EVENTS: Pheasants, Poachers and Pies is the title of a talk organised by Caroline Carr-Whitworth which will take listeners inside the bygone era of Brodsworth Hall. The Stories from the Brodsworth Estate event includes a visit to see the stable block
and restored game cart. The event takes place from 2pm and must be booked in advance.on (01302) 722598.
MUSIC: The Alan Cuckston Trio will be performing for Sprotbrough Music Society at St Mary's Church Hall from 7.30pm. The distinguished pianist, organist and conductor will be joined by Andrew Watkinson (violin, viola) and Dan Gibson (clarinet) for a programme of music featuring the likes of Mozart. Admission is £5 for members and £8 for non members.
FRIDAYWALK: A Walking for Health volunteer walk leader training day will take place from 9.30am to 4.30pm as part of Doncaster Countryside activities unit. The one day course is for anyone over the age of 18 who is willing and able to lead walks in the community. Contact (01302) 300798 for more details.
SATURDAYWALK: Two Sides Of Youlgreave is the title of a walk organised by Doncaster Ramblers. The ten mile moderate ramble takes in Over Haddon, Bradford Dale, Elton, the Limestone Way and Alport. Meet at 10am in the Over Haddon pay and display car park. More details from Joyce Gubbins and Angie Evans on (01302) 856473 and 530310 respectively.
CHILDREN: If you are between the ages of 8 and 11 and are interested in wildlife and the environment, Doncaster Council's Countryside Activities Junior Rangers event takes place from 10am at Sandall Beat. Membership is free. Contact (01302) 300798 for more details.
EVENTS: Fans of Japanese animation can enjoy a day devoted to manga artwork and games at The Hub today. The event, organised by Doncaster book store Waterstone's, will run from 10am to 4pm and is expected to attract up to 200 enthusiasts. Entry is free and visitors will have the chance to win a Nintendo Wii.
SUNDAYEVENTS: The weekly car boot sale takes place at the Keepmoat Stadium from 6.30am to 12.30pm Toilet and refreshment facilities will be available. For further details contact (01302) 862480.
OUTDOORS: Green Guardians is a free monthly event at Sandall Beat from 10am to noon for young people to learn about the environment. Children aged up to 11 years old are welcome, but participants must be accompanied by a parent or guardian. Contact (01302) 300798 for more details.
MONDAYART: An exhibition of work from the eight local schools that form the Danum Pyramid - Danum School Technology College and seven local primary schools - continues at Doncaster Museum and Art Gallery until October 5. Admission is free.
TUESDAYWILDLIFE: Enjoy a bat and moth watch event with naturalist Colin Howes in a Friends of Cusworth Park organised event at Cusworth Hall. The event takes place from 7.30pm. More details are available from the hall on (01302) 782342.
WALK: A ten to 11 mile moderate walk organised by Doncaster Ramblers takes place from 10am taking in Bunting Wood, Stainforth, Fishlake and Bramwith. Meet at 10am at the car park near the petrol station. Contact Peter Hair for more details on (01302) 845376.
WEDNESDAYTHEATRE: Abba The Show, an award- winning presentation taking in the songs of the fab four, comes to the Civic Theatre. Enjoy all the hits as well as all the glitz and glamour of the 70s. Tickets are priced at £14.50 (concessions £12.50). Tickets from the box office on (01302) 342349.
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