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SUMMARY:Paul Welburn - British nostalgia with a modern twist cookery demo
DESCRIPTION:Chef Patron of The Cygnet at the Swan Inn Paul Welburn (previously awarded Michelin stars at The Oxford Kitchen 2018 and Rhodes W1 2008) has trained and worked with some of the best chefs in the UK\, cooking gently nostalgic British dishes with modern twists with influences from abroad. His career has already spanned top restaurants and now is focused on launching and evolving The Swan Inn\, already in the Michelin Guide\, to showcase his passion for seasonal and flavour driven dishes once again. \n\nMICHELIN Guide’s Point Of View\n\n\nOwned by one of the villagers\, this traditional-looking pub is not all that it seems; instead of walking through the door and finding yourself at the bar\, you’ll now find yourself facing the open kitchen. Sit in the lounge for ‘English tapas’ or head through to the Cygnet restaurant\, where fairy lights hang from the beams and art is for sale on the walls. Modern British dishes feature on two 4 course set menus – one vegetarian – and you can mix and match between them. Colourful dishes have interesting textures\, temperatures and tastes. \n\nIf you need disabled parking or access do contact us here with your requirements – we’d love to help you! \nShare this:\n				Share on Facebook (Opens in new window)\n				Facebook\n			\n				Share on X (Opens in new window)\n				X
URL:https://dorchesterfestival.com/event/paul-welburn/
LOCATION:2 Drayton Rd\, 2 Drayton Rd\, Dorchester on Thames\, Oxon\, OX10 7PJ\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Cookery Demos,Food & Drink
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SUMMARY:Five Little Pigs - Seasonal & Local Cookery Demo
DESCRIPTION:Aimee Collins\, head chef at Wallingford’s Michelin-recommended restaurant\, Five Little Pigs\, will be showcasing the best of spring with some recipes using seasonal and local ingredients. Expect new season rhubarb\, foraged wild garlic and blushing pink lamb. There’ll be suggestion of cocktails to make too\, including a rhubarb sour and wild garlic Bloody Mary. \nFive Little Pigs opened its doors nearly two years ago\, after a successful crowd-funding campaign. It prides itself on an ever-evolving menu of seasonal\, modern British food\, that celebrates local produce and local producers\, with whom they are proud to work incredibly closely with.  It is proud to have recently won a place in The Michelin Guide! \n\nMICHELIN Guide’s Point Of View\n\n\nNamed after a novel by Agatha Christie\, who lived at the nearby Winterbrook House\, this neighbourhood restaurant is divided into three areas: the brightly coloured front resembles a modern bistro; a bar fits in the centre; and the rear sports an open kitchen pass and cosy booths. Sharing is encouraged\, with larger plates such as roasted halibut and smaller ones like ‘spare bed tempura’ – using vegetables grown in the gardens of neighbours who have some space to spare. The wholesome cooking is joined by a range of local gins to keep enthusiasts happy. \n\nIf you need disabled parking or access do contact us here with your requirements – we’d love to help you! \n  \nShare this:\n				Share on Facebook (Opens in new window)\n				Facebook\n			\n				Share on X (Opens in new window)\n				X
URL:https://dorchesterfestival.com/event/five-little-pigs/
LOCATION:57 Abingdon Rd\, 57 Abingdon Rd\, Dorchester on Thames\, Oxon\, OX10 7LB\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Cookery Demos,Food & Drink
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SUMMARY:The Tallis Scholars Masterclass
DESCRIPTION:This masterclass is free to watch but is not available to join in – the participants are from local secondary schools \nCome and watch Peter Phillips inspire musicians of the future as he runs a masterclass focusing on singers from local schools. \nWe’re delighted to welcome Peter and his world-famous early music ensemble The Tallis Scholars to Dorchester Abbey. \nThe Tallis Scholars have established themselves as the leading exponents of Renaissance sacred music throughout the world. The purity and clarity of their sound\, perfect for the Renaissance repertoire\, has given them a worldwide following.  Celebrating their 50th birthday last year\, they have now performed well over 2\,500 concerts and won many awards for their recordings including the BBC Music Magazine’s much coveted Recording of the Year Award in 2021 and the 2021 Gramophone Early Music Award. \nPlease do book tickets for their 7.30pm concert here. \nIf you need disabled parking or access do contact us here with your requirements. \n  \nShare this:\n				Share on Facebook (Opens in new window)\n				Facebook\n			\n				Share on X (Opens in new window)\n				X
URL:https://dorchesterfestival.com/event/masterclass/
LOCATION:Dorchester Abbey\, High Street\, Dorchester-on-Thames\, Oxfordshire\, OX10 7HH\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Classical,Music,Workshops & Demos
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SUMMARY:Priest Poets
DESCRIPTION:Priest Poets Tickets £8 children (under 16) free \nJoin three young priests as they share their poetry and discuss life\, literature and faith. Featuring a former actress\, a doctor of Languages and literature and our own local curate! \nLaura Darrall \nLaura Darrall is a performance poet and Anglican priest\, she is a regular presenter on Radio 4’s the Daily Service\, featured poet on Radio 2’s at the Foot of the Cross and a ’60 second sermoner’ for BBC Radio Sussex. Her work includes poems about women in the church and the Bible\, and reflections on inclusivity. Laura explores the messy brilliance that makes us human\, with a dash of hope thrown in for good measure. \nSorrel Shamel-Wood \nSorrel Shamel-Wood is a final year curate in the Diocese of Oxford\, serving in the Dorchester Team. Prior to training for ordination\, Sorrel was an English and Drama teacher. She enjoys creative writing and has had poems published recently in Ekstasis magazine\, the Journal of Scottish Theology and Young Anglican Theology. Sorrel’s poetry explores the intersecting vocations of mother and priest. \nJack Belloli \nJack Belloli is the Assistant Curate at St Paul’s Wimbledon Parkside in south London. His first pamphlet\, Spandrel Routine\, was published by Broken Sleep Books in 2019\, and his work has appeared in The Salt Book of Younger Poets and Masculinity: an anthology of modern voices also from Broken Sleep. He also reviews contemporary poetry and criticism for a range of publications. \n  \n \nIf you need disabled parking or access do contact us here with your requirements – we’d love to help you! \nShare this:\n				Share on Facebook (Opens in new window)\n				Facebook\n			\n				Share on X (Opens in new window)\n				X
URL:https://dorchesterfestival.com/event/priest-poets/
LOCATION:Festival Little Tent\, Dorchester Abbey\, Dorchester on Thames\, Oxon\, OX107HH\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Literature,Spiritual
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