Some recent
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Sir John Clerk of Penicuik (1675-1755)
THE BARON’S MUSIC IN
PENICUIK HOUSE

Penicuik House
tickets £5 in advance phone 01368 860690 or 01968 672449
Sir John’s vocal
& instrumental music performed by Annie Patch,
Anne Giles, Sandie Howie, Patsy Campbell,
Murray
with an illustrated talk by Patsy Campbell
concert in aid of the Penicuik House
Restoration Fund
& St James The
Less Episcopal Church, Penicuik
About LINEN
-a
display at


& every four weeks throughout the year
join Penicuik Vaults singing at Rosslyn Chapel Crypt

SATURDAY 26 APRIL2008:
7.30
THE KANTUS CHOIR

From
with conductor Sandor Berkesi
& organist Andras Gabor Viragh
"The new
-János Sólyom
- another
chance to see
Tom Bouch
& his Penicuik Railway

-PLUS a few of Barrie’s model trains & old
posters as tasters for forthcoming exhibitions


PENICUIK ARTS
AT

Igor Outkine - accordion, tenor
Sarah Harrison - violin, domra
TOWN HALL: BAR: tickets £10(£7)
"Sheer heaven - stirring,
passionate and highly entertaining"
¶¶¶¶¶-
Classical showpieces, Neapolitan songs and opera arias, Russian folk songs
and breathtaking Gypsy fiddle music
Argentine and Russian Tangos, Hot
Club Swing and evocative original compositions by Igor Outkine.

We hired

SUNDAY 20th
APRIL
PENICUIK
CINEMA in the TOWN HALL



RABBIT PROOF FENCE(2002)
93MINS CERT:PG £4
see PenicuikCDT
cinema programme here
All showings on our
big cinema screen: doors open in Penicuik Town Hall at 7 pm.
Tickets on the night or the previous day at Saturday Open House,
Sunday afternoon 20 April
2008 at 3.15
& every four weeks throughout the year
join Penicuik Vaults singing at Crichton Collegiate Church
Tom Bouch
& his Penicuik Railway

Sunday
afternoon
& every four weeks throughout the summer
join Penicuik Vaults singing at Seton Collegiate Church

morning & early afternoon at the TOWN HALL
at
through
April

exhibition runs at Penicuik Gallery Café
throughout
April 2008: Amanda Bennett,
Anna Dorward, Maggie Mowbray, Sanda
Vick
SUNDAY 6th APRIL
PENICUIK CINEMA in the TOWN HALL
LES CHORISTES
(2004) 96 mins Cert 12A £4
see PenicuikCDT
cinema programme here
All showings on our
big cinema screen: doors open in
Tickets on the night or the previous day at Saturday Open House,
Sunday
afternoon
& every four weeks throughout the year
join Penicuik Vaults singing at Craigmillar Castle Great Hall
morning & early
afternoon at the TOWN HALL


more useful WEEDS
Sunday
afternoon
& every four weeks throughout the year
join Penicuik Vaults singing at Rosslyn Chapel Crypt
morning & early
afternoon at the TOWN HALL


useful WEEDS
useful WEEDS useful WEEDS
MARCH until

Fiona
Maher ~responses to places and moments in time
EASTER
SATURDAY 22 MARCH
PENICUIK
ARTS CENTRE 7.30
Rosyblue comes to Penicuik
-An evening with Rosie Nimmo
in duo with Stuart Allardyce
Penicuik Arts Centre is next to the Belgian Consulate
-look for the flag
EASTER
morning & early
afternoon at the TOWN HALL


SATURDAY 15 MARCH 7.30
PENICUIK ARTS CENTRE


LIVE IN PENICUIK! The
incomparable
GREG LAWSON & PHIL ALEXANDER
of Moishes
Bagel, McFall’s Chamber etc
Penicuik Arts Centre
is next to the Belgian Consulate -look for the flag
morning & early afternoon
at the TOWN HALL


direct from
SEVENTY YEARS OF
THE SALTIRE SOCIETY’S
HOUSING DESIGN AWARDS

SUNDAY 9th MARCH
PENICUIK
CINEMA in the TOWN HALL


ATONEMENT(2007)
130 mins Cert 15 £4
Showings on our big cinema screen open to the
public: Town Hall doors open at
RECORD PENICUIK CINEMA
ATTENDANCE THIS SEASON!
see PenicuikCDT
cinema season programme here
SATURDAY 8th
MARCH
morning & early
afternoon at the TOWN HALL

Displays about local
community organizations
- Starting the Penicuik
Community Directory
SATURDAY 1st
MARCH
morning & early
afternoon at the TOWN HALL

Bring & Buy and sale
of Bric-a-Brac.
at
during February:
EXHIBITION
BY PENICUIK ART CENTRE’S CHILDRENS ART CLASSES
SUNDAY 24th
FEBRUARY
PENICUIK CINEMA
in the TOWN HALL

(2007) 95mins Cert
18 £4
hallam foe
“Jamie Bell is terrific”
Hallam Foe, a smart coming-of-age
tale from David Mackenzie (the director of Young Adam).
Jamie Bell plays the hero, so cut up by his
mother's suicide he runs off to
Mackenzie takes pains to keep him
this side of likeable, as he weaves an intriguing web of mystery, romance and
farce.
Backed by Giles Nuttgens'
atmospheric widescreen visuals, kooky animated titles and a too-cool-for-school
indie soundtrack,
Hallam Foe is an impressive return to form for
Mackenzie.