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Hi everyone,
Start July with the chance to win a brilliant evening out! Enter our latest competition for the opportunity to enjoy a Comedy Club night and dinner at Ronnie's - the perfect excuse for a laugh-filled night with friends or family.
Summer has arrived, so step outdoors. Head to the High Street to browse more than 30 stalls showcasing traditional and contemporary crafts, watch live demonstrations, enjoy Morris dancers and live music, and celebrate the skills of local makers at Thornbury's first Heritage Craft Fair. You can also enjoy love under the stars at Berkeley Castle's outdoor performance of Romeo and Juliet, take a walk in the woods at Tortworth Forest Centre and pack up a picnic to enjoy with Thornbury Churches Together.
Celebrate Thornbury United Reformed Church's 200th Anniversary with an Organ Concert, and local creative talent at Thornbury Art Club's 61st Annual Summer Exhibition. This year the exhibition has a series of accompanying events, culminating with a book fair.
Expand your horizons: learn about two remarkable historical figures with local connections at the Mad Jack and the Severn Bore monologues, and hear from a survivor of one of the biggest medical disasters in history at Living with Thalidomide.
Finally, the school holidays begin this month, and there's plenty to keep children entertained - highlights include Dinosaur Day at Berkeley Castle, The Invert Show at Thornbury Active Centre, animal-themed crafts at Old Down Country Park and Thornbury Library's Summer Reading Challenge.
You can browse hundreds more local events anytime in the MyThornbury calendar and if you have an event to share, get in touch.
Best wishes,
Claire
