The Rutland Film Festival Oakham Cinema 2010

Live @ the Museum

Oakham Cinema

The Rutland Film Festival 2010

bringing the best of the 2010 Oscars to Rutland

With the Oscars Red Carpet rolled up for another

year, a three day celebration takes place in

Rutland with the best films from the 2010 awards....

with a total of 10 Oscars!!

The Hurt Locker (15)

Thursday 22nd July 2010 7.30 pm

 An intense portrayal of elite soldiers who have one of the most dangerous jobs in the world: disarming bombs in the heat of combat. When a new sergeant, James, takes over a highly trained bomb disposal team amidst violent conflict, he surprises his two subordinates, Sanborn and Eldridge, by recklessly plunging them into a deadly game of urban combat. James behaves as if he's indifferent to death. As the men struggle to control their wild new leader, the city explodes into chaos, and James' true character reveals itself in a way that will change each man forever. Written by BWR Public Relations

The Blind Side (12A)

The story of Michael Oher, a homeless and traumatised boy who became an All American football player and first round NFL draft pick with the help of a caring woman and her family.


Friday 23 July 2010
7.30 pm

Avatar (12A)

Saturday 24th July 2010

7.30 pm

A paraplegic marine dispatched to the moon Pandora on a unique mission becomes torn between following his orders and protecting the world he feels is his home.

www.rutland.gov.uk/live@themuseum

Clash of the Titans (12A) Oakham Cinema Live @ the museum

Live @ the museum

Oakham cinema

Live @ the museum Oakham Cinema

The Clash of the Titans



Thursday 8th July 2010



7.30pm Rutland County Museum



The mortal son of god Zeus embarks on a perilous journey to stop the underworld and its minions from spreading their evil to earth as well as the heavens. 2010 version



Refreshments can be purchased, I believe Cllr Peter Jones informs us there is a bar so you can enjoy a glass of wine.



The museum cinema is unique it is situated amongst the tractors.



So why not give it a try.



www.rutland.gov.uk/live@themuseum

One Night in Turin Oakham Cinema

Live @ the museum Oakham Cinema

One Night in Turin



Thursday 1st July 2010



7.30pm Rutland County Museum



The incredible inside story of Italia 90. From Platt's late winner against Belgium and Lineker's cool finishing, to the heartbreak of being one kick away from the World Cup Final.

Refreshments can be purchased, I believe Cllr Peter Jones informs us there is a bar so you can enjoy a glass of wine.

The museum cinema is unique it is situated amongst the tractors.



So why not give it a try.



www.rutland.gov.uk/live@themuseum

Rutland County Museum Education

Rutland County Museum Provides Eduction to Schools.

Providing inspiring, active and fun educational experiences

throughout 2010 it is Free

Rutland County Museum
Catmose Street
Oakham
Rutland
LE15 6HW

Contact Felicity Edwards

(museum officer, learning and outreach)

T: 01572 758 440

E: fewards@rutland.gov.uk/museum

W: www.rutland.gov.uk/museum

Make & Take Tuesdays at Rutland County Museum

warning if you are a child don't look at the comments some grown ups leave some very rude comments and we don't want mum and dad complaining.


Rutland County Museum Family Summer

Family events summer 2010

fun workshops & activities for all the family

www.rutland.gov.uk/museum

Drop in from 1.30pm - 3.30pm on Tuesdays throughout August

Suitable for ages 3+, £2 per person

Have fun making masks, planes, mosaics, pictures and much more - what you make you take away with you! No booking necessary - just drop in!

Special Wednesday Workshops Rutland County Museum

warning if you are a child don't look at the comments some grown ups leave some very rude comments and we don't want mum and dad complaining.


Rutland County Museum Family Summer

Family events summer 2010

fun workshops & activities for all the family

www.rutland.gov.uk/museum

Special Wednesday Workshops

10.30am - 12pm every Wednesday

£3.50 per person, suitable for ages 4 -12

(price covers cost of materials - all items made can be taken home)

Booking is essential as places are limited (tickets available at the museum)

July 28th : plant pot painting

August 4th: Foam Frenzy

August 11th: Glass Painting

August 18th: Sparkly Art

August 25th: Feed The Birds

Discovery Tots Rutland County Museum

warning if you are a child don't look at the comments some grown ups leave some very rude comments and we don't want mum and dad complaining.

