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An Evening with Lucy Lapwing: Wildlife Walk & Book Talk
Friday 16 October · 18:00 – 21:30
Penrith Library, Penrith
Join Penrith Action for Community Transition (PACT) and Cumbria Wildlife Trust for a celebration of the natural world with naturalist, wildlife campaigner, and BBC Springwatch presenter, Lucy Lapwing! We’re kicking things off with a free wildlife walk, followed by an evening talk to celebrate Lucy’s beautifully joyous debut book, Love is a Toad: Exploring our Relationship with Nature. Feel free to attend both parts or just the walk/talk…whatever suits you! Part 1: Wildlife Walk with Lucy Lapwing & Cumbria Wildlife Trust at Cold Springs Nature Reserve | 5:00pm - 6:00pm | Meet at the Wildlife Garden (What three words ///clubs.lunch.access) | Free, just turn up! Part 2: Author Talk – Lucy Lapwing in conversation with fellow naturalist and author of Wild Fell, Lee Schofield Penrith Library | 7:00pm - 8:30pm | Tickets start from £3 for general admission to £18 for admission and a signed copy of "Love is a Toad". Refreshments will be available for £1. Book your ticket for the book talk here: https://www.trybooking.com/uk/GVDI
Kids Halloween Party - KIDS MONSTER BASH!
Friday 30 October · 14:00 – 17:00
Greystoke Castle, Penrith
£10 PER CHILD. Fancy dress encouraged, come dressed as your favourite character. Apple bobbing, cakes & sweets, dancing to Halloween hits. Adults go free. All children must be accompanied by an adult. Tickets on sale @ www.greystokecastle.co.uk/whatson/
An evening with Anne-Marie Sanderson @ Verey Books
Friday 18 December · 19:30 – 19:30
Verey Books, Penrith
Anne-Marie Sanderson is a Cumbrian singer-songwriter whose music is at once earthy and airy, grounded yet ethereal. Drawing inspiration from nature, literature and the complexities and contradictions of modern life, Sanderson’s haunting melodies and poetic lyrics mesmerise and enchant, with transportive effects on listeners. Her 2024 album, Old Light, has been described as “melodically divine” (BBC Introducing), “uplifting and gentle” (NARC), and “articulate and ethereal” (Rocking Magpie). Previous releases include her EP, Book Songs Vol. 1 (2018), a collection of songs inspired by the work of authors including Robert Macfarlane, Sarah Hall and Barbara Kingsolver. Anne-Marie brings an intimate and atmospheric set, blending the delicate introspection of Nick Drake with the expressive, ethereal tones of Kate Bush. Accompanying herself on guitar and piano, her performances are quietly powerful and deeply moving. Her music has been played on regional and national BBC radio, and she has toured in the UK, Europe and USA. Anne-Marie joins us at Verey Books on the cusp of the release of her new album, Corydalis (out in January 2027). By turns mysterious, introspective, yearning and ultimately uplifting, Corydalis (named after the delicate yet resilient plant found growing in cracks in walls) shines a light on the power of little things and the glimmers to be found in unexpected places. “real substance and quality” – Tom Robinson “articulate and ethereal…” – Rocking Magpie “absolutely wonderful… I can recommend Anne-Marie’s live show, it’s fantastic” – BBC Introducing
An evening with Phil Bates (from ELO Part II)
Saturday 19 December · 20:00 – 20:00
Greystoke Castle, Penrith
An evening with the singer songwriter from ELO Part 2, Phil Bates. The performance will take place in the 'Great Hall'. Tickets on sale for £25. The Carriageworks will be open serving Pizza & Burgers from an indoor BBQ.

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