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Located in an area of outstanding natural beauty, our grade II listed, dog-friendly pub is set amongst rolling hills and woodland, 4 miles from Beaminster.

Local chef, restaurateur and food writer Mark Hix opened The Fox Inn in December 2020. Nestled in the Dorset countryside, just four miles from Beaminster, the pub is open Tuesday to Sunday, serving the best of British seasonal produce.

Settle in by the open fire with bar snacks and a real ale or dine on locally sourced food and drink in the Garden Room with a wine list championing British winemakers.

Our two beautiful annexes, Bills Garden Annexe (designed by Mark himself) and our new duplex Castlewood Annexe offer stunning accommodation with beautiful Bramley products to use during your stay.

Guests enjoy a 10% discount when dining in the pub. Dogs very welcome.

The Fox Inn | Mark Hix (thefoxinncorscombe.co.uk)

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may 2022

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05apr(apr 5)10:00 am04sep(sep 4)4:00 pmLove My Object

Love My Object

Name: The Fox Inn
Address: 14 Court, Corscombe, Dorset, DT2 0NS, United Kingdom
Telephone: +44 (0)1935 317555

What would you save if the museum was on fire?

Bridport Museum’s volunteers have displayed some special objects around Bridport for you to discover.

Everyone has a special thing. A family heirloom, your first Teddy Bear or perhaps a piece of jewellery. Anyone can see what it is, but why would you save that, and only that particular item from a fire?

The Museum Volunteers were asked this same question, with the twist that they could only choose something from the collection!

You can find the first Love My Object displays at Bridport Library, Bridport Leisure Centre and in the Museum from Tuesday 5^th April.

Why not get involved by scanning the QR code and telling the Museum about the special object you’d save from a fire?

Alternatively, share a picture on social media and tag them on Twitter @bridportmuseum or Instagram @bridport_museum, using the hashtags #LoveMyObject and #TheRightStuff

Love My Object is part of the Museum’s community project ‘The Right Stuff’, which asks some tricky questions – Why do we have certain things? Should we have them? If not, where should they go? Find out more about the project by visiting their website www.bridportmuseum.co.uk.

Time

April 5 (Tuesday) 10:00 am - September 4 (Sunday) 4:00 pm

Location

Bridport Museum

Bridport, Dorset

Organizer

Bridport Museumoffice@bridportmuseum.co.uk South Street, Brdport, Dorset, DT6

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14mayAll Day29Dorset Arts Weeks

27may10:00 am5:00 pmPicture This!

27may11:30 am12:30 pmFriday Dance Group

27may4:00 pmSideways Duo Liveat Number 10 Café Bar

27may6:00 pm7:00 pmMeat Draw and Happy Hourat The Ropemakers

27may7:30 pmComedy Store at the Electric Palace (18+)2021 & 2022 Residency

27may9:00 pmShelby's Elbowsat Neon

27may9:15 pmMischa and His Merry Menat the Ropemakers

28may9:00 amSt Mary’s Parkrun

28may10:00 am5:00 pmPicture This!

28may10:00 am4:00 pmBridport Museum is 90!

28may(may 28)10:30 am12jun(jun 12)4:30 pmReflections of Venice: Robert Crisp

Event Details

Robert’s new exhibition at Sou’-Sou’-West Gallery in Symondsbury is the result of five years of study, experimenting with different surfaces, grounds and mediums. Entitled ‘Reflections of Venice’, Robert showcases the culmination of many hours spent sketching and testing colours which would best represent the light and tones of Venice, and striving to capture the atmosphere of the city in a visually recognisable way, but in an abstract style.

With the use of strong black lines and a limited palette on a pure white gesso panel surface, Robert depicts the architecture, basilicas, and churches with their arches, domes and statues. The courtyards and alleyways are a striking feature, with their wells and washing strung between the buildings and over the canals, the bridges, working boats, gondolas, mooring poles, and of course, the titular reflections, mirroring the scene for twice the impact. The essence of city life in Venice is truly captured, evoking the festivals, parades of boats, the bustling waterways, masked and costumed people and cats sunning themselves in the windows. Visitors to the gallery will also be invited to view how this body of work developed. A selection of working drawings, sketches, sketch books, notes, colour charts and the testing out of differing mediums and surfaces will be displayed, making an interesting, insightful and very personal exhibition of Venice, combined with the educational side of Robert’s creative journey.