Featured Events in Worksop in April, 2024 (August Updated)

Triplicity is delighted to present a captivating 30-minute lunchtime concert showcasing the mesmerizing sounds of English woodwind music. Taking place at the beautiful Worksop College/Mountgarret Recital Room in Worksop on April 19, 2024, this remarkable event is not to be missed. Led by the exceptional musicians Sue Edwards, Jonathan Tobutt, and Zoe Glossop, the concert will feature a captivating program, including enchanting compositions by Elizabeth Faulkner and Gordon Jacob. Additionally, attendees will have the privilege of experiencing the first public performance of Alan Richardson's Trio, which was recently discovered by Jonathan Tobutt during his doctoral studies. Tickets for this extraordinary event can be purchased at the door for £8 for adults, £6 for concessions, and £5 for children. As you arrive, please park your vehicle in the convenient main visitor car park located at what3words ///rigs.amid.helps. From there, make your way to the main visitor entrance at what3words ///chemistry.breached.sniff. For any accessibility advice or further inquiries, please contact the organizing office at 01909 537100. Join us for an unforgettable afternoon immersed in the harmonious melodies of Triplicity at Worksop College/Mountgarret Recital Room. Book your tickets now and experience the magic of English woodwind music at its best.

Introduction to Coiling and Slab Built Pottery is a 15-hour introductory course that caters to both beginners and individuals who have completed our Introduction to Pottery course. This course provides an excellent opportunity for participants to gain valuable hand building experience. Throughout the six consecutive Friday morning sessions, attendees will delve into various coiling and slab building techniques, as well as surface and color applications. These essential skills will serve as a solid foundation for future explorations with clay. Moreover, participants will have the chance to interpret set skills in their own unique style. The course fee includes all necessary clay, as well as glazing and firing for up to six items. If desired, additional items can be glazed and fired for a small fee based on their size. To extend their studio time, individuals can also book for Self-Guided Studio Access on Friday afternoons. Although this is not a taught session, tutor support will be available whenever needed. The course is taught by Ruth Waller, a highly experienced tutor and contemporary textile artist. Ruth is part of the award-winning creative partnership Waller Hewett and has an impressive portfolio of artwork and installations. Join us at The Harley Pottery Studio, located in the picturesque countryside of Worksop, for this partially funded event by Inspire: Libraries, Museums and Culture. This unique space, surrounded by practicing artists and makers, offers an accessible and affordable place for individuals to practice pottery making. Don't miss this opportunity to expand your skills and unleash your creativity. Register now for Introduction to Coiling and Slab Built Pottery.

Experience the grand opening of "The Art of Trees" at The Harley Foundation in Worksop. Immerse yourself in four captivating exhibitions that delve into the enchanting world of trees and woodland. Delight in Anthony Whishaw's mesmerizing collection of oversized, abstract paintings capturing the essence of woodland landscapes, while Effie Burns presents exquisite cast glass artworks showcasing nature's delicate beauty. Witness the intricate pencil drawings of Britain's ancient oaks by Mark Frith, including a stunning portrayal of Nottinghamshire's iconic Major Oak. Let Paul Hart's evocative black and white photographs transport you to the serene depths of a pine forest plantation in nearby Ladybower Reservoir, Derbyshire. Join us on April 20, 2024, for an unforgettable journey through the captivating realm of trees and woodland at The Art of Trees event. Don't miss this rare opportunity to explore the artistry and beauty of nature's timeless treasures.

Discover the intriguing life of the 5th Duke of Portland in an exclusive museum talk led by Dr. Lauren Batt at The Harley Foundation in Worksop. Unravel the myths surrounding this atypical Victorian aristocrat, known for peculiar habits like wearing multiple pairs of socks and solely communicating through letters under his bedroom door. Dr. Batt, a respected historian and Assistant Curator at the Portland Collection, will delve into the true essence of the Duke, drawing from authentic accounts to paint a more accurate portrait of his character and motivations. With experience in prestigious historical projects at renowned institutions like Gucci, Chatsworth, Hardwick Hall, and Derby Museums, Dr. Batt brings a wealth of knowledge to shed light on the enigmatic figure of the 5th Duke. Don't miss this opportunity to gain deeper insights into the man behind the myths on April 26, 2024, at The Harley Foundation. Tickets are priced affordably from £3 to £10.

Experience a delightful evening of music at the Spring Serenade, presented by Worksop College. This event showcases a diverse programme of music performed by the college's main ensembles, including the Orchestra, String Ensemble, and Concert Band. In addition, there will be chamber groups, talented instrumentalists, and exceptional singers lending their voices to this captivating performance. The young musicians of Worksop College are sure to impress and entertain with their extraordinary talent. To attend this enchanting event, please park your vehicle in the main visitor car park located at ///rigs.amid.helps. Access to the venue is through the Chapel door located at ///singer.thousands.standards. For any accessibility advice, kindly contact the office at 01909 537100. Spring Serenade will take place on April 26, 2024, at Worksop College Chapel, situated on Cuthberts Avenue in Worksop, S80 3AP. This event is free of charge, making it a wonderful opportunity to enjoy a night of exceptional music. Join us for an evening of remarkable talent and musical artistry.