Posted: Fri 8th Jun 2012

Wrexham.com What’s On Guide (8th-14th June)

Wrexham.com for people living in or visiting the Wrexham area
This article is old - Published: Friday, Jun 8th, 2012

Welcome to our ‘What’s On Guide’ for 8th-14th June 2012

 

Friday 8th June

Euro 2012 starts on Friday and we’ve made a list of local venues that will be showing all the games and some have put on special offers especially for the tournament.

There are two gigs on at Central Station in Wrexham tonight, DIY-pop band Stealing Sheep are up first. Doors 7.30pm tickets £7. Later on The Roseville Band are also playing a free gig before they jet off to Canada to perform at this years NXNE 2012. Doors will be at 10pm, with The Roseville Band expected on at 11:15pm.

On the same night The Fag Machine are on at The Commercial with support from Afterglow and with DJ Bloodsport. Entry is free. Doors 8pm.

Saturday 9th June

Children’s clothing sale at Hightown Community Centre all items only 20p. Free refreshments & children’s activities. 10am – 12 noon.

Wrexham Antiques & Collectors Fair is on at the Memorial Hall selling a wide variety of antiques and collectibles, including glass, ceramics, militaria, pictures and prints, books, ephemera, jewellery and postcards. 9.30am – 3.30pm

On Saturday night local indie rock band Shoot The Rabbit play their first headline show in Wrexham at the Saith Seren with support from Chester Rocks battle of the bands finalists The Strangers. Entry free, doors 8pm.

There is also Red Alert at Kings Mills Pub 8pm £5 inc refreshments – its a 60s 70s 80s Disco hits function all are welcome!

Nightingale House Hospice is holding its annual Summer Fair from 12.00 noon – 4.00 pm. Free admission to the event at Belle Vue Park, Wrexham, which will feature an It’s a Knockout competition. There will be a huge variety of stalls and attractions for all the family, including a fun fair, face painting, live entertainment, a circus workshop, bouncy castles, the hospice car raffle and more.

Sunday 10th June

No events listed

Monday 11th June

The Only Way is Wrexham Heats take place at the Stiwt Theatre, Rhosllanerchrugog judging the very best talented individuals, groups and acts from across North Wales and the North West. Starts 7pm. Tickets £6 adults £4 concessions.

Tuesday 12th June

A free business support event is being held at The Ramada in Wrexham. Join experts from the Intellectual Property Office and Companies House, who will help you understand intellectual property and your responsibilities as a first time director. 9am – 12.30pm or 1.30pm – 5pm. Register here: www.ipo.gov.uk/getitright-wrexham.htm

Wednesday 13th June

You can join a lively Jive & Salsa Class at Wrexham Memorial Hall on Wednesday. Suitable for ages 16-60. Starts 7.45pm. Costs £5. For further information contact Neil Diack on 0781 123 69702 or email [email protected]

Thursday 14th June

Free how to research your markets at The Atrium, Redwither Tower, Wrexham Industrial Estate. 10am – 1pm. Contact Hilary Neil-Williams on 01978 667000 or email [email protected]

If you fancy seeing a local band just 10 miles down the road Heal The Last Stand are playing at Telfords Warehouse in Chester. Starts 8pm, admission free.



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