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 Until May 2012:
Mountain Milestones, The exhibition features everything from motorcycles, racing memorabilia, leathers and trophies to historical artefacts relating to the story of the Mountain Circuit. House of Mannan, Peel. Open 10am - 5pm. Free entry. link |
 Gigs at The Creek Inn
Fri 3rd - Border Line
Sat 4th - Physcoholic
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 7th: Peel Commissioners Meeting. All meetings start at 7pm, and the public are welcome to observe all meetings from the public gallery at the Town Hall.
The business of the Commissioners is dealt with by the Board Members as a whole sitting twice per month. Meetings are conducted in two parts, the first of which is open to the public, and are generally on the first and third Tuesday of the month.
Agenda are published in advance here.
Minutes are published following approval at the subsequent meeting, generally two or three weeks later here |
 8th: TT: Closer to the Edge. A powerful documentary which captures the spirit of the race, and an engaging and thoughtful movie about determination, obsession, passion and competition.
NB: no thte 3D version so no silly specs to wear!
Tickets £4 (£s concs.) from Celtic Gold 2 weeks before date of screening. A limited number of reservation tickets are available from Mostly Manx (Douglas), Shakti Man (Ramsey) and Thompson Travel (Port Erin). The runtime is 104 minutes and doors open at 7:15pm. Centenary Centre, Atholl Street, Peel. |
Gigs at The Creek Inn
Fri 10th - Walter Ego
Sat 11th - Caution Runners
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 11th: Billy Connolly Tribute Act, Centenary Centre, Peel. Stewart Nicol has performed throughout the UK as Billy Connolly since 1999. He has been a professional performer since 1985! A brilliant performance with songs, jokes, stories, banjo and laughter. Definitely not one to miss!
Show starts at 8.00 pm. Tickets are £12 from the usual outlets.
Buy tickets online HERE |
 15th: Peel Heritage Trust The A.G.M. – give your views and nominate your new committee for
the coming year!
Before the A.G.M. Ian Young will give a slide show and talk about the
boat trips he conducts around our coastline from Peel, taking in the
birds, basking sharks and seals. link |
Gigs at The Creek Inn
Fri 17th - Bus Pass Blues
Sat 18th - 3 Million
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21st: Peel Commissioners Meeting. All meetings start at 7pm, and the public are welcome to observe all meetings from the public gallery at the Town Hall.
The business of the Commissioners is dealt with by the Board Members as a whole sitting twice per month. Meetings are conducted in two parts, the first of which is open to the public, and are generally on the first and third Tuesday of the month.
Agenda are published in advance here.
Minutes are published following approval at the subsequent meeting, generally two or three weeks later here |
22nd: Albatross (cert 15A) The Isle of Man is the star of this movie which was filmed here last year. Jessica Brown Findlay (“Downton Abbey”) plays Emilia, a new girl in town who causes a stir when her new friend Beth introduces her to her dad! Get ready to spot the locations!
Tickets cost £4 (or £3 concs.). Available from Celtic Gold in Peel (2 weeks before screening date) or on the door unless sold out. Reservation tickets with seat guarantee available from Shakti Man (Ramsey), Thompson Travel (Port Erin) and Mostly Manx (Douglas). Centenary Centre, Atholl Street, Peel. |
Gigs at The Creek Inn
Thur 23rd - Soul Suspects
Fri 24th - AM Frequency
Sat 25th - White Elephant
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25th:
The Johnny Cash Story To commemorate the 80th anniverary of his birth. Starring Desie Kelly and featuring top local Musicians. All proceeds to go to the Centenary Centre Development fund
Show starts at 8.00 pm. Tickets are £10 from the usual outlets.
Buy tickets online HERE A Centenary Centre production by Ernie Leece |
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6th: Peel Commissioners Meeting. All meetings start at 7pm, and the public are welcome to observe all meetings from the public gallery at the Town Hall.
The business of the Commissioners is dealt with by the Board Members as a whole sitting twice per month. Meetings are conducted in two parts, the first of which is open to the public, and are generally on the first and third Tuesday of the month.
Agenda are published in advance here.
Minutes are published following approval at the subsequent meeting, generally two or three weeks later here |
14th: Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Spy (cert 15) Highly acclaimed British thriller based on the novel by John Le Carré, starring Gary Oldman as George Smiley. Many other well known actors in the cast including Colin Firth, Mark Strong, Tom Hardy, John Hurt and Benedict Cumberbatch. One not to miss!
Doors open 30 minutes before the show starts. Refreshments available.
