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9:30am PeaceWalk [Festival] Village Green

Join Moseley Inter Faith Forum and Birmingham Council of Faiths on the Annual Peace Walk and visit Moseley's local Jewish synagogue, Muslim mosque, Christian church and Peace Garden, Buddhist Centre and Sikh Gurdwara. Assemble 9.30am and leave Moseley Green 10am sharp. Conclude by 2pm.

11:00am Mostly Jazz [Jazz] Moseley Park

The Mostly Jazz Festival is the UK's newest jazz festival and the only, open air, one site festival, exclusively dedicated to contemporary jazz, funk and soul. Set in the lush surroundings of Moseley Park, Birmingham's eleven-acre woodland glade only two miles from the city centre, the July 3rd & 4th 2010 is set to be a weekend to remember.

11:00am Mostly Jazz [Jazz] Moseley Park

The Mostly Jazz Festival is the UK's newest jazz festival and the only, open air, one site festival, exclusively dedicated to contemporary jazz, funk and soul. Set in the lush surroundings of Moseley Park, Birmingham's eleven-acre woodland glade only two miles from the city centre, the July 3rd & 4th 2010 is set to be a weekend to remember.

6:30pm Moseley Interfaith gathering [Festival] Hamza Mosque

Interfaith gathering at Hamza Mosque

7:00pm Meet the sculptor, Graham Jones [Art] Moseley Violins

Come along a have a chat with Graham, local wood sculptor, whose inspiring work, large and small, you will find from the Lickeys to parks and school playgrounds across Birmingham. A free event. An exhibition of Graham's diverse work will be on show at Moseley Violins throughout the festival week. Public and private commissions can be undertaken.

8:00pm Moselele [Festival] The Patrick Kavanagh

Moselele is the second best Ukulele group in all of Moseley. We welcome both beginners and people who can already play and anyone who wants to have a go at quite an eclectic range of songs. We cover almost everything from Johnny Cash to the Flaming Lips via Bon Jovi. This is not a gig so if you come along we hope you will take part in absolutely anyway you can. If you do come along remember we are in the room upstairs. http://www.moselele.co.uk/

8:30pm Salsa Class and Fiesta [Dance] The Cross

Salsa dance classes for all levels from 8.30 'til 9.30 followed by social dancing 'til midnight. Everybody is welcome, beginners and seasoned dancers alike.

12:00pm Film: Moseley Cut [Art] Moseley Exchange

Moseley filmmakers have submitted short films for this competition. Screening will take place throughout the weekend at the Exchange. Further details : themoseleycut@gmail.com

7:00pm Manifesting the Work of your Dreams [Festival] Moseley Holistic Centre

Imagine doing work that you truly love - work that makes your heart sing. To many people this seems like a fantasy, a dream that they can't believe is possible for them. Well it is possible for everybody. Come and learn how you can make it a reality in your own life. �15/�10 on the door.

8:00pm Find your Voice and One Voice Summer Concert [Festival] St Columba Church Hall

A collection of uplifting songs from around the world, from two community groups. Refreshments provided. Entry is free Retiring collection in support of One Voice - a community singing group for adults with acquired brain injury.

9:00pm Freestyle [Rock & Pop] The Bulls Head

Freestyle Presents 'Rising Stars' Matty Garber (Lombard Royale) plus guests Lombard Royale's Matty Garber is joined by the finest in local talent for a musical mash-up of funk, soul, reggae, hip hop, house, disco and more. FREE before 10.30pm/ �3 after

9:00pm Not So Young - live concert [Rock & Pop] Moseley All Services Club

Come along and celebrate the great live music of Neil Young Acoustic and electric guitars harmonising vocals, and trademark NSY electric violin sounds TICKETS £4 advance / £5 door Available from Moseley Violins 2A Tudor Rd Moseley B13 0121 693 1214, Thyme Out, Poplar Rd Kings Heath B14. 0121 441 4764 www.myspace.com/notsoyoungband 9.00pm- midnight

9:00pm The Backroom Session [World Music] The Prince of Wales

The Backroom Session with DJ Cheese Dip.

