Call My Wine Bluff
Mar
21

Call My Wine Bluff

Call My Wine Bluff
Join us for an unforgettable evening of wine tasting, wit, and intrigue at Call My Wine Bluff !  Masters of Wine, Neil Tully and Demetri Walters, are joined by Queen of Cups owner and celebrity chef Ayesha Kalaji. They will entertain and perplex you with their clever, and sometimes devious, descriptions of exquisite wines. Can you discern truth from trickery, or will their cunning obfuscations leave you guessing?

For just £45 per person, enjoy a delicious dinner, an evening of fun, and the chance to participate in an exciting auction featuring incredible prizes. These include a beautiful holiday home in France and a wine flight and dinner for four at a renowned London restaurant. There will also be a raffle with even more fantastic prizes to be won. Book a table for up to 10 people and make it a night to remember with friends!

This lively event is about more than just wine—it’s about supporting the heart of our community. Proceeds will benefit The Lawrence Centre, a much-loved local charity providing day opportunities for older people facing a range of challenges associated with aging, including memory loss. It offers a stimulating environment for its members while giving carers some much-needed respite. Funds will also support Project Factory, a voluntary organisation dedicated to delivering creative and inclusive community projects that bring people together.

Indulge in delicious wines, enjoy plenty of laughs, and contribute to two fantastic causes in one extraordinary evening!

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CHAT 18 Eric Ravilious: Drawn to War
Jan
18

CHAT 18 Eric Ravilious: Drawn to War

Art critic and writer, James Russell, introduces the first full-length feature documentary film on Eric Ravilious (1903-1942), one of Britain’s greatest landscape artists, who was killed in a plane crash while on commission as Official War Artist in 1942.

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Could you use a little extra support from the Wells Coronavirus Network?

The Network was established back in the first lockdown in 2020 and has been busily providing support for the residents of Wells and the surrounding areas in everything from collecting and delivering groceries and prescriptions to providing a friendly listening ear on the phone.

And, of course, if you’re able to volunteer to become a part of the support network, we’d also love to hear from you.

Get in touch with the Wells Coronavirus Network to find out more.

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