Tickets cost £4 (or £3 concs.). Available from Celtic Gold in Peel (2 weeks before the screening) or on the door unless sold out. Reservation tickets with seat guarantee available from Shakti Man (Ramsey),Thompson Travel (Port Erin) and Mostly Manx (Douglas). Centenary Centre, Atholl Street, Peel. |
15th: Peel Heritage Trust 'Roy Moore Remembers'. Mr Roy Moore, Manx Radio's T.T. voice
from the Gooseneck will talk about the days of his youth, early morning
practices and the smell of Castrol R! link |
20th: Peel Commissioners Meeting. All meetings start at 7pm, and the public are welcome to observe all meetings from the public gallery at the Town Hall.
The business of the Commissioners is dealt with by the Board Members as a whole sitting twice per month. Meetings are conducted in two parts, the first of which is open to the public, and are generally on the first and third Tuesday of the month.
Agenda are published in advance here.
Minutes are published following approval at the subsequent meeting, generally two or three weeks later here |
25th: Auditions - Our House, Centenary Centre. Inspiration Theatre Company auditions for 'Our House'. For more information and audition pieces email inspiration@manx.net.
Contact: Jooles Morrison on: 210222
web: www.centenarycentre.com |
28th: Jane Eyre (cert PG-13) Based on the novel by Charlotte Brontë, this new adaptation stars Michael Fassbender as Rochester and Mia Wasikowska as Jane Eyre, the governess who discovers his hidden secret.
Doors open 30 minutes before the show starts. Refreshments available.
Tickets cost £4 (or £3 concs.). Available from Celtic Gold in Peel (2 weeks before screening) or on the door unless sold out. Reservation tickets with seat guarantee available from Shakti Man (Ramsey),Thompson Travel (Port Erin) and Mostly Manx (Douglas). Centenary Centre, Atholl Street, Peel. |
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3rd: Peel Commissioners Meeting. All meetings start at 7pm, and the public are welcome to observe all meetings from the public gallery at the Town Hall.
The business of the Commissioners is dealt with by the Board Members as a whole sitting twice per month. Meetings are conducted in two parts, the first of which is open to the public, and are generally on the first and third Tuesday of the month.
Agenda are published in advance here.
Minutes are published following approval at the subsequent meeting, generally two or three weeks later here |
 14th: The Peel Centenary Centre presents
The Grumbleweeds
The Grumbleweeds are an award winning British comedy band, performing music and comedy, who were most popular on radio and television in the 1980s though their two founder members Colvill and Walker remain a popular attraction on the cabaret circuit.
Visit their website
Tickets £16. Centenary Centre |
17th: Peel Commissioners Meeting. All meetings start at 7pm, and the public are welcome to observe all meetings from the public gallery at the Town Hall.
The business of the Commissioners is dealt with by the Board Members as a whole sitting twice per month. Meetings are conducted in two parts, the first of which is open to the public, and are generally on the first and third Tuesday of the month.
Agenda are published in advance here.
Minutes are published following approval at the subsequent meeting, generally two or three weeks later here |
| 28th: Bernie Flint - The Original Opportunity Knocks Winner He is a very very funny man who has gradually brought more and more comedy into his act but still manages to perform top quality vocals to ensure a first class cabaret show. He has perfected a fantastic comedy/cabaret show playing at many of the UK's top theatres and event venues. He has performed with the comedian 'Jethro' over a hundred times, Showaddywaddy, The 3 Degrees, Jim Bowen, Shane Ritchie and the late Frankie Vaughan. Don't miss this evening of great entertainment.
Show starts at 8.00 pm. Tickets are £15 from the usual outlets. Buy tickets online HERE |
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 5th: The Peel Centenary Centre presents
The Dublin City Ramblers
The Dublin City Ramblers have thrilled audiences worldwide with their unique blend of ballads, folk, humour, wit and foot-tapping music. Their impressive career has spanned more than 35 years, with over 30 albums, top ten hits, several awards for best ballad/folk group and, to top it all off, 8 Gold Albums. It is certainly no wonder that they are classed as Ireland’s Number One Group!
Visit their website
Tickets £16 Centenary Centre |
| 16th: 9 mile walk - part of the Isle of Man Walking Festival: 8.8 miles / 14.1km (Grade B)
Summary: This is a lovely varied walk with not too much effort. Starting from Peel, we head to St Johns via the
Heritage Trail (an old railway track). At St Johns, don't miss the opportunity to visit the ancient parliament
of Tynwald and the Arboretum. From here a steady climb takes us towards Lhergydhoo with some
wonderful views of Peel and the west coast. A nice stroll along a section of the coastal footpath takes us
back into Peel and gives us a chance to look round the oldest town on the Island.
Start / Finish: Peel Town Hall
Start Time: 10:20 Info - PDF Festival Brochure |
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5th: Peel Commissioners Meeting. All meetings start at 7pm, and the public are welcome to observe all meetings from the public gallery at the Town Hall.
