Programme Of Events 2008-2009

Friends Of The Dales Countryside Museum, Hawes

Events and lectures are FREE to friends, except where stated.

Visitors are welcome to attend lectures.
(Admission (£1.00)

All events at 7.30pm at DCM unless otherwise stated

Why not join the Friends

• Annual Subscription £5.00
• With free entrance to the museum and the majority of Friends' Meetings throughout the year
• Free annual magazine booklet NOW THEN

To join the Friends or for more information visit the information desk at the museum or
E-mail: dcm@yorkshiredales.org.uk

Friends Programme of Events

• February 2009
• March 2009
• April 2009
• May 2009
• June 2009
• July 2009
• September 2009
• October 2009
• November 2009

[February 2010

Friday February 19th

Askrigg Pottery - A Journey

• by Andrew Hague

February 2009

Friday February 20th

Meadow restoration in the Yorkshire Dales

• by Dr. Pippa Raynor

March 2009

Friday 20th March

Inside a Lakeland Farmhouse

• by Andrew Lowe

April 2009

Friday 17th April

The Yorkshire Thoroughbred, 'Born and Bred'

• by Dr. David Wilk

May 2009

Friday 15th May

• Stone Extraction in Wensleydale
• Tony Keats

I will be talking about Stone Extraction in Wensleydale which will be illustrated with a Powerpoint presentation and also by 35mm colour slides of the underground flagstone quarries - sights which many people will not have seen for real and probably never will!

Regards

Tony Keates

June 2009

Saturday 20th June

A trip round historic Askrigg

• With Don Mc Lellan

• Details to be announced

July 2009

Friday 17th July

Gift Day

• Dark Deeds in the Dales
• by Deny Gibson
• Bring along your donations and enjoy a social evening.

September 2009

Friday 18th September

Aspects of Mallerstang

• The speaker is the well known writer, raconteur and former editor of the Dalesman, WR (Bill) Mitchell MBE.

October 2009

Friday 16th October 2009

Annual Geberal Meeting

• Followed by a talk by Geoff Keeble
• Pray for the poor of this Parish

November 2009

Friday 20th November 2009

Foreign Fields

• by Stuart Tate

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