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YOGA UNWINED | Appolo Vineyards
Jun 26, 2025 (UTC-4)
Derry
YOGA UNWINED
Come join us for a unique experience at
Appolo Vineyards
where we combine the relaxing practice of yoga with the enjoyment of wine. This event is the perfect opportunity to unwind, stretch, and sip on some delicious wine in a beautiful vineyard setting. Whether you're a yoga enthusiast or a wine lover (or both!), this event is sure to leave you feeling refreshed and rejuvenated. Don't miss out on this fantastic opportunity to treat yourself to a night of relaxation and indulgence!
After the yoga session, stick around for some socializing and refreshments. Pizza & salad included, winetasting additional while chatting with your fellow yogis.
Don't miss out on this chance to unwind and recharge. Grab your yoga mat and join us for YOGA UNWINED!
Claudine :)
Information Source: Claudine Roussel Colarusso | eventbrite
The Turn: Golf & Four-Course Dinner Event at LaBelle Winery Derry | LaBelle Winery - Derry
Jun 1, 2025 (UTC-4)ENDED
Derry
Begin the evening by playing 9-holes of golf at The Links at LaBelle, then head over to our Tasting Room Terrace to enjoy a delicious, golf-inspired dinner. The dinner menu has been specially curated by our talented LaBelle chefs, complemented by LaBelle Wine pairings. This event is a must-attend for those seeking a unique, fun, and social dining experience!
This event is a must-attend for those who love golf and are looking to experience fine dining within a beautiful outdoor setting! Begin by playing a 9-holes of golf at The Links with a shotgun start. Then you’ll indulge in a carefully curated dinner menu with wine pairings served outside on our Tasting Room Terrace..
Space is limited, reserve your spot now!
Each Ticket Includes:
9-holes of golf at The Links at LaBelle
(played shotgun style with up to 4 players per hole, all starting on different holes and rotating. Bring your own golf clubs).
Golf cart usage
(2 players per cart)
Four-Course Dinner, served on our gorgeous outdoor Tasting Room Terrace
Golf-Inspired Dinner Menu:
*This menu has been carefully crafted to highlight the pairings, so unfortunately no substitutions are available for any part of the menu.*
First Course ~
“The Tour” Grazing Table:
w
agyu beef hotdogs, s
mash burger pimento cheese sliders, a
rtisan cheese and charcuterie
Second Course
~
Deconstructed Lobster Roll:
butter-poached lobster, leek soubise, potato brioche crouton, potato crisp -
Paired with LaBelle Rosé Wine
Third Course
~
LaBelle Winery Tomahawk Ribeye: ramp chimichurri, fondant Yukon potato, coffee-roasted tricolor carrots, pickled fiddleheads, black garlic demi glacé - Paired with LaBelle Malbec Wine
Fourth Course
~
Peach Honey Bundt Cake: blueberry cornflake ice cream, honeycomb tuile
Event and Registration Details:
This event takes place at our Derry, NH location at The Links golf course and on the outdoor Terrace of our Tasting Room Barn.
You will be seated with your party and other guests. Tickets purchased together will be seated together.
If you would also like to be seated with those from another online order, please enter the main ticket purchasers' name during checkout.
Ages 21+ are welcome at this event.
Tax and Gratuity is included with your ticket purchase at checkout.
Tickets are electronic and will be emailed to you immediately upon purchase online.
The name on the ticket does not need to match the name of the person attending.
To purchase tickets with a Gift Card, please email us at Tickets@LaBelleWinery.com
Cancellation Policy:
All Ticket purchases are Non-Refundable.
Value of Tickets may be transferred to another LaBelle Public Event up until 10 days prior to this event. No transfers are permitted within 10 days prior to the event.
Tickets may be used by someone else if you cannot attend.
Date:
June 01, 2025
Start time:
04:00 p.m. EDT
End time:
08:00 p.m. EDT
Venue:
LaBelle Winery Derry - 14 Route 111, Derry, NH 03038
Phone:
(603) 672-9898 ext 113
Email:
Tickets@LaBelleWinery.com
Information Source: LaBelle Winery | eventbrite
The Turn: Golf & Four-Course Dinner Event at LaBelle Winery Derry | LaBelle Winery - Derry
Jun 1, 2025 (UTC-4)ENDED
Derry
Begin the evening by playing 9-holes of golf at The Links at LaBelle, then head over to our Tasting Room Terrace to enjoy a delicious, golf-inspired dinner. The dinner menu has been specially curated by our talented LaBelle chefs, complemented by LaBelle Wine pairings. This event is a must-attend for those seeking a unique, fun, and social dining experience!
This event is a must-attend for those who love golf and are looking to experience fine dining within a beautiful outdoor setting! Begin by playing a 9-holes of golf at The Links with a shotgun start. Then you’ll indulge in a carefully curated dinner menu with wine pairings served outside on our Tasting Room Terrace..
Space is limited, reserve your spot now!
