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Why not enjoy an afternoon of culture (and a delicious afternoon tea) at East Dene this Sunday. Tickets are selling fast, so call now to secure yours.
What’s On
Below you’ll find the latest features highlighting the upcoming events here on the Isle of Wight.
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Any money donated will go directly for use in community projects to prevent plastic bags entering the ocean by turning them into paving slabs.
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All are welcome to the Exhibition Preview on Friday 17th July to meet Julian and Steve as well as some of the subject of the exhibition (including yours truly). If you can't make it along, the exhibition runs until 4th October 2015.
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There is an amazing variety of films being screened as part of the Isle of Wight Film Festival Feature Film Competition. Don't miss the chance to see these independently-made films from around the world.
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A rally and speeches will be held in St Thomas’s Square on Wednesday on the first day of strike action by members of the National Education Union
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There'll be late night shopping, Christmas carols and Santa's Grotto, with all proceeds going to charity
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Details of two music events coming up in aid of the Joe Ellis fund, aiming to raise £100,000 for pioneering cancer treatment for this 13 year old Islander.
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The Hospice are to be applauded for going down the route of a virtual balloon race. It'll be raising money for the Hospice whilst protecting the environment. Hurrah!
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Sailors are desperate to get back out on their boats and the Round the Island Race is being tipped as one of the biggest events to be staged since the UK’s first lockdown a year ago
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Lots of brill music on the cards in Ventnor on Sunday. Come down and check it out.
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Find out what life is like at the magnificent Quarr Abbey this week during the Open Day on Wednesday.
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The latest exhibition at Dimbola Museum and Galleries features close up portraits of great men by Julia Margaret Cameron curated by her son, Henry Herschel Hay Cameron. Details within of the online preview, filmed by Julian Winslow and presented by Gail Middleton
