The Chew Valley is buzzing with excitement as the Valley Arts Fringe Festival continues with a dazzling array of performances until 19th November. This delightful annual event promises to bring the arts to local villages, filling the Valley with laughter, creativity and music.

Now in its 7th year, the Fringe Festival is a testament to the power of community spirit. With a diverse array of events, from comedy and theatre to community workshops and music performances, there is something for everyone to enjoy!

The laughter kicks off this month with David Eagle: Flying Solo – an amazing fresh new stand-up show from Britain’s finest young comedian, on Saturday 4th November at 8pm in Compton Martin.

Highlights also include Phil Okwedy - The Gods Are All Here, a captivating show that weaves folktales and legends of the African diaspora with a story that uncovers Phil’s experiences of growing up as a child of dual heritage in Wales during the 1960s & 70s. The performance is in Chew Stoke on Thursday 9th November.

There are theatrical delights for the whole family too, with Ernie’s Journey – a circus adventure with magic and puppetry on Saturday 4th November in Compton Martin. The Star Seekers is an interactive space themed show with songs, silliness and anti-gravity antics on Saturday 11th November in Temple Cloud.

For classical music aficionados Chew Magna plays host to Vivaldi’s Four Seasons by Candlelight from The Bristol Ensemble on Saturday 11th November. Meanwhile, Tango Calor, a collective of wonderful musicians who share a love for Argentine tango perform on Saturday 18th November.

So mark your calendar and prepare for a month filled with artistic wonder. Don’t miss out on these extraordinary experiences right on your doorstep!

Valley Arts seeks to ensure events are open and inclusive for all. Stay updated with the latest news and announcements by following them on social media. Details of all events and ticket information can be found on the website: 
www.valley-arts.co.uk