Shared feast as usual so please bring a contribution. Open to all paid up members.

Entertainment from the Clarion Choir, Dave Puller and Nat Clare,

The Golden Dream (Dir: Diego Quemada-Díez 2013) The director was Ken Loach’s a camera assistant on several films and the influence is apparent. Three kids with dollar bills sewn secretly into their jeans plan on hopping boxcars and riding the rails right up the American border. At every stage they face terrible danger from people for whom their young lives are worth less than zero. It's a tough, absorbing and suspenseful drama, excellently acted by its three non-professional leads.

 Free event Bucket collection

Come to our own poetry and spoken word night. You can read our just site back and be entertained - All welcome

Creative writing in a friendly and supportive atmosphere, led this month by Eve
All welcome.

Tony Kinsella, Stuttgart's Nena Gerstenberger and Stalybridge's Dan Hetfield, present the compelling story of a beautiful city, a recession riddled district and the globally adored cult football club that rose from its bosom. An evening of music, poetry, anecdotes, jokes and images.
Free event - donations for We Shall Overcome

Writer, teacher, stand-up comedian and one quarter of Bard Company, Tony is a well-known figure on the north west performance circuit. Here he discusses the music that helped shaped his life and politics. Julia asks the questions and cues the music.
Free event, donations to We Shall Overcome

The Story of Bolton Against Racism Guest speaker Ian McHugh Bolton Against Racism came into being to thwart the rise of the BNP, which in the early 2000s was making significant gains in the North West, particularly in local and elections. It became an influential organisation in the fight against racism and fascism and no far right candidates have ever been elected in Bolton. The talk and discussion tonight looks at its origins, its work and its legacy. Free event

?Come to our own poetry and spoken word night. You can read our just site back and be entertained - All welcome

IF Beale Street could Talk

Brilliant screen adaptation of James Baldwyn’s novel of love, loss and transcendence set against the background of prejudice and racial oppression. Directed by Barry Jenkins,  2017 multi-Oscar winner with 'Moonlight.'