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The events guide on this website is open to everyone organising an event in Warwickshire.
Before accepting an event for the list however, it needs to comply with a few rules :
  • The event must take place within Warwickshire, UK
  • It must not promote, endorse or in any way encourage any illegal activity
  • Your event must be open to the public
  • Your event will be sent to the Web team for moderation
 
To view events at the Civic Hall, Bedworth please refer to the Civic Hall website.
 
 
 
July
Saturday 24th July - Sunday 19th September 2010
From 24/07/2010 10:30  To 19/09/2010 16:30
Good Vibrations: An Exhibition on the Science of Sound
How is sound picked up by ears? What can create different tones in noises and music? Find out in this exciting, hands-on exhibition at Nuneaton Museum & Art Gallery. 
 
We are surrounded by sound and our ears are bombarded by noise but do you know how sound is made and how it travels? It's all to do with vibrations of course! 
 
Get hands on with over 15 interactives and experiment with unusual musical instruments. Find out how your vocal cords work and what singers use to sing well. 
 
Puzzle your brain and test your friends with sound illusions. You can even watch your voice on a computer screen! Visit this exhibition which is ideal for all the family this summer. 
 
Suitable for all, entry to the museum is free!
Good Vibrations interactives
Times: 
Museum & Tearoom Opening Times: 
Tuesday: Saturday 10.30am - 4.30pm 
Sunday: 2.00 - 4.30pm
Contact: 
024 7635 0720
Venue: 
Nuneaton Museum & Art Gallery
 
024 7635 0720
 
 
Prices: 
FREE
Saturday 31st July - Sunday 19th September 2010
From 31/07/2010 10:30  To 19/09/2010 16:30
Easel Club 2010 group exhibition
Local artists’ group Easel Club return to Nuneaton Museum & Art Gallery to showcase their newest work. This group of 25 established artists present a selection of their latest creations. 
 
Exhibiting in the yellow gallery, the Easel Club’s 2010 show includes a variety of subjects made with watercolours, oils, acrylics, wood carvings and printmaking techniques. Take this opportunity to see works of quality by local artists, right on your doorstep! 
 
Younger visitors can piece together some images and find the finished picture in this exhibition. Colouring activities will also be available as you get inspired from the Easel Club’s talented works on display. 
 
Visit the museum to see this colourful exhibition of landscapes, portraits, animals and still life. All artworks will be available to buy at affordable prices ranging between £60 and £1000. 
 
Suitable for all visitors, entry to Nuneaton Museum & Art Gallery is free!
Tree in Brown Landscape by David Harban of teh Eas
Times: 
Museum & Tearoom Opening Times: 
Tuesday-Saturday 10.30am - 4.30pm 
Sunday 2.00 - 4.30pm 
Closed on Mondays except 
Bank Holiday Mondays 10.30am - 4.30pm 
Contact: 
024 7635 0720
Venue: 
Nuneaton Museum & Art Gallery
 
024 7635 0720
 
 
Prices: 
FREE
August
Saturday 24th July - Sunday 19th September 2010
From 24/07/2010 10:30  To 19/09/2010 16:30
Good Vibrations: An Exhibition on the Science of Sound
How is sound picked up by ears? What can create different tones in noises and music? Find out in this exciting, hands-on exhibition at Nuneaton Museum & Art Gallery. 
 
We are surrounded by sound and our ears are bombarded by noise but do you know how sound is made and how it travels? It's all to do with vibrations of course! 
 
Get hands on with over 15 interactives and experiment with unusual musical instruments. Find out how your vocal cords work and what singers use to sing well. 
 
Puzzle your brain and test your friends with sound illusions. You can even watch your voice on a computer screen! Visit this exhibition which is ideal for all the family this summer. 
 
Suitable for all, entry to the museum is free!
Good Vibrations interactives
Times: 
Museum & Tearoom Opening Times: 
Tuesday: Saturday 10.30am - 4.30pm 
Sunday: 2.00 - 4.30pm
Contact: 
024 7635 0720
Venue: 
Nuneaton Museum & Art Gallery
 
024 7635 0720
 
 
Prices: 
FREE
Saturday 31st July - Sunday 19th September 2010
From 31/07/2010 10:30  To 19/09/2010 16:30
Easel Club 2010 group exhibition
Local artists’ group Easel Club return to Nuneaton Museum & Art Gallery to showcase their newest work. This group of 25 established artists present a selection of their latest creations. 
 
