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Had such a brilliant day in Brighton and the night was equally so as we attended the Alison Moyet in Conversation + Signing at Resident Music. 🖤
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After a short break, Alison Moyet's 'Songs of Yazoo, the minutes, Other' tour hits the road again and heads to Wales to kick off the final leg.
Here are your timings for Cardiff tonight:
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'Iris Queen' c.1910, Art Nouveau embroidery by Ann Macbeth, multitalented artist from the Glasgow School #WomensArt #EmbroideryWeek
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Bram Stoker, creator of #Dracula, was born on 8 Nov 1847 in Dublin. His Gothic masterpiece was inspired by a holiday in Whitby & that is where he has the world’s most famous vampire landing in 1897. #FolkloreSunday
#Victorian #Whitby Harbour by John Atkinson Grimshaw
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From the painting series “My Eternal Soul” 2009 by Japanese artist Yayoi Kusama #WomensArt
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UPDATE: Alison Moyet will perform a set selected of fan favourites, singles, and deep cuts from across her eclectic 45-year recording career at Hampton Court Palace Festival on 22 June 2027.
We will post a link to the Fan Presale which begins at 10am on WEDNESDAY 4th November
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Kelly Gardner, whose work is inspired by collecting vintage china and other materials to evoke memory #WomensArt #Monday
Had an exhilarating afternoon at the Emirates Stadium watching Arsenal Women vs. Aston Villa Women. ❤️
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#Halloween quilt via Sylvia Schaefer, Flying parrot Quilts #womensart 🎃
To mark the start of the dark half of the year and honour spooky season I got ahead start this month and made Soul Cakes early.
Happy Halloween and All Hallows Eve and many Samhain blessings to all who celebrate! 🖤🎃🕯🐈⬛🦇👻💀🪦⚰️✨️🔮🕯
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By contemporary painter Sarah Evans #Womensart #FridayFeeling
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🇬🇧 Peter, a black cat, lived at Lord’s Cricket Ground in London from 1952 to 1964.
He often walked onto the playing field when crowds were largest and appeared on television broadcasts.
Peter died on November 5, 1964, aged 14. The 1965 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack published an obituary under “CAT, PETER (THE).”
MCC secretary S. C. Griffith described Peter as a cat who “loved publicity.” He is known as the only animal to receive a Wisden obituary.
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Ballowall Barrow: in the old days the miners used to see strange lights here - fairies! #TombTuesday




































