Liverpool Mozart Orchestra
16th March 4pm
£15
The Liverpool Mozart Orchestra is one of the UK's leading amateur orchestras. Its members include experienced players from a wide range of occupational backgrounds, many of whom are professional music teachers and musicians.
The programme includes Beethoven's 7th Symphony and Judith Weir's Planet. The orchestra will be joined by the excellent pianist Luke Jones who performs the Schumann Piano Concerto Op. 54.
This concert is presented with the generous support of Maestro Touring
The Battling Butlers
3rd April 6pm
£10 and £8 children
Musical and magical, emotional, theatrical…
The Battling Butlers – it’s a family affair
It’s helter-skelter, roller coaster, death-defying, dangerous…life on the road is never straight forward for single dad, Joe Butler in this poignant, musical celebration of the ever-changing relationship between a father-and-son, street theatre double-act.
Using a unique blend of circus skills, original songs, live music and magical illusions, The Battling Butlers is also a story of the circle of life as the old performer makes way for the new. And it really is a family affair, presented by father and son, Simon Pullum and Lochlann Pickering, with original live music from Julian Gaskell.
Côr yr Heli
(With guests Côr Seiriol, Dafydd Iwan & Caryl Burke)
April 11 7:30pm
£15
A choir of women from the Llyn and Eifionydd area who practice in Pwllheli and who enjoy folk singing and folk music. Fundraising concert for Cancer Appeal Wales, with special guests Cor Seiriol, Dafydd Iwan and compere Caryl Burke
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Tickets from: Fferyllafa E.R. Hughes Pharmacy Criccieth, Llên LlÅ·n Pwllheli, Siop Eifionydd Porthmadog
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​N.B. This event has not been organised by the Memorial Hall
Eurovision
Party
17 May £5
Join our party, watching Europe's greatest song contest in the biggest room in Criccieth (complete with big screen and a sound system to match). We are still working on the details (all will be revealed in next Month's newsletter), but it WILL be fun. Dressing up will be encouraged... but not compulsory
