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Workshop: Painting with Yarns, Weaving Workshop
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Saturday 5th May, 10.30am - 5pm In this workshop participants will create their own sample of weaving techniques using a simple frame loom, to keep and ...

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Film: Call Me By Your Name (15)
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Friday 4th May, 8pm A sensual and transcendent tale of first love, based on the acclaimed novel by Andre Aciman. Elio Perlman, a 17-year-old American spends ...

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Event Cinema: ROH Live: Manon
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Thursday 3rd May, 7.15pm Kenneth MacMillan's powerful telling of Manon and Des Grieux's tragic love is a masterpiece of modern ballet, set to music by ...

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Adult Workshop: Pottery Classes
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Tuesdays 1st to 29th May (4 weeks), 2 – 4.30pm or 7 - 9.30pm Led by Su Rogers of Bus Stop Pottery. Try your hand at making beautiful creative objects out of ...

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Crane Spotter – May 2016 – Swifts Will Be With Us Any Day!
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Swift Few birds are as aptly named as the Swift. May 5th or 6th usually brings in the screaming bulk of Cranleigh’s population. And they will be with us ...

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Crane Spotter – June 2016 – Three Chuurs For The Toast of Summer!
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European Nightjar, Caprimulgus europaeus. When a good mate of mine used to tell his wife he was popping out with me for a ‘Nightjar’ she later revealed she ...

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Crane Spotter – July 2016 – No turning back the clock to the way things were
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Eurasian Wryneck It was as if I’d been whisked on board the Tardis and taken back 100 years through time. Here I was, dropped off by The Doctor in ...

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Crane Spotter – August 2016 – Welcome to Cranleigh-on-Sea
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Cormorant Ramblers, dog walkers and mountain bikers around Cranleigh have been surprised when I’ve shown them the sea from the Surrey Hills, north of the ...

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Crane Spotter – September 2016 – When Autumn Gales Create a Birding Storm
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Black-throated Diver When the autumn gales and bird migration kick in then it is worth watching out for emergency avian landings. strange things can-and do- ...

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Crane Spotter – October 2016 – Fancy a Chat? I’m Up For That!
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(Above: Wheatear (also known as Northern Wheatear) Oenanthe oenanthe (male in spring plumage) I fancied a chat so I went out at what looked the right time - ...

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