9:30am Street Fair [Festival] Village Green

One of the defining events of Moseley Festival : the annual Street Fair in the centre of Moseley. Stalls will be set up along the Alcester Road and in the Village Green (St Mary's Row sliproad) area. Arts and crafts, second hand bargains, information stalls, local community and charitable groups - a whole mix of stalls to reflect our eclectic suburb. To keep you further entertained, there will be a performance space in the centre of the Village Green, with a succession of performances, including the Dance Workshop showing Egyptian dance and Salsa.

10:00am Portraits [Art] Marcus Galleries

Have your portrait done! The talented artist Colin Gabbidon will be sketching mini portraits at affordable prices (start from �20). Do call by to have your portrait done or book in advance if you wish. To shy to sit and be sketched? In that case, bring a photo and Colin will work from that instead. What could be easier?

10:00am Vintage Fair [Festival] The Fighting Cocks

Fighting Cocks garden

10:00am Moseley Park Open Day [Festival] Moseley Park

Eleven acres of beautiful parkland open to the public all day on Street Fair day. Come and enjoy! Why not bring a picnic?

10:00am Madrigal singers [Festival] Village Green

Madrigal Singers.

11:00am Guided nature walks [Festival] Moseley Rugby Club

12:00pm Film: Moseley Cut [Art] Moseley Exchange

Moseley filmmakers have submitted short films for this competition. Screening will take place throughout the weekend at the Exchange. Further details : themoseleycut@gmail.com

12:00pm Musicians from SGI Buddhist collective [Festival] Village Green

Musicians from SGI Buddhist collective

12:00pm Summer Cider Tasting [Festival] The Fighting Cocks

Mr Alan Hogan of Hogan's Cider will be here helping us offer you samples of the best British Ciders. We will also be relaunching our Summer Cider range including Scottish Brewer Thistly Cross and old favourites Thatchers & Aspalls premier ranges.

12:00pm Art Trail [Art] Moseley Exchange

Back for 2010 with even greater gusto is the Moseley art trail. During both festival weekends people are invited to visit various Moseley venues of artful interest equipped with a specially produced map which highlights free exhibitions, installations, activities, events and film screenings in and around the village. For opening dates and times please see the map in this programme. Families are welcome at all locations.

12:00pm Dance Workshop performers at Street Fair [Dance] Village Green

Egyptian Dance and Salsa

1:00pm Bits & Bows [Festival] The Bulls Head

Saturday July 10th from 1pm-5pm we will be upstairs at The Bulls head in Moseley for a hot summers day filled with vintage, drinks and music! We will be upstairs with House intruders DJing on the rooftop terrace and stalls inside including ourselves, *Pretty*little*poppet* and Frock on Vintage! As well as cupcakes for sale!

1:30pm CBSO: the Berkley Ensemble [Classical] Moseley Park

Since its launch in December 2000, the 10-piece Berkley Salon Ensemble has become one of the most popular of the CBSO's chamber ensembles, famed for its sell-out "Palm Court Christmas Parties"� at CBSO Centre each December. It's a Salon Orchestra of the kind found in hotels, dance-halls, cinemas and ocean liners throughout the golden age of light music. From the forgotten classics of British light music, to the early days of swing and 50s dancebands, "lollipops"� by Elgar, Tchaikovsky and Massenet mingling with "Light Programme" favourites, foxtrots and showtunes, this mini-orchestra evokes the sounds of a more leisured age. St Mary's Church if wet

2:30pm Sampad South Asian Arts :Global Folk [Folk] Moseley Park

Sampad South Asian Arts presents GLOBAL FOLK. Tabla and percussion maestro Mendi displays a dynamic expression of world music playing percussive Indian classical and world rhythms, incorporating aboriginal sounds of the didgeridoo, the talking drums of Africa and Cuba, and the majestic sounds of Indian classical Raag and Taal.

3:00pm Saturday Blues Club with Steve Ajao [Jazz] The Bulls Head

Another instalment of the weekly Saturday Blues Club with Steve Ajao and friends playing the best in classic and contemporary blues guitar with DJ Dylan providing the vinyl delights.

7:30pm Music for a Summer Evening [Festival] St Mary's Church

Music for A Summer Evening : an evening of varied music by St. Mary's Choir and St. Mary's Singers. Choral and instrumental, sacred and secular, from plainsong to jazz, something for everyone. Refreshments available. Admission free - retiring collection.

