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SUMMARY:Faberge & The Firebird: Russian art under the last Tsar - Arts Society Talk
DESCRIPTION:1 FEBRUARY 2022 \n2.00pm – 3.30pm \nBy the beginning of the twentieth century\, Russian culture had come of age. The reign of Nicholas II saw a creative explosion during which Russian creativity flourished as it never had before and was for the first time recognised abroad. Carl Fabergé opened a branch of his Petersburg jewellery business in London\, Rachmaninoff performed in New York\, Chagall exhibited in Berlin\, and Diaghilev’s long crusade to win recognition for Russian culture abroad culminated in the creation of the Ballets Russes in Paris. \nRosamund Bartlett a writer\, lecturer and translator whose work as a cultural historian ranges across the arts. She completed her doctorate at Oxford and is the author of several books\, including biographies of Chekhov and Tolstoy\, and a study of Wagner’s influence in Russia. She is currently writing a history of the Russian avant-garde. Her new translation of Anna Karenina for Oxford World’s Classics was published to acclaim in 2014. She has written on art\, music and literature for publications such as The Daily Telegraph and Apollo\, and received commissions from institutions including the Royal Opera House\, Tate UK\, and the Salzburg Festival. Her lecturing work has taken her from the V&A and the National Theatre in London to the Art Gallery of New South Wales in Sydney\, and she contributes regularly to Proms events and opera broadcasts on the BBC. \nPRESENTED BY ROSAMUND BARTLETT \nTalks in the Fittleworth Village Hall at 2:00pm on the 1st Tuesday of each month. Visitors are welcome to join our Talks at a price of £5 each visit.
URL:https://discoverpetworth.uk/event/faberge-the-firebird-russian-art-under-the-last-tsar-arts-society-talk/
LOCATION:Fittleworth Village Hall\, school lane\, fittleworth\, RH20 1JB
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SUMMARY:Curry Night at Badgers
DESCRIPTION:10 FEBRUARY 2022 \n6.00pm – 9.00pm \n\n\nThursday’s Theme Night is Curry Night! We will be serving the following menu to eat in or take away from 6pm.\n\n\nMains…\n\n\nButter Chicken with Basmati Rice £10\n\n\nBeef Madras with Basmati Rice £10\n\n\nPrawn Bhuna with Basmati Rice £10\n\n\nVegetable Bhuna with Basmati Rice £8\n\n\nSides…\n\n\nChicken Tikka Skewers with a Yoghurt and Mint Sauce £5\n\n\nSaag Aloo – Spinach and Bombay Potatoes £5\n\n\nSaag Mushrooms – Lightly Spiced Spinach and Mushrooms £5\n\n\nAloo Gobi – Cauliflower and Bombay Potatoes £5\n\n\nGarlic Naan £3\n\n\nPoppadoms with Mango Chutney and a Yoghurt and Mint Sauce £3\n\n\nPlease call 01798 342651 to place your take away order or book your table.\n\n\nPlease note mains to eat in will be £2 extra.
URL:https://discoverpetworth.uk/event/curry-night/
LOCATION:The Badgers\, Coultershaw Bridge\,\, Petworth\, GU28 0JF
CATEGORIES:Event,Food & Drinks,One Time,Out Petworth
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