Each Ticket Includes:
9-holes of golf at The Links at LaBelle
(played shotgun style with up to 4 players per hole, all starting on different holes and rotating. Bring your own golf clubs).
Golf cart usage
(2 players per cart)
Four-Course Dinner, served on our gorgeous outdoor Tasting Room Terrace
Golf-Inspired Dinner Menu:
*This menu has been carefully crafted to highlight the pairings, so unfortunately no substitutions are available for any part of the menu.*
First Course ~
“The Tour” Grazing Table:
w
agyu beef hotdogs, s
mash burger pimento cheese sliders, a
rtisan cheese and charcuterie
Second Course
~
Deconstructed Lobster Roll:
butter-poached lobster, leek soubise, potato brioche crouton, potato crisp -
Paired with LaBelle Rosé Wine
Third Course
~
LaBelle Winery Tomahawk Ribeye: ramp chimichurri, fondant Yukon potato, coffee-roasted tricolor carrots, pickled fiddleheads, black garlic demi glacé - Paired with LaBelle Malbec Wine
Fourth Course
~
Peach Honey Bundt Cake: blueberry cornflake ice cream, honeycomb tuile
Event and Registration Details:
This event takes place at our Derry, NH location at The Links golf course and on the outdoor Terrace of our Tasting Room Barn.
You will be seated with your party and other guests. Tickets purchased together will be seated together.
If you would also like to be seated with those from another online order, please enter the main ticket purchasers' name during checkout.
Ages 21+ are welcome at this event.
Tax and Gratuity is included with your ticket purchase at checkout.
Tickets are electronic and will be emailed to you immediately upon purchase online.
The name on the ticket does not need to match the name of the person attending.
To purchase tickets with a Gift Card, please email us at Tickets@LaBelleWinery.com
Cancellation Policy:
All Ticket purchases are Non-Refundable.
Value of Tickets may be transferred to another LaBelle Public Event up until 10 days prior to this event. No transfers are permitted within 10 days prior to the event.
Tickets may be used by someone else if you cannot attend.
Date:
June 01, 2025
Start time:
04:00 p.m. EDT
End time:
08:00 p.m. EDT
Venue:
LaBelle Winery Derry - 14 Route 111, Derry, NH 03038
Phone:
(603) 672-9898 ext 113
Email:
Tickets@LaBelleWinery.com
Information Source: LaBelle Winery | eventbrite
4/8/25 | Fody's Tavern (Derry)
Jun 10, 2025 (UTC-4)ENDED
Derry
Information Source: Paintnite.com | eventbrite
BOOK LAUNCH: Barren (fiction) by BYDDI LEE in chat with author SUE DIVIN | Little Acorns Bookstore
Jun 12, 2025 (UTC+1)ENDED
Derry
ABOUT THE EVENT
:
All welcome to the book launch of the novel
BARREN
by N Irish author
BYDDI LEE
in conversation with Derry-based author
SUE DIVIN
. Published by
SEANCHAI BOOKS
, paperback £12.99.
Tickets £4
(includes booking fee, refreshments and £2 off book at event). Doors open from
6:45pm
and close at
7:15pm
ABOUT THE BOOK
:
BARREN
is a transatlantic, historical, mythical and fantasy female-led fictional work.
Two grieving women are connected across time when the forces of nature activate a magical bronze axe they both possess, opening a portal through which they view each other's worlds. When it becomes clear they both need saving, a way must be found to heal the calamities in both their worlds – before time runs out.
In present day California, pregnant Irish emigrant Aisling looks forward to becoming a mother. A sudden miscarriage leaves her devastated, but her unborn daughter's spirit chooses to stay with her offering unheard comfort.
In Neolithic Ireland, huntress Zosime worries another lost pregnancy will diminish her standing in the tribe. When a comet strikes, bringing plague and famine, Zosime embarks on an odyssey to find a way to save her tribe – taking her magical bronze axe which contains the history of her tribe.
The axe is also in Aisling's possession, for both women are from Armagh, separated by thousands of years. When an earthquake activates its powers – suddenly Aisling can see through time and space. Connected to her unborn daughter's spirit and the axe, somehow she can view Zosime's desperate plight. However, the connection means her daughter is trapped between worlds, fading and powerless.
Unless Aisling can trust her new powers and discover the secrets of the axe, her daughter's spirit, Zosime, and the woman's tribe, might be lost forever.
ABOUT THE AUTHOR
:
Byddi Lee
is based in N Ireland. Author of
BARREN
(Seanchai Books, 2025),
REJUVENATION
, a speculative fiction trilogy (first published by Castrum Press, 2020) and
MARCH TO NOVEMBE
R
(Sheanchai Books, 2014).
LEE has published flash fiction, short stories and co-edited
The Bramley – An Anthology of Flash Fiction Armagh
, Volumes 1 and 2. She also writes for stage and screen and is a member of BBC Writersroom Voices 23.
