The Clevedon Thursday Market Did you know that Clevedon Market was granted charter status in October 1346 by Kind Edward lll? This means the Thursday Market in Queens Square is almost 674 years old! That was before Clevedon had any shops. Being a Charter Market, the traders had the right to trade and no other market
Clevedon Art Club‘s charity for 2020 is the Curzon Cinema which is in desperate need of funds to ensure it continues as a heritage venue as well as a working cinema. The Club members were invited to submit small art works on any theme they liked but preferably with a film or seasonal style.
The Clevedon Art Club Hold Virtual Gallery Sale In Support Of The Curzon Cinema Read More »
On the 16th October it will be 50 years to the day since Clevedon Pier collapsed and local people came together to campaign for its restoration At 10:20AM on the 16th October 1970, two spans of Clevedon Pier collapsed into the muddy waters of the Bristol Channel. A team of maintenance men were undertaking
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It’s been a tough year for the Curzon. The leaking roof, which was once, the biggest problem the cinema had experienced in recent history, was surpassed in spectacular fashion by Covid-19 forcing closure. After 108 years of continuously operating, through two world wars and the advent of the digital age, the Curzon had to close
Closed But Not Forgotten! The Curzon Cinema Reaches The Final Stages Of Repair Read More »
The view across the water has inspired many a poet over the last few centuries. From Coleridge to Tennyson, and more recent works by local writers in the anthology “Writing On The Lake” published by The Clevedon Community Press which, like the bookshop, is part of Clevedon Community Bookshop Co-operative. This year, the Clevedon Marine Lake, Clevedon
