The charity NeuroMuscular are looking to recruit volunteers for the annual Live In The Park, concert.
If you would like to participate in this prestigious event. click on the image below for details.
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Volunteers needed are:

Backstage – serving artists refreshments
General Stewarding
Merchandise stall manager
On the gate ticket selling

Sunday 20th May 2012
Haydock Racecourse
Contact: 01925 813185
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Thursday 24th May 2012
Lymm Folk Club
Sarah Grey and Kieron Means
Friday 25th May 2012
The Cotton Mill
Grenade
Friars Court
Exile Parade
The Parr Hall
The Saw Doctors
Saturday 26th May 2012
Osale Rooms
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The Rodney
Chimera
The Parr Hall
The Clone Roses
The Pear Tree
Freeway
The Barn Owl
Ziggy
Friday 1st June 2012
The Maltings
Havoc 51
The Albion
Rude Dog
Saturday 2nd June 2012
The Rodney
Chimera
The Rope & Anchor
Sticky Fingers
Porters Ale House
Cock Pit
Sunday 3rd June 2012
The Cotton Mill
Exile Parade
Saturday 23rd June 2012
Holy Trinity Church, Market Gate, Warrington,
Tel: 01925 762517

Free admission.
Chloe Saywell (Soprano)
Stephenie Leung (Piano)
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Chloe Saywell is a 24 year old soprano studying at the Royal Northern College of Music. She is in her second year of a Masters Degree specialising in solo performance with Sandra Dugdale. Chloe completed her Bachelor of Music Degree with First Class Honours at the University of Sheffield where she studied with Carol Smith and James Colcough.
Stephenie Leung was born in Hong Kong and graduated from the RNCM with a Masters degree in 2011
WACIDOM
WACIDOM (Warrington Arts Council Initiative for the Development of Music) started arranging free lunchtime recitals on a regular basis in 2000. That year there were 5 recitals, with 14 recitals the following year. Since then, it has arranged between 20 and 22 recitals per year and built up a regular audience. Initially around 20 to 25 attended, but now we regularly have an audience numbering at least 40 and sometimes up to 80. The recitals benefit the musicians by giving them a platform, and the audience by providing a high quality product with easy access in the centre of Warrington.
The recitals have been funded by a grant from Arts Council England and by voluntary donations, but, of course, to maintain them into the future will require further funding. With that in mind, WACIDOM continually looks for sponsorship to safeguard the recitals into the future.

Held at Holy Trinity Church, Market Gate in the centre of Warrington, these lunchtime recitals are arranged in groups of 4 to 6 weeks throughout the year and start at 12.30pm for approximately 45 minutes.