Love vintage? You’ll love this…

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kitty fisher vintageIf you were listening in on Saturday, you’ll have heard June talking to Clare Lees about next weekend’s Radcliffe Vintage Fair.

But if you missed it or you just need a quick reminder of the what, when and where, here’s a taste of what’s in store from 11am till 3.30pm on Sunday…

vintage make oversFrom clothing to cakes stands, buttons to beauty, lamps to lace and much, much more, it’s an absolute must for anyone who shares Clare’s passion for vintage – and the Girls Around Town‘s passion for shopping!

Browse the stalls, enjoy a luscious cream tea or a refreshing glass of Pimms and step back in time to the heady days of rock ‘n’ roll as you listen to the live DJ’s set.

Take a look at the Facebook page and follow the links there to find out more about all the exhibitors lined up.

Then head over to The Grange Hall, Vicarage Lane, Radcliffe on Trent NG12 2FB on Sunday 28 June – entry is just £1 for adults, with children admitted free, and all proceeds from the door admission will be donated to the Nepal Disaster Fund.

Mindfulness matters

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mindfulness 2Back in April, Newark’s Balance Studio hosted a free screening of the film The Connection – Mind Your Body.

It marked the launch of Sue Cooper’s Community Health and Wellbeing initiative and this Saturday she’ll be in the studio telling the Girls Around Town all about it.

Along with Philippa Burnett from Balance, Sue will be talking about the direct connection between our minds and our bodies and how we can benefit by integrating the latest science in mind-body medicine into our everyday lives.

Join June, Tina, Sue and their two guests from 10am till 1pm on Saturday, on air or online, to find out just how much mindfulness really matters…

Murder on the menu

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MurderMysteryPoster2page001There’s a wedding reception with a difference taking place nearby next month and you’re invited!

Get your gladrags on and put your sleuthing skills to the test as the mystery unfolds from 1pm on Sunday 12 July, when Beaumond House hosts its Murder Mystery Lunch at Crink Lane in Southwell.

While actors perform the wedding-themed mystery, you’ll enjoy a delicious two-course lunch and have the opportunity to ask questions to help reveal the killer.

And there’s even a competition for the best hat…

Book your tickets, priced £25 each, here or call the fundraising team on 01636 610556 – if you’re a budding Miss Marple or a wannabe Poirot, now’s the chance to turn detective!