8:00pm Hog Roast in the Garden [Festival] The Prince of Wales

Free admission.

9:00pm DJ King Adora [Rock & Pop] The Bulls Head

Birmingham based glam-rock band King Adora started the century with a string of top 40 singles and a top 30 album, toured with the likes of Mansun and Queens of the Stone Age and rose to critical acclaim world wide and became legends in their hometown. Since their split 5 years ago lead singer Maxi has found solace propping up the bar of his favourite taverna, the Bulls Head, and there recent come back show at the Hare and Hounds was a road block. No stranger to DJing Maxi will be treating us to an eclectic mix of glam-rock-pop-punk. Different? We hope so!

11:00am Dance Workshop Open Day [Dance] Village Green

The Dance Workshop will be throwing open its doors to show what goes on here every week. There will be demonstrations of the different types of dance classes we run and short taster classes. Teachers will be available to answer enquiries and give out information on their classes. There will also be on site taster remedial sports massage available throughout the day. The cafe will be open too.

11:00am Guided nature walks [Festival] Moseley Rugby Club

12:00pm Film: Moseley Cut [Art] Moseley Exchange

Moseley filmmakers have submitted short films for this competition. Screening will take place throughout the weekend at the Exchange. Further details : themoseleycut@gmail.com

12:00pm Art Trail [Art] Moseley Exchange

Back for 2010 with even greater gusto is the Moseley art trail. During both festival weekends people are invited to visit various Moseley venues of artful interest equipped with a specially produced map which highlights free exhibitions, installations, activities, events and film screenings in and around the village. For opening dates and times please see the map in this programme. Families are welcome at all locations.

12:00pm "The Great Escape" [Festival] The Fighting Cocks

Avoid the screaming crowds or relax while your other half enjoys the World Cup Final.

1:00pm World Cup Final [Festival] The Prince of Wales

Watch the World Cup final on Moseley's biggest outdoor screen. Free entry.

1:00pm Birmingham Buddhist Centre Open Day [Festival] Birmingham Buddhist Centre

Ever wondered what lies behind the image of the meditating Buddha? What did he have to say that can be of relevance to our lives in the 21st century? All are welcome to drop in for the events listed or at any time to relax in the garden and soak up the atmosphere. Tea and coffee will be available during the event and there is no charge. 1pm Doors open - feel free to bring a picnic and sit in the garden. 2.00pm Buddhist Centre guided tour (20 minutes) 2.30pm Introduction to Meditation 2.30pm Introduction to Buddhism 3.30pm Buddhist Centre guided tour (20 minutes) 4.00pm Introduction to Meditation 4.00pm Buddhism and Meditation Q&A 5.00pm Finish

6:00pm The Moseley Pubs Cricket Cup [Festival] Moseley Ashfield Cricket Club

The Moseley Pubs Cricket Cup - supported by The Old Moseley Arms, Tindal St. The Moseley Pubs Cricket Cup has been revived and the trophy discovered and polished up. The tournament will be held over three nights at Moseley Ashfield Cricket Club Directions and further details can be found on the Old Moseley Arms 'Fitmen' Cricket Club's website www.fitmen.org.uk

7:00pm Tree of Life Inspiration Network [Festival] The Cross

Come and hear an uplifting talk by a well-known inspiring speaker on a mind, body and spirit topic. For full details of the talk please see the website. £5 on the door.

7:30pm The Prince of Wales Players Present "Alice Through the Liquor Glass" [Theatre] The Prince of Wales

One of the highlights of last year's festival was the unforgettable first production by the Prince of Wales players. Now they make a welcome return with this new production - don't miss it. Tickets �4 in advance, �5 on the door.

