The Floral Pavilion Theatre - 'Keeping the Dream Alive' looks to the future and bows out with a superb programme of shows with Doddy taking the final curtain call on the 1st April (or maybe the 2nd...).
Wirral Bird Club gathers on the 4th Thursday of each month in Kingsmead Hall, Bertram Drive, Hoylake, at 8 pm.
Wirhalh Skip Felag is a local group of a National Society of re-enactors. We portray the life and times of real people (not just Kings 'n' Queens!) who lived a thousand years ago.
Wirral Cultural Diversity Group is the Creative Arts Partner of the Partnership for Racial EqualityCrafts
You may or may not know this but Wirral has a very strong traditional crafts heritage, particularly in terms of the world renowned Lees Tapestry Works and Della Robbia Pottery. Blacksmithing, pottery, stonemasonry, jewellery making, heritage crafts, basketwork, stitching and needlework are all currently practised by amateur and an increasing number of professionals, alike. Crafts are becoming increasingly popular with many courses being run by schools, colleges, community groups and organisations such as Voirrey Embroidery and CaJoBah. Craft fairs are also an opportunity to keep up with what's being produced by local craftspeople. The list of crafts is not definitive so this page will develop into an information point with links for applied and decorative crafts, craftspeople, groups, galleries and courses. Thatching is a traditional craft but I don't think that we have a Thatcher based in the borough of Wirral - let us know if we're wrong!
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