Wednesday, 8 January 2014
Runs on the Board
posted by John Winn
I am grateful to Tony Hutton for drawing my attention to a forthcoming event at The Orangery, Back Lane, Wakefield WF1 2TG from Monday 27th January to Friday 28th February.
'Runs on the Board' is a collection of new writing, poetry and images celebrating those cricketers who have indeed 'runs on the board' i.e. players over 50. Originally conceived and developed as part of the 2012 Cultural Olympiad the exhibition will be open Monday to Friday 10:00 to 16:00 each day.
Tony has also pointed out that the Yorkshire Premier League has a full programme of fixtures planned for Saturday July 5th and I have amended Monday's posting accordingly.
Don't forget
Jim the Cat with David Leatherdale on Friday at Pudsey St Lawrence at 1:00pm (doors and bar open from noon). See my posting of December 16th for full details.
and Appletreewick v Malhamdale on Sunday at about 1:30. Wrap up well, for it could be chilly but there is the prospect of some sunshine but rain later.
I am grateful to Tony Hutton for drawing my attention to a forthcoming event at The Orangery, Back Lane, Wakefield WF1 2TG from Monday 27th January to Friday 28th February.
'Runs on the Board' is a collection of new writing, poetry and images celebrating those cricketers who have indeed 'runs on the board' i.e. players over 50. Originally conceived and developed as part of the 2012 Cultural Olympiad the exhibition will be open Monday to Friday 10:00 to 16:00 each day.
Tony has also pointed out that the Yorkshire Premier League has a full programme of fixtures planned for Saturday July 5th and I have amended Monday's posting accordingly.
Don't forget
Jim the Cat with David Leatherdale on Friday at Pudsey St Lawrence at 1:00pm (doors and bar open from noon). See my posting of December 16th for full details.
and Appletreewick v Malhamdale on Sunday at about 1:30. Wrap up well, for it could be chilly but there is the prospect of some sunshine but rain later.
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