Get in the festive spirit at a children's Christmas storytelling and craft session in the Izzy on Saturday 7th December.

Storytelling, Stick Man with Mrs Christmas (Vickie Long), starts at 11am (lasts approx 45 minutes), followed by a Christmas crafting workshop.

Tickets £5 per child (includes a £1 booking fee added at checkout). Adults free. A resposible adult must accompany each child and remain on the premises during the storytelling and craft session.

Maximum 30 children per session. If demand is high, we will put on more sessions.

Join the Kenelm Singers for their inaugural concert of

Christmas Carols and Seasonal Songs

on Wednesday 18th December.  

Doors open 7pm and the performance starts at 7.30pm. This is a charity fundraiser, and 50% of the profits will go to Isbourne Arts.

Tickets are not being sold via the Isbourne Arts Website

Tickets £10 (adults) £5 (children) will be available from the Coventry Building Society, the Museum Undercroft and Adams Estate Agents from Monday 19th November.

Saturday 21 December, 10am until 1pm, the Izzy presents its next monthly Farmers' Market.  On the third Saturday of every month come and meet local producers and retailers.  There are always lots of lovely goodies to sample and buy.

Admission to the public is FREE

The new Winchcombe Players

present their first pantomime:

 CINDERELLA

Featuring pantomime favourites: Cinderella, Buttons, the ugly sisters and the handsome prince.  We are also delighted to introduce Dan d'Lion and our very own live band.  

Performances involve lively songs, audience interaction and pantomime magic. Suitable for children, but with some adult humour. Expect flashing lights, loud music and sudden noises.

Seating is not allocated. A £1 booking fee is added per seat at checkout.

Licensed bar and 20 minute interval.  Doors open half an hour before each performance begins.

Please note: The balcony offers the best acoutsics and view; however, balcony seating is on old church pews and the access is very restricted up a winding and narrow staircase. Balcony seating therefore is not suitable for those with mobility issues.