10 Week Course, every Tuesday starting 13 Nov at Fulford School, 7pm to 9pm
A very ‘hands on’ course for those wishing to move on from using basic skills on a computer.
You will learn how to use the features and functions of an ‘average’ computer by using some selected Microsoft Programs. Navigate the World Wide Web using web addresses, links and understand how to safely shop online; Create a variety of word processed documents by entering text and using different tools for editing that text. Create and understand template documents (i.e. letter headed paper). Use different formatting tools to aid meaning in your documents and layout your text by understanding how to create paragraphs change margins and spell check your work.
Cost: £60
To book online visit: www.yortime.co.uk
Thursday, 25 October 2012
Wednesday, 24 October 2012
Make your own Christmas stocking
Create a keepsake for tomorrow using simple folk art inspired images applied, by sewing machine, to a Christmas stocking base.
Each stocking incorporates a deep cuff, which can be left plain, decorated with machine stitching or an appliquéd name/motif.
What will you need to bring/Additional Cost?
1 Piece of plain coloured fabric ( cotton or velvet) 12” x 15” for front of stocking; 1 piece of cotton or velvet 42 x 10” for the cuff on the front of stocking; 1 piece of fabric 18” x 12” for back of stocking; 2 pieces of fabric 18” x 12” for inside of stocking—if you wish your thread to match the fabric please bring your own. I will provide all other necessary fabrics at a cost of £2.
Sat 17 Nov, 10am to 4pm at the Quilt Museum, St Anthony's Hall Peasholme Green, York YO1 7PW01904 613242
Cost: £30 - To book online visit: www.yortime.org.uk
1 Piece of plain coloured fabric ( cotton or velvet) 12” x 15” for front of stocking; 1 piece of cotton or velvet 42 x 10” for the cuff on the front of stocking; 1 piece of fabric 18” x 12” for back of stocking; 2 pieces of fabric 18” x 12” for inside of stocking—if you wish your thread to match the fabric please bring your own. I will provide all other necessary fabrics at a cost of £2.
Sat 17 Nov, 10am to 4pm at the Quilt Museum, St Anthony's Hall Peasholme Green, York YO1 7PW
Bring your own lunch or visit the wonderful Italian deli next door.
Which camera?
Basic digital camera course - buying advice and guidance
Find out what to look for when buying a camera and understand the different jargon.
You will learn to understand the different types, from simple point and shoot, standard compact and enthusiastic compact cameras. We will also discuss megapixels, zoom, lens, resolution, LCD screens, image stabilisation and ISO range.
This course takes place on Sat 10 Nov, 9.30am to 12noon at Explore Acomb library Learning Centre.
To book go to www.yortime.org.uk
Find out what to look for when buying a camera and understand the different jargon.
You will learn to understand the different types, from simple point and shoot, standard compact and enthusiastic compact cameras. We will also discuss megapixels, zoom, lens, resolution, LCD screens, image stabilisation and ISO range.
This course takes place on Sat 10 Nov, 9.30am to 12noon at Explore Acomb library Learning Centre.
To book go to www.yortime.org.uk
Friday, 19 October 2012
York 800 Public Lecture Series
University of York Lectures:
Tues 30 Oct York Today: A city for today and tomorrow
Lecture by Dr Rowland Atkinson, Department of Sociology
6pm, Bowland Auditorium, Berrick Saul Building
Wed 7 Nov York 200 Years Ago: Tourism, Archaeology and the Making of Modern York
Lecture by Dr Ann-Marie Akehurst, Department of History of Art
6pm, Bowland Auditorium, Berrick Saul Building
Wed 14 Nov York 400 Years Ago: Reformation, Religious Change and Social Stress? Lecture by Professor Bill Shields, Department of History
6pm, Bowland Auditorium, Berrick Saul Building
Tues 20 Nov 2012 'York Minster in 1212: part of the York 800 celebrations'
CMS York Medieval Seminar, Professor Christopher Norton (University of York) Huntingdon room
5.30pm, King's Manor, Huntingdon room
Wed 21 Nov 2012 'St Richard, the Devout Widow and the Feast of Corpus Christi: Life in the City in 1412'
CMS York Medieval Seminar/York 800
Dr P Jeremy Goldberg (University of York)
5.30pm, King's Manor, Huntingdon room
Please email cms-office@york.ac.uk if you would like to attend.
