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Booking

Performances     Walks     Talks     Boat Trips

Tickets booked by PayPal should be collected on the door of the event.
Please print your receipt and bring it with you.

To buy tickets or for information, visit the Festival Desk.

Performances

Date/Time
Book

Saturday
1 May

20.30

Robyn Hitchcock

Concert in Marine Theatre

To book call the TIC on 01297 442138, book online at www.marinetheatre.com

Saturday
1 May

17.30

'Art from a Changing Arctic'

Film followed by Q&A with David Buckland, Simon Boxall, and Alex Hartley

£3.00

Call the TIC on 01297 442138.

Sunday
2 May

16.00

B Sharp

Musical and visual extravaganza - Marine Theatre

Free but ticketed.
Collect tickets (no more than 5 per person) at Lyme Regis TIC, at Festival Desk or on the door.

Walks

Date/Time Name of Speaker/Talk Book

Saturday
1 May

12:30

Fossil Festival Fossil Walk along the beach (rain or shine, approximately 2.5 hours)

Limited numbers

Sunday
2 May

13:00

Fossil Festival Fossil Walk along the beach (rain or shine, approximately 2.5 hours)

Limited numbers

 

Saturday
1 May

12:30

Lyme Regis Museum Fossil Walk with Paddy Howe and Chris Andrew (approx 2.5 hours)

Numbers limited to 15 per guide. £9 adults, £5 children

To book call 01297 443370

Sunday
2 May

13:00

Lyme Regis Museum Fossil Walk with Paddy Howe and Chris Andrew (approx 2.5 hours)

Numbers limited to 15 per guide. £9 adults, £5 children
To book call 01297 443370
     
Natural History Museum walks are free but numbers are limited. Sign up at Natural History Museum stand in Grand Marquee.

Saturday and Sunday, 3 times a day

Dr Holger Thues, Natural History Museum

Reading coloured rocks: What the lichen cover of coastal cliffs can tell us about environmental conditions


Saturday and Sunday, 3 times a day

Professor Phil Rainbow, Natural History Museum

Life on the Seashore

 
Saturday and Sunday, 3 times a day

Dr Martin Honey, Natural History Museum

Spring Butterflies and Moths

 
Saturday and Sunday, 3 times a day

Dr Tim Ferrero, Natural History Museum

Sand Safari

 

Saturday 13:00 pm

Sunday 13:30

Professor Andy Fleet, Keeper of Mineralogy, Natural History Museum

Lyme Rocks

 

Saturday
1 May

and

Sunday
2 May

Sailor Jack and the Biodiversity Boat

Take a journey along the beach with Natural England's storyteller Sailor Jack and his Biodiversity Boat. Get musical with pebble percussion, explore biodiversity with games, and learn a song that will help things to grow. Meet at the Natural England marquee. If it rains this activity will take place in the Guildhall instead. Maximum 20 children (plus accompanying adults).

Saturday, 1 May: 10:30, 11:15, 12:00, 14:30, 15:15, 16:00
Sunday, 2 May: 10:30, 11:15, 12:00, 14:30, 15:15, 16:00

Free. Call 07500 127401 to book

Friday
30 April

14:00-16:00

Rocks and Fossils of Monmouth Beach, led by Richard Edmonds

Explore Monmouth beach and the wide range of fossils that are found there.

Natural England walks are free, but this walk has a maximum of 30 people. Meet by the Lifeboat Station at the Cobb. Bring a packed lunch and a drink. Stout footwear and appropriate outdoor clothing is essential.

To book call 07814 477 422

Saturday
1 May

10:00 to 14:00

Spring Flowers in the Undercliff, led by Dr David Allen

Learn about the many spring flowers and other wildlife found in the Undercliffs at this colourful time of the year.

Natural England walks are free, but this walk has a maximum of 15 people. Meet at Whitlands (SY306911). Bring a packed lunch and a drink. Stout footwear and appropriate outdoor clothing is essential.

To book call 07814 477 422

Sunday
2 May

9.00 - 14.00

Birds in the Undercliff, led by Donald Campbell

There are many different birds in the Undercliff, but good hearing is essential, because many will be heard and not seen!

Natural England walks are free, but this walk has a maximum of 15 people. Meet at Whitlands (SY306911). Bring a packed lunch and a drink. Stout footwear and appropriate outdoor clothing is essential.

To book call 07814 477 422

Talks - The Masonic Hall, Broad Street

Date/Time Name of Speaker/Talk Book

Saturday
1 May

12.00

Dr David Penney, University of Manchester Faculty of Life Sciences

'Biodiversity of Fossils in Amber: Snapshots of prehistoric forest life'

£1.00

Saturday
1 May

13.00

Sir Crispin Tickell

'Alive! The Human Future'

£1.00

Saturday
1 May

14.00

Prof Chris Stringer

'The Early Human Occupation of Britain and Europe'

£1.00

Saturday
1 May

15.00

Dr Gregory Price

Jurassic Geology

£1.00

Saturday
1 May

16.00

Dr John Nudds, University of Manchester

'The Feathered Dinosaurs of China'

£1.00

Saturday
1 May

17.00

Dr Rowan Whittle

'Fossil collecting in Antarctica'

£1.00

Sunday
2 May

12.00

Paul Williams, BBC Natural History Unit

'A Walk on the Wild Side'

£1.00

Sunday
2 May

13.00

Dr Kieren Howard and Dr Caroline Smith

'Life and impacts, impacts and life'

£1.00

Sunday
2 May

14.00

Tom Sharpe, National Museum of Wales

'Henry De La Beche and the First Sea-dragons'

£1.00

Sunday
2 May

15.00

Sir Ghillean Prance, former Director, Kew Gardens

'Dead and Alive in the Tropics'

£1.00
     

Talks - Lyme Regis Museum

Thursday
29 April

14.30

David Cox, expert orinthologist

'Why Birds Sing'

No booking necessary

Saturday
1 May

10.00 - 12.00

Meet Lyme Regis Museum's Fossil Experts

Paddy Howe and Chris Andrew

No booking necessary

Saturday
1 May

11.30

Tom Sharpe, National Museum of Wales

'Mary Anning's Discoveries'

No booking necessary

Saturday
1 May

14.00

Alex Ball, Head of Electron Microscopy, Natural History Museum

'Strange Enquiries received by the NHM'

No booking necessary

Saturday
2 May

15.00

Stephen Locke

'Introducing the Ammonite'

No booking necessary

Sunday
2 May

10.00 - 12.00

Meet Lyme Regis Museum's Fossil Experts

Paddy Howe and Chris Andrew

No booking necessary

Saturday
1 May

11.30

Tom Sharpe, National Museum of Wales

'Mary Anning's Discoveries'

No booking necessary

Saturday
1 May

14.00

Alex Ball, Head of Electron Microscopy, Natural History Museum

'Strange Enquiries received by the NHM'

No booking necessary

Saturday
2 May

15.00

Professor Chris Paul, University of Bristol

'Ammonite Bites and Worm Tubes'

No booking necessary

Boat Trips

Jurassic Coast Boat Tour

One-hour boat trip from the Cobb, with local fishermen and guide from Natural History Museum. You may even catch your lunch! Limited to 9 passengers only. Weather dependent. £8 adults, £6 children

Saturday and Sunday, 11:00 and 4:00.

To book call 07890 739625