structure of a performance. At the end of the day we will present a short Playback performance to an invited audience for them and us to enjoy. 3-4pm Warm-up and connecting through Play.4-5pm Playback Techniques: Shortforms, Music, Cloths, Longform.5-5.30pm a light meal together to chat and debrief.5.30-6pm set-up for the perfomance.6-7pm open performance to an invited audience.Session cost £20, Free places available on request - message us on here or email to duncan@monkeyheads.co.uk Objectives – What you’ll walk out with: An understanding of what Playback is and its place in the Improv Pantheon, an ability to make physical connection a key part of your practice, the bravery to make big choices, support when you need to and the belief that you will be supported when you lead. Who should come to this? Anyone who wants to: Become more supportiveBe more trusting and openReally begin to work in ensemble with your fellow performersChallenge their assumptions about what Improv isAdd more options to your skills and performative offersWhat's not to like. Fun should be hard work... But hard work should be fun. We look forward to seeing you there! Information Source: Impro(ve) Your Soul | eventbrite

Come along and join Threadbear Theatre and Impro(ve) for a Playback Theatre Open Session at Hebden Bridge's vibrant new community hub (Hope Baptist Church). This unique style of improvised theatre brings real-life stories to life, as shared by the audience. At our Open Session you'll have the opportunity to participate in warm-up games and activities, learning how to collaborate and respond to others' offers. The atmosphere is filled with gentleness, laughter, care, and openness. Feel free to join in as much or as little as you like. Session cost £10, Free places available on request - message us on here or email to duncan@monkeyheads.co.uk Who should come to this? Anyone who wants to: Become more supportiveBe more trusting and openReally begin to work in ensemble with your fellow performersChallenge their assumptions about what Improv isAdd more options to your skills and performative offersWe look forward to seeing you there! What's not to like. Fun should be hard work... But hard work should be fun. Information Source: Impro(ve), MonkeyHeads & Friends | eventbrite

Come along and join Threadbear Theatre and Impro(ve) for a Playback Theatre Open Session at Hebden Bridge's vibrant new community hub (Hope Baptist Church). This unique style of improvised theatre brings real-life stories to life, as shared by the audience. At our Open Session you'll have the opportunity to participate in warm-up games and activities, learning how to collaborate and respond to others' offers. The atmosphere is filled with gentleness, laughter, care, and openness. Feel free to join in as much or as little as you like. Session cost £10, Free places available on request - message us on here or email to duncan@monkeyheads.co.uk Who should come to this? Anyone who wants to: Become more supportiveBe more trusting and openReally begin to work in ensemble with your fellow performersChallenge their assumptions about what Improv isAdd more options to your skills and performative offersWe look forward to seeing you there! What's not to like. Fun should be hard work... But hard work should be fun. Information Source: Impro(ve) Your Soul | eventbrite

Come along and join Duncan from Impro(ve) and Threadbear Theatre for a Playback Theatre performance training session at Hebden Bridge's community hub, Hope Baptist Church. This unique style of improvised theatre brings real-life stories to life, as shared by the audience. At the session you'll participate in warm-up games and activities, learning how to collaborate and respond to each others' offers. The atmosphere is filled with gentleness, laughter, care, and openness. Feel free to join in as much or as little as you like. We'll then move on to the core concepts in Playback Theatre and the structure of a performance. At the end of the day we will present a short Playback performance to an invited audience for them and us to enjoy. 3-4pm Warm-up and connecting through Play.4-5pm Playback Techniques: Shortforms, Music, Cloths, Longform.5-5.30pm a light meal together to chat and debrief.5.30-6pm set-up for the perfomance.6-7pm open performance to an invited audience.Session cost £20, Free places available on request - message us on here or email to duncan@monkeyheads.co.uk Objectives – What you’ll walk out with: An understanding of what Playback is and its place in the Improv Pantheon, an ability to make physical connection a key part of your practice, the bravery to make big choices, support when you need to and the belief that you will be supported when you lead. Who should come to this? Anyone who wants to: Become more supportiveBe more trusting and openReally begin to work in ensemble with your fellow performersChallenge their assumptions about what Improv isAdd more options to your skills and performative offersWhat's not to like. Fun should be hard work... But hard work should be fun. We look forward to seeing you there! Information Source: Impro(ve) Your Soul | eventbrite

