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diary DATES<br />
PICK OF THE MONTH - Sun 14th, The Incredibles<br />
The second event hosted by The Magic Lantern, a group<br />
dedicated to introducing children to <strong>the</strong> wonderful world of<br />
cinema. An ML session mixes live drama with a screening of<br />
a favourite movie: <strong>the</strong> movement started in Switzerland and is<br />
spreading round <strong>the</strong> world. This month’s offering is <strong>the</strong> wonderful<br />
Pixar classic, featuring <strong>the</strong> eponymous hero, a superhero<br />
in a cynical post-superhero world, fighting crime with <strong>the</strong> help<br />
of Elastigirl, Dash and Violet.<br />
All Saints, 11am-12.45pm, £5 one-off taster.<br />
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HIGHLIGHTS<br />
Tue 2nd: Cinema – Animal Farm<br />
Halas and Batchelor’s stunning full-length animation of George Orwell’s classic novel, introduced by <strong>the</strong>ir<br />
daughter, Vivien Halas, who runs <strong>the</strong>ir estate from Sou<strong>the</strong>rham. <strong>Lewes</strong> Film Club, All Saints, 8pm, £5<br />
Wed 3rd: Magic Lantern Christmas Show<br />
Plus mulled wine, mince pies and a grand raffle. Anne of Cleves House, 7.30pm, £5<br />
Weekend starting Fri 5th: Cinema - Quantum of Solace<br />
<strong>Lewes</strong> Cinema screen <strong>the</strong> latest (22nd) Bond movie. It’s full of action, but bereft of gadgets. Critics panned<br />
it, <strong>the</strong> public seems to love it. All Saints, times tba in www.vivalewes.com<br />
Sat 6th and 21st: <strong>Lewes</strong> Farmers’ Market<br />
In December <strong>the</strong>re are two markets, so you can order your bird at <strong>the</strong> first, and pick it up at <strong>the</strong> second.<br />
There’s plenty more seasonal fare, too. Cliffe Precinct, 9am, free<br />
Thur 11th: Conversations lunch<br />
Over a two-course meal OperaLite’s Carol Kelly, a repetiteur and wife of international tenor Paul Austin<br />
Kelly, talks about <strong>the</strong> trials and tribulations of being an opera singer. Shelley’s Hotel, 12.45pm, £16<br />
Thur 11th: Needlewriters reading<br />
Three local writers read from recent publications: Susannah Waters, Clare Best and Irving Weinman.<br />
Needlemakers Cafe, 7pm <strong>for</strong> 7.45pm, £5/3 from Sky-Lark (Needlemakers) or on door<br />
Mon 22nd: Christmas in <strong>the</strong> Parlour<br />
Pippa and Karl from Operaplayhouse, both professional singers, present ‘a festive programme of readings,<br />
songs and sing-along carols. Bill’s, 7.30pm, £28 with Xmas meal<br />
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