8:00pm Mellifluous Musical Mayhem and Majesty presents : We Free Three [Rock & Pop] The Patrick Kavanagh

Featuring the wonderful Pete Williams (ex Dexy's, The Bureau) + Fred Skidmore + Dean Beresford (Richard Hawley band member). WFT will be playing Pete's own original material plus a few surprising covers! www.myspace.com/peterenwilliams

6:00pm The Moseley Pubs Cricket Cup [Festival] Moseley Ashfield Cricket Club

The Moseley Pubs Cricket Cup - supported by The Old Moseley Arms, Tindal St. The Moseley Pubs Cricket Cup has been revived and the trophy discovered and polished up. The tournament will be held over three nights at Moseley Ashfield Cricket Club Directions and further details can be found on the Old Moseley Arms 'Fitmen' Cricket Club's website www.fitmen.org.uk

7:30pm The Prince of Wales Players Present "Alice Through the Liquor Glass" [Theatre] The Prince of Wales

One of the highlights of last year's festival was the unforgettable first production by the Prince of Wales players. Now they make a welcome return with this new production - don't miss it. Tickets �4 in advance, �5 on the door.

8:00pm Cobweb Collective present : Live Jazz [Jazz] The Bulls Head

The Cobweb Collective is a voluntary organisation promoting innovative live improvised music in Birmingham. Putting on events across the city they share the work load of both performing and promoting their shows bringing a real sense of community to the scene. Tonight they present another slice of live jazz upstairs at the Bulls Head.

8:00pm Mellifluous Musical Mayhem and Majesty presents : The Kings of Spain [Rock & Pop] The Patrick Kavanagh

The Kings of Spain - "a distinctive acoustic rock sound with a hint of Van Morrison and Tim Buckley which is all the more exciting for the excellent musicianship and songwriting" Hibernian www.myspace.com/thekingsofspainuk

7:30pm The Prince of Wales Players Present "Alice Through the Liquor Glass" [Theatre] The Prince of Wales

One of the highlights of last year's festival was the unforgettable first production by the Prince of Wales players. Now they make a welcome return with this new production - don't miss it. Tickets �4 in advance, �5 on the door.

8:00pm Mellifluous Musical Mayhem and Majesty presents : Der Oysters [Rock & Pop] The Patrick Kavanagh

featuring members of The Destroyers' supports Abi Budgen Leo Altarelli www.myspace.com/leoaltarelli Paul Murphy www.myspace.com/paulmurphysings The whole evening is given over to The Destroyers' band members so expect an exhilarating experience of majestic musical mayhem! www.thedestroyers.co.uk Admission �6

8:00pm Gingerfest [Festival] The Fighting Cocks

Gingerfest was one of the favourite events of the 2009 festival, and was such a success that Gingerfest II will be much anticipated by the ginger haired fraternity. Expect ginger food, ginger drinks, maybe a ginger pageant - who knows? It'll be a night for all ginger haired people to share their love and affection!

8:00pm Scarlet Harlots [Rock & Pop] The Bulls Head

We Love Wednesdays Presents...The Scarlet Harlots (Live) The Scarlet's return to the Bulls Head for another intimate show which guarantees to be another roadblock! FREE ENTRY

10:00am Moseley Beer Festival [Festival] The Prince of Wales

At The Prince renowned for its variety of great beers, the Beer Festival features 30 of the finest beers you'll ever drink.

6:00pm The Moseley Pubs Cricket Cup [Festival] Moseley Ashfield Cricket Club

The Moseley Pubs Cricket Cup - supported by The Old Moseley Arms, Tindal St. The Moseley Pubs Cricket Cup has been revived and the trophy discovered and polished up. The tournament will be held over three nights at Moseley Ashfield Cricket Club Directions and further details can be found on the Old Moseley Arms 'Fitmen' Cricket Club's website www.fitmen.org.uk

7:00pm Morris Dancing [Dance] Village Green

Moseley Morris and Black Adder Morris will be dancing for your delight on Moseley Village Green at 7pm, and at the Village Inn, from 8.30 until 10pm. Come along and watch - or, if your feet start tapping, have a go! We will perform varied clog and stick dances, accompanied by melodeons, fiddles, pipes, and drums!!! Support your local Morris sides!!

7:30pm Moseley Voices Summer Concert [Festival] St Columba Church Hall

Local community singing group presents a collection of uplifting songs from around the globe. Refreshments provided. Entry is free. Retiring collection in aid of One Voice Community Singing Group for adults with acquired brain injury.

8:00pm Ghost Walk -CANCELLED! [Spoken Word] Village Green

This event has been delayed until later in the year.

