Wednesday 27 July 2016

Week 31 2016

Hello!

St Emilion hosted their 3rd Jazz festival with international groups congregating in the beautiful village for concerts throughout the weekend.

There were free concerts, open air concerts, concerts in old buildings and big and small concerts.  Something for everyone.

Whatever you do this week in the Gironde and Dordogne regions, have a great week.


Best wishes,
Helen
notjustfortheholidays@orange.fr

Week 31 2016

 
Monday 25 July

Tuesday 26 July

26 July : Castillon-la-Bataille night market

26 July : Eymet night market

26 July : Monteton night market


Wednesday 27 July

27 July : Beach rugby at the Plage in Port Ste Foy


 27 July : Monsegur night market

27 July : Blasimon night market featuring Kevin Rouzier

27 July : Open rehearsals begin for the Gensac Chamber Orchestra, find out more, including the full schedule here 

Thursday 28 July

28 July 18h30 : Leaving from St Antoine de Breuilh a night time canoe trip along the Dordogne.


28 July :  Night market in Ste-Foy-la-Grande - Featuring Luis Garaate Blanes (cumbia?)

28 July : Duras Night market

28 July : Eymet night market

28 July : Artist in residence in St Emilion.

Friday 29 July

29 July 14h30 - 17:30 : Something for the children 'Ton selfie en stenope'




















29 July : Live music at the Jardin public in Ste Foy la Grande.

29 July : Concert by the Gensac Chamber Orchestra in the church in Lapouyade.


29 July : Villefranche de Lonchat night market - apparently they have great ice-cream!

29 July : Bonneville night market

29 July : escargolade in Pellegrue

29 July : Battle of Castillon http://www.batailledecastillon.com/index_en.html

Saturday 30 July

30 July 14h : Concours de Petanque in Grezillac




















30 July : 11eme Marche d'ete at Font Vidal in Julliac. Night market with live music

30 July : Battle of Castillon http://www.batailledecastillon.com/index_en.html

30 July : Burlesque musical theatre in Monsegur.



30 July 20h : Big Ed & the Red Balls at the Bar-Restaurant L'Imprevu in Issac

















 


30 July 21h : Djangophil in Concert at the Gensake

30 July 21h : Concert by the Gensac Chamber Orchestra in the church at Rauzan




30 - 31 July : Fete de la Riviere in Ste Foy. Find out more here

Sunday 31 July 

31 July : Fete de la Riviere at Lamothe-Motravel




31 July : Vide Grenier in Naujan et Postiac




















31 July : Celebrating Shakespeare in Loubes Bernac.


May 2016 marked the 400th anniversary of the death of William Shakespeare, 
probably the world’s most loved and read poet and playwright.  
Commemorations are being held throughout the world to mark this occasion. 
On Sunday 31st July at 5pm in the church in Loubes-Bernac, there will be a unique commemoration in words and music, of 
Shakespeare’s life and work.
This will include extracts from his plays, both spoken and sung, songs by
 Schubert, Finzi and Richard Errington, period music from Ad Libitum, 
and most important the World Premier of the recently rewritten 
 “Ariel Plays” by Simon Kenworthy.  This is a fabulously rich choral work 
which Simon originally presented with the Eymet Choir, but he has 
substantially rewritten it for the baritone soloist, Peter Fowler, with Jonathan 
Smalley as pianist and the Ariel Choir.  The work is based on texts from 
both The Tempest and one of the Sonnets.
It will be a spine-tingler!
Entry is free but with a retiring collection.

Ron Marsh.     Ronald.marsh@wanadoo.fr 

31 July 18h : Concert by the Gensac Chamber Orchestra in the church in Gensac

Coming up...









And finally...

What to do with the glut of courgettes - my favourite recipe for them, thank you Jamie Oliver!








Week 31 2016

Hello!

St Emilion hosted their 3rd Jazz festival with international groups congregating in the beautiful village for a weekend of concerts throughout the weekend.  There were free concerts, open air concerts, concerts in old buildings and big and small concerts.  Something for everyone.

Whatever you do this week in the Gironde and Dordogne regions, have a great week.

Best wishes,
Helen
notjustfortheholidays@orange.fr

Week 31 2016

 
Monday 25 July

Tuesday 26 July

26 July : Castillon-la-Bataille night market

26 July : Eymet night market

26 July : Monteton night market


Wednesday 27 July

27 July : Beach rugby at the Plage in Port Ste Foy


 27 July : Monsegur night market

27 July : Blasimon night market featuring Kevin Rouzier

27 July : Open rehearsals begin for the Gensac Chamber Orchestra, find out more, including the full schedule here 

Thursday 28 July

28 July 18h30 : Leaving from St Antoine de Breuilh a night time canoe trip along the Dordogne.


28 July :  Night market in Ste-Foy-la-Grande - Featuring Luis Garaate Blanes (cumbia?)

28 July : Duras Night market

28 July : Eymet night market

28 July : Artist in residence in St Emilion.

Friday 29 July

29 July 14h30 - 17:30 : Something for the children 'Ton selfie en stenope'




















29 July : Live music at the Jardin public in Ste Foy la Grande.

29 July : Concert by the Gensac Chamber Orchestra in the church in Lapouyade.


29 July : Villefranche de Lonchat night market - apparently they have great ice-cream!

29 July : Bonneville night market

29 July : escargolade in Pellegrue

Saturday 30 July

30 July 14h : Concours de Petanque in Grezillac




















30 July : 11eme Marche d'ete at Font Vidal in Julliac. Night market with live music

30 July : Burlesque musical theatre in Monsegur.



30 July 20h : Big Ed & the Red Balls at the Bar-Restaurant L'Imprevu in Issac

















 


30 July 21h : Djangophil in Concert at the Gensake

30 July 21h : Concert by the Gensac Chamber Orchestra in the church at Rauzan




30 - 31 July : Fete de la Riviere in Ste Foy. Find out more here

Sunday 31 July 

31 July : Fete de la Riviere at Lamothe-Motravel




31 July : Vide Grenier in Naujan et Postiac




















31 July : Celebrating Shakespeare in Loubes Bernac.


May 2016 marked the 400th anniversary of the death of William Shakespeare, 
probably the world’s most loved and read poet and playwright.  
Commemorations are being held throughout the world to mark this occasion. 
On Sunday 31st July at 5pm in the church in Loubes-Bernac, there will be a unique commemoration in words and music, of 
Shakespeare’s life and work.
This will include extracts from his plays, both spoken and sung, songs by
 Schubert, Finzi and Richard Errington, period music from Ad Libitum, 
and most important the World Premier of the recently rewritten 
 “Ariel Plays” by Simon Kenworthy.  This is a fabulously rich choral work 
which Simon originally presented with the Eymet Choir, but he has 
substantially rewritten it for the baritone soloist, Peter Fowler, with Jonathan 
Smalley as pianist and the Ariel Choir.  The work is based on texts from 
both The Tempest and one of the Sonnets.
It will be a spine-tingler!
Entry is free but with a retiring collection.

Ron Marsh.     Ronald.marsh@wanadoo.fr 

31 July 18h : Concert by the Gensac Chamber Orchestra in the church in Gensac

Coming up...









And finally...

What to do with the glut of courgettes - my favourite recipe for them, thank you Jamie Oliver!