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Sarah McGhie posted an eventThe Sixteen at Peterborough Cathedral
January 29, 2011 from 7:30pm to 10pm
http://www.peterborough-cathedral.org.uk/16 The Sixteen are playing at Peterborough Cathedral on Saturday January 29th 2011. This is a unique concert devised especially for Peterborough and our Katharine of Aragon Festival. The programme – The Queen of Earthly Queens – features pieces Katharine would have heard and danced to at court as well as a piece written especially for her by Henry VIIIth. Tickets are £20, £12, £8 and are…See More
Sarah McGhie replied to Georgina Chatfield's discussion Creative Gathering no.2 in the group Arts and Social Change"This is 'the Ning' then???!!!! A word I never I knew existed until this week - a bit like the great, warm, fabulous and creative group of people I encountered on Monday evening. For weeks I have sat at the cathedral, scratching my head,…"
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Arts and Social Change
Arts and Social Change is helping to build social and cultural capital, strengthening Peterborough’s arts community and enhancing what it can offer to residents, visitors and the local economy.See More
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- Where are you from?
- Peterborough cathedral
- Have you lived in Peterborough long?
- all life (bar 10 years)
- What is your own vision for Peterborough?
- Vibrant community embracing diversity of age, gender, faith & ability
- One thing you'd like to change about the place?
- can't do attitude
- What areas of the Citizen Power project are you most interested in?
- arts
- What's your favourite place to eat in Peterborough?
- The Cuckoo Alwalton
- Favourite place to go?
- Ferry Meadows, Sacrewell Farm, Town Park
- If a Martian came to Peterborough, what would you show him/her/it to explain what the place was about?
- cathedral - heritage & icon, Ferry Meadows - family
- Tell us some more about yourself
- Mum & passionate believer in peterboro
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