8:30pm Salsa Class and Fiesta [Dance] The Cross

Salsa dance classes for all levels from 8.30 'til 9.30 followed by social dancing 'til midnight. Everybody is welcome, beginners and seasoned dancers alike.

8:30pm Morris Dancing [Dance] The Village Pub

Moseley Morris and Black Adder Morris will be dancing for your delight on Moseley Village Green at 7pm, and at the Village Inn, from 8.30 until 10pm. Come along and watch - or, if your feet start tapping, have a go! We will perform varied clog and stick dances, accompanied by melodeons, fiddles, pipes, and drums!!! Support your local Morris sides!!

8:30pm We Love Brum presents : Malpas [Rock & Pop] The Bulls Head

We Love Brum Presents....MALPAS (LIVE) + Support Described by The Music Fix as "Swooping and poetic folk kissed by electronica", Malpas consider themselves to be the purveyours future folk masterpieces, that fall somewhere between Fleet Foxes and Crystal Castles, whilst not really sounding like either! They've appeared 6 Music's BBC Introducing and shared a stage with the likes of Mr Hudson, and will be performing at this year's Moseley Folk Festival. Catch them here first!

9:00pm Belgian Supper [Festival] The Prince of Wales

Traditional Belgian supper : mussels in beer and bacon, crusty bread and and Belgian beer for just �5.

10:00am Moseley Beer Festival [Festival] The Prince of Wales

At The Prince renowned for its variety of great beers, the Beer Festival features 30 of the finest beers you'll ever drink.

11:00am Art Exhibition [Art] Woodbridge Gallery

Art Exhibition organised by the Moseley Society, to exhibit the entries for their prize art competition 'Moseley in Motion'. Local artists have been invited to submit entries in a range of media. The entries will be judged on Friday 16th and the exhibition will be open to the public on Saturday 17th and Sunday 18th. Many will be offered for sale. Admission to the gallery is free.

7:30pm How to Manifest the Partner of your Dreams [Festival] Moseley Holistic Centre

You are a magnet for everyone who's ever walked into your life. Discover how to change your magnetic pull so that you attract your dream partner! �15/�10 on the door.

7:30pm Musituality [Classical] Birmingham Buddhist Centre

As'shiq al-Rasul, St Mary's Schola, Rich Batsford Building on the success of last year's sell out concert in Birmingham Cathedral, the three organisers of Musituality (three musketeers of Christian, Muslim and Buddhist persuasions) present a special evening of spiritually inspired music in the beautiful setting of Birmingham Buddhist Centre, as part of this years Moseley Festival.

8:00pm Stringfever : A live violectra concert [Classical] Moseley All Services Club

"A fantastic and unique Electric Cabaret act" Stringfever are a quartet of Violectra electric violin players, made right here in Moseley at Moseley Violins. Don't miss this opportunity to see this word beating show during Moseley Festival. Suitable as a family event or for any age alike. SEE ADVERTISMENT Tickets: �5 Individual / �10 Family Ticket Available from: Moseley Violins, 2A Tudor Rd Tel: 0121 693 1214 www.stringfever.co.uk

9:00pm Freestyle [Rock & Pop] The Bulls Head

Freestyle Presents 'Rising Stars' Matty Garber (Lombard Royale) plus guests Lombard Royale's Matty Garber is joined by the finest in local talent for a musical mash-up of funk, soul, reggae, hip hop, house, disco and more. FREE before 10.30pm/ �3 after

10:00am Poetry Workshop (Cannon Poets) [Spoken Word] Moseley CDT

Are you a secret poet? Have you yearned to share your work? Here's your chance! CANNON POETS invite you to a workshop for those who write - or would like to. Take some time out amongst like-minded friends!

10:00am Portraits [Art] Marcus Galleries

Have your portrait done! The talented artist Colin Gabbidon will be sketching mini portraits at affordable prices (start from �20). Do call by to have your portrait done or book in advance if you wish. To shy to sit and be sketched? In that case, bring a photo and Colin will work from that instead. What could be easier?

10:00am Moseley Beer Festival [Festival] The Prince of Wales

At The Prince renowned for its variety of great beers, the Beer Festival features 30 of the finest beers you'll ever drink.

