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Summary of Events 2010
Lyme Regis is a busy little seaside town with an enormous amount of activities, festivals and attractions going on all year round. Listed below are some of the major events but for more detail do try the following websites;
and for concerts and theatre;
December 18th - 31st March - Sheds of Lyme - Philipot Museum, Lyme Regis. From allotment sheds to bathing huts, cricket pavillions to cattle byres - the museum's winter exhibition.
Feb 8th Inaugural Recital by Philip Scriven (Organist of Lichfield Cathedral) of the new Skrabl organ. Admission by free ticket, only on application to Lyme Regis Tourist Information Centre on 01297 442138, retiring collection to the organ appeal. 7.30pm St Michaels Church.
Feb 16th - 20th
Goody Two Shoes
by Lyme Regis Pantomime society.
Feb 21st -
Bridgend Male Voice Choir. Welsh Favourites, Choral and Opera Classics, Songs from the shows. Tickets £10/8 from the TIC. 3pm St Michaels Church.
March Sat 20th - Bridport Chamber Orchestra, Conductor David Price, Saxophone Soloist Alison Young, Organ soloist Alex Davies. Purcell - Chacony, Respighi - Ancient Airs and Dances, Dave Heath - The Celtic, Mozart - Divertimento No. 1 in D, Finzi - Romanz, Poulenc - Organ concerto in G minor. Tickets £10/8. 7.30pm St Michaels Church.
April 4th - Easter Bonnet Parade
May 2nd - May day Fete
May 8th Lyme Bay Chorale directed by Alex Davies. Organist Greg Morris. Program to include Kodaly - Laudes Organi, Haydn - Te Deum. 7.30pm St Michaels Church.
May 9th Blessing of the Boats: Rogation Sunday - when traditionally, the
Lyme Regis Lifeboat
holds a Blessing of the Boats family service outside the boathouse at The Cobb. Wreaths are blessed and taken out to sea by the lifeboat where they are laid to commemorate those lost at sea. The (short) service, with the Lyme Regis Town Band, starts at 3.00pm, everyone is more than welcome to attend.
May 29th Ian Tracey (Liverpool Cathedral) Organ recital. Admission by ticket £10/8, Children £5. Season ticket for this and the 3 further celebrity recitals £35/£30. Tickets from Lyme Regis TIC on 01297 442138 7.30pm St Michaels Church.
June 26th - Greg Morris (Temple Church) Organ recital. Admission by ticket £10/8, Children £5. Tickets from Lyme Regis TIC on 01297 442138. 7.30pm St Michael’s Church.
July 3rd, 4th 5th -'Jurassic Jazz'
Lyme Regis 19th Jazz Festival
July 24th - 31st -
Lifeboat Week
Feb 21st -
Bridgend Male Voice Choir. Welsh Favourites, Choral and Opera Classics, Songs from the shows. Tickets £10/8 from the TIC. 3pm St Michaels Church.
March Sat 20th - Bridport Chamber Orchestra, Conductor David Price, Saxophone Soloist Alison Young, Organ soloist Alex Davies. Purcell - Chacony, Respighi - Ancient Airs and Dances, Dave Heath - The Celtic, Mozart - Divertimento No. 1 in D, Finzi - Romanz, Poulenc - Organ concerto in G minor. Tickets £10/8. 7.30pm St Michaels Church.
April 4th - Easter Bonnet Parade
May 2nd - May day Fete
May 8th Lyme Bay Chorale directed by Alex Davies. Organist Greg Morris. Program to include Kodaly - Laudes Organi, Haydn - Te Deum. 7.30pm St Michaels Church.
May 9th Blessing of the Boats: Rogation Sunday - when traditionally, the
Lyme Regis Lifeboat
holds a Blessing of the Boats family service outside the boathouse at The Cobb. Wreaths are blessed and taken out to sea by the lifeboat where they are laid to commemorate those lost at sea. The (short) service, with the Lyme Regis Town Band, starts at 3.00pm, everyone is more than welcome to attend.
May 29th Ian Tracey (Liverpool Cathedral) Organ recital. Admission by ticket £10/8, Children £5. Season ticket for this and the 3 further celebrity recitals £35/£30. Tickets from Lyme Regis TIC on 01297 442138 7.30pm St Michaels Church.
June 26th - Greg Morris (Temple Church) Organ recital. Admission by ticket £10/8, Children £5. Tickets from Lyme Regis TIC on 01297 442138. 7.30pm St Michael’s Church.
July 3rd, 4th 5th -'Jurassic Jazz'
Lyme Regis 19th Jazz Festival
July 24th - 31st -
Lifeboat Week
August 7th- 15th -Regatta and Carnival Week -Nine days of action packed activities for the whole family.
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