Talks

Friday 5th December
Amanda Owen: The Yorkshire Shepherdess
Scunthorpe DN15 6JP, 7.30pm

The bestselling author and star of TV’s Our Yorkshire Farm and Our Farm Next Door shares heart-warming stories and humorous anecdotes about her unique farming family life. At Plowright Theatre. Tickets £29.
01724 296296
scunthorpetheatres.co.uk


Monday 1st December
Tracey Jones Workshop: Robin Coloured Pencil
Gainsborough DN21 2AL, 9am

A fun and relaxing workshop where you’ll learn how to create a stunning robin using coloured pencils – even if you think you can’t draw! At Trinity Arts Centre. Tickets £55.
01427 676655
trinityarts.co.uk


Wednesday 10th December
Donkey Tales: Life and Care at Bransby Horses
Bransby LN1 2PH, 11am

Led by a member of the Bransby Horses team, these donkey talks give you a brilliant insight into these amazing animals. Entry is free.
01427 788464
bransbyhorses.co.uk


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