Please note Nutmeg’s phone number has changed to 01502 478525. [478999 (puppet emergency line?) is now defunct!]
New film at Moving Arts East 2016
Catch Meg’s new film “Tai Chi with Carol Wrigley” at Moving Arts East Celebration of Dance and Film at The Cut Halesworth this Sunday 20th November. On view in the foyer, on a loop from 7 pm. Filmed at Carol’s Monday night class summer 2016 at the Waveney Centre Beccles
Island of Trees wins “Public Vote” Prize
Waveney and Blyth Arts https://waveneyandblytharts.com announces that Island of Trees has won the Public Vote, one of three prizes at the River Waveney Sculpture Trail! More than 3000 people visited the Trail between 12th Aug and 4th Sept. W&B Newsletter says, “We were overwhelmed by the numbers of people who cast a vote ….. and …read more…
Spooky Folk at Eastfolk Kinodrome
Not to be missed at Folk East – this Saturday 20th August 4 p.m. at the Eastfolk Kinodrome. Films made by Suffolk women – Meg Amsden, Debra Hyatt, Mel Horwood, and Pam Harling Challis – including Spooky Folk, Coastal Dances, and Dreaming of Doggerland. Full daily Kinodrome programme at the Festival of rare archive film, …read more…
Last chance to see Island of Trees at River Waveney Sculpture Trail 2016
Sculpture Trail ends Sunday 4th September! Record numbers have visited since it opened. Meg’s new installation – Island of Trees – number 34 on the bank of the river Waveney A childhood memory of a strange chapter in The Wind in the Willows – a missing otter pup, a mysterious protecting Presence, the island near …read more…