We'll play our performance games that we practice in our weekly sessions. If you'd like to perform then please come to the sessions, there's one just before this Jam. It's Hebden's answer to Whose Line is it Anyway? But better... more than likely... Come and have a jolly good laugh while we all have a jolly good laugh. Jam that's better than raspberry... probably. Information Source: Impro(ve) Your Soul | eventbrite

Come along and join Threadbear Theatre and Impro(ve) for a Playback Theatre Open Session at Hebden Bridge's vibrant new community hub (Hope Baptist Church). This unique style of improvised theatre brings real-life stories to life, as shared by the audience. At our Open Session you'll have the opportunity to participate in warm-up games and activities, learning how to collaborate and respond to others' offers. The atmosphere is filled with gentleness, laughter, care, and openness. Feel free to join in as much or as little as you like. Session cost £10, Free places available on request - message us on here or email to duncan@monkeyheads.co.uk Who should come to this? Anyone who wants to: Become more supportiveBe more trusting and openReally begin to work in ensemble with your fellow performersChallenge their assumptions about what Improv isAdd more options to your skills and performative offersWe look forward to seeing you there! What's not to like. Fun should be hard work... But hard work should be fun. Information Source: Impro(ve) Your Soul | eventbrite

Come along and join Duncan from Impro(ve) and Threadbear Theatre for a Playback Theatre performance training session at Hebden Bridge's community hub, Hope Baptist Church. This unique style of improvised theatre brings real-life stories to life, as shared by the audience. At the session you'll participate in warm-up games and activities, learning how to collaborate and respond to each others' offers. The atmosphere is filled with gentleness, laughter, care, and openness. Feel free to join in as much or as little as you like. We'll then move on to the core concepts in Playback Theatre and the structure of a performance. At the end of the day we will present a short Playback performance to an invited audience for them and us to enjoy. 3-4pm Warm-up and connecting through Play.4-5pm Playback Techniques: Shortforms, Music, Cloths, Longform.5-5.30pm a light meal together to chat and debrief.5.30-6pm set-up for the perfomance.6-7pm open performance to an invited audience.Session cost £20, Free places available on request - message us on here or email to duncan@monkeyheads.co.uk Objectives – What you’ll walk out with: An understanding of what Playback is and its place in the Improv Pantheon, an ability to make physical connection a key part of your practice, the bravery to make big choices, support when you need to and the belief that you will be supported when you lead. Who should come to this? Anyone who wants to: Become more supportiveBe more trusting and openReally begin to work in ensemble with your fellow performersChallenge their assumptions about what Improv isAdd more options to your skills and performative offersWhat's not to like. Fun should be hard work... But hard work should be fun. We look forward to seeing you there! Information Source: Impro(ve) Your Soul | eventbrite

This is the not a run club erm run club and we're hoping for sunsets. Pathfinder Route 018 will take place on Thursday 27th March. Approx 8km and 300m of elevation, and will see us take in an absolutely beautiful route around Broadhead Clough....sunsets optional. If you've ever wanted to explore the amazing trails we have on our doorstep, or are looking for an opportunity to meet new like-minded people then Pathfinder is for you. It's a regular, informal, meeting facilitated by friends of moi outside to encourage people to find the joy in trail running in a socially paced group, with the opportunity to walk and talk up the really steep bits. Please reserve a space here if you plan to join. We also require runners to bring a headtorch and a jacket. Bringing some water and a snack is advisable. Routes will change each time and be shared in advance. New paths to find, and old ones to connect. Route for 018 can be found here. Please familiarise yourself with the route prior to the run. Eyes peeled and have some fun. Information Source: moi outside | eventbrite