Co-founder of and manages
Flash Fiction Armagh
, which was shortlisted as Best Regular Spoken Word Night in the
Saboteur Awards
in 2019.
LEE is an Arts Council Northern Ireland supported writer and holds professional membership at the Irish Writers Centre in Dublin and the Society of Authors, UK.
For more information, please see:
www.byddilee.com
**
Information Source: Little Acorns Bookstore (Derry) | eventbrite
Book Launch: GOOD TROUBLE by FOREST ISSAC JONES in conversation | Little Acorns Bookstore
Jun 20, 2025 (UTC+1)ENDED
Derry
GOOD TROUBLE: The Selma, Alabama and
Derry, Northern Ireland Connection 1963-1972
by
Forest Issac Jones
, Ed.D. Published by
Anthem Press
. Paperback £19.99
ABOUT THE EVENT
:
The Derry Book Launch of
GOOD TROUBLE
by author
Forest Issac Jones
in converastion with author
Julieann Campbell
Tickets £4
(includes booking fee, refreshments and
£2 off
book at event). Doors open from
6:45pm
and close at
7:15pm
ABOUT THE BOOK
:
This year, 2025, commemorates the 60th anniversary of the Selma march and the book, GOOD TROUBLE, illustrates the strong connection between the
Black Civil Rights Movement
in the United States and the
Catholic Civil Rights Movement
in N Ireland – specifically the influence of the Selma to Montgomery march on the 1969 Belfast to Derry march through oral history, based on numerous interviews of events leading up to both marches and afterwards.
The author, JONES, interviews
Richard Smiley
and
Sheyann Webb-Christburg
, who were both at Bloody Sunday in Selma and in the march to Montgomery at ages sixteen and eight respectively, as well as relatives of the Courageous Eight (whose family members were Selma citizens who started the movement and invited Dr. King to Selma to help fight with them).
JONES also travelled to Dublin, Belfast, and Derry to conduct interviews with those who were involved in that movement (including
Billy McVeigh
– featured in the BAFTA winning documentary,
Once Upon A Time In Northern Ireland
). He further spoke with
Eamonn McCann
, who is known as the John Lewis of Northern Ireland due to his leadership on the Belfast to Derry march which concluded at the infamous Burntollet Bridge attack in 1969, strikingly similar to Bloody Selma on the Edmund Pettus Bridge in 1965.
Unlike most books on Northern Ireland which focus on Bloody Sunday, GOOD TROUBLE focuses on the pivotal incidents at Burntollet Bridge and the Battle of the Bogside. It provides one of the few objective, comprehensive histories of the connection between the two movements that have transformed both countries.
With clarity and precision, JONES examines the movements’ origins, its links, marches, protests, riots and dangerous confrontations, and the roles of individuals that helped bring change in both countries.
Julieanne Campbell
(award-winning author of
On Bloody Sunday
) contributed the Introduction, which sets up the story of how the Catholics saw the courage of the Black civil rights movement on television and found inspiration.
This book is close to the author’s heart as both of his parents marched to integrate lunch counters and movie theatres in Salisbury, North Carolina, in 1963 as college students. His mother was at the 1963 March to Washington where
Martin Luther King
gave his ‘I Have a Dream’ speech.
ABOUT THE AUTHOR
:
Forest Issac JONES
is an award-winning author of non-fiction and essays, specialising in the study of Irish History, the US Civil Rights Movement and Northern Ireland. His latest essay, ‘The Civil Rights Connection Between The USA and Northern Ireland’ was awarded honorable mention in the category of Non-fiction Essay by
Writer’s Digest
in their 93rd annual writing competition. Over the years, JONES has won awards from
Writer’s Digest
in 2022 and 2023. His award-winning essay about African Americans at D-Day was published in 2024 by
WWII History Magazine
.
In addition to writing, he is a frequent speaker who has given talks about everything from African Americans at D-Day and The Troubles in N Ireland. SEE:
www.forestissacjones.com
REVIEWS
:
"By viewing the events in Derry through the prism of those in Selma, Forest Jones draws attention to the striking commonality in cause and consequence of both the American and Northern Irish Civil Rights movements, and the awful violence which attempted to silence those twin cries for equality. In doing so, he creates an insightful and compelling examination of a terrible period in our shared histories and highlights the need for society to learn from the past for a more equitable future.”―
Brian McGilloway
, Author
"An important book that traces the parallels between two different fights for civil rights."―
Sharon Dempsey
, Author
“The first comprehensive look at the connection between the two Civil Rights movements in the USA and Northern Ireland. Jones has written a book that is worthy of its subject.”―
Chris Riches
, Journalist
“Jones is a detailed researcher, and Good Trouble is based on a wide array of material, old and new... Jones offers affecting accounts of both the Selma to Montgomery march and the Belfast to Derry march. His book reads like a historical thriller at times. A must read.”―
Richard Moriarty
, Editor
**
Information Source: Little Acorns Bookstore (Derry) | eventbrite