Village Diary

Churchill and Langford Village Diary!

Planning an event in Churchill or Langford? Whether it’s a community fundraiser, a village hall coffee morning, or a local club meeting, make sure your date doesn’t clash with other key activities by checking the Village Diary and adding your event to it!

The Village Diary, maintained by the Communications Officer of Churchill Parish Council, is a central calendar designed to help local groups and residents coordinate activities throughout the year. It’s a simple but powerful way to avoid overlapping events, maximise attendance, and support each other’s efforts in building a vibrant, well-connected community.

To ensure your event gets the attention it deserves, and to help others do the same, fill out this form with the details of your event as early as possible. The more we all use the Village Diary, the more effective it becomes.

Let’s work together to keep Churchill’s community life thriving, one well-planned event at a time!

The Parish is fortunate to feature a number of groups and organisations who operate regular events (listed below). Please ensure you consult the groups’ information directly in case their information is out of date here.

  • Help with Tech – every Thursday from 10am to 11.30am at the Market Kitchen Community Cafe. Call Councillor Mimi Simpson 01934 853282 to book a session with her
  • Sing for Fun – every Friday from 1.30pm to 2.30pm at St Marys Church, Langford
  • Trinity Singers – Every Tuesday (term-time) from 7.30pm to 9.30pm at Churchill Primary School
  • Churchill 2000 Ladies Group – every 3rd Wednesday of the month from 7.30pm at Churchill Reading Room
  • U3A Winscombe and District Art Group – The group meets at the Reading Room, Churchill on alternate Tuesday mornings from 10am till 12 noon. For further details, ring Jo on 01934 862812.
Poster for Green Shift Festival entitled Comedy, Food, Discussion

Green Shift Festival

April 20, 2024 - April 21, 2024

Green Shift is a fresh 2-day festival curated in partnership with Sustainable Clevedon, exploring how we can take small steps to create a big impact towards a low-carbon, sustainable future for our planet. Featuring a host of talks, workshops, films and live music and comedy, the weekend will have something to interest everyone. Tickets are available as day tickets or 2-day weekend passes.

Sat 20 Apr 2pm til late

Come and quiz your political representatives as they present their parties plans for Net Zero. Learn what Climate Justice means, its importance to the movement and how to centre it in our communities, with a lively panel discussion from leading practitioners and educators.

A delicious vegan dinner from one of our favourite ethical Bristol caterers, Houria, is available to pre-order with your ticket (please note the deadline as it is pre-order only).

Our film for the Saturday is Can You Dig This, the inspiring story of the ‘Gangsta Gardeners’ of South Central LA bringing unity, knowledge and sustenance via an urban gardening revolution in their communities.

Saturday evening will round off with an intro and set of live music from Seth Bye (of Filkin’s Drift).

Sun 21 Apr 2pm til late

The day starts with panel discussions from regional and local representatives on plans to get to Net Zero, plus talks from Sustainable Clevedon, Our Tides and Clevedon School.

Matt Winning: the comedian and environmental researcher known for his Ted-X talk, award-winning comedy, BBC Radio 4 show and podcast joins us to bring some much-needed laughter to the topic of climate change.

Our Sunday film is Common Ground, the sequel to Kiss The Ground, starring Woody Harrelson, Jason Momoa, Laura Dern, Donald Glover.Revealing how unjust practices forged our current farm system while profiling a hopeful and uplifting movement of white, black, and indigenous farmers who are using alternative “regenerative” models of agriculture that could balance the climate, save our health, and stabilise economies – before it’s too late.

We finish off the weekend with a madcap set of musical tinphonia beats from The Junkoactive Wasteman!

Details

Venue

  • curzon.org

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Parish Clerk: Sally Diaz
Telephone: 07399 523961
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