Saturday 29 June 8 pmThrough the SeasonsFolk, Morris Dance & Story with Will PoundRopery Hall, Maltkiln Road£14/£5adv/£16otdAn innovative celebration of the year in folk dance. Will Pound, Benji Kirkpatrick (Faustus, Bellowhead, The Transports) and Ross Grant (Inlay) together showcase stunning arrangements of traditional dance tunes and songs with all the joy of a summer’s festival to the thrill of a winter’s fireside rapper sword-dance.

Sunday 30 June 7.30pmA Carnival CalendarAssembly Rooms, Queen Street£13/£5adv/£15otdFrom the riotous pre-Lent carnivals of medieval Europe to the midwinter revelry of the Lord of Misrule, The Carnival Band take us through the year, imaginatively weaving folk, historical and contemporary strands from England and abroad into a rich tapestry of seasonal celebration.

Monday 1 July 7.30pmMonday Night at the Movies Ropery Hall, Maltkiln Road£4Two-Way Stretch (U) 1hr 18minsA 1960 British comedy film, about a group of prisoners who plan to break out of jail, commit a robbery, and then break back into jail again, thus giving them the perfect alibi – that they were behind bars when the robbery occurred. However, their plans are disrupted by the arrival of a strict new Chief Prison Officer.Plus a short

Tuesday 2 July 2pm to 5pmChoosing discs for a Desert Island Wilderspin School, Queen Street£5The annual Graham Saunders Lecture

Tuesday 2 July 8pmStuart Maconie: Jarrow, Road to the Deep SouthRopery Hall, Maltkiln Road£15adv/£17otdIn October 2016, writer and broadcaster Stuart Maconie walked 300 miles from Jarrow to London retracing the famous Jarrow Crusade. From choral evensong to curry house, from austerity to affluence, from Wearside to Westminster, join him on an entertaining, impassioned, enlightening journey through Britain then and now.

Wednesday 3 July 7.30pmThe Opera Dudes present: ‘O What A Beautiful Evening’ Trinity Church, Holydyke£10adv/£12otdFrom Bernstein to Lloyd Webber, Les Mis to Mario Lanza. The Opera Dudes treat us to great singing, wonderful music and daft humour focusing on music from the musicals and the movies.

Thursday 4 July 2pm - 4pmSongs and Scones St. Mary’s Church HallFree EntryProfessional musicians from the Live Music Now charity perform for older people in the community for a social musical session followed by refreshments.

Friday 5 July - Sunday 7 JulyTrinity Methodist Flower FestivalTrinity Church, Holydyke. Free‘ All things bright and musical ‘ The whole building will again be full of gloriously colourful and imaginative displays by local people.Friday 7pm onward. Supper, viewing and music - free tickets from The Ropewalk, Euronics or call 01652 632770. Saturday: 10am to 4pm, Sunday: 1pm to 4.30pm. 6pm Songs of Praise Finale.

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Thursday 27 June 7.30pmFathom Writers Showcase Ropery Hall Bar, Maltkiln RoadFreeFathom Writers launch the 2019 Flash Fiction collection with contributors reading some of their new work at this annual showcase.

Friday 28 June 7.30pmRhodri Miles in ShylockRopery Hall, Maltkiln Road£13/£5adv/£15otdIs Shylock the Jewish moneylender from The Merchant of Venice a villain or victim?Celebrating the richness of Shakespeare’s language this dazzling, moving, often hilarious play is a fascinating exploration of Shylock and his people. Saturday 29 June and Sunday 30 June & Thursday 4 July - Sunday 7 July, 10am – 4pmOld Masters Re Mastered!Community Room, Joseph Wright HallA fabulous exhibition of classic Old Masters, reworked for your enjoyment and potential purchase. An amazing demonstration of skills and local talent by the North Lincolnshire Art Groups, combining wonderful painting skills and a walk through the history of Art.

Saturday 29 JuneBarton Arts Trail10am - 4pmFreeA day of music, art, dance and storytelling in a wide array of venues around the town. See trail leaflet for full details.

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Friday 5 July 8pmJustin Moorhouse: Northern JokerRopery Hall, Maltkiln Road£14/£5 unwaged adv, £16 otdThese days Justin’s not certain about anything apart from his uncertainty – Brexit looms, it appears the Cold War is being rebooted and that’s before we begin to worry about what’s happening in America…..closer to home he’s starting to feel redundant as a parent. One kid is leaving home, the dog is getting older and doesn’t need much walking, and the youngest kid hits 13 and cancels the family subscription to The Beano!

Saturday 6 July 7.30pmThe Lydian ChoirSt Mary’s Church, Burgate£8/£5The 40 strong Lydian Choir, a four part (SATB) adult choir, began life in 1975 in Scunthorpe. Created by Charles Edmondson, who was the conductor for many years, singers are drawn predominantly from the Scunthorpe area. Conducted by Susan Hollingworth for the last 20 years the repertoire of the choir is varied and this is reflected in most of the concert programmes.

Sunday 7 July 2pmPantaloons present Sense and Sensibility Baysgarth Park, Caistor RoadFreeElinor Dashwood has a lot of good Sense. Her sister Marianne Dashwood has an excess of Sensibility. Together they make a snappy title for Jane Austen’s classic novel of scandals, scoundrels and severely sprained ankles. This funny, fast-paced and faithful new adaptation from the critically-acclaimed Pantaloons Theatre Company features live music, audience interaction, romance and heartbreak. Part of Barton Tourism Partnership’s season of Performance in the Park.

Bring a chair or rug, a picnic and a friend. (Wet weather back up Joseph Wright Hall)

Sunday 7 July 3.30pm - 5.30pmFolklincs WorkshopsJoseph Wright Hall, Queen StreetFree3.30pm – 4.30pm Come and Learn a song or learn a tune on the penny whistle ( all whistles provided).4.45 -5.30pm Come and find out about the North Lincolnshire Folk Map, maybe bring your own stories, tunes or songs to share? There will also be a talk about the songs, dances and tunes we are using in the evening concert.

Sunday 7 July 6pmFolklincs ConcertJoseph Wright Hall, Queen Street£5, children freeThe music in the concert will be from singers and musicians who were collected in Barton and surrounding areas such as Goxhill, Barrow and East Halton.

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Barton Arts Festival 2019 is supported by: A P Robinson & CoBardney HallBarton Building SuppliesBarton Town CouncilBarton upon Humber Rotary ClubBarton LionsBG SolicitorsEuronicsKeigar HomesLovelle Estate AgencyMD SignsRNS Chartered AccountantsSmith & Walker OptometristsThe Ropewalk W M Codd LtdWren Kitchens

Tickets are available from The Ropewalk, by telephone 01652 660380 or online at www.the-ropewalk.co.uk

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The Folklincs band consists of highly skilled musicians and singers who are supported by The North Lincolnshire Youth Folk Ensemble.

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Sense and Sensibility