The business of the Commissioners is dealt with by the Board Members as a whole sitting twice per month. Meetings are conducted in two parts, the first of which is open to the public, and are generally on the first and third Tuesday of the month.
Agenda are published in advance here.
Minutes are published following approval at the subsequent meeting, generally two or three weeks later here |
 14th-16th: The Inspiration Theatre Company presents Dirty Dusting A trio of cleaners a facing the axe, they might be beyond their sell-by date but they certainly won't take threats of redundancy lying down! These game 'girls' set up a phone sex service, known as "The Telephone Belles". Their bosses don't know about it, their family would never guess and their very willing customers are none the wiser. They're the only chat-line girls with dusters, attitude and their very own bus passes.
Show starts at 8.00 pm. Tickets are £8 from the usual outlets and on the door, if not sold out, on the night. Centenary Centre |
19th: Peel Commissioners Meeting. All meetings start at 7pm, and the public are welcome to observe all meetings from the public gallery at the Town Hall.
The business of the Commissioners is dealt with by the Board Members as a whole sitting twice per month. Meetings are conducted in two parts, the first of which is open to the public, and are generally on the first and third Tuesday of the month.
Agenda are published in advance here.
Minutes are published following approval at the subsequent meeting, generally two or three weeks later here |
| 23rd: Mambo Jambo Acoustic roots duo Mambo Jambo (Pete Jack and Frankie Banham) take their audience on a musical journey, mixing up styles from all around the world - from Cuba and Brazil, the Caribbean, New Orleans, bluegrass and Eastern Europe.
Show starts at 8.00 pm. Tickets are £12 from the usual outlets. Buy tickets online HERE |
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3rd: Peel Commissioners Meeting. All meetings start at 7pm, and the public are welcome to observe all meetings from the public gallery at the Town Hall.
The business of the Commissioners is dealt with by the Board Members as a whole sitting twice per month. Meetings are conducted in two parts, the first of which is open to the public, and are generally on the first and third Tuesday of the month.
Agenda are published in advance here.
Minutes are published following approval at the subsequent meeting, generally two or three weeks later here |
 7th:
Stars of British Jazz The 'Stars of British Jazz' recreate traditional jazz as made popular in Britain in the 1950s and 60s by the bands of Kenny Ball, Chris Barber, Acker Bilk, Terry Lightfoot and Humphrey Lyttelton, which became known as 'British Trad'.
'Stars of British Jazz' are a band comprising of a mixture of past and present members of these famous bands together with younger, top class ability musicians of today. Non-stop entertainment!
Show starts at 8.00 pm. Tickets are £16 from the usual outlets.
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 14th, 15th: Peel Secret Gardens, Hidden gardens in Peel open to the public for two afternoons from 1pm until 6pm. Teas available in some gardens. Plant stall. Strictly NOT a competition, this is just for fun. Entry by brochure, on sale across the island. |
17th: Peel Commissioners Meeting. All meetings start at 7pm, and the public are welcome to observe all meetings from the public gallery at the Town Hall.
The business of the Commissioners is dealt with by the Board Members as a whole sitting twice per month. Meetings are conducted in two parts, the first of which is open to the public, and are generally on the first and third Tuesday of the month.
Agenda are published in advance here.
Minutes are published following approval at the subsequent meeting, generally two or three weeks later here |
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 5th: Peel Carnival. Fun packed day of of free entertainment starting at 10am with sandcastle competitions and live entertainment. Carnival parade at 2pm. Peel Promenade. |
7th: Peel Commissioners Meeting. All meetings start at 7pm, and the public are welcome to observe all meetings from the public gallery at the Town Hall.
The business of the Commissioners is dealt with by the Board Members as a whole sitting twice per month. Meetings are conducted in two parts, the first of which is open to the public, and are generally on the first and third Tuesday of the month.
Agenda are published in advance here.
Minutes are published following approval at the subsequent meeting, generally two or three weeks later here |
 11th and 12th: The Peel Centenary Centre presents
The Houghton Weavers
The Houghton Weavers return with their unique blend of popular folk music and humour.
Visit their website
Tickets £15 Centenary Centre |
21st: Peel Commissioners Meeting. All meetings start at 7pm, and the public are welcome to observe all meetings from the public gallery at the Town Hall.
The business of the Commissioners is dealt with by the Board Members as a whole sitting twice per month. Meetings are conducted in two parts, the first of which is open to the public, and are generally on the first and third Tuesday of the month.
Agenda are published in advance here.
Minutes are published following approval at the subsequent meeting, generally two or three weeks later here |
 29th: Our House The Jukebox musical featuring a great story line and songs from the phenomenal SKA group MADNESS!
Doors open at 7pm. Tickets are £10 from the usual outlets. Centenary Centre |