Exhibiting in the yellow gallery, the Easel Club’s 2010 show includes a variety of subjects made with watercolours, oils, acrylics, wood carvings and printmaking techniques. Take this opportunity to see works of quality by local artists, right on your doorstep! 
 
Younger visitors can piece together some images and find the finished picture in this exhibition. Colouring activities will also be available as you get inspired from the Easel Club’s talented works on display. 
 
Visit the museum to see this colourful exhibition of landscapes, portraits, animals and still life. All artworks will be available to buy at affordable prices ranging between £60 and £1000. 
 
Suitable for all visitors, entry to Nuneaton Museum & Art Gallery is free!
Tree in Brown Landscape by David Harban of teh Eas
Times: 
Museum & Tearoom Opening Times: 
Tuesday-Saturday 10.30am - 4.30pm 
Sunday 2.00 - 4.30pm 
Closed on Mondays except 
Bank Holiday Mondays 10.30am - 4.30pm 
Contact: 
024 7635 0720
Venue: 
Nuneaton Museum & Art Gallery
 
024 7635 0720
 
 
Prices: 
FREE
September
Saturday 24th July - Sunday 19th September 2010
From 24/07/2010 10:30  To 19/09/2010 16:30
Good Vibrations: An Exhibition on the Science of Sound
How is sound picked up by ears? What can create different tones in noises and music? Find out in this exciting, hands-on exhibition at Nuneaton Museum & Art Gallery. 
 
We are surrounded by sound and our ears are bombarded by noise but do you know how sound is made and how it travels? It's all to do with vibrations of course! 
 
Get hands on with over 15 interactives and experiment with unusual musical instruments. Find out how your vocal cords work and what singers use to sing well. 
 
Puzzle your brain and test your friends with sound illusions. You can even watch your voice on a computer screen! Visit this exhibition which is ideal for all the family this summer. 
 
Suitable for all, entry to the museum is free!
Good Vibrations interactives
Times: 
Museum & Tearoom Opening Times: 
Tuesday: Saturday 10.30am - 4.30pm 
Sunday: 2.00 - 4.30pm
Contact: 
024 7635 0720
Venue: 
Nuneaton Museum & Art Gallery
 
024 7635 0720
 
 
Prices: 
FREE
Saturday 31st July - Sunday 19th September 2010
From 31/07/2010 10:30  To 19/09/2010 16:30
Easel Club 2010 group exhibition
Local artists’ group Easel Club return to Nuneaton Museum & Art Gallery to showcase their newest work. This group of 25 established artists present a selection of their latest creations. 
 
Exhibiting in the yellow gallery, the Easel Club’s 2010 show includes a variety of subjects made with watercolours, oils, acrylics, wood carvings and printmaking techniques. Take this opportunity to see works of quality by local artists, right on your doorstep! 
 
Younger visitors can piece together some images and find the finished picture in this exhibition. Colouring activities will also be available as you get inspired from the Easel Club’s talented works on display. 
 
Visit the museum to see this colourful exhibition of landscapes, portraits, animals and still life. All artworks will be available to buy at affordable prices ranging between £60 and £1000. 
 
Suitable for all visitors, entry to Nuneaton Museum & Art Gallery is free!
Tree in Brown Landscape by David Harban of teh Eas
Times: 
Museum & Tearoom Opening Times: 
Tuesday-Saturday 10.30am - 4.30pm 
Sunday 2.00 - 4.30pm 
Closed on Mondays except 
Bank Holiday Mondays 10.30am - 4.30pm 
Contact: 
024 7635 0720
Venue: 
Nuneaton Museum & Art Gallery
 
024 7635 0720
 
 
Prices: 
FREE
Saturday 4th September - Sunday 24th October 2010
From 04/09/2010 10:30  To 24/10/2010 16:30
Building Sights
A unique exhibition will arrive at the museum in September created by young people from across the Borough. With support from the Heritage Lottery Fund and help from Mercurial Arts, the young people have researched how we currently identify, nominate and care for our built heritage. They have also asked the wider community to nominate which buildings and places they love in Nuneaton and Bedworth. Building Sights exhibition displays the results of this project using digital photography, a ‘soundscape’ and objects from the museum’s collection that have inspired the young people’s work. 
 