Rutland County Museum Family Summer

Family events summer 2010

fun workshops & activities for all the family

www.rutland.gov.uk/museum

Discover Tots, discover new things through fun and play.

fun sessions for 2-5 year old

Saturdays 10.30 - 11.30 am

£2 per child

Take your 2-5 year old along  for fun craft and art activity sessions - each session is a different fun theme.

Outer Space Saturday 17th July 2010

Come along and have a go at decorating planets, look at stars - you are never to young to learn what's out there!

The Jungle Saturday 7th August 2010

What lurks in the jungle? Come and find out and maybe make some jungle beasties of your own!

Train to be an Egyption Workshop Rutland County Museum

Train to be an Egyptian Workshop

(is that walk like an Egyption?)

warning if you are a child don't look at the comments some grown ups leave some very rude comments and we don't want mum and dad complaining.


Rutland County Museum Family Summer

Family events summer 2010

fun workshops & activities for all the family

www.rutland.gov.uk/museum

Tuesday 27th July 1-30 - 3.30 pm & Thursday 29th July 10.45am - 12.30 pm

Go along to the museum and train to be an Egyptian priest.
Children will have the opportunity to make their own canopic jars, wrap Pharoah Ben-tenteph, write cartouches and appease ancient Egyptian gods. A fun and hands on workshop will get children thinking about what ancient Egyptian life was really like.

£4 per person. suitable for 6+

National Festival of Archaelogy Rutland County Museum

warning if you are a child don't look at the comments some grown ups leave some very rude comments and we don't want mum and dad complaining.

Rutland County Museum Family Summer

Family events summer 2010

fun workshops & activities for all the family

www.rutland.gov.uk/museum

Archaeology quiz (throughout the archaeology festival)

go along and the archaeology identification quiz - handle real objects,  try and guess what they were used for, fill in a quiz sheet and be in with a chance of winning a family ticket to one of our live @ cinema screenings. 50p per entry Suitable for ages 7+

from now until Sunday 1st August 2010

Rutland County Museum Oakham

At last nights parish forum meeting at Rutland County Council a very nice lady asked if we could promote the museum so here goes.

www.rutland.gov.uk/museum

FREE ENTRY

 Discover something BIG in

England's smallest county

Although Rutland County Museum is located in the smallest county in England there's nothing small about its superb collection,

The variety of our exhibits allows them to truthfully claim that there is something for everyone -whatever your age!

The museum building its self is part of Rutland's historic past.

The Riding School, where the main hall of the museum is housed, was built in1794-95 for the Rutland Fencible Cavalry. It was used until 1799 when the unit disbanded.

The museum now houses a new Local History Study Area.

learning about your area's local history?

why not use the fantastic local history area.

it is filled with studies books, maps, photos, reference material,

microfiche and study computers.

The Museum hosts many Exhibition and Displays

Displays include

Oakham New Drop Gallows (the last known of their kind in the UK)

Rutlands agricultural heritage

The Great Seal of Ketton

Brooke Requilquary

Local archaeology finds

The Victorian kitchen

details of temporary exhibitions can be found on the museums what's on guide

www.rutland.gov.uk/museum

If you need a rest you can find a hidden secret

The Museum Garden

If you enjoy cinema and theatre

live @ the museum

www.rutland.gov.uk/live@themuseum

Rutland County Museum

Catmose Street

Oakham

Ruland

LE15 6HW

T: 01572 758 440

E: museum@rutland.gov.uk

w: www.rutland.gov.uk/museum

opening hours

Tues- Fri 10am - 5pm

Saturday 10am - 4pm

Sunday & Monday CLOSED

Open Bank Holiday Mondays

The May be closed early due to cinema performances, Please phone to confirm times

Craft Exhibition at Rutland County Museum

Craft Exhibition

10th December - 22nd January 2011

www.rutland.gov.uk/museum

Flower Exhibition at Rutland County Museum

Flower Club Exhibition

26th November - 5th December 2010

www.rutland.gov.uk/museum

Kir Ching! at Rutland County Museum

Shops & Shopping Exhibition

17th September - 21st November 2010

An Exhibition of Shops & Shopping in Rutland

A nostalgic look at how shops and shopping habits have changed over the years, from the village store to the advent of the supermarket.

