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SUMMARY:Heritage Open Days: The Life and Times of the Fisher Theatre
DESCRIPTION:The Life and Times of the Fisher Theatre\nMonday 14 September to Saturday 19 September \n10am to 3pm \nLocation: 10 Broad Street\, Bungay\, Suffolk\, NR35 1EE \nContact on day: Cathy Edwards-Gill\, 01986 895367 \nPre-booking not required \nTo celebrate 20 years since the Fisher Theatre reopened its doors\, this exhibition takes you on a journey through the remarkable story of one of Bungay’s much-loved landmarks. \nDiscover the theatre’s colourful beginnings as part of David Fisher’s ambitious Theatre Circuit\, its closure and changing fortunes\, and the years when its future looked uncertain. Then follow the inspiring story of its rescue in 2006 and the extraordinary renaissance that followed. \nTwo decades on\, the Fisher is once again a thriving centre for performance\, culture and community — firmly restored to its place at the heart of Bungay. \n\nDisabled access and facilities\nParent and child facilities\nAssistance dogs welcome\nDogs welcome\nRefreshments
URL:https://bungay-suffolk.co.uk/events/heritage-open-days-the-life-and-times-of-the-fisher-theatre/
LOCATION:Fisher Theatre
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SUMMARY:Heritage Open Day Event - Wool Linen Silk
DESCRIPTION:Wool Linen Silk\nFriday 18 September/ Saturday 19 September / Sunday 20 September \n10am to 4pm \nLocation: St Mary’s Church\, St Mary’s Street\, Bungay\, Suffolk\, NR35 1AX \nContact on day: Frances Betts\, 07976274442 \nPre-booking not required \nA celebration of vestments and textiles across various faiths in the Bungay area. \nDifferent religions often display their beliefs and emotions through ornate motifs and symbols.\nDiscover this fine work from within the community\, covering the period of the 19th century to the present day. \n\nWheelchair accessible\nRefreshments
URL:https://bungay-suffolk.co.uk/events/heritage-open-day-event-wool-linen-silk/
LOCATION:St Mary’s Church
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SUMMARY:Heritage Open Day Event:  Worthy Women
DESCRIPTION:Worthy Women\nSaturday 19 September \n10am to 3pm \nLocation: Bungay Town Hall\, 1A Broad Street\, Bungay\, Suffolk\, NR35 1EE \nThe exhibition includes access to the Council Chambers. \nContact on day: John Adams\,  07900240169 \nPre-booking not required \nThroughout Bungay’s history\, women have played a vital role in shaping the town and its surrounding communities while making an enduring contribution to the welfare and lives of its people.  \nThe exhibition celebrates just five of the women from the last millennium who made a particularly interesting contribution: \nGundred de Beaumont (Gundred\, Countess of Norfolk) was an Anglo-Norman noblewoman and the founder of Bungay Priory. \nLavinia Crosse  (Mother Lavinia) was an English Anglican nun and foundress. She founded the Anglican Community of All Hallows near Ditchingham. \nLilias Rider Haggard MBE was awarded the MBE in 1920 for her work as a Voluntary Aid Detachment auxiliary nurse during the First World War.    She wrote a number of books inhcluding ‘Norfolk Life’ based on the columns she wrote for the Eastern Daily Press. \nElizabeth Bonhote was born in Bungay in April 1744.  She founded almshouses for elderly women and the widows of poor traders in Bungay.  Elizabeth penned the Gothic romance novel ‘Bungay Castle’ after her husband had bought the ruins of Bungay Castle. \nNurse Marjorie Britain arrived in Bungay around 1920 to work as a nurse and midwife.  She supervised the birth of hundreds of babies.  She started ‘Bungay Baby’ week as part of a national campaign to improve knowledge of the feeding and rearing of infants. She also served on a national committee for infant welfare. \n\nWheelchair accessible on the ground floor but not on upper floors\n\n 
URL:https://bungay-suffolk.co.uk/events/heritage-open-day-event-worthy-women/
LOCATION:bungay town hall\, 1A Broad Street\,\, Bungay\, Suffolk\, NR35 1EE
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