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Crafty Crapchat (Stitchin’ no Bitchin’)
Crafty Crapchat
July 26th 2010 from 18:00.
Divinity Café, Trinity Theatre.
Nametags to sew into school uniforms? Buttons to be sewn on? Seams to be mended? Do you have a to-do pile of clothing lurking in a darkened corner of your home? Well, why don’t you bring your pile of tedium along to Trinity on Monday night and do it there? That way, you can have a glass of wine and engage in witty chitchat whilst you work. Then it won’t seem like such a boring chore at all. Or you can bring fun stuff to do. Like knitting. Or cross-stitch. Or Etch-A-Sketch. Or even just yourself. See you there!
Sunday 25 July 2010, 12 onwards
Trinity Arts Centre Gardens (Church Road)
We’ve joined forces with Trinity and local residents in organising a picnic for regular twuddlers and twuttlers, as well as their friends and family – no school to worry about and lots of room to run around safely!
Bring your own picnic and share – although Divinity Cafe will be there as usual and in addition I am told a Pimms tent has been organised from 2 o’clock by the Trinity Theatre Company to coincide with the run of its summer play, the Oscar Wilde classic The Importance of Being Earnest.
Just claim a spot, put down your picnic blanket, and make yourself at home. No fighting over the picnic tables that have been recently installed in the garden! 
See you there!
Congratulations to all the winners of the second Twuttle/Twuddle PhotoWalk. The grand prize winner, James Galpin, chose the British Heart Foundation as his charity to which the proceeds of all the sales of the prints go to, as well as the £80 raised from Sankey’s fish finger sandwiches. Here are the winners and well done to everyone who took part:
Full details:
1st prize: James Galpin – fisheye stairs in black and white – Trophy and £20 voucher for use in Redbox.
2nd prize: Tim Quick – Homeless man in doorway in black and white – Trophy and £10 voucher for use in Redbox.
3rd prize: Laura Goode – “Charlie” in black and white 120mm format film – Trophy and £5 voucher for use in Redbox.
Most like a postcard : Justin Spain – Dunorlan park – 35mm colour – £5 voucher to spend at Redbox.
Judges favourite : Peter Turner – Lady in window looking thoughtful – 35mm colour (this was one of Andrew Newson’s students. – £5 voucher to spend at Redbox.
Best use of a prop : Max Kimber – Picture of guy (Craig Burton) in street with rubber ring in shape of dragon around neck! – £5 voucher to spend at Redbox.
Don’t forget that you can see the original prints in all their glory at the Wobblybridge Gallery until the 6th of July so if you haven’t seen them yet please pop along to visit Paul and have a look. You can also purchase the prints*, courtesy of RedBox Cameras, for £10 with the proceeds going to the British Heart Foundation.
* Prints only available with the individual photographer’s permission ~ please speak to staff at Redbox Cameras for further information. Simply tell them (or Paul at Wobblybridge) which photo you’d like a print of and they will do the rest.
Today was a special Twuttle as we were joined by the local Tunbridge Wells MP, Greg Clark. Here are some photos from this morning’s event.
Today’s photos are courtesy of Anke (first 29) and David Bartholomew (final 25).