The exhibition features many familiar local names and includes archive photographs, advertising memorabilia, bills and receipts, old packaging and shop equipment

www.rutland.gov.uk/museum

Exhibitions at Rutland County Museum

Rutland County Museum  Oakham

Summer Landscapes

Rutland Rainbows, Brownies, Beavers,
Cubs and Scouts exhibition

9th July - 5th September 2010

www.rutland.gov.uk/museum


This event is supported by Kids in Museums, MLA, Visit England, Rutland County Council.

Rutland Hippo Trail Launch

Oakham Festival Launch was combined with the launch of Rutland Hippo Trail. The reception was held at Rutland County Museum.

The Children's Hippos will remain on display at the museum here in Oakham for the duration of the Oakham Festival.

To see photograph of Hippos  decorated by children from all Rutlands schools click this link.
http://martinbrookes.blogspot.com/2010/06/rutland-hippos-from-all-schools.html

The decorating of the Hippos by the children may have been fun, there was also a serious education side to the project.

Wild in Art Ltd. provide schools with an education pack.

A quick glance at the pack last night I find the students are guided through the design process, then learn to discuss and develop, define, deliver and evaluate ideas, this involves group work, students create drawings and paintings,

The ideas are then developed during discussion, looking at details of individual sketch books.

They then learn to define, with presentations and further discussion.

Once this is all completed it is time to deliver the project.

Then the final stage is to evaluate, a time for the students to reflect and think.

Charlie Langhorne Wild in Art Ltd.

http://www.wildinart.co.uk/


The adults of Rutland were not left out 25 Hippos have been sponsored by companies and decorated by local artists although some have been stolen http://www.thisisleicestershire.co.uk/news/Thieves-strike-hippos-snatched/article-2324417-detail/article.html    there are still plenty to see. 

The High Sherif of Rutland takes a look.

www.highsheriffs.com/Rutland/Index.htm

1. Gaol Street Oakham

2. Jerwoods Oakham School

3. Dean Street Oakham

4. Music & More Melton Road Oakham

5. Rutland Radio Melton Road Oakham

6. Saddlers Court-off Lands End Way, Oakham Bypass

7. Lands End Way Oakham Bypass

8. Schofield Road Oakham Bypass

9. Olive Branch Clipsham

10. Barrowden

11. Lyddington

one stolen

12. Market Place Uppingham

13. Goldmark Gallery Uppingham

14. Horse and Jockey Manton

15. St George's Barracks North Luffenham

16. Normanton Park by the church Rutland Water

17.  Sykes Lane Rutland Water

18. Whitwell Rutland Water

19. Fox and Hounds Exton

20. Barnsdale Lodge Hotel, Barnsdale

one stolen £250 reward for return

21. Stamford Road A606 roundabout

Stolen

22. Mill Street Oakham

23. Market Place Oakham

24. Oakham Castle

The Hippo Trail is also supported by the following organisations

Oakham Festival: www.oakhamfestival.co.uk/

Wild in Art: www.wildinart.co.uk   charlie@wildinart.co.uk

This is Art: www.artsforrutland.co.uk

Arts Council England:  www.artscouncil.org.uk/

Rutlland County Council: www.rutland.gov.uk/ 

Still Friends and Rutland County Museum

A tourist posts himself to Oakham to avoid the

British Airways Strike

A Sticky Visitor

Next year Rutland Council tax will be the

lowest in the land after

council employs dummies

at museum customers service

they hope to recruit many more

staff are said to be unhappy

and will fight any redundancies

Laying on the floor

Its not good to bang your head on the wall

Dead Man

Baby found at museum

Man Hung

Two Oakham School Boys watch hanging

Can I help?

Work little girl at old school desk

poor thing cant afford the chips!

It does ask not to climb please!

lost Duck

Mum I want to look over there!

Taking a closer look

Whats in here?

Oakham School Boy donates

his £50 pocket money

A busy farmer

Plenty of room at Oakham Cinema
A good family film @ the museum

Leicester Police despite cut backs

always willing to help

Strong Baby

Dancing in the Museum

Baby plays on rope

Visitor takes a closer look

Local Artist

Local Artist At Work