Tues 30 Oct York Today: A city for today and tomorrow
Lecture by Dr Rowland Atkinson, Department of Sociology
6pm, Bowland Auditorium, Berrick Saul Building
Wed 7 Nov York 200 Years Ago: Tourism, Archaeology and the Making of Modern York
Lecture by Dr Ann-Marie Akehurst, Department of History of Art
6pm, Bowland Auditorium, Berrick Saul Building
Wed 14 Nov York 400 Years Ago: Reformation, Religious Change and Social Stress? Lecture by Professor Bill Shields, Department of History
6pm, Bowland Auditorium, Berrick Saul Building
Tues 20 Nov 2012 'York Minster in 1212: part of the York 800 celebrations'
CMS York Medieval Seminar, Professor Christopher Norton (University of York) Huntingdon room
5.30pm, King's Manor, Huntingdon room
Wed 21 Nov 2012 'St Richard, the Devout Widow and the Feast of Corpus Christi: Life in the City in 1412'
CMS York Medieval Seminar/York 800
Dr P Jeremy Goldberg (University of York)
5.30pm, King's Manor, Huntingdon room
Please email cms-office@york.ac.uk if you would like to attend.
Thursday, 18 October 2012
Kaboom!
Sun 4 Nov, 4pm to 10pm
To keep you entertained throughout the evening York’s Kaboom Fireworks Festival has organised a fantastic and exciting programme. Kaboom’s stage line up includes X Factor finalist Marcus Collin. The York Dungeon will present a live re-enactment of The Gunpowder Plot with accompanying explosive ending! There will be a funfair with dodgems, waltzers, side-stalls and food options to suit all the family.
Tickets - No ticket will be available for sale on the gate. There will be three types of ticket available for purchase via Kaboom website prior to the event:
Premium ticket - only limited ticket available including the car parking spaces at Rawcliffe Bar Park & Ride site (1,000 spaces max).
First ticket - A discounted ticket available to all. In association with transportation partner - First Group - this ticket will give the holder free travel on any First York network bus with free and easy access from all York suburbs to the city centre.
Green ticket = A discounted ticket available only to those living in the YO30 neighbourhood who commit to walking to the venue.
Book your tickets: go online www.kaboomyork.com or call the 24 hour bookings line on 01904 341 046 - just leave your details on voicemail for a call back.
Alternatively, you can purchase First and 659 tickets from the Visit York box office in the Tourist Information Centre, 1 Museum Street, York. YO1 7DT
Venue: Rawcliffe Country Park, Shipton Road, York, YO30 5XZ See location on Google maps.
To keep you entertained throughout the evening York’s Kaboom Fireworks Festival has organised a fantastic and exciting programme. Kaboom’s stage line up includes X Factor finalist Marcus Collin. The York Dungeon will present a live re-enactment of The Gunpowder Plot with accompanying explosive ending! There will be a funfair with dodgems, waltzers, side-stalls and food options to suit all the family.
Tickets - No ticket will be available for sale on the gate. There will be three types of ticket available for purchase via Kaboom website prior to the event:
Premium ticket - only limited ticket available including the car parking spaces at Rawcliffe Bar Park & Ride site (1,000 spaces max).
First ticket - A discounted ticket available to all. In association with transportation partner - First Group - this ticket will give the holder free travel on any First York network bus with free and easy access from all York suburbs to the city centre.
Green ticket = A discounted ticket available only to those living in the YO30 neighbourhood who commit to walking to the venue.
Book your tickets: go online www.kaboomyork.com or call the 24 hour bookings line on 01904 341 046 - just leave your details on voicemail for a call back.
Alternatively, you can purchase First and 659 tickets from the Visit York box office in the Tourist Information Centre, 1 Museum Street, York. YO1 7DT
Venue: Rawcliffe Country Park, Shipton Road, York, YO30 5XZ See location on Google maps.
Wednesday, 17 October 2012
Move more on Monday
Join our trained leaders in a gentle ride to the picturesque village of Bishopthorpe. If you have not cycled for a while, why not join in one of these easy paced rides. These are free group rides suitable for cyclists of all ages and abilities and are particularly suited to those who haven’t cycled recently. This ride lasts approximately one and a half hours, stopping off at Rowntree Park for refreshments. You will need to bring along a road worthy bike, bike pump, spare inner tube, lock and suitable clothing.
Meet at Millennium Bridge (Butcher Terrace side of the river), 11am, Mon 26 Nov
Want to know more - contact: Sarah Prescott, Active Living Officer on 01904 553377, Email: sarah.prescott@york.gov.uk Or visit: www.york.gov.uk/cyclerides
Tuesday, 16 October 2012
Shine Awards
The awards are looking at how children in York have had made a postive impact to their local community. Whether they have made an actual difference or if they are inspiring other people to get more involved in local life.
There are 10 awards, which are separated into five different catergories which are Parks and Environment, Sport and Active Leisure, Arts and Culture, Libraries and Archives, and Play.
Anyone can nominate a young person who is between the ages 5-14 years old.
Please send 250 words (max) explaining why you are nominating the young person, along with their name, category nominated for, age of young person and your contact details to Tim Waudby, 18 Back Swinegate, York, YO1 8ZD, 01904 553426 or email: tim.waudby@york.gov.uk
Closing date Fri 30 Nov 2012
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