11:00am Art Exhibition [Art] Woodbridge Gallery

Art Exhibition organised by the Moseley Society, to exhibit the entries for their prize art competition 'Moseley in Motion'. Local artists have been invited to submit entries in a range of media. The entries will be judged on Friday 16th and the exhibition will be open to the public on Saturday 17th and Sunday 18th. Many will be offered for sale. Admission to the gallery is free.

12:00pm Film: Moseley Cut [Art] Moseley Exchange

Moseley filmmakers have submitted short films for this competition. Screening will take place throughout the weekend at the Exchange. Further details : themoseleycut@gmail.com

12:00pm Art Trail [Art] Moseley Exchange

Back for 2010 with even greater gusto is the Moseley art trail. During both festival weekends people are invited to visit various Moseley venues of artful interest equipped with a specially produced map which highlights free exhibitions, installations, activities, events and film screenings in and around the village. For opening dates and times please see the map in this programme. Families are welcome at all locations.

3:00pm Loving What is - The Work of Byron Katie [Festival] Moseley Holistic Centre

The Work of Byron Katie is a powerful process that clears the mind and brings inner peace. It is a way to identify and question your thoughts. Come and find out more. All welcome. �5 on the door.

3:00pm Saturday Blues Club with Steve Ajao [Jazz] The Bulls Head

Another instalment of the weekly Saturday Blues Club with Steve Ajao and friends playing the best in classic and contemporary blues guitar with DJ Dylan providing the vinyl delights.

6:00pm "Food, Inc" [Art] Birmingham Buddhist Centre

Film and conversation cafes combine two elements: a film that highlights an area of concern and interest, followed by a dialogue in which we can express our own concerns and formulate creative plans in response to the issues raised. The films inform, entertain, and educate, and the conversations help translate that into action. The conversations will be facilitated by Trish Dickinson. Please arrive promptly for the beginning of the film.

7:00pm Magenta and Friends [Festival] St Mary's Church

Come and experience the magic of Magenta's unique a cappella sound! A varied evening of musical entertainment, featuring Moseley's own female close-harmony choir, plus invited friends giving a taste of their own distinctive styles.

7:00pm The Magic of Tantra - talk [Spoken Word] Moseley Holistic Centre

Discover how to improve your relationships and love life. If you're a couple, learn how to go deeper into intimacy and if you're single, learn how to open up to true love in your life. £5 on the door.

7:00pm "Cocktail" at the Cocks [Festival] The Fighting Cocks

Cocktail barmen Tom & Cos will be taking over the bar to an 80s music backdrop!

8:00pm Hog Roast in the Garden [Festival] The Prince of Wales

Free admission.

10:00am Moseley Beer Festival [Festival] The Prince of Wales

At The Prince renowned for its variety of great beers, the Beer Festival features 30 of the finest beers you'll ever drink.

11:00am Art Exhibition [Art] Woodbridge Gallery

Art Exhibition organised by the Moseley Society, to exhibit the entries for their prize art competition 'Moseley in Motion'. Local artists have been invited to submit entries in a range of media. The entries will be judged on Friday 16th and the exhibition will be open to the public on Saturday 17th and Sunday 18th. Many will be offered for sale. Admission to the gallery is free.

12:00pm Art Trail [Art] Moseley Exchange

Back for 2010 with even greater gusto is the Moseley art trail. During both festival weekends people are invited to visit various Moseley venues of artful interest equipped with a specially produced map which highlights free exhibitions, installations, activities, events and film screenings in and around the village. For opening dates and times please see the map in this programme. Families are welcome at all locations.

12:00pm Film: Moseley Cut [Art] Moseley Exchange

Moseley filmmakers have submitted short films for this competition. Screening will take place throughout the weekend at the Exchange. Further details : themoseleycut@gmail.com

7:00pm Tug-o-War Competition [Festival] The Prince of Wales

Entries for this tug-o-war are invited, teams of six. �6 per team. Spectators are welcome.

7:00pm Moseley Masterteam Quiz [Festival] St Anne's Church Hall

Bring your quiz team to battle it out for the coveted Moseley Masterteam quiz trophy! (The Wheatley Cup). Teams of 6 are invited. �24 per team. Teams must please register in advance, as there is a limit to numbers. All proceeds to Save the Children.