See results of the nominations in the display and find out the stories behind people’s choices. Discover how the Borough’s landscape has changed over recent years. You can also nominate your own memorable building or feature in the exhibition or by visiting www.buildingsights.org 
 
Test yourself, how many local buildings can you recognise in one of our activities at this exhibition? Building and colouring activities will also be available for younger visitors. 
 
Councillor Ian Lloyd, Portfolio Holder for Sustainable Communities stated: 
 
‘Building Sights has provided an original and exciting opportunity for local young people. The project has enabled them to discover, research and engage with the wealth of architecture that exists in their Borough. The Building Sights exhibition is a celebratory showcase displaying the votes of all project participants that have nominated buildings which hold personal significance or familiarity. The results found in the exhibition will undoubtedly reveal many new aspects of the architecture we see locally. This innovative display will stimulate and encourage museum visitors to nominate further areas, adding to the Borough’s already rich heritage.’ 
 
This project is supported by the Heritage Lottery Fund. 
 
Suitable for all of the family, entry to the museum is free!
Building Sights
Times: 
Museum & Tearoom Opening Times: 
Tuesday-Saturday 10.30am - 4.30pm 
Sunday 2.00 - 4.30pm 
Closed on Mondays except 
Bank Holiday Mondays 10.30am - 4.30pm 
Contact: 
024 7635 0720
Venue: 
Nuneaton Museum & Art Gallery
 
024 7635 0720
 
 
Prices: 
Entry to the museum is FREE! 
 
No booking is required. Please contact the museum if you are planning a group visit. 
 
Getting there 
 
Parking is available and public transport is accessible to the museum. For further details contact the museum.
25th September - 31st October 2010
From 25/09/2010 10:30  To 31/10/2010 16:30
Wildlife Photographer of the Year exhibition
The Veolia Environnement Wildlife Photographer of the Year is undoubtedly the most successful wildlife photography contest in the world, and it continues to inspire millions of people with images of the richness and variety of life on Earth.  This spectacular celebration of the world’s best wildlife photography arrives at Nuneaton Museum & Art Gallery to display this collection of talented work locally. 
 
The best of this year’s entries will be showcased alongside all winners, runners-up and commended photographs. Including entries across the competition’s 17 categories, this stunning exhibition of 95 works also has a specially composed soundtrack and a visually arresting slideshow. 
 
Chair of the judging panel, Mark Carwardine said: 
 
‘While there is no magic formula for winning and no hard and fast rules to explain why one photograph wins and another doesn’t, all winning shots have one thing in common – originality. The judges are looking for something that stops them in their tracks. The competition plays an increasingly crucial role in raising the profile of wildlife photography and generating awareness of conservation. Nothing speaks louder than an evocative photograph that stirs the imagination, tugs at the heart strings and engages the mind.’ 
 
Not far from Nuneaton and Bedworth lives Danny Green from Loughborough in Leicestershire, who became one of the winners for this year’s competition. Danny won the Nature in Black and White category with his image, starling wave in the 46th annual competition which attracted a record 43,135 entries from 94 countries and is widely considered the most prestigious of its type. 
 
The Veolia Environnement Wildlife Photographer of the Year 2009 Competition is owned by the Natural History Museum and BBC Wildlife Magazine, and sponsored by Veolia Environnement, the world leader in environmental services. 
 
Activity sheets for young visitors will be available in the gallery. The museum is FREE for all visitors.
Wildlife Photographer of the Year
Times: 
Museum & Tearoom Opening Times: 
Tuesday-Saturday 10.30am - 4.30pm 
Sunday 2.00 - 4.30pm 
Closed on Mondays except 
Bank Holiday Mondays 10.30am - 4.30pm 
Contact: 
024 7635 0720
Venue: 
Nuneaton Museum & Art Gallery
 
024 7635 0720
 
 
Prices: 
Free!
October
Saturday 4th September - Sunday 24th October 2010
From 04/09/2010 10:30  To 24/10/2010 16:30
Building Sights
A unique exhibition will arrive at the museum in September created by young people from across the Borough. With support from the Heritage Lottery Fund and help from Mercurial Arts, the young people have researched how we currently identify, nominate and care for our built heritage. They have also asked the wider community to nominate which buildings and places they love in Nuneaton and Bedworth. Building Sights exhibition displays the results of this project using digital photography, a ‘soundscape’ and objects from the museum’s collection that have inspired the young people’s work. 
 
See results of the nominations in the display and find out the stories behind people’s choices. Discover how the Borough’s landscape has changed over recent years. You can also nominate your own memorable building or feature in the exhibition or by visiting www.buildingsights.org 
 
Test yourself, how many local buildings can you recognise in one of our activities at this exhibition? Building and colouring activities will also be available for younger visitors. 
 
Councillor Ian Lloyd, Portfolio Holder for Sustainable Communities stated: 
 
‘Building Sights has provided an original and exciting opportunity for local young people. The project has enabled them to discover, research and engage with the wealth of architecture that exists in their Borough. The Building Sights exhibition is a celebratory showcase displaying the votes of all project participants that have nominated buildings which hold personal significance or familiarity. The results found in the exhibition will undoubtedly reveal many new aspects of the architecture we see locally. This innovative display will stimulate and encourage museum visitors to nominate further areas, adding to the Borough’s already rich heritage.’ 
 
This project is supported by the Heritage Lottery Fund. 
 
Suitable for all of the family, entry to the museum is free!
Building Sights
Times: 
Museum & Tearoom Opening Times: 
Tuesday-Saturday 10.30am - 4.30pm 
Sunday 2.00 - 4.30pm 
Closed on Mondays except 
Bank Holiday Mondays 10.30am - 4.30pm 
Contact: 
024 7635 0720
Venue: 
Nuneaton Museum & Art Gallery
 
024 7635 0720
 
 
Prices: 
Entry to the museum is FREE! 
 
No booking is required. Please contact the museum if you are planning a group visit. 
 
Getting there 
 
Parking is available and public transport is accessible to the museum. For further details contact the museum.
25th September - 31st October 2010
From 25/09/2010 10:30  To 31/10/2010 16:30
Wildlife Photographer of the Year exhibition
The Veolia Environnement Wildlife Photographer of the Year is undoubtedly the most successful wildlife photography contest in the world, and it continues to inspire millions of people with images of the richness and variety of life on Earth.  This spectacular celebration of the world’s best wildlife photography arrives at Nuneaton Museum & Art Gallery to display this collection of talented work locally. 
 
The best of this year’s entries will be showcased alongside all winners, runners-up and commended photographs. Including entries across the competition’s 17 categories, this stunning exhibition of 95 works also has a specially composed soundtrack and a visually arresting slideshow. 
 
Chair of the judging panel, Mark Carwardine said: 
 
‘While there is no magic formula for winning and no hard and fast rules to explain why one photograph wins and another doesn’t, all winning shots have one thing in common – originality. The judges are looking for something that stops them in their tracks. The competition plays an increasingly crucial role in raising the profile of wildlife photography and generating awareness of conservation. Nothing speaks louder than an evocative photograph that stirs the imagination, tugs at the heart strings and engages the mind.’ 
 
Not far from Nuneaton and Bedworth lives Danny Green from Loughborough in Leicestershire, who became one of the winners for this year’s competition. Danny won the Nature in Black and White category with his image, starling wave in the 46th annual competition which attracted a record 43,135 entries from 94 countries and is widely considered the most prestigious of its type. 
 
The Veolia Environnement Wildlife Photographer of the Year 2009 Competition is owned by the Natural History Museum and BBC Wildlife Magazine, and sponsored by Veolia Environnement, the world leader in environmental services. 
 
Activity sheets for young visitors will be available in the gallery. The museum is FREE for all visitors.
Wildlife Photographer of the Year
Times: 
Museum & Tearoom Opening Times: 
Tuesday-Saturday 10.30am - 4.30pm 
Sunday 2.00 - 4.30pm 
Closed on Mondays except 
Bank Holiday Mondays 10.30am - 4.30pm 
Contact: 
024 7635 0720
Venue: 
Nuneaton Museum & Art Gallery
 
024 7635 0720
 
 